16—Lancaiter Fannin*, Saturday, Mmi*# y 1966 ;
n Ail _DP A rloulture supervisors, will
I dill manor r r compete for the biggest oasth
nr, j p its*. awards to be made to the vo-
WindOW ; lUXIIIDII catlonal ngrlcuKure school
», p rji division of the Farm Show*
At Farm DHOW The Farm Show Commission
The prize-winning window
exhibit on "Future Farmer*
Signal Safety" constructed by
the Manor Chapter of Fu
ture Farmers of America,
will be displayed at the Farm
Show, and will compete with
eight other such FFA dis
plays. The dlepPay was built
under the direction of Penn
Manor High School vocation
al agriculture teachers Gar
land Gingericb and Richard
Hackenberger.
The nine chapters, chosen
from preliminary plans sub
mitted to committees repre
senting areas vocational ag
SEE US AT THE
FARM SHOW
• Griffith Hybrid Seed Corn
• Growers Fertilizer Solutions
• Boler Twine
Booth No. 591
EASTERN STATE DISTRIBUTING CO.
R. D. 2, Lititz Ph. 626-8909
Complete automatic feeding for
DAIRY COWS and CATTLE!
Plus a complete line
of bunk feeders to meet your exact needs
•m ue for modem
See Us at Booths 312-313 at the-Farm Show
CALEB M. WENGER
R. D. 1 Drumore Center KI 8-2116 Quarryville, Pa.
is offering $45'5 in prizes, top
place wlnnlmg $75 and other
prizes ranging from $65 down
,to $4O. The total in prospec
tive swards, however, rises
to $605 because the Penn
sylvania Electric Association
.will offer $5O and $25 to the
first and second ranked ex
hibits beat displaying farm
uses of electricity and the
Pennsylvania Association of
Soil and Water Conservation
District Directors Is offering
similar prizes lor the two
exhibits best exemplifying
proper use and management
of soil and water resources.
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1966 Farm Show Schedule
(Continued from Page" 13)
(ion Meeting, Room B, Main Show Building.
MONDAY EVENING, JANUARY 10
Banqueta
o:oo—Society of Farm Women—Banquet—
Scottish Rite Cathedral, 2701 North Third
Street.
6:3o—State Beekeepers’ Association, Banquet,
Colonial Park United Church of Christ,
5000 Devonshire Road, 3 miles east of Har
risburg.
7:oo—Pennsylvania Ayrshire Breeders Asso
ciation Annual Meeting and Banquet, Penn-
Harris Hotel, Assembly Room.
Meetings
7:oo—Pennsylvania Swine Breeder’s* Associa
tion-General Meeting, Room B, Main
Show Building.
7:3o—Secretary of Agriculture’s Night-
Large Arena.
B:oo—Horse and Mule Association, Room E,
Main Show Building.
B.oo—Guernsey Breeders’ Association Annual
Party—Penn-Harris Hotel Ballroom.
TUESDAY MORNING, JANUARY 11
B.oo—Judging Holsteins—lncluding 4-H Club
Classes and Vocational Dairy Classes—
Large Arena.
B:oo—Judging Cheviots—Small Arena.
8 00—Judging Milking Shorthorns—Large
Arena.
B:3o—Vocational Demonstration Contests,
Room A (Auditorium), Continuous until
5:00 p.m.
9 00—Judging Pereherons—Large Arena.
9.00 Crop Improvement Association, Room
D, Main Show Building.
9.00 Society of Farm Women reconvene.
Room F, Main Show Building.
9.00 Future Homemakers of America, Exe
cutive Council Meeting, Room 200, Educa
tion Building.
9 30—Pennsylvania Christmas Tree Growers’
Association Meeting, Penn Harris Motor
Inn.
9 30—Judging Duroc Jerseys—Small Arena.
9.30 Futme Farmers of America, Executive
Committee Meeting, Lower Dauphin High
School.
9.30 Judging Hampshire Sheep—Small
Arena.
10.00—Guernsey Breedeis’ Association Meet
ing, Scottish Rite Cathedral, 2701 North
Third Street.
10.30—Judging Hampshire Swine—Small
Arena.
TUESDAY AFTERNOON, JANUARY 11
12-30—Judging Berkshires—Small Arena.
I:ls—Crop Improvement Association recon
venes, Room D, Mam Show Building.
I.3o—Pennsylvania Berkshire Breeders Asso-_
ciation Meeting, Room E, Main Show Build-'
mg.
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Passmore Supply Co.
Cochranville, Pa.
Horold H. Good
S. H. Hiestond & Co., Inc.
J. C. Walker & Son, Inc.
Gap, Fenna.
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I:3o—Pennsylvania Christinas Tree'Growers*
Association Meeting reconvenes, Pena Har
ris Motor Inn.
I:3o—Future Farmers of America State Exe
cutive Committee reconvenes, Lower Dau
phin High School.
I:3o—Future Homemakers of America Execu
tive Council reconvenes, Room 200, Educa
tion Building.
I:3o—Judging Yorkshires—Small Arena.
2:oo—Sheep and Wool Growers’ Association
Meeting, Room B, Main Show Building.
2:3o—Judging Spotted Swine—Small Arena.
3:oo—Pennsylvania Yorkshire Club, Room F,
Main Show Building.
4:oo—Dairymen’s Association Meeting, As
sembly Room, Penn-Harris Hotel.
TUESDAY EVENING, JANUARY II
6:3o—Crop Improvement Assn. Corn Growers’
Banquet, Cafeteria, Pennsylvania Depart
ment of Agriculture Building.
6:30 —Pennsylvania Christmas Tree Growers’
Association Banquet, Penn Harris Motor
Inn.
6:30 —Dairymen’s Association, Annual Ban
quet—Penn-Harris Hofei Ballroom.
Meetings and Special Events
6:l5—F. F. A. Band Concert—Large Arena.
7:30 —Folk Dance Festival and Contest-
Large Arena.
WEDNESDAY MORNING, JANUARY 12
8:00 —Judging Brown Swiss—lncluding 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—Nationwide Inn Motel,
525 S. Front St, Harrisburg.
8:30 Vocational Demonstration Contests,
Room A (Auditorium), Continuous until
6:00 p.m.
9:oo—Judging Angus—Large Arena.
9:oo—Judging Herefords—Large Arena.
9:00 —Pennsylvania Christmas Tree Growers*
Association Meeting, Penn Harris Motor
Inn.
9:30 —Future Farmers of America Executive
Committee reconvenes, Lower Dauphin
High School,
9:3o—Future Homemakers of America Meet
ing, The Forum, Education Building.
10:00—Chester White Sale—Small Arena.
10:00 —Pennsylvania Flying Farmers Associa
tion Meeting, Harrisburg-York State Air
port, New Cumberland.
10:00 —Pennsylvania Vegetable Growers’ Asso
ciation Meeting, Room F, Main Show Build
ing.
11:30—Berkshire Sale—Small Arena.
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when you feed
FUL-O-PEP
It takes only a small increase in
dozen eggs per ton of feed to make a
big increase in profit margin.
For example, suppose you are now
producing a dozen eggs on 4 lbs. of feed.
If you can save just .3 lb. feed per dozen,
you can get an extra 40 dozen eggs from every
ton of feed. Top feeding efficiency gives
you those extra dozens that mean extra profits.
Ful-O-Pep Egg Feeds are noted for
their high efficiency. That’s why you’ll find
some of the nation’s most efficient feeders
wherever Ful-O-Peo is fed.
Grubb Supply Co.
Elizabethtown
Kirkwood Feed & Groin
H. M. Stauffer & Sons, Inc*
Stevens Feed Mill, Inc.
Stevens, Fenna. 1
Banquets
Kirkwood
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