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(Highway 21, North of Goderich) Phone (519) 524,6384
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Annual
poultry
meeting
Egg and poultry meat
producersshould make plans
to attend the 1976 Poultry
Industry ,,Conference and
:Exhibition ori June 9 and lO'at.
the ..Western Fair Grounds,,,
'London. •
Changes have been.'made•in,
. the educational prograirr for
this 19th annual event to .
.provide up-to-date " 'in
forrr*ation• on research andon '.
the trends taking. place that
will affect .the poultry in-
dustry,in Ontario. • •
In the -Exhibition Ha11,:-t1e
poultry and': allied industry,
participants.will•.,show .the ,
latest in supplies•
equipment, The' exhibition
area will be open to the,public
from 9,a...m. talo p.m. on.June,
-9, and from 9 a,m. to 6 p.m. on
June l0•.
On Wednesday, 'June '9,
following, a 'turkey luncheon,
Donald McQ. Shaver will
speak to producerson world
food production and its
political •' and economic
significance ' ko Canadian
producers. Dr. I. Lewis
Wesley, of the Virginia...
Polytechnic Institute and
State University, will focus'on
residue research that. is
' presently under way; New
challenges for the. turkey
industrywill be the topic for
„ Dr. �Wm. C. Stevens, a Guelph
agricultural consultant.Dr.
Jim •Smith of Hub -bard
'Farms,•NeW Hampshire, Will.
outline some of the challenges
that- are facing the chicken
broiler industry.
A chicken barbeque has •
been arranged for Wed-
nesday evening and . tickets
may •be -purchased ' at- the
information booth. The..
general meeting of'the
Ontario Poultry Council takes
place after .the .meal, with
guest speakers '
Spencer, director of Food'
Land Development Branch,
Ontario Ministry • of •
Agriculture and Food, arid
Don , Baron, . area head of
C.B:C.' Agriculture . .:and
Resources.. Presentations of
the. 1976 O.P.C. 'Awards of
Merit will conclude 'the
meeting.
On Thursday, June 10, the
Ontario Egg Board will •
conduct its general meeting'
- at. 10 a.m., followed by a
luncheon at noon: In the of-,
ternoon, Dr. W.D. Morrison;
chairman of the. Department
of ' : Animal and Poultry
Science at .the University of
Guelph, Will ,' discuss how
researchers' adapt to satisfy a
producer's needs for new
technology. New, poultry
lightingsystemswill be the
topic ; .of Dr. Charles
Ostrander, Department of
Poultry Science, .Cornell
University. • Concluding .the
afternoon program will be a
dialogue on molds, including
aflatoxins 'and .mycotoxins;
by Dr: •John Summers,
Department of 'Animal and
Poultry Science, • University
of Guelph and Dr. John
Sutton; 'Department." of
Environmental Biology.
Additional ,information on
the conference is available
from-- either Mr. Don
Luckhain; chairman of
publicity, Poultry 'Industry
Conference" and 'Exhibition,
Ri•dgetown College of
Agricultural Technology,
Ridgetown, Ontario NOP 2CO3
or Mr. Earl. Dahl, Western
Fair Grounds, London,
Ontario.
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Bill Craven of Goderich will end 20 years of service as
,: probation officer, for the County of Huron after his
retirement on June 1, Donald Fink will assume the duties of
probation and parole officer. Mr: Fink is a native of Huron
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County as he trained with the Royal Canadian Air Force at.
Sky Harbor and spent three years, in Centralia. He has
worked as probation officer in Bracebridge for the past 12
years. (staff photo)
The Kinsmen Club . of Goderich' presented prizes to the
winners, of the bike rodeothat the club sponsors each year.
The prize winners included Scott Robinson, Dean Smith, Ian
Banks,'Kawrinadhie Weerasooriya,' Susan Chisholm, Kim
Mabon, Greg Marshall; Pauh.Jeffrey and Tracey Garrick.
The four top winners in each category were Mike Bedard,•
Nick .Brudnicki, Lawry,Burnett and Karen Pollock: (staff
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