1968 Farm Show Schedule
9.3o—Future Fanners of America Executive
Committee reconvenes, Lower Dauphin
High School.
930—Future Homemakers of America Meet
ing, The Forum, Education Building
10.00—Vegetable Growers Association Meeting,
Room F, Main Show Building.
10-30—Poland China Sale—Small Arena.
WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, JANUARY 17
Meetings
12:00—Judging Polled Herefords —Large Arena,
12:30—Judging Shorthorns—Large Arena
12:30—Chester White Sale—Small Arena,
I:oo—Future Homemakers of America, Execu
tive Council Meeting, Room 103, Executive
House.
I.oo Farmers Milk Jugging Association Meet
ing, Room C, Main Show Building
I.oo Brown Swiss Association, Room D, Mam
Show Building.
I.3o—Hereford Association Meeting, Room B,
Main Show Building
I:3o—Future F~ mers of America Awards Con
-1 vention, Th 3 Forum, Education Building.
I:3o—Vegetab e Growers Association recon
venes, Ro ira F, Main Show Building.
I:3o—Jersey Cattle Club Meeting, Office No 2,
Large Arena.
2-30—Berkshire Sale—Small Arena.
4:00—Polled Hereford Association, Room E,
Main Show Building.
WEDNESDAY EVENING, JANUARY 17
6:3o—Poultry Federation Banquet, Ballroom
Penn-Harns Hotel.
7:oo—Swine Breeders Association, Capital
Motel.
7 so—Brown Swiss Association, Room D, Main
Show Building
Special Events
5 30—Lightweight Horse Pulling Contest—
Large Arena.
Horse Pulling Contest—
Large Arena,
THURSDAY MORNING, JANUARY 18
8 30—Vocational Demonstration Contest—
Room A (Auditorium), continuous until
noon.
9 00—4-H Club Breeding Sheep—Small Ai ena.
9 00—4-H Club Potato Grading Contest—9.oo
to 1:00—Room F, Mam Show Building
Xo;oo—Nut Growers Association Meeting, Office
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10 00—Judging 4-H Club Shorthorns—a Lighter
weight; b. Heavier weight.
10 30—Judging 4-H Market Lambs —Small
Arens
10 30—Judging 4-H Club Herefords—a. Light
weight; b Medium weight; c. Light heavy
weight, d Heavyweight
11 45—Judging 4-H Club Angus—a Light
weight, b Medium weight; c. Light heavy
weight; d Heavyweight
12 30—Maple Producers Council, Room 201,
Agriculture Building.
THURSDAY AFTERNOON, JANUARY 18
1-00—Judging Market Wethers—Small Arena
100—Nut Growers Association reconvenes,
Office No 2, Large Arena, Second Con-
course.
1 00—Crop Reporting, Agriculture Building,
Room 305, 2301 North Cameron Street.
130—4-H Beef Trios—Large Arena.
2 00—4-H Club Baby Beef Showmanship Con
test—Large Arena.
2 30—4-H Lamb Fitting and Showmanship Con
test—Small Arena.
2 45—Breed Champions and Grand Champion
Steer.
4 00—4-H Sheep Blocking and Grooming Con
test—Small Arena
6 00—Potato Growers, Holiday Inn Town, 23
South 2nd Street.
Special Events
4 30—4-H and FFA Tractor Driving Contests—
Large Arena
6 00—4-H Membeis helping with Livestock
Parade (place to meet posted in 4-H Head
quarters, Room 107, Lower Concourse,
Large Arena).
7 00—International Farm Youuth Exchange
(IFYE) Alumni Association Meeting.
Room C Main Show Building.
7 o—Livestock Parade—Large Arena.
8 00—4-H Club Light Horse Demonstration—
Large Arena.
1 00—Sale of 4-H Club Baby Beeves and 4-H
Club Lambs, followed by sale of open class
and market wethers—Large Arena.
4 00—Farm Show closes.
No 2, Large Arena, Second Concourse
THURSDAY EVENING, JANUARY 18
Banquet
FRIDAY AFTERNOON, JANUARY 19
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Lane. County
Guernsey’s Have
High Records
Penn Del Imperial Crimson
Star, a Senior four year old,
Registered Guernsey cow, own
ed by R. F & L. A. Witmer,
Willow Street, Pa, has complet
ed an offical DHIA actual pro
duction record of 12,180 pounds
of milk and 640 pounds of but
terfat, m 305 days 2 times a
day milking, according to The
American Guernsey Cattle Club.
Also two registered Guernsey
cows in the herd of Jerome H.
Rhoads, Kirkwood, Pa. have re
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Sue of Rhoadsacres, a Sr 6
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