SCHEDULE FROM PAGE 7
I:3o—Future Farmers of America Execu
tive Committee reconvenes, Cumber
land Vailed High School.
I:3o—Future Homemakers of America
Executive Committee reconvenes,
Room 321, Education Building.
I:3o—Judging Yorkshires—Small Arena.
2:30 —Judging Spotted Poland Chinas
Small Arena.
4:oo—Dairymen’s Association Meeting,
, Assembly Room, Penn-Harris Hotel.
TUESDAY EVENING, JANUARY 10
Banqu^(s
6'3o—State Beekeepers’ Association.
6:3o—Crop Improvement Association
Banquet, Epworth Methodist Church,
21st and Derry Streets
6:3o—Dairymen’s As:ociation,
Banquet—Penn-Harris Hotel,
room
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Phone: Lane. EX 7-3539
Jay C. Garber
Daniel G. Haldeman r. d. 6, LANCASTER, PA
Phone. TR 2-5736
R. 3, MANHEIM, PA
R. 1, MARIETTA, PA,
Phone: HAzef 6-9301
R 2, LANCASTER, PA
J. Elwood Longenecker
R. 1, OXFORD, PA.
Phone: Kirkwood LA 9-2484
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SEE US AT THE FARM SHOW
Booth Nos. 586*589 inclusive
SMOKETOWN. PA,
Phone MO 5-4284
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Elmer H. Rohrer
Phone: TR 2-7670
Meetings and Special Events
6?IS—F.F.A. Band Concert—Large Arena
7:3o—Sheep and Wool Growers’ Associa
tion, Room B, Main Show Building.
7:3o—Folk Dance Festival and Contest—
Large Arena. * . v
WEDNESDAY MORNING, JAN. II
B:oo—Judging Brown Sw.ss Including
4-H Club Classes—Large Arena.
B:oo—Judging Jerseys—lncluding 4-H
Club and Vocational Classes Large
Arena.
B:oo—Pennsylvania Holstein Association
Breakfast Meeting—Barbecue Cottage,
4401 Johnstown Hoad, Route .22, one
mile east of Harrisburg.
B:3o—Vocational Demonstratiqn Contests
Room A, (Auditorium), Continuous
until 5:00 pm.
9:oo—Judging Angus—Large Arena.
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to work at producing the
greatest layer in the world.
Many spokesmen for the
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goal has been achieved. But,
even if this is so, technical
genetic work will never cease
at DeKalb.
OEKAII AGRICULTURAL ASS'N., INC.
DEKALR, ILLINOIS
Comm#rciof Producers and Distributors of
DeKalb Seed Corn, D«Ko/b Chix
and DeKalb Hybrid Sorghum,
Melhom Bros.
MOUNT JOY, PA.
Phone: OL 3-8582
Aaron J. Brubaker
1836 Marietta Ave.,
LANCASTER, PA.
Phone: EX 3-8362
Harry F. Houser
R. 7, LANCASTER, PA.
Phone: EX 2 0247
Lester R. Buckwalter
R 1, WASHINGTON BORO
Ph: Millersville TR 2-3974
J. William Groff
R. 3, QUARRYVILLE, PA
Phone: Kirkwood LA 9-2230
B—Lancaster Farming. ?' *9 61
• Keystone Farmers
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ding one acre of tobacco and
two steers. Robert expanded
his broiler program to 7,000
birds per batch by renting
facilities near ’ his home
farm. At present Robert is
president of the local chap
ter FFA, as well as corres
ponding secretary of the co
unty association. He is vice
president of the Y.F.C. at
his school.
WILLIAM R. MAULE
The first vice president o
the Lancaster county FF/
Bill is the son of Mr. an
Mrs. Richard Maule, Quai
ryville R 2.
An active musician aswel
as farmer, Bill has been |
member of the Solanco bam
for four years, a member o
the State FFA band foi
■RAPRV TT qtvttttt three y ears - a member o
BARRY H. SMITH the Solanco dance band, pej
Barry, president of the band, brass choir, school or
Solanco chapter FFA is the chestra and the Malta "Bam
18 ‘ year old son of Mr. and of Lancaster. In 1959-he wa
Mrs. Harry B. Smith, New a member of the Nations
Providence Rl. FFA Band in Kansas City
Barry started his farming Bill is active in 4-H j,
program_ in the freshman well as FFA He has held
year with one Guernsey calf the offices of vice president
and a batch of 1,000 broil- president and junior leadei
ers. His farming program 0 f the Kirkwood commumtj
this year will include one club, and was secretary ol
purebred Guernsey heifer the Southern Tractor Club
and one cow, 4,000 broilers, _ Bill is secretary of the lo
five acres of 1 oats, and 25, cal chapter FFA, and was
acres of corn. assistant treasurer in the lo
During his junior year, cal chapter and county treas
Barry was ejected sentinel urer in 1959-‘6O.
of the local chapter FFA. He Bill is on the junior var
is a member of the Solanco sity football and baseball
tr*ck team a”d has served (Turn to page 9)
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