A32—Lancaster Faming, Satarday, March 15,19t0
State poultrymen gear up for annual fund raising banquet
LANCASTER Danny
Davis and the Nashville
Brass will be entertaining at
the Pennsylvania Poultry
Federation Annual Fund
Raising Banquet on April 10,
1980, at the Host Farm in
Lancaster, Pennsylvania.
With 1446 in attendance
last year, over 1600 are
expected this year as the
largest poultry banquet in
the Northeast continues to be
the biggest attraction smce
caged rearing.
Many explanations have
been offered for this Penn
sylvania phenomenon from
supporting the important
work the Federation does for
the industry to the gala
atmosphere of the banquet
itself. But in some instances,
the massive numbers of
people have just prompted
others not-to-be-left-out.
The Co-Chairmen of the
Banquet, Bill Carlin, Hub
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Farm Calendar
(Continued from Page A 10)
7.30 p.m.; Manhetm
Community Building.
4-H Sheep Club; 7 30 p.m ;
Farm and Home Center
ELCO FFA Banquet; 7:00
p.m.; ELCO Middle
School.
Tuesday, March 18
Junior Council Meeting, 116
Ag Hall, Newark,
Delaware.
Crop Management Meeting;
7 30 p.m.; Union Grove
School, Terre Hill.
Home Vegetable Gardening;
Farm and Home Center;
9-30 a.m.-ll:30 a.m. and
an evening session, 7:30 -
9:30 p.m.
Home Lawn Care Clinic,
Hunterdon County:
Extension Center, N. J.
Horse Management Senes;
Hunterdon County Ex
tension Center; N.J.
Montgomery County Foods
Day at Montgomery
Community College.
Winter Fruit Meeting,
Montgomery County
Extension Office.
Delaware Beef Cattle
meeting; 7:30 pm
Sheraton Inn, Dover,
Delaware.
Ephrata Area Young Far
mers monthly meeting,
Ag Dept, of Ephrata High
School; 745 p.m.
Volleyball practice to
follow.
Wednesday, March 19
Manure handling tours and
demonstrations, Lan
caster.
Atlantic Breeders Co-op 16th
Annual Meeting; Quality
bard Farms; Bob Graybill,
Pennfield Corporation; and
Dale W. Weaver, Victor F.
Weaver, Inc., report they
are better prepared for the
crowds this year than in the
past.
The banquet was
reorganized for 1980 utilizing
a larger area for the social
hour and two banquet rooms.
Attendees are together for
the social hour then report to
the banquet room of their
choice for the remainder of
the evening.
The program, meal and
entertainment will be
identical in both banquet
rooms. This is accomplished
by the performance of two
different magic acts while
the two name entertainers
refresh and exchange
rooms.
The Co-Chairmen com
mented that the banquet has
been moved three times to
Inn, Centerville Road exit
of Route 30; 10:00 a.m.
Delaware Beef Meeting;
7:30 p.m; Sheraton Inn;
Dover, Delaware.
Thursday, March 20
Lancaster Conservaion
District Annual Banquet;
6:30 p.m.; Good’n Plenty
Restaurant, Smoketown.
Manure handling demon
strations, Lancaster.
Adams County Part-time
Farmers; Extension
Office, 7 30 p.m.
University of Maryland Ag
Alumni Dinner; Urbana,
Md.
Harford County Holstein
Breeders Association
23rd Annual Banquet;
7.00 p.m.; Emory Umtea
Methodist Church, Street,
Maryland
Maryland FFA Florida Ag
Tour.
Little Dutchman FFA at
Annvilie Cleona High
School; 6.45 p m.
Dover FFA Banquet at the
High School.
Friday, March 21
Used Farm Machinery Sale,
fair grounds, Frederick,
Md.
Rural Preservation Con
ference; 9.30 p.m.;
Campus of West Chester
State College, West
Chester; continues
through Saturday.
Saturday, March 22
Franklin County 4-H Dairy
Banquet
Berks County Horse Expo;
10 00 a m -8 00 p.m.;
Berks Campus, Penn
State.
accommodate larger should give everyone more Chairmen said, “Quite contacted or the Perm
crowds. However, this year comfort than in the past. frankly, we have no idea.” sylvama Poimry Federation
they are prepared to handle When asked what they will For ticket information, at 500 N. Progress Ave.,
2000 people if necessary and do if the banquet eventually various poultrymen Harrisburg, PA 17109, or
the two banquet rooms goes beyond 2000, the Co- throughout the state can be telephone 717/652-7530.
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