—Lancaster Farming, Saturda:
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Poultry Products On
Disploy At Form Show
HARRISBURG A new look
in poultry and poultry products
of special interest to house
wives will go on parade at
the 1968 Pennsylvania Farm
Show, January 15-19
The display, to be set up in
the poultry exhibit area, will
feature a battery of refrigerated
showcases filled with virtually
every type of poultry pioduct
now available to the consumer
trade. It will include everything
from turkey and chicken rolls
to the newest heat-and-serve
products
The display also will feature
a complete poultry production
unit.
It will start with a plastic
enclosed incubator where baby
chicks can be seen hatching
from their eggs Another-seg
ment will show a cut-away sec-
tion of a poultry house which
will be complete with older
birds and equipment, including
egg processing and grading
units.
The display was proposed by
the Pennsylvania Poultry Mar
keting Advisory Council to help
tell the story of poultry produc
tion to the public. Cooperating
with the Council are the Penn
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, Janulary 13,1968
Farm Show Visitors
To Get Free Ride
Visitors to the 52nd Pennsyl
vania Farm Show, which, opens
ait 8 am., Jan. 15, wJI get free
rides from a state-owned park
ing lot to the Farm Show Build
ing.
State Secretary of Agricul
ture Leiand H Bull said the
bus service os being furnished
by the Pennsylvania Farmer, a
publication for farmers.
It marks the first time visitors
have been given the luxury of
a bus ride from the parking lot
located 500 yards from the man
building.
“Farm Show visitors will ap
preciate the bus service,” Bull
said, “No one realizes the size
of the parking lot until they
have to walk from a distant cor
ner to the Farm Show Building
on a cold, windy, winter day.”
Aiwayis laugh heaintMy at your
boss’ jokes he may be giving
you a loyalty test
sylvania Department of Agricul
ture, the Pennsylvania State
University, the Pennsylvania
Poultry Federation, the Penn
sylvania Poultry Processors As
sociation, and the Turkey Ran
dom Sample Committee.
see US TODAY!
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1968 Farm Show Schedule
MONDAY MORNING, JANUARY 15
8 00—Judging starts in all Departments, ex
cept where specified hours are indicated.
B:oo—Judging Southdowns —Small Arena.
B:oo—Judging Ayrshires, including Junior
Dairy Classes—Large Arena.
8 00—Judging Guernseys, including Junior
Dairy Classes—Large Arena.
B:oo—Judging Chester Whites—Small Arena.
9 00—Judging Poland China—Small Arena.
9 00—Judging Belgians—Large Arena.
9:oo—Judging Shropshires—Small Arena.
9.oo—Christmas Tree Growers Association
Meeting (9 00 to 4 00), Penn-Harris Motor
Inn.
9 00—Vocational Demonstration Contest, Boom
A (Auditorium), Main Show Building, con
tinuous to 5 00 p m.
9 30—Beekeepers Association Meeting. Room
C, Main Show Building
10.00— -Society of Farm Women, Annual Con
vention, The Forum, Education Bldg.
10 00—Crop Reporters Open House, Monday
through Friday, 10:00 to 3:00, Agriculture
Building, Room G-19, 2301 North
Cameron Street.
10.00— Judging Suffolk—Small Arena.
10:00—Judging Duroc—Small Arena.
11:00—Judging Hampshire—Small Arena.
MONDAY AFTERNOON, JANUARY 15
12:30—Judging Berkshire—Small Arena.
I'oo—Judging Horses—Grade Division—Large
Arena.
I:oo—Judging Hampshire Sheep—Small
Arena
I:oo—Beekeepers Association reconvenes,
Room C, Main Show Building.
I:3o—Society of Farm Women reconvene. The
Forum, Education Building,
1- —Judging Yorkshire—Small Arena.
1 30—Raw Milk Producer—Distributors Asso
ciation Meeting, Office No. 2, Large Arena,
Second Concourse.
2 00—Berkshire Breeders Association Meeting,
Room B, Main Show Building.
2 30—Judging Spotted Swine—Small Arena.
2- Judging Dorsets—Small Arena.
3- —Judging Cheviots—Small Arena
5 00—Avrshire Breeders, Room C, Main Show
Building. . i
MONDAY EVENING, JANUARY 15
Banquets
6 00—Christmas Tree Growers Association
Banquet, Penn-Harris Motor Inn.
6 00—Society of Farm Women Banquet, Scot
tish Rite Cathedral, 2701 North Third St.
6 30—Beekeepers Association Banquet,
Colonial Park United Church of Christ,
5000 Devonshire Road, 3 miles east of
Harrisburg.
6 00—Suffolk Breeders Association Meeting,
Room D, Mam Show Building.
8 00—Guernsey Breeders Association Annual
Party—Penn-Harris Hotel Ballroom.
Meetings
7 00—Swine Breeders Association—General
Meeting, Room B, Main Show Building.
7 30—Secretary of Agriculture’s Night—Large
Arena.
8 00—Horse and Mule Association, Room E,
Main Show Building.
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33055 Olaf 175 90% 14431 533 +lO3B +33
30046 ReDuke 157 90% 14373 538 + 567 +27
33047 Baron 109 78% 15473 535 + 529 +3
30540 Direct 1833 99% 14486 530 + 390 +5
30078 Gent 18 41% 16802 588 + 376 +3
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Stop and see us at our boo>th at the farm show
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TUESDAY MORNING, JANUARY 16
B.oo Judging Swine, Vocational Classes, all
breeds—Small Arena.
8 00—Judging Holsteins—lncluding Junior
Dairy Classes—Large Arena.
8 00—Judging Corriedales—Small Arena.
B.oo Judging Milking Shorthorns—Large
Arena.
8 30—Vocational Demonstration Contests,
Room A (Auditorium), continuous until
5:00 p m.
9 00—Judging Percherons—Large Arena.
9.00 Judging Rambouillets—Small Arena.
9:oo—Judging Merinos—Small Arena.
9.00 Society of Farm Women reconvene.
Room F, Main Show Building.
9 00—Future Homemakers of America, Execu
tive Council Meeting, Room 103, Executive
House.
9.00 Christmas Tree Growers Association
Meeting, Penn-Harris Motor Inn.
9-30—Future Farmers of America, Executive
Committee Meeting, Lower Dauphin High
School.
10:00—Guernsey Breeders Association Meeting,
Scottish Rite Cathedral, 2701 North Third
Street.
10.00—Grog' Improvement Association, RoomD,
Main Show Building.
10:00—Duroc Sale—Small Arena.
11:30—Hampshire Sale—Small Arena.
TUESDAY AFTERNOON, JANUARY 16
1 00—Yorkshire Sale—Small Arena.
1 30—Crop Improvement Association recon
venes, Room D, Main Show Building.
1 30—Future Farmers of America State Execu-
tive Committee reconvenes, Lower
Dauphin High School.
1 30—Future Homemakers of America Execu
tive Council reconvenes, Room 103, Execu
tive House.
2:oo—Sheep and Wool Growers Association
Meeting, Room B, Main Show Building.
2:3o—Spotted Swine Sale—Small Arena
4 00—Yorkshire Club, Room F, Main Show
Building.
4 00—Dairymen’s Association Meeting, Assem
bly Room, Penn-Harris Hotel.
TUESDAY EVENING, JANUARY 16
Banquets
6 30—Crop Improvement Assn. Corn Growers
Banquet, Cafeteria, Pennsylvania Depart
ment of Agriculture Building.
6 30—Dairymen’s Association,-Annual Banquet
Penn-Harris Hotel Ballroom
Meetings and Special Events
6-15—FFA Band Concert—Large Arena.
7 30—Folk Dance Festival and Contest—Large
Arena. ,
WEDNESDAY MORNING, JANUARY 11
8 00—Judging Brown Swiss—lncluding Junior
Dairy Classes—Large Arena.
8 00—Judging Jerseys—lncluding Junior
Dairy Classes—Large Arena.
8 00—Holstein Association Breakfast Meeting
—Cafeteria, Department of Agriculture
Building, 2301 North Cameron Street.
8 30—Vocational Demonstration Contests,
Room A (Auditorium), continuous until
6 00 p m.
8 30—Rural Electric Association Meeting,
PREA Office, 112 North" Second Street.
9 00—Judging Angus—Large Arena.
9 00—Judging Herefords—Large Arena.