—Lancaster Farming, Saturday, October 15,1977
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NEPPCO plans New Year’s Eve for Nov, 13-15
FAIRLESS HILLS - “Why
not,” says NEPPCO
president, Dick Stark.
“Different people of the
ivorld celebrate New Year's
Eve on different dates, so
why shouldn’t NEPPCO
members - at then last
banquet befoi e becoming
PEI A members - celeoiate
the occasion by ringing out
the old and ringing in the
new”
The New Year’s Eve Party
promises to be the social
highlight of the 3-day
NEPPCO Expo ’77
scheduled for the Host
Farm, November 13-15 The
Host Farm is a huge resort
type convention facility on
U S. 30 about five miles east
of Lancaster. NEPPCO
Expo will feature two floors
of poultry industry exhibits,
an indepth educational
program, a special program
for the ladies and a Youth
Program.
Starting at 7:30 p.m. on
Monday, Nov. 14, the
NEPPCO New Year’s Eve
Party in the Host Farm’s
Cabaret will be a gala affair
from start to finish. The
menu, itself, is being billed
as “a gourmet’s delight and
a poultryman’s dream”. It
was developed by Dave
Abrahams, Host Farm’s
food and beverage manager,
in consultation with Liza
Phillips, home economist for
the Virginia Poultry
Mo. is No. 1
ST. JOSEPH, Mo. - The
largest Angus state, m terms
of registrations the past
year, was Missouri with
26,055 head, followed by
lowa with 19,434 head.
Missouri was also first in
transfers with 16,593 and
lowa was second with 13,291
head. Missouri was first
again in the number of new
members joining the
Association with 195. Ten
nessee was second with 177
new members. Illinois
ranked number one in the
number of new junior
members joining the
American Angus Association
with 117. Missouri was
second with 109 new junior
Angus members.
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program, according to
Stark, will be fast-paced and
fun-filled No long speeches,
he promises, but a few
surprises, some good, dean
humor and L'ts of
merrymaking
Stellar attraction ot the
evening will be the personal
appeal ance of one of the all
time greats of the msie
woiid, Lionel Hampton He
and his orchestra will
provide dinner-dance music
and will later present a full
hour’s entertainment
All NEPPCO im mbers
staying overnight at the Host
Farm will receive banquet
tickets without additional
charge. Tickets for those not
staying overnight at $15.30 if
ordered before Nov. 1; $lB
thereafter.
A special ladies program
has been planned by a
committee under the
direction of Eliza Stark, wife
of NEPPCO’s president. A
Ladies’ hospitality center
will be open throughout the
Convention. A small gift will
be given to all ladies who
visit it.
On Monday, Nov. 14, the
ladies will gather in their
hospitality center for a short
talk by Joyce Hershey, a
member of the committee
who, with her husband, owns
and manages Hershey
Equipment Company of
Lancaster. Afterward, they
will board buses for a 15-
mmute trip to Park City, one
of the largest mdoor shop-
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Talking about food, this quintet met recently at
the Host Farm, Lancaster, to plan the meals for
NEPPCO Expo ‘77 to be held there Nov. 13-15.
Shown seated (1 to r) are Mrs. Richard I. Stark,
wife of NEPPCO's president and in charge of the
ladies program; Mr. Dave Abrahams, Host Farm's
ping malls in the East, for a 15, the feature attraction of
few hours of shoppmg and the ladies program will be a
lunch. A number of do-it- lecture-demonstration star
yourself tours to the many ting at 11:30 a.m. on how to
local attractions will also be make various Holiday
avilable as an alternative to decorations for the home,
the Park City trip. Mrs. Rhoda S. Oberholtzer,
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food and beverage manager; and Mrs. Liza
Phillips, home economist for the Virginia Poultry
Products Commission. Standing are June Grube
and Linda Franz, Lancaster County 4-H agents
who are assisting with the NEPPCO youth
program.
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Hill, will be in charge.
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making many of the
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distributed. A luncheon will
follow the demonstration.
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Copies of the complete
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Fairless Hills, Pa. 19030,
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