arents, Future Farmers
in Keystone Degrees
(HAJRRIDSBTJ'RG In a cere- invited to be guests at the FFA
lOny duplicated only lour convention Jan. 15 and receive
;imes in FFA history in Penn- specially designed certificates
ivlvama, the Future Farmers attesting to their honor.
America at their convention _ . . t
, , v Tol , lei-? One 961 Of parents, Mr and
urm« the Jan. 13-17 Farm ~ . T _ ~ , _
6 ii Mrs. Aaron H. Mantm, Denier,
how will .present honorary _ . _ . ,
” . „ . „ rk „, o ~m i, RD 1, Lancaster County, have
wards to parents whose famil- . , , __.
* • „„ two sons who became PPA
>s contain three or more mem- . . _ T ,
, T7Tr, A >= state officers James, who
■is w o rt Pe . rP ~ received the Keystone Parmer
.eystone Parmer degree. d6gree m fee _
Most farm families deem it came p»PA State Treasurer,
, high honor to have even one an( j w ij o became PPA
nember as a Keystone Farmer g^ ato secretary after winning
or that is the highest degree th e degree la 1961 Another
iwarded at the state level. It Sollj Kenneth, will get the de
lannot be awarded to moire g ree the same day his parents
lan one PPA boy in 50, and reeelVo honorary recognition,
i earned (or outstanding achie
ement in practices,
readership, and scholarship.
To have three or more de- coveted degree this year. The
rree holders m the same fam- group includes the Star Farmer
ily is rare, but six sets of par- for RegMM* 11, Harold Bruba
mts so distinguished have been (Continued on Page 14)
To See America's Fastest Magic Act
FARM SHOW WEEK JAN. 13 -16
THE GREAT DE LAGE AND MARGARET
Giant Display Of Latest Farm Equipment
A total of I's county Future
Farmers will be awarded the
INTERNATIONAL
IN THE HARVESTER BUILDING DIRECTLY ACROSS
THE STREET FROM THE FARM SHOW BUILDING
FREE CONTINUOUS
STAGE SHOW AND MOVIES
Sit Down and Relax Enjoy The Show and I. H. Hospitality
PANCAKES SAUSAGE COFFEE REFRESHMENTS
Benefit of Giri Scout Troops of Poxtong, Po.
C. B. Hoober
INTERCOURSE
768-3501
INTERNATIONAL
HARVESTER
YOUR LOCAL
DEALER INVITES YOU
Cope & Weaver Co.
NEW PROVIDENCE
ST 6-7351
D. L. Diem & Sons
UTITZ
626-2131
International Harvester Kauffman Bros.
Sales and Service MOUNTVHIIIE
EPHBATA 783-2283
Farm Show Schedule
MONDAY MORNING, JANUARY 13
00 —Judging starts in all Departments,
except where specified hours are in-
dicated
00 —Judging Southdowns Small Arena
00 —Judging Ayrshires, including 4-H
Club Classes and Vocational Dairy-
Classes Laige Arena.
00 —Judging Guernseys, including 4-H
Club and Vocational Dairy Classes
Large Arena
00 —Judging Belgians Large Arena.
00 —Judging Sivme, Vocational Classes,
all Breeds Small Arena.
00 —Vocational Demonstration Contests,
Room A (Auditorium), Mam Show
Building, Continuous to 5:00 pm.
00 —Soicety of Farm Women. Annual
Convention, The Forum, Education
Building
00 —Judging Merinos Small Arena.
00 —Judging Shropshires Small Arena
MONDAY AFTERNOON, JANUARY IS
1 00—Judging Horses Giade Division —•
HARVESTER
Lancaster Farming, Saturday, January 11, 1964—13
David Kurtz
MORGANTOWN
AT 6-5771
J. Paul Nolt
GAP
HI 2-4183
285-9151
Large Arena.
00—Judging Suffolk Sheep Small
Arena.
00—Judging Rambouillets Small
Arena
00—Judging Chester Whites Small
Arena
00—Pennsylvania Flower Growers’ Asso
ciation Meeting, Room D, Main Show
Building
00—Pennsylvania Landrace Swine Breed
ers Association, Room E, Mam
Show Building
30 Society of Farm Women reconvene,
The Forum Education Building.
00—Judging Poland China Small
Arena.
00—Judging Cornedales Small Arena.
00—Judging Dorsets Small Arena.
30—Pennsylvania Suffolk Breeders’ As
sociation Meeting, Boom B, Mam
Show Building,
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WE INVITE YOU
to see the newest
in modem
SPRAYING
EQUIPMENT
at the
MYERS EXHIBIT
Farm Show Jan. 13-17
Lester A- Singer
ROXKS, PA.
Ph. Stvasburg 687-6713
Stop and Visit
US AT THE
Farm Show
BOOTH
NO. 535-536
Get The Latest
Information on
• Seed Varieties
• Farm Chemicals &
Fertilizers
• Qualified experts
from the seed, chemi
cal and fertilizer in
dustry will be on
hand to answer your
questions.
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