From: lee@coredump.npac.syr.edu (Lee C Brink)
Subject: Flyer for FALLS FISH FESTIVAL Convention
Organization: Northeast Parallel Architectures Center (NPAC)
Date: Mon, 17 Aug 92 09:33:28 EDT


  Below is nearly all of the flyer for the Falls Fish Festival.  Not all
spelling, punctuation, or grammer mistakes are mine.  There will be a
Control-L before the post so you may hit "n" to skip.







			FALLS FISH FESTIVAL
			THE NY-PENN COUNCIL
			SEPTEMBER 25-27,1992


			IN CONJUNCTION WITH
	1992 FEDERATION OF AMERICAN AQUARIUM SOCIETIES CONVENTION

  	    NORTH AMERICAN FISH BREEDERS GUILD FIRST CONVENTION

		RAINBOWFISH STUDY GROUP OF NORTH AMERICA
      		       FIRST EASTERN CONVENTION



SANCTIONED BY:

AMERICAN CICHLID ASSOCIATION
AMERICAN KILLIFISH ASSOCIATION
AMERICAN LIVEBEARER ASSOCIATION
CATFISH ASSOCIATION OF NORTH AMERlCA
INTERNATIONAL BETTA CONGRESS
RAINBOWFISH STUDY GROUP




FALLS FISH FESTIVAL
NIAGARA FALLS, NEW YORK
SEPTEMBER 25 - 27, 1992

Days Inn Falls View
201 Rainbow Boulevard
Niagara Falls, New York 14303
1-800-876-3297


HOTEL REGISTRATION

ATTN: LYNN MILLER OR ROXANNE



NAME: ______________________________________

ADDRESS: ___________________________________

	 ___________________________________



RATES:   $50.00       SINGLE
          55.00       DOUBLE

         SUITES AVAILABLE

Attending Days: FROM ___________   TO ___________

BILL WILL BE CHARGED TO CREDIT CARD: _______________________


           _____________   ___________________
            (exp. date)     (CC Number)

MAJOR CREDIT CARDS ACCEPTED. ONE NIGHT ADVANCE PAYMENT REQUIRED IF NOT CHARGED
TO CREDIT CARD. MAKE CHECKS PAYABLE TO: "DAYS INN FALLS VIEW"

SEND THIS FORM TO:  DAYS INN FALLS VIEW

		    201 RAINBOW BLVD.

                    NIAGARA Falls N.Y.  14303

                    (800) 876-3297



NY/PENN OFFICERS

President:...................Bill Duzen 716/549-4281
Vice President ................Ken Taft 716/372-0884
Secretary ................Randy Seufert 716/649-9165
Treasurer...................Cliff Mayes 716/284-8875



CONVENTION COMMITTEE

Convention Co-Chairmen....    Randy Seufert 716/649-9165
			        Cliff Mayes 716/284-8875
Show Co-Chairmen.... ..........Dick Martino 716/648-2984
			       Mike Daniels 716/284-9174
Auction Chairman ............Matt Abramoski 814/838-8907
Advertising and Publicity ......Don Zilliox 716/684-8491
Registration......................Liz Duzen 716/549-4281
Speakers ........................Bill Duzen 716/549-4281
Trade Show ........................Ken Taft 716/372-0884
Convention Book............Mike & Pam Leins 814/838-7440
			     Matt Abramoski 814/838-8907
			     Jeff Bilbrough 315/652-6648
		

     COUNCIL MEMBER CLUBS



ARVAS - Allegheny River Valley Aquarium Society
CNYAS - Central New York Aquarium Society
CCAS  - Chautauqua County Aquarium Society
EAS   - Erie Aquarium Society
NFKA  - Niagara Frontier Killifish Association
TFCEC - Tropical Fish Club of Erie County
WNYAS - Western New York Aquarium Society



      CLUB BIOGRAPHIES


ARVAS - The Allegheny River Valley Aquarium Society (ARVAS) was founded in 1980
and is based in Olean, NY.  Arvas currently has about 80 members most of whom 
are from Allegany and Cattaraugus counties in New York; and Potter and Mckean 
counties in Pennsylvania.   Arvas regularly meets on the second friday of each
month at the Olean First Presbyterian Church. For more information write to 
ARVAS...P O Box 415 Olean NY 14760

CCAS - The Chautauqua County Aquarium Society was created in 1978. It currently
has 45 members on it's membership roster.  Sharon Tompkins President ...CCAS 
meets the first sunday of each month.  For more information contact Frank 
Benamati (716)673-1898

CNYAS - Cenlral New York Aquarium Society Inc. was founded in 1976 by a group 
of 12 friends with the common interest of the tropical fish hobby.  CNYAS is a 
registered non-profit corporation in New York state.  The organization is a 
member of F.A.A.S. and the NY/PENN Council.  CNYAS meets monthly, but has 
suspended meetings during July and August for the past several years, at the 
Liverpool public library.  The general meetings are held at 7:00 P.M. on the 
3rd wednesday of each month.  Visitors are always welcome.  The society has a 
very active breeders award program and regularly places highly among its 
counterparts in FAAS.  Now nearly 150 members strong, it is a very active club,
dedicated to the study of and promoting interest in all phases of the hobby.

EAS - Erie Aquarium Society welcomes you to the NY-PENN Council's Fall Fish 
Festival 92.  Erie Aquarium Society was founded in 1970 by local hobbyists and
has since grown to a current membership roster of 95 members.  Erie Aquarium 
Society takes advantage of it's geographic location, and is able to participate
in local aquarium club activities in the tri-state area.  We are proud of our 
members and their achievements with the club's HAP and BAP, bowl shows, home 
shows, and pond show competition.  If you would like additional information 
concerning our club - please contact Mike Leins 3317 Asbury Rd. Erie Pa 16506

FAAS - The Federation of American Aquarium Societies is comprised on individual
aquarium societies in the United States, Canada, Central and South Arnerica.  
Its main purposes are to further the growth and activities of aquarium 
societies; to serve as a mechanism of communications among aquarium societies; 
to promote the maintenance, propagation, and growth of tropical fishes and 
other aquatic life forrns; and to represent aquarium societies before 
governmental bodies.  Member societies receive the bi-monthly publication, 
FAAS Report, which contains articles and methods to help individual societies.
This is a club oriented publication that allows FAAS to share its experiences 
in club management, administration, projects, shows, breeders' award programs 
etc.



NFKA - The Niagara Frontier Killifish Association was formed in 1990.  Its 
present membership roster totals 15.  Dick Maltino holds the seat of president 
with editor Brent Kelly creating a monthly newsletter circulated among the 
membership and other killifish regional groups.  NFKA meets the 4th sunday of 
each month.  For more information ...Contact Dick Martino(716)648-2984

NAFBG - North American Fish Breeders Guild.  The Guild is proud to be one of 
the many organizations participating in the Falls Fish Festival hosted by the 
NY-PENN Council.  We cordially invite all hobbyists from the United States and 
Canada to attend what promises to be a very fun filled and educational weekend.
Briefly, the guild is an organization that encourages the breeding and trading 
of all varieties of fishes.  To accomplish this, the Guild publishes a monthly 
newsletter, The Guild Exchange, which comprises of listings from our 200 plus 
members of species they have for sale or trade, and the species they are 
looking to acquire.  The publication also has articles pertaining to the 
breeding of fishes and other topics of interest.  We cordially invite all 
conventioneers to stop by at our table over the weekend.  We will have members 
of the Guild's board of governors to answer all your questions about the Guild 
and about breeding the many species in the hobby today.  You'll also find at 
the table the quality fish bags featured in the Guild store, along with our 
convention t-shirt and other surprises.  The Guild was established in 1984 and 
was the dream child of our founder,Larry Desiano.  Beginningwith 35 charter 
members, the Guild has grown in the U.S., Canada, and Mexico.  1991 was another
banner year for the Guild - with 496 individual listings and over 300 
transactions between its members involving literally hundreds and hundreds 
of species of fishes.  Larry Desiano was also the Guild's first chairman for 
almost 3 years.  Following Larry, the leaders of the Guild were Bob & Rosie 
Clarke, Frank Benamati, Sandy Dillard and now the current chairman, Bob 
Cashin of Erie Pa.  This year's board of governors also include Jeff Mckee of 
Rochester NY, Pam Chin from Sloughhouse, Ca, Tim Atkins of Pittsburgh, Pa, 
Robert Cheney of Elkhart Lake, Wi, Sandy Dillard of College Station, Tx, 
Linda Mason of Worthington, Ma, and Frank Benamati of Fredonia, NY. 
Together they form a dedicated group of hobbyists working for a common cause 
of making available a wide variety of species of the highest quality for its 
members by its members.  The Guild is pleased to be the sponsor of noted 
hobbyist and former board member...Jaap-Jan DeGreef as one of the speakers for
the convention. We encourage all of you to take in Jaap-s program, and all of 
the other excellent programs on the weekend agenda.  Of special interest to 
Guild members is our very first membership meeting, giving all of you the 
opportunity to meet and talk with members of the board of governors.  And of 
course, there are plenty of other activities scheduled during the weekend.  Not
the least is the opportunity for many of you to see the Falls in person for 
the very first time.  On behalf of all the board of governors, We cordially 
invite you to our first convention and we hope to see you at the Falls in 
September..	Frank BenamaLi

TFCEC -'Tropical Fish Club of Erie County, Inc. was founded in 1987.  Starting 
with six members, the club has grown to over sevenly memberships.  The club 
boasts a very active BAP as well as HAP and bowl shows.  The club annually 
hosts a tropical fish and supply auction, awards banquet, family picnic, and 
Christmas party. The club meets the third tuesday of the month. The Tropical



Fish Club of Erie County is a member of the Federation of American Aquarium 
Societies, Canadian Association of Aquarium Clubs. and the New York-Penn 
Council.  We welcome everyone to this year's convention, and hope that 
everyone leaves, having gained more knowledge of the hobby through the speakers
and fellowship of the many hobbyists you meet at the convention.

WNYAS - Western New York Aquarium Society known as WNYAS was formed 28 years 
ago.  It currently has over 100 members.  WNYAS meets at the Buffalo Zoo on the
4th monday of each month 7:00 P.M. with activities including BAP, HAP, bowl 
show, auction, and aii species show.


SPEAKERS

MR JAAP-JAN DEGREEF

  Jaap was born in Holland, raised in Mozambique, and now resides in Florida.
He is an avid collector since 1971 and does most of his collecting in the 
wilds of Central America, especiaiiy in Guatemala, the countly in which his 
parents live.  His specialty is livebearers, Neotropical cichlids, and 
killifish.  His coilecting talks will make you yearn to take the next plane to 
the rainforests of the world and try it for yourself.  (Sponsored by No. 
American Fish Breeders Guild)


HELEN M. DOMSKE

  Helen has been the Curator of Education at the Aquarium of Niagara Falls for 
the past thirteen years.  She has taught aquatic related courses at area 
colleges and universities.  For the last three years, she has also taught a 
graduate course in Tropical Reef Ecology at Hofsta University's Marine Lab in 
Jamaica.  Helen's talk wili be on the many coliecting trips to the Caribbean 
and the Florida Keys she has undertaken for the Aquarium.


MS. GINNY ECKSTEIN

  Ginny writes a regular column for Aquarium Fish magazine entitled "Catfish in
Depth".  She is an active member of the Long Island Aquarium Society and is 
seriously involved with the keeping of Neotropical cichlids and catfish from 
around the world.  Her taik on the K.I.S.S. principle of breeding fish is very 
informative and second to none.(Sponsored by TEIRA)


MR. LEE FINLEY

  Lee has been an avid aquarist for over 25 years and is known to many as an
author In Freshwater and Marine Aquarium Fish magazine enitled "Aquarist 
Library".  He is founder and current head of the Northeast Council of Aquarium 
Societies and is the driving force in the Tropical Fish Society of Rhode 
Islsnd.  Lee will give an excellent talk on  Corydoras and their relatives 
with special attention given to breeding Techniques. (Sponsored by TETRA)



SPEAKERS


RICHARD H. GREENE, D.V.M.

Dr. Greene has an extensive veterinary practice in Atlanta, Georgia with a 
specialty in fish health.  He was president of the Georgia Veterinary Medical 
Association in 1978 and Conselvationist of the year in 1980.  He is a founded 
member of the Aquarium Society of Georgia and is past president of that 
society.  He has written many articles for PONDSCAPE, the American Pond 
Society magazine.  He is also the author of a records and information manual 
entitled "The Aquarium Almanac".  He will be giving a very informative talk on 
fish health with questions being taken.


MR. CHARLIE GRIMES

  Charlie hails from Indiana and is a member of the Indianapolis Aquarium 
Society and is also a Fellow of the American Killifish Association and a senior
judge in the A.K.A..  Charlie can present lectures on many subjects and topics 
such as cichlids, killifish, and fishkeeping in general.  He is best when he 
does his tongue in cheek talks on the perils of being an aquarist.   As an 
after dinner speaker, he is without equal and is well worth the price of the 
banquet (Sponsored by MARDEL)


GARY LANGE

  Gary is a research biochemist for Monsanto Company in St. Louis.  He has 
been an avid fishkeeper since the age of ten and has been a driving force in 
the organized hobby for the last ten years.  He has held various positions in 
the Missouri Aquarium Society and was a founding member of the St. Louis 
Killifish Association.  He is the founding father of the Rainbowfish Study 
Group started in 1987.  He was the FAAS Aquarist of the year in 1990-1991 and 
is currently photo awards chairperson for FAAS.  Gary will give an insight 
into the just discovered world of Rainbowfish keeping.(Sponsored by the 
Rainbowfish Study Group)





FALLS FISH FESTIVAL


NY/PENN COUNCIL / FAAS CONVENTION
TIMETABLE FOR SEPTEMBER 25TH-27TH, 1992

FRIDAY-SEPTEMBER 26TH,1992

7:00P.M. Helen Domski (Curator of Ed/Niagara Falls Aquarium)
8:00P.M. Round Table Discussion on Govmt. Regulations of the Aquarium Hobby
	 (Bob Cashin, JaapJan DeGreef, Lee Finley, Rob Huntley, and a FAAS 
	 representative)
9:00P.M. Fish Trivia/hosts Mike Daniels & Tom Towers

SATURDAY-SEPTEMBER 26TH, 1992

 8:00A.M.	FAAS Board of Directors Meeting
 9:00A.M.	Mike 'lizonkowski (Live Plants)
10:00A.M.	Dr. Richard Greene, D.V.M. (Fish Health)
11:00A.M.	Gary Lange (Rainbow Study Group)
12:00P.M.	Lunch and N. Am. Fish Breeder's Guild open meeting
 1:00P.M.	Ginny Eckstein (K.I.S.S. Method)
 2:00P.M.	Jaap Jan DeGreef (Fish Collecting)
 3:00P.M.	Lee Finley (Catfish)
 4:00P.M.	F.A.A.S. open meeting
 5:30P.M.	Rainbowfish Study Group open meeting
7-9:00P.M.	Banquet with Charlie Grimes -Speaker
 9:00P.M.	Dry Goods Auction


SUNDAY-SEPTEMBER 27TH, 1992

 8:00A.M.       Breakfast and Awards
11:00A.M.       Registration forauction and Betta Auction
12:00P.M.       Live Goods Auction


  EXCURSIONS TO THE NIAGARA FALLS AQUARIUM
  WILL BE AVAILABLE DURING THE WEEKEND
  SEE REGISTRATION TABLE FOR MORE INFORMATION


(schedule of events subject to change)




Dry Goods and Livestock Auction

Registration:
  You must register for the Saturday night dry goods auction by 5:00pm 
Saturday afternoon.  Auctioning will begin after the banquet Saturday night. 
Registration for the livestock auction will start at 11:00 am Sunday and 
auctioning will begin at noon.
  NY-PENN Council registration letters will be used.  Any seller not having 
pre-registration letters will be assigned letters at the Convention.  To 
obtain your sellers I.D. prior to the Convention, contact the Auction 
Chairman.  All sellers must provide a completed sellers sheet at registration. 
Sheets wiil be available at the auction.
  All bags must be clearly lettered and numbered.  Contents of bags should be 
correctiy labeled, Pair = M/F, Trio = M/F/F, Reverse Trio = M/M/F, Mated 
Pair = M/F (that have spawned with each other), etc.  Equipment should be 
labeled Working or Not Working, etc.

Auction:
  The auction will be run on a 70 - 30 spiit in favor of the selier. Payment 
will be in cash at the end of the auction.  All transactions will be in U.S. 
funds.  There will be no cash transactions during the auction.  All buyers 
must preregister and receive a buyers number.  All sales will be cash (U.S. 
funds).  No checks or plastic.
  The auctions will be conducted under the ten table system.  All item numbers 
ending in 1 go on table 1, etc., table 1 to be auctioned first and the rest 
consecutively.  All bids will be in $1.00 increments.  Any minimum bid must be 
clearly marked on the item.  There will be no removing of items from the 
tables without approval of the auction chairman.
  All livestock must be in regular fish bags (No baggies, zip-loc, or twist 
ties).  Larger fish may be auctioned in a plastic bucket if the bucket is 
included in the sale.  There will be a $.75 re-bagging charge for leakers.  Any
unlabeled item becomes a donation to NY-PENN Council.  Any unclaimed item at 
the end of the auction becomes the property of NY-PENN Council.  The NY-PENN 
Council, its member clubs, individual members, and the Days Inn Fallsview, 
Niagara Falls assume no responsibiLity or liability before, during, or after 
the convention. Auction at your own risk.

THERE WILL BE NO SMOKING IN THE ROOM DURING THE Auction. Auction Chairman Matt 
Abramoski 2524 Sherwood Dr. Erie, PA 16506 (814)838-8907



SHOW RULES

A) SHOW SANCTIONING AND AWARDS:

l.All classes in this show are sanctioned by the Federation Of American 
Aquarium Societies.  Additional sanctioning is as follows:

  Classes 1- 6 	AlA
  Classes 7-10 	CANA
  Classes 14-20 ACA
  Classes 32-34 Rainbowfish Study Group
  Classes 35-44 AKA
  Classes 45-56 IBC

2. Trophies will be awarded to three places in all general classes. 
3. Ribbons will be awarded to three places for classes 45-56. 
4. A best junior award will be given.

B) EXHIBIT QUALIFICATIONS:

1. The show is open to all hobbyists.  Aquarium society affiliation is not 
necessary. 
2. No limit on the number of entries per exhibitor. 
3. No entry may be entered in more than one class. 
4. Fish will be shown as singles unless otherwise indicated 
5. Only one entry per tank unless otherwise indicated.

C) DATES AND DEADLINES:

1. All entry forms and fees must be received no later than Noon September 
26, 1992. 
2. All oversize tanks (over 10 gallons) must be pre-registered by September 
1, 1992. 
3. All exhibits must be registered and set up from 8PM to 10PM on September 
25th and from 8AM to 12 Noon on September 26th.  Late entries must have prior 
approval from the Show Chairman. 
4. Junior entries and entries going to auction must be so indicated on the 
registration form. 
5.No exhibit will he removed from the show room before 5PM on Sunday.  All
exhibits must be removed by 8PM on Sunday. Exhibits not removed by 9PM Sunday 
will become property of the Show Committee.



6. All exhibits will be under full control of the Show Comrnittee for the 
duration of the show.


D) EQUIPMENT:

1. Aquaria should be in accordance with the tank size guide enclosed. 
Exhibitors must provide stands for any aquaria over ten gallons.  Containers 
must have at least one flat side and must be covered. 
2. Gravel and other decorations will not be allowed unless otherwise indicated 
(see special rules).  Solid color backgrounds and small filters will be 
optionaL 
3. Air and electricity will be provided.  A limited supply of airline tubing 
and valves will be available for purchase. 
4. Lighting will not be permitted, except in decorated aquaria/bowls unless 
otherwise indicated. 
5. Heaters will only be allowed in tanks containing Discus. 
6. Dechlorinated water will be available. 
7. Aquaria will be provided for Bettas and Killifish on a first come, first 
served basis.


E) JUDGING:

1. Judging will take place on September 26th, in the evening.  Unauthorized 
persons will not be allowed in the show areas during judging. 
2. Judging will be on a point system or by the appropriate sanctioning 
organizations. 
3. Judges decisions will be final.  
4. Entries indicated for auction may not be withdrawn from the auction after 
judging.


F) ENTRY FEES:

1. All classes-$1.25 per entry (US Currency). 
2. Checks will be accepted with pre-registrations only and should be made 
payable to the NY-Penn Council.


G) SPECIAL RULES:

l. Killifish must be shown as pairs only. 
2. Cichlid sizes will be as indicated in the FAAS size guide.




3. Rainbowfish may be shown as multiple entries per tank.  It is recommended 
that rainbowfish tanks be lighted and contain gravel. 
4. Classes 59-61 must be decorated and contain at least one live fish.  
Lighting is optionaL 
5. Class 28 must not contain introduced, exotic or endangered species. 
6. Class 57 shall contain an adult, breeder pair plus six fry from that pair. 
Parent fish should be noticeably larger than offspring. 
7. Plants may be shown as muRiple entries per tank. 
8. Arts and crafts must be made by the exhibitor.


H) MAIL IN ENTRIES:

1. Mail in entries will be accepted for photography, Betta and Killifish 
classes only. 
2. Mail ins will be returned if return postage is included. 
3. Bettas should be sent to: 
	Richard Martino 
	3857 Sheldon Road 
	Orchard Park. 
	New York 14127 
4. Killifish and photographic entries should be sent to: 
	Richard Martino 
	3857 Sheldon Road 
	Orchard Park. 
	New York 14127 
5. Entries should be sent to arrive no later than September 23rd.


I) GENERAL RULES AND DISCLAIMERS:

1. Tampering with any exhlbit is strictly forbidden.  If an exhibit needs 
to be moved it will be moved by the show committee. 
3. Exceptions to any of the show rules will only be made with permission of 
the show chairman. 
4. The show committee shall have final decision on proper classification of 
exhibits. 
5. No spray bottle cleaners, food or beverages will be allowed in the showroom.
6. Diseased and deformed fish will be disqualified 
7. FAAS, the NY-Penn Council and it's member clubs and the Days Inn will not 
be responsible for any loss or damage incurred by the entrant's exhibits 
during the show.


  CLASSES

1. Guppies, Male
2. Guppies, Female
3. Swordtails and Platies (Maculatus Helleri and Variatus)
4. Mollies
5. Goodeids
6. AOV Livebearers

7. Corydoras,Brochis,Aspidoras
8. Suckermouth catfilsh
9. AOV catfish-New World
10.AOV catfish-Old World

11.Barbs
12.Minnows,danios,rasboras
13.Characins

14.Angelfish
15.Discus
16.Cichlids-New World-under 4"
17.Cichlids-New World-4" to 8"
18 Cichlids-Old World-Mouthbrooders
19.Cichlids-Old Wol1d-Substrate spawners
20.Cichlids-All over 8"

21 Anabantids-except Bettas

22.Sharks and loacbes

23.Koi
24.Goldfish-Headgrowth
25.Goldfish-Eyetype
26 Goldfish-Singletail
27.AOV Goldrlsb

28.Native fish-within U.S.Borders
29 AOV Egglayer

30.Marine Fish
31.Marine Invertebrates

32.Rainbowfish-small(lriatherina,Pseudomugil etc)
33.Rainbowfisb-Melanotaenia
34.AOV Rainbowfish

35.Nothobrancbius
36 Fundulopancbax-Gardneri Types
37.Fundulopancbax-All otbers
38.Katbetys,Elegans and Diapteron
39.Apbyosemion-Calliurum Types
40.Apbyosemion-All otbers
41.Epiplatys
42.AOV Old World
43.New World Annuals
44.AOV New World

45.STM Darlc Bodied Div. A
46.STM Light Bodied Div. B
47.STM Bicolor	    Div. C
48.STM Patterened   Div. D
49.DTM Single Color Div. E
50.DTM Bicolor/Patterned
		    Div. F
51.STF Dark Bodied  Div. G
52.STF Ligbt Bodied Div. H
53.STF Bicolor/Patterned
		    Div. I
54.DTF Single Color Div. J
55.DTF Bicolor/Patterned
		    Div. K
56.Wild Type Bettas Div. L


57.Family class

58 Aquatic Plants
59.Tank beautiful-maximum 10 gal.
60.Bowl beautiful-maximum one gal.
61.Novelty aquaria

62.Arts and crafts
63.Photography



 FALLS FISH FESTIVAL
 NIAGARA FALLS NY
 SEPTEMRER 25 -27, 1992
 CONVENTION REGISTRATION


                    REGISTRATION FEES

SPEAKERS 6 MEALS ..............	$40.00
(COUPLES) .....................	$75.00

SPEAKERS ONLY..................	$l5.OO

MEALS ONLY ....................	$30.00
(SAT. DINNER BUFFET & SUN. AWARD BREAKFAST BUFFET)

PLEASE NOTE: PRE-REGISTER BY 7/1/92 AND RECEIVE A T-SHIRT FREE AT THE 
CONVENTION (GIVE T-SHIRT SIZE BELOW.)

REGISTRATION DEADLINE: 9/1/92



NY-PENN T-SHIRTS .......	$12.00 each

SIZE (ADULT) SM MED LG	XLG

 ($l.00 EXTRA FOR)  XXLG   XXXLG


5 AND 10 GALLON TANKS AVAILABLE FOR THE WEEKEND 
(TO BE RETURNED BY NOON SUN.) $4.00 RENTAL FEE $ $4.00 DEPOSIT PER TANK

INDICATE THE NUMBER OF TANKS NEEDED. 5 GAL .           10 GAL .

TANK RENTALS MUST BE RESERVED AND PAID FOR BY 9/1/92 
THESE TANKS WILL BE SOLD ON SUNDAY.

THERE WILL BE A BULLETIN BOARD AVAILABLE AT EITHER THE REGISTRATION TABLE OR 
THE SHOW ROOM FOR THOSE WHO WISH TO ADVERTISE SALES OF FISH OR SUPPLIES IN 
THEIR ROOMS OR BUSINESS LOCATIONS.  A ONE TIME FEE OF $5.00 WILL BE CHARGED 
PER BUSINESS CARD SIZE AD.  PERSONAL NOTES WILL BE POSTED AT NO CHARGE / 
SPACE AVAILABLE.

FISH SHOW CLASS SPONSORSHIPS AVAILABLE $30.00 PER CLASS 

   (PLEASE GIVE lST AND 2ND CHOICE FOR CLASS SPONSORSHIPS )

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ADVERTISING FEES FOR THE CONVENTION BOOKLET FOR THE FALLS FISH FESTIVAL 
1992 ARE AS FOLLOWS:   
	FULL PAGE AD             $100
	1 /2 PAGE AD		   50
	1 / 4 PAGE AD              35
        BUSINESS CARD SIZE AD      20

PHOTO READY COPY OF YOUR AD MUST ACCOMPANY YOUP CHECK AND MUST BE RECEIVED BY 
US NO LATER THAN 9/1/92.  MAKE CHECKS PAYABLE TO NY-PENN COUNCIL AND PLEASE 
MAIL TO THE ADDRESS BELOW.


ATTENTIOn SALES REPRESENTATIVES AND MANUFACTURERS - THERE WILL BE TABLES
AVAILABLE FOR RENT AT $14.00 PER TABLE .... DEADLINE FOR TABLE RENTALS 9/1/92
... MAKE CHECKS PAYABLE TO NY-PENN COUNCIL AND MAIL TO ADDRESS BELOW.

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            ( U . S . FUNDS )
MAKE CHECKS PAYABL5 TO NY-PENN COUNCIL

MAIL TO:	
	LIZ DUZEN	
	9396 ELMWOOD DR.	
	ANGOLA, N.Y.  14006	
	(716)549-4281

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