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-
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_ 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
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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
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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,
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