UNIVERSITY PARK George
A Van Horn, associate professor
of agricultural communications,
retired September 30 after 29 years
W ith The Pennsylvania State
University.
Van Horn served as editor of
Science in Agriculture, the
quarterly magazine of the College
of Agriculture. Under Van Horn’s
direction, the magazine won
numerous awards. He also wrote
scientific news articles for the
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Van Horn retires at Penn State
college. Many of his stories were
published in newspapers and
magazines throughout Penn
sylvania and other states.
Over the years, Van Horn
worked to show faculty members
the style of popular writing as
compared to technical writing. His
efforts have made researchers
aware of the need to make
scientific information available to
the public.
Van Horn spent considerable
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public.
Van Horn was also involved in
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Lancaster Farming, Saturday, October 20,1984—05
teaching state Future Farmers of
America officers about the basics
of public relations through the
mass media. He instructed the
officers during their annual
leadership conferences held on
campus.
He also had a parallel career in
public affairs for the United States
Navy. As a Navy commander, he
conducted two media studies of
pollution abatement efforts. When
the submarine Thresher sunk in
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1963, Van Horn directed public
affairs activities for shore phases
of the second expedition by the
Bathyscaphe Trieste to locate the
Thresher.
Before joining the Ag Com
munications staff, Van Horn
served as agricultural extension
editor at the University of
Delaware. He holds bachelor’s and
master’s degrees in agnucltural
journalism from the University of
Wisconsin.
Van Horn’s community ac
tivities include mass com
munications work for the College
Area Council of Churches and the
Nittany Mountain District of the
Boy Scouts of America.
Conservation
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FREDERICK, Md. - The
Catoctin and Frederick Soil
Conservation Districts in
Maryland are once again holding
their annual conservation tour on
Nov. 13.
The tour will be by bus, boarding
at the 7th Street Shopping Center
behind Murphy’s Mart at 9 a.m.
and returing by 3:30 p.m. The stops
will include sites showing con
servation practices such as animal
waste storage facilities, contour
stripcropping, water supply ponds,
spring developments and field
diversions. The above practices
were cost shared by Agriculture
Stabilization & Conservation
Service (ASCS) and the new
Maryland Department Agricutlure
funding progrlam.
Lunch will be provided on the
tour. Please call in reservations by
111.