—Lancaster Farming, Saturday,' September 8, 1973
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Quintet of Forecaste
Present Neppco"Outl
Five of industry’s more astute
crystal-ball-gazers will pool their
knowledge here on the first day of
November to give colleagues a
preview of the “new era in
agriculture”.
The quintet will serve as
panelists in a special outlook
session on the final morning of
the annual convention and ex
position of the Northeastern
Poultry Producers Council
(NEPPCO), being staged on
October 30 through November 1.
The world famous Hotel
Hershey, Motor Lodge and famed
Hersheypark Arena will be the
scene of the 42nd anniversary
gathering for producers and
industrymen in the 14-state
NEPPCO area.
“While the title assigned these
five knowledgeable gentlemen is
simply ‘Outlook’, the result will
be some very worthwhile insight
into the critical days ahead,”
according to Henk Wentink,
NEPPCO president.
The topic takes dead aim on the
theme of the exposition itself,
“Tomorrow”, in which all
educational sessions are geared
to the innovations and ideas from
which profits can be made by
industrymen in the days ahead,
Wentink noted.
Panelists are Richard E.
Scruggs, chief economist for
Standard and Poor’s Cor
poration; Lee Campbell, vice
president, government relations,
Poultry and Egg Institute of
America; John H. Frazier, Jr.,
president of the National Grain
and Feed Assn.; Richard C.
Larkin, director of economic
research for the National Broiler
Marketing Association, and John
R. Pederson, director of
marketing and statistical
analysis for the United Egg
Producers.
Remainder of the educational
sessions during the three-day
exposition will cover the “future”
as it relates to the most sue-
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cessful merchandising ideas
available for use, the impact of
dried poultry waste, the proposed
egg stabilization program and
other topics which create a
challenge for producers in the
months ahead.
The commercial exposition
itself moves into expanded
quarters in the adjoining Her
sheypark Arena to meet the
needs of the biggest show in
several years, heralded by
NEPPCO’s return to the central
Pennsylvania farm area.
Funfare at the show will be
abundant,-according to Richard
I. Ammon, NEPPCO Executive
Director. Among the attractions
are the famous Chocolate World
tour, the beautiful arboretum,
renowned museums and the regal
resort complex itself, embracing
the beautiful hotel and its gar
dens and golf courses. Luncheons
and evening meals will be sup
plemented by challenging looks
into the future and by “some of
the best entertainment we’ve
ever presented”, according to
Ammon.
Advance registration is more
important than ever, Ammon
says because of the heavy early
demand for rooms in the Hotel
Hershey and its sister motor
lodge. Room reservations and
show reservation must be
directed to the NEPPCO office
and only there. Headquarters of
the 14-state association is at 322
Oxford Valley Road, Fairless
Hills, Penna. 19030.
Insects Could
Rule The World
Insects far outnumber hu
man beings
While there are approxi
mately 3 billion people in
the world, scientists estimate
there are that many insects
for every square mile of the
earth.
• FARM MACHINERY
Lancaster, Pa. 17601
Strasburg Bank
Promotes Three
rs to
ook"
Three employee promotions
were recently announced by
Donald H. Hoffecker, executive
vice president of The First
National Bank of Strasburg.
Promoted were: Barbara A.
Kensinger, Lititz; Larry 0.
Miller, Stevens; and Kenneth G.
Shotzberger, also of Lititz.
Mrs. Kensinger’s new title is
loan officer and personnel
assistant to Mr. Shotzberger.
Prior to her promotion, she was a
head teller. Before joining the
Strasburg Bank, she was em
ployed by the Leola National
Bank. Mrs. Kensinger has
completed several American
Institute of Banking courses and
an executive motivation course
at Success Motivation Institute
(5.M.1.). She and her husband,
Paul, have two daughters.
Mr. Miller has been promoted
from loan officer to branch
manager of the Strasburg Bank’s
Lancaster office. He was for
merly a manager of GAC
Finance Corporation in Lan
caster. Miller is past president of
the local Consumer Exchange
and has also held offices in the
Chambersburg Consumer
Finance Exchange, the
Brecknock P.T.A. and the
Cloister Council. The United
States Air Force veteran is a
native of Hagerstown, Maryland.
He and his wife, the former Judy
Boward of Hagerstown, have four
children.
Kenneth Shotzberger, formerly
the branch manager of the bank’s
Lancaster office, now holds the
position of branch coordinator
personnel officer. He had been
associated with a local financial
company. The Manheim
Township High School graduate
has completed several American
Institute of Banking courses, an
executive motivation course
from 5.M.1., Girard Bank’s New
Business Program and a course
from Dun and Bradstreet on
Analyzing Credit and Financial
Statements. He is chairman of
the Strasburg Bank Long Range
Planning Committee and is ac
tive in the United Way and Heart
Fund campaigns. He is also a
member of the Manheim
Township Jaycees and Lancaster
Elks Lodge Post number 134. The
new branch coordinator and his
wife, Sally, have one son.
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