Imperial Valley press., 1923-01-17
CELEBRITIES OF
DAIRY WORLD
TO MEET HERE
Prominent u. of c. Men
to Speak at Dairy
Council
Dairy Day .Fete Follows
With Fun Features
For All

Imperial County already has AZ.
| tanned greatness in, the industry
of dairying. But an era of vast.
substantial development in this ba.
sic branch .of agriculture is before
the valley.
This might be called the KEYNOTE
of the DAIRY Day celebration
which will be held Saturday. 1t
will be leading topic of discussion
both Saturday, which is "Dairy
| Day. and at the meeting Of the
/ California Dairy Council Directors
Friday. California dairy councils
meeting will bring together leading
| dairymen, bankers and business men
interested in the state wide cam
| paign for betterment of the indus
| try.
| The Ell Centre Chamber of Com.
'merce committee, which has under
taken the major portion the "Dairy
| Day. work, gives assurance that
never in the history of the county
has such an array of "talent'
been brought to Imperial Valley to
offer help to the dairymen.
Word was received by wire late
yesterday that Dean Thomas r.
Hunt of the University of Califor-
Mia College of Agriculture will be
| here to speak at the Chamber of
Commerce luncheon at the Hotel
, Barbara Worth Friday noon.
Just Back from Europe
1t is expected that Dean Hunt
will have an important message TO
deliver. He has recently returned
from Europe where he made study
of agricultural conditions.
| 1T was definitely announced last
night that the meeting of Califor-
mia Dairy Council will be held in
| the ball room at the Hotel Barbara
Worth, beginning at $3.50 o'clock
Friday morning. This meeting i.
! open to dairymen of Imperial Val
ley and to others interested.
The following named Ell Centre
citizens comprise the reception com
mittee which will meet the incon.
ing directors of California Day
Council and convey them to the
Hotel Barbara Worth for break
fast: r. H. Cary, C. +. Paris, Farfi,
Advisor f. l.. Garthwaite, C. e.
Cooper, E. w. Judy, Ray Edgar.
Mayor w. s. Fawcett, A.. Fl. Kei
lar, O.. G. Horne, f. B. Fuller, James
s. Jones, c. f. Sones and James L
! COyle. xxx
For "Dairy Day which will be
Saturday, those in charge have ar
ranged happy combination of
educational and entertainment fea.
lures. One of the most unique en-
tertainment features will be Z
milking contest for women. The
committee last night decided to Of.
fer as prize pair of silk stockings
to the woman who milks her COW the
| fastest.
Two Bands Will Play
! Another feature will be II band
concert by the famous military band
of Governor Lugo of Baja Califor-
MIA and selections by the Boys
Band of FL Centre. Still another
feature will be the Judging contests.
for dairymen and for high school /.
students.
The leading stores Of the city win
place exhibits in their windows
having some relationship to dairy
ing. 1t is planned, as a regular
part of the program, to have the
visiting dairymen and dairy autho-
rites make an inspection trip
through the city to view these win.
dow displays.
Workers of California Dairy Coun.
ell are in Imperial County eo-opera.'
ing with the Chamber of Commerce
Farm Bureau and University Exten
sion Service in making DAIRY
Day one of the most important IL
the history of the valley.
Expect 5000 Attendance
1t is confidently expected, accord
ing to the Chamber of Commerce
committee, that the event will bring
an ATTENDANCE of 5000 persons. Fol
lowing the inspection of merchants
windows and the parade Saturday
morning, the program will be held
in the FL Centre city park.
The local committee on Dairy
Day. is composed of the following:
c. c. Corwin, X. IL. Gary, G. u
Paris, James Coyle, Ray Edgar, w
A. Tondro, j. +. Jones, + w. Judy
r. T.. Moore, II. w. Brewer, Leo
Hetzel, j. +. Duff, Fred Nebel
Thau, Jasper Trayers, j. +. Greer
j. =. Green, Jesse Dillon, A. u.
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