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75 Years Of Holstein History Showcased
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LANCASTER Registration
for the 1988 Pennsylvania Hols
tein Association convention will
begin at 9:00 a.m. on Tuesday,
February 23 and continue until
6:00 p.m.
The 75th anniversary conven
tion is being held at Willow Valley
Family Resort and Convention
Center, Willow Street, Lancaster
County on February 23,24 and 25.
The South Central Convention
District is hosting the event.
The Dairy Bar will open at
11:00 on Tuesday morning to wel
come visitors, and the first event
will be tours to Ford New Holland
and Atlantic Breeders Coopera
tive, and the People’s Place in
Intercourse, beginning at 1:00 p.m.
Throughout the convention
there will be a room showcasing
memorabilia from the past 75'
years. Anyone who has items to
contribute should contact Steve
and Debbie Cornman, at
258-3166.
In addition to featured speaker
Dr. John McCormack, columnist
for Hoard’s Dairyman magazine,
the business meeting will have a
slide presentation on the past 75
years. McCormack is scheduled
for 8:30 a.m. Wednesday morning.
Wednesday evening will be a
highlight with the convention ban
quet, featuring the singing group
Re-Creation, and Hall of Fame
presentations. The youth benefit
auction will follow the banquet
Youth will be busy throughout
the day on Tuesday with the Dairy
Bowl and Dairyman’s contest
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with a dance and pizza party Tues- heon and fashion show at the
day night. On Wednesday they Treadway Resort Inn, as well as a
will have their business meeting presentation on herbs by Mrs.
and a pool party. Bertha Reppert, of The Rosemary
The ladies will be having a lunc- House in Mechanicsburg.
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County, will be sold as part of the benefit auction for the
junior member scholarship fund on Wednesday evening,
Feb. 24m as part of the Pennsylvania Holstein Convention.
It features the convention logo, and the Holstein cow, and
took 150 hours to complete.
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