Holstein Convention Planning
Meeting Held In Harrisburg
The Pennsylvania Holstein vnrious committees for their Mrs. Robert Gitt, RD 1. Littles-
Association’s Stale Convention reports. town and Miss Judi Finkbiner,
Planning Committee met Wed- Reporting for the Booklet Assislant Home Economist fiom
nesday, March 26, 1069. in the Committee, Chairman Howaid C ° unty ' Co ' Chairladies
. » „ ~ for the Ladies Program reported
Agiicullural Bmldmg. Hams- Weiss of RD 2, Myerslown thilt lhc Ladies Lunchco „ Wl n
buig, Pennsylvania. Chan man slated that about 20 ads each be served at the Hanover Coun-
E'vm Hess. Jr , RD 1, Strasbuig, have been received fiom York H.V Chib, Abbottstown on Fii-
Lancaster County, called the and Lebanon counties Bleeder day. November 21, 1969 Atten
meetmg to order at 10 45 am. adveitismg is being solicited dance of 1502CJ is expected for
and called on the chanman of fiom each of the nine counties the luncheon and follow-up fash
ion .show by lloshcl-Kohn of
York, Pennsylvania All tickets
must be obtained prior to No-
John B. Kurtz
Ph: 354-9251
R. D. 3, Ephrata
Wenger's Feed Mill
Ph: 367-1195
Rheems
Inc.
In the host Southcentral Region.
Counties were reminded of the
May Ist deadline for oil ads to vcinbcr 10> 1969; nonc available
DL 80lc1, at the door.
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More and more local dairymen are proving that a small extra
investment in heifer feeding can pay off when heifers freshen and
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West Willow
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West Willow
James High & Sons
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Goidonville
Tours for the visiting dairy
men and their wives will be
offered on Thursday afternoon,
November 20. 1909. Committee
Chan man. Duane Duncan, Coun
ty Agent of Cumberland County
offeied alternative tour loutes to
the Geneial Committee. On
their recommendation, a tour of
the Gettysburg Battlefield and
the Electric Map will be anang
ed with departure fiom l - 30-
2 00 pm •"> will be
mad n ' Al. i
Ira B. Landis
Ph 394-7912
1912 Creek Hill Rd., Lane.
John J. Hess, 11, Inc.
Ph- 442-4632
Paradise
Lancaster Farming. Saturday. April 19.1969—11
Banquet Committee Co-Chan
men Claience Stauffer, RD 1,
Ephrata, and Henucus Penmngs.
RD 2, New Oxford reported on
the banquet which will be held
at 7:30 p.m, Friday, November
21, 1969, in the Dining Room of
Gettysburg College. A roast
beef prime rib dinner will be
served. Efforts are underway
to obain a prominent national
figure for speaker at the ban
quet. An estimated 900 people
are expected to attend.
A committee to make arrange
ments for breakfast from 800
a.m. to 9;30 a.m. on Friday, No
vember 21, 1969, chaired by
Melvin Durboraw, RD 1, Gettys
burg, is contacting possible
speakers. The breakfast pre
cedes the annual business meet
ing which is scheduled for 9.45
a m. to 4:30 p.m.
Publicity Committee Chair
man, Thomas E. 'Piper, Adams
County Agent, reported plans to
maintain contact with the mem
bers of his nine-member com
mittee and to release the publi
city state-wide at an appropriate
time preceding the convention.
The meeting adjourned at 3 30
, p.m after setting the next meet
ing to be held at 800 pm,
Thursday, May 1, 1969 in the
Holiday Inn, Gettysburg
Lobaugh, RD 1, Aspcrs, was
named Co-Chairman of this com
mittee.
Registration for the Conven
tion will begin at 10:00 a.m,
Thursday. November 20, 1969 in
the lobby of the Holiday Inn.
Gettysburg Co-Chairmen for
tins responsibility arc Mr. and
Mis Robeit Whiteford, RD 1.
New Oxfoid and Mr and Mis.
Paul Fissei, RD 6, Gettysbuig
Robeit Gitt, RD 2, Littlestown.
Chan man of the Enteitainment
Committee lepoited the Mon
itor n Combo will piovide music
sola Ciiunauui Will also be
piovided.
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