LANCASTER Tuesday, February 2, is the deadline for reservations for the 1988 Pennsyl vania Holstein Convention, being held February 23, 24 and 25 auhe Willow Valley Family Resort and Convention Center at Willow Street. Room reservation must be made in writing to Willow Valley at 2416 Willow Street Pike, Lancas ter, Pa. 17602. Tickets for the various events of the three-day convention can be purchased from Jed and Sue Beshore, 39601 d York Road, New Cumberland, Pa. 17070. Host Day will be Tuesday, fea turing tours of the People’s Place in Intercourse; Atlantic Breeders Cooperative and Ford New Hol land. In the evening the convention sale will be held at Willow Valley, with a pre-sale on-your-own buf- Dedication and Dependability... Palmyra/Myerstown Kennett Square/Thorndale Andrew C. Terrell Gary Kline 717-274-6402 215-444-6060 MEMBER FDIC _ Deadline Nears For PA’s Holstein Convention fet. Ray Owen, an entertainer from Gettysburg, will provide pre-sale entertainment. About 50 of the top cows in the stale will be offered for sale. Wednesday will be the business meeting of the Association, and Dr. John McCormack, columnist for Hoard’s Dairyman, will speak Ten Jersey Scholarships Available COLUMBUS, OH High afe four j k c Nisbe{ school graduates and college and Scholarships awarded annuall university students with Jersey Enlr - for Lu cse scho]arshins are backgrounds are eligible to apply ~ . T , r. u i u- 6 , . * accepted from those Jersey youths fortenscholarshipsawardedannu- entered the " vious ally by The American Jersey Cattle year . s National Jcrsc / youth 11, ‘ r , . Achievement Contest (announced The basis for selecting the reci- duri the current } ptenis will be need, character. Sti f dents who J enrolled in scholasuc excellence and other coll Qr those who have com . qualifications commonly used as plel ed high school and are ready to criteria for the awarding of scho- F n(£r a c s oll or universit larships for study aan accredited eli ible t 0 for one of college or university. e These words sum up our service to Pennsylvania agribusiness. Cultivate a relationship with the Meridian banker near you. Meridian Bank Or call toll-free, 1-800-222- Professionals with the personal touch in the morning. The ladies will have their own luncheon at the Treadway Resort Inn, featuring a fashion show by Watt and Shand, and a presentation on herbs by Mrs. Bertha Reppert, owner of The Rosemary House in Mechanicsburg. Save now on £\rgro* STIHL quality! / / fY 7 ‘ ()2^WB ; .... j jj* Special flush-cut design. Ideal for limbing operations or cutting firewood. Features electronic ignition, Quickstep™ Inertia chain brake, anti-vibration system Call Your Stihl Dealer Today And Arrange For A FREE Demonstration WES STAUFFER EBLING LAWN & MARTIN HARDWARE & ENGINES & EQUIPMENT GARDEN SERVICE EQUIPMENT CO. RD 3 Ephraia PA 17522 CM £ Lincoln Ave Rl so ’ Milea South of Schaefferatown PA Phone 717 73» 4215 Myeralown PA 717-966 6720 Phone 717 94» 6917 BOMBERGER’S STORE, INC. OXFORD GREENLINE. INC. 656 W Newport Rd Umeatone Rd £i m pA Oxford PA 19363 Phone 717 665 2407 Phone 215-932 2753 GAP POWER EQUIPMENT A& B SALES & SERVICE SHARTLESVILLE Corner of Rl 30 A Rt 197 2 M>ie« South of Rt 23 Along 772 PAPM Cap PA Thru Monterey RO 1 Ronke PA on Phon. 7.7 «2 ..70 HTSa HOLLINGER’S LAWN & # MM® WkWA=| GARDEN EQUIP. K Ephrala PA 717 739 1131 B B B B i Herahey PA 717 533 4060 w Lancaaier PA 717 656-2710 NUMBER ONE WORLDWIDE Lancaster Bob Zook 717-295-8577 1-2150 Wednesday night’s banquet will feature entertainment by Re Crea tion, a nationally known singing group, and following the banquet will be the first-ever auction to benefit the youth scholarship. The convention will conclude with an awards breakfast on Thursday. Juniors will have a full sche- William A. Russell Scholarships awarded annually by the AJCC. Applicants must have an interest in or background with Jerseys. Two V.L. Peterson Scholar ships are awarded each year to stu dents who have completed at least one year of college. Any Jersey junior meeting that qualification may apply for these scholarships. BAR & CHAIN * $3.99 Reading William Hughes Blame Fessler Doug Darling 215-320-FARM Lancaster Farming, Saturday, January 30, 1988-A2l dule, with Dairy Bowl and the Dairyman’s Contest on Tuesday, their own party on Tuesday even ing and a pool party on Wednes day. They will have a separate ban quet Wednesday evening before joining in efforts to raise money for the junior scholarship program. The Paul Jackson Memorial Scholarship is awarded each year to one Jersey junior who has com pleted at least one year of college. All applications for scholar ships are due in the AJCC office by July 1. For further information, contact: The American Jersey Cattle Club, P.O. Box 27310, Col umbus, OH 43227-0310, (614) 861-3636. »