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              Enologist Society Will Begin
Parley Friday In Lake County
s
Hoberg's Resort in Lake
County will be the setting for
the 11th annual open meeting
of the American Society of
Enologists Friday and Saturday.
Program Chairman Charles
M. Crawford of Modesto,
Stanislaus County, said new
s c i e n t i fic developments in
grape and wine production,
exhibits of advanced equipment and processes, and a
program of entertainment are
on the meeting agenda.
The society's 1961 merit
award will be presented at
a banquet Saturday to Leon
S. Peters, Fresno wine industry leader, for developing
advanced types of winery
equipment during the past 28
years at this foundry and
machine works.
Research Reports
Research reports will include papers by Fritz Ritter,
a professor at the Hessian
Institute of Viticulture of
Geisenheim, Germany; Dr.
Gerald Reid of Milwaukee,
Wis., who will discuss the
latest process in fermentation
flavor research; Dr. Hoya Y.
Yang of Oregon State University, and 11 University of
California scientists.
Joseph Heitz, a former en-
ology instructor at the Fresno
State College and now a Napa
County winery owner, will
preside over a few of the
various sessions scheduled.
He is treasurer of the organization.
Officialdom
Other presiding officers include Myron Nightingale of
Livermore, Alameda County,
ASE president; Theodore Ya-
mada of Madera, vice president and exhibits chairman;
Dr. George Thoukis, Modesto;
M. S. Nury, Fresno, and
George Marsh, M. A. Joslyn
and Maynard A. Amerine,
Davis professors.
These enologists and industry leaders will participate in
a symposium on The Wine
Industry and the Future:
Edmund A. Mirassou, San
Jose; Michael Bo, San Martin,
Santa Clara County; Paul
Huber, Madera; Raul DeSoto,
Fresno; Louis Petri, San Francisco; Louis P. Martini, St.
Helena, Napa County; Otto
Meyer, Saratoga, Santa Clara
County;-Walter ^Rich^rt^ JVfa-
drone,  Santa  Clara  Coynjy;
Robert Mondavi, St. Helena;
Max Goldman, Hammondspot,
NY; B. W. Goldwaite and
James L. Riddell, Fresno, and
Drs. A. J. Winkler and Maynard A. Amerine of Davis.
Officers and members of
the program committee include Alfred F. Pirrone, Sali-
da, Stanislaus County; Drs.
Klayton E. Nelson, A. D.
Webb, and James Guymon,
Davis; Evins Naman and
Ze'ev Haplerin, Fresno; Karl
Wente, Livermore; Edmund A.
Rossi, Jr.* Asti, Sonoma County; John Hoffman, Napa;
Leonard J. Berg, St. Helena;
Albert Cribari, San Jose; Mrs.
Sally Crawford, Modesto, and
Mrs. Alice Nightingale, Livermore.
SAVE WATER
with Ger-Pak
Polyethylene
DITCH LINERS
CALL AM 6-7745
Atlas Scaffold & Equipment
550 W. Church St., Fresno

Object Description

Title	Scrapbook
Object type	Photo album
Physical collection	Leon S. Peters papers
Folder structure	Biographical_information

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Title	Page 01
Date Created	1961-06-18
Physical description	27.4 cm. x 17.7 cm.
Full text search	Enologist Society Will Begin Parley Friday In Lake County s Hoberg's Resort in Lake County will be the setting for the 11th annual open meeting of the American Society of Enologists Friday and Saturday. Program Chairman Charles M. Crawford of Modesto, Stanislaus County, said new s c i e n t i fic developments in grape and wine production, exhibits of advanced equipment and processes, and a program of entertainment are on the meeting agenda. The society's 1961 merit award will be presented at a banquet Saturday to Leon S. Peters, Fresno wine industry leader, for developing advanced types of winery equipment during the past 28 years at this foundry and machine works. Research Reports Research reports will include papers by Fritz Ritter, a professor at the Hessian Institute of Viticulture of Geisenheim, Germany; Dr. Gerald Reid of Milwaukee, Wis., who will discuss the latest process in fermentation flavor research; Dr. Hoya Y. Yang of Oregon State University, and 11 University of California scientists. Joseph Heitz, a former en- ology instructor at the Fresno State College and now a Napa County winery owner, will preside over a few of the various sessions scheduled. He is treasurer of the organization. Officialdom Other presiding officers include Myron Nightingale of Livermore, Alameda County, ASE president; Theodore Ya- mada of Madera, vice president and exhibits chairman; Dr. George Thoukis, Modesto; M. S. Nury, Fresno, and George Marsh, M. A. Joslyn and Maynard A. Amerine, Davis professors. These enologists and industry leaders will participate in a symposium on The Wine Industry and the Future: Edmund A. Mirassou, San Jose; Michael Bo, San Martin, Santa Clara County; Paul Huber, Madera; Raul DeSoto, Fresno; Louis Petri, San Francisco; Louis P. Martini, St. Helena, Napa County; Otto Meyer, Saratoga, Santa Clara County;-Walter ^Rich^rt^ JVfa- drone, Santa Clara Coynjy; Robert Mondavi, St. Helena; Max Goldman, Hammondspot, NY; B. W. Goldwaite and James L. Riddell, Fresno, and Drs. A. J. Winkler and Maynard A. Amerine of Davis. Officers and members of the program committee include Alfred F. Pirrone, Sali- da, Stanislaus County; Drs. Klayton E. Nelson, A. D. Webb, and James Guymon, Davis; Evins Naman and Ze'ev Haplerin, Fresno; Karl Wente, Livermore; Edmund A. Rossi, Jr.* Asti, Sonoma County; John Hoffman, Napa; Leonard J. Berg, St. Helena; Albert Cribari, San Jose; Mrs. Sally Crawford, Modesto, and Mrs. Alice Nightingale, Livermore. SAVE WATER with Ger-Pak Polyethylene DITCH LINERS CALL AM 6-7745 Atlas Scaffold & Equipment 550 W. Church St., Fresno

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