Wheleh to address Pa. poultry group
HARRISBURG ~ Dr.
Elizabeth Whelan, a
nationally recognized
authority on food and health,
address the 1978 Penn
stoltzfus meat market
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sylvania Poultry Conference
on June 22 at the Host Farm
in Lancaster.
Dr. Whelan is executive
director of the American
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Council on Science and
Health and a research
associate in nutrition
education at Harvard
University.
Dr. Whelan’s topic will be
“The Panic Over Food
Safety”. She is the author of
nine books, including
Preventing Cancer, Panic in
the Pantry, and Food Facts,
Fads, and Fallacies. The
latter two were written in
corroboration with
Frederick J. Stare, M.D.,
Ph.D., Professor of Nutrition
at the Harvard School of
Public Health. Dr, Stare was
the founder of the depart
ment of nutrition and was its
chairman for 35 years.
Dr. Whelan regularly
contributes articles to
professional magazines and
popular publications. She is
the moderator for
“Healthline” and h To Your
Health”, syndicated radio
programs heard daily in the
United States. She earned
degrees at Connecticut
College (A. 8.), Yale
University School of
Medicine (M.P.H.), Harvard
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University (M.S.) and
Harvard University School
of Public Health (Sc.D.).
The conference, which
features separate broiler,
egg, and turkey programs
all day with the exception of
Dr. Whelan and a price
outlook session for all
conference participants, is
open to everyone. This open
invitation is also extended to
the Pennsylvania Poultry
Federation’s (conference
sponsor) annual banquet in
the evening where the
broiler, egg, and turkey
mdustryman of the year are
announced and en
tertainment is featured. For
information write the
Pennsylvania Poultry
Federation, 500 N. Progress
Ave., Harrisburg, Pas. 17109
or call (717) 652-7530.
Milk
marketing
hearing set
HARRISBURG - The
public hearing for the Area
No. 4 Milk Marketing Area,
which was recessed May 31,
1978, will be reconvened at 10
A.M. on June 15, 1978, m
Room 103, Agriculture
Building, 2301 North
Cameron Street,
Harrisburg, Pennsylvania.
Public notice will be given
via the news media of the
above reconvened public
hearing in accordance with
the provisions of the Milk
Marketing Law of April 28,
1937, P.L. 417, as amended.
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Lancaster Farming, Saturday, June 10,1978
Dr. Elizabeth Whelan, executive director of the
American Council on Science and Health, will
address the 1978 Pennsylvania Poultry Con
ference on June 22.
MUk helps you sleep
Scientists at Tufts
University in Alabama say
they have identified a
substance in milk that ac
tually helps induce sleep.
The element acts as a
natural hypnotic by
triggering an increase in the
amount of serotonin in the
brain, the natural chemical
that brings on sleep.
Researchers say a lack of
the chemical can cause
insomnia, buy that drinking
milk may prompt the body to
manufacture enough of th<
substance to start you 01
your way.to dreamland.
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