Poultrymen launch $280,000 fund drive
GEORGETOWN, Del. George
A. Adkins, Millsboro, Del., fund
fjrive chairman and first vice
president of Delmarva Poultry
Industry, Inc., has announced that
the goal for the 1982 DPI Fund
'Drive has been set at $280,000.
A kick-off meeting for fund drive
workers,, washeld recently in
Seaford, Del. DPI is the non-profit
trade association that represents
all phases of the multi-million
dollar poultry industry on the
Delmarva peninsula.
William V. Roth, Jr., senior
senator from Delaware, was the
featured speaker for the evening.
Roth praised the poultry producers
for their independence and positive
attitudes, noting that the poultry
industry does not look for special
benefits from government but just
the opportunity to compete on
equal terms. He continued by
saying that the Delmarva poultry
industry stands as an example of
values and goals that have worked
so well in building this country and
which must be embraced again if
we are to maintain our position of
world leadership.
Nearly 200 volunteer workers
from communities throughout the
jplelmarva broiler area were in
attendance and reported a total of
cash and pledges collected to date
of $153,739. These “investments”
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educational programs, legislative that there is much hard work
and promotional activities, all ahead in order to reach the $280,000
aimed at helping the continued goal. The conclusion of the fund
progress of the broiler industry in drive will be the famed $lOO-A
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Adkins, who is vice president of Banquet which will be held on
Townsend’s, Inc. thanked the April 27 in the Wicomico Youth and
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Chester Commissioners
appoint District directors
WEST CHESTER - Charles
Hams, Cochranville, was sworn in
by Chairman Earl Baker ot the
County Commissioners for a tour
year term as a fanner director ot
the Chester County Conservation
District at its February meeting,
held here recently in the Dague
building, West Chester. William
Denk, Devon, was sworn in by
Baker as the urban director ot the
District.
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