Pressure Canning of Meals Poul
' tty. Farm and Home Center,
(CondniMd from P«g« a 10)
Sellers Field, Montoutsville, 10
Show, Farm Show Complex,
Hamsburg, 9 ajn.
Ephrata Fair, Ephrata, dim Sept
25.
Harmony Grange Fair, Wcstovcr,
thru Sept, 25.
Farm Science Review, Ohio State,
thru Sept 23.
Lancaster County Hooey Produc
ers, Lancaster County Park
Environmental Center, 7 p.m.
Fulton County Agribusiness
Breakfast, McConnelisburg
American Legion Post S6l, 8
Farm Show Complex, Harris
burg, 7 pjn.
West Lampeter Community Fair,
Lampeter, thru Sept. 24.
Shows and Combined Lives
tock Sale, market steers 1 p.m.
and market swine 6 p.m., Kutz
town Fairgrounds (lambs Sept.
24, 8:30 am.) Sale Sept 24
6:30 p.m.
AD ADC Dist 7 meeting. Soil and
Conservation office, Hacketts-
thru Oct 2.
Rural Youth Reunion, Leola Fami
ly Restaurant, noon-4 pan.
Horse Show to Benefit Makc-A-
Wish Foundation, Quentin Rid
ing Club.
Howard County Farm Heritage
Days, Mt. Pleasant Farm,
Woodstock, Md., 9 aan.-6 pan..
also Sunday 9 a.m.-5 pjn.
20th Annual Falmouth Goat Race,
Falmouth. 9 a.m.
1999 World Fertilizer Conference,
New York Marriott Marquis,
thru Sept 28.
Lancaster County 4-H Therapeutic
Seminar, Mahoning Valley
Ambulance Association, 9:30
ajn.-3:30 pm.
Pa. Grazing Lands Forage Conser
vation Coalition, Pasture Reno
vation Program, Berks County
Martinsburg, thru Oct 1.
New Holland Farmers Fair, New
Holland, thru Oct 2.
Dressage At Devon, thru Oct 3.
Pumpkin Variety Demonstration
Meeting, Grim’s Greenhouse
Farm Market, Breinigsville,
1:30 p.m.-6:30 pm.
Selling Produce To Supermarkets,
Weis Markets, Lewisbutg, 7
pjn.
Daity Systems Management Tour,
Pleasant Valley Jerseys, Cham
Lancaster Farming, Saturday, September 18, 1999-A35
bcrsburg, 10 am.-ll:40 am.
Dairy Systems Management Tour,
Pcckman Homestead Farms
Inc., Chambetsburg, 1 pm.-3
pm.
AD ADC Dist 5 Meeting, Howe’s
Cavern Restaurant, Howe’s
Harrisburg, thru Oct 4.
World Dairy Expo 1999, Dane
County Expo Center, Madison,
Wis., thru Oct 3.
Fourth Annual Beef Producers
Tour to explore the beef indus
try of Canada’s Ontario provin
ce, conducted by Cornell
Cooperative Extension, thru
Oct 2.
York County Ag Land Preserva
tion Public Meeting, County
Annex Building, East York,
fer, Queenstown, 4:30 p.m.
Selling Produce to Supermarkets,
Clemens Market, Quakertown,
7 p.m.
Schuylkill County Cooperative
Extension Meeting, Zion UCC
Social Hall, Lcwistown Valley,
6:30 o.m.
Lancaster
Announces 23rd Annual
Agriculture Banquet
LANCASTER (Lancaster Co.)
The Lancaster Chamber of
Commerce & Industry’s Agricul
ture Committee will hold its 23rd
Annual Agriculture-Industry Ban
quet Tuesday, November 23,5:30
p.m., at the Lancaster Host Resort
The theme for this year’s banquet
is “A New Perspective.”
Max Armstrong, one of Ameri
ca’s best-known and most widely
followed agriculture journalists
will be the keynote speaker. He
has conducted daily broadcasts
with colleague Orion Samuelson
on Chicago’s WON AM Radio
720 for more than 20 years. The
I I id.IN , ()l illlu | I
Farm-City Day at Pa. Dept of Ag,
Harrisburg.
Tri-Valley Community Fair,
Hcgins, thru Oct 3.
Mid-Atlantic Small Farm Confer
ence, Aberdeen Holiday Inn
and Harford Community Col
lege, thru Oct 2.
7th Annual Ickesburg Fire
Company-Peny County Old
Iron Club Antique Days, Fire
house, Ickesburg, thru Oct 3.
Steam-O-Rama, Showgrounds,
Windsor, thru Oct 3.
Del Val College Homecoming,
Center, Wyomissing, thru Oct
Berks County Farm Women’s
Annual Convention, Berks
County Ag Center, Leesport.
Cecil County Farm Museum Anti
que Tractor Pull/Chicken
Barbecue.
Penn View Farm Open House,
Dublin, noon-5 p.m.
Family Day On The Farm, Phil
Johnson’s Walnut Springs
Chamber
two also can be heard each day on
roughly 500 radio stations through
their Tribune Agri-Voice broad
casts, the Farming America radio
show, and the National Farm Re
port programs.
The banquet’s master of cere
monies is John M. Blanchfield,
manager of agriculture banking
and rural development for the
American Bankers Association.
Washington, D.C.
Over 600 agriculture industry
leaders and farmers are expected
to attend the dinner, which cele
brates local and statewide agricul
ture. Special presentations will be
made to the Century Farm Award
and George C. Dclp Ag
Leadership Award re
cipients.
Sponsorships for the
banquet are available
and range from gold
sponsor packages to
banner sponsors. Indivi
dual tickets cost $4O.
Deadline to register
is October 22. For
more information on
sponsorships or tickets,
contact Brent Landis
at 397-3531 ext. 62 or
e-mail him at blandis
@lcci.com.