LANCASTER The Penn sylvania egg industry will be of ficially celebrating “May is Egg Month” on Friday, May 8,1981, at the Sheraton-Conestoga in Lan caster. The evening affair beginning with a social hour at 6 p.m. followed by dinner at 7 p.m. is open to everyone interested in the welfare of the industry. The Pennsylvania Egg your American Banker. V' Your American Bankers William Hughes, Gene Richard At American Bank, our people go right to work for you. Because they’re the finest crop of Agri-Business bankers around what makes them so special is how often they’re out in the field serving you—discussing concerns, understanding needs and providing solutions Each has a fanning background so, when they come out to see you, they speak your language Since the turn of the century, American Bank has had a special kinship with farmers and their land. Over the years we've kept pace with their needs with loans for livestock, new equipment, construction and remod- £r iom LENDER With over 68 offices throughout Berks, Chester, Montgomery, Lancaster Lebanon. Lehigh and Schuylkill Counties Poultrymen to celebrate May as Egg Month Marketing Association is serving as host and has made all the arrangements for this social evening. Guests will be given a souvenir copy of Governor Thornburgh’s official proclamation of May is Egg Month. Featured speaker for the evening will be Congressman Bob Walker. Prior to Congressman Walker’s presentation, guests and The best hired hand you’re likely to shake. wives will hear first hand about the promotional activities to be con ducted during May m Penn sylvania. Pennsylvania Egg Marketing president Galen Buckwalter, commented that the occasion is one in which the group hopes to see a large turnout as we join together to pay tribute to our product. The charge for the evening will be limited to $l2 per peson, the eling. As times and needs we helped with lines of credit and operating capital. Today, we’re still maintaining that pace with additional financial services like trusts, retirement and estate planning, and savings and checking accounts. We’re proud erf our Agri-Business people and their farming heritage, but even more proud of the way their banking ideas are helping you. If you’d like an Amer ican Banker to give you a hand, just call (215) 375- 5993. You’ll get a fair shake. Good bankers Good neighbors American Bank a fuu SCRVKTt SANA MCM«(R FO'C Lancaster Farming, Saturday, April 18,1981—A29 actual cost of the meal. All other costs will be paid by the Penn sylvama Egg Marketing Association, Pennsylvania Poultry Federation, and Ralston-Puruia Company will be sponsoring the social hour. All those interested in attending must make an advance reser vation by Monday, May 4,1981. Advance reservations can be made by mail by notifying Edward tc r ~ IV * *>**- i T*~i S>4 *» J. Lawless, 4210-A Sussex Dnve, Colonial Park, Harrisburg, PA 17109 or calling the Pennsylvania Poultry Federation in Harrisburg at 717-652-7530. JL American EM feard ~ End Q’ Rat Co. Rd 1 Box 668 New Holland, PA 17557 717-354-2340 MEMO HAY, STRAW & EAR CORN SALE EVERY MONDAY At 11 A.M. NEW HOUANO SALES STABLES, INC. Phone 717-354-4341 Lloyd H. Kreider, Auctioneer •5 5 « ■/yy^pj Plain, or safety steel toes. .You've earned your Winns* Red Wings BOOKS SHOE SERVICE 107 E STATES! QUARRYVILLE, PA 1756 S 717-786-2755 CLOSED WEDNESDAYS •&f r [
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