The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-11-15
DAIRY PLANT WORKERS.
Program for Conference to Be Held
at Burlington.

Following is the program of the first
annual meeting of the Vermont Dairy
Plant Operators and Managers asso-
citation at Morrill, hall, Burlington,
Nov. 81, 20, 20, in connection with the
short course conference for dairy plant
workers and managers.
Tuesday, Nov. II.
A b. m.--Directors meeting.
1880 p. M, Business session-Call to
order, ]. B. Hoag, Grand Isle, presi-
dent. Roll call of members; report of
board of directors, II. b. Ellenberger,
secretary, Burlington; report OF the
treasurer, E. G. Hills, North Montpel-
Ter; proposals for amendments and
new legislation Unjust be handed to
secretary in written form; verbal ex-
plantations may be made); appoint
ment Of committee to consider propo-
sails for amendments and new legis-
lation; appointment OF committee on
resolutions; the future Of the associa-
ton, f. H. Cochran, Stove; discussion
of plans for next year; appointment
of committee to consider plans for
next year.
Wednesday, Nov. 20.
s a. m.-Short course conference;
welcome, Professor Ellenberger, Bur-
lington.
SIS a. m.-The national dairy show,
". r. Jones, Montpelier.
8:45 a. m.--Butter. From COW to
churn, Prof. Ellenberger; from churn
to package, Mr. Jones; the finished
product and the market, G. w. Fry
hofer, New York; the dealer and the
shipper, Boston dealer; direct from
producer to consumer, L. G. Mulhol-
land, Montpelier; problems Of the
creamery manager, B. G. Jennings,
East Hardwick.
2 D. m.-Judging contests of butter,
cream and milk; scoring butter, Mr..
Fryhofer; scoring milk and cream,
Prof. H, Il. Ross, Ithaca, N. Y.
These contests will be in charge Of Mr..
Fryhofer and Prof. Ross. The Vermont
Dairy Plant Operators and Managers
offers ten prizes to its
members who compete in these con
tests. Butter medal, So, So, 81; cream,
medal, 50, 81; Milk, medal, So, 81.
A p. Encouragement and accounting
problems of the combination plant, G.
V. Roberts, Milton; accounting in the
larry plant, r. G. Weeks, Burlington.
7.30 b. Business session. Call
10 order, President Hoag; roll call Of
report Of committee on
and new legislation; ac-
ton; report Of committee on plans;
action; report OF committee on res
action; election of directors.
Vermont Dairy Plants and
he New England Pooling Plan r. Fl. |
Edwards, Richmond and Boston, YER
mont member Of New England Pool-l
ng plan committee.
Thursday, Nov. 20.
s a. m.---Shipping milk and sweet /
.ream; requirements for production
md farm inspection, DIR. r. r. Bolton; /
receiving and handling in the country
,lant, Prof. Ross; figuring comparative |
'eturns from selling sweet cream and
,utter, Mr.. Jones; milk production,
Prof. +. w. Howe, Brooklyn.
2 p. m.--Refrigeration natural and
Fl. Harrison, New York;
he utilization of creamery by-prod
tets, L. A. Rogers, Washington, D. G.;
asein, cheese, ice cream, Prof. Ellen
,erger and others; relations of the
liant operator to the patron, Prof.
toss, Fl. r. Bremen, s. e. Judd.
6:30 p. m.--Banquet. Announce
nent Of butter scores and awarding
( prizes; announcement of results OF
Judging contests and awarding Of
rizes; special program and entertain
nent.
Prizes Offered.
The Vermont Dairy Plant Operators
nd Managers association are offering
'rizes in six classes for scoring and
Judging contests including butter,
ream and milk at their annual meet
ng to be held in Morrill, hall, Burling
on, Nov. 81, 20. There will be three
cts Of prizes offered for the best quail
ty products and three sets Of prizes
4 equal value for the best judges of
hese three products. Everybody is
invited to enter the contests but prizes
viii be awarded only 20 members of
he association. The following prizes
re offered: Class and 4, butter, LIST