American-International Junior Charolais Leadership Conference The third annual American- International Junior Charolais Foundation Leadership Con ference will be held June 18 to 21 at Texas A & M University in College Station, Texas Reser vations have been made for 200 -a?,. SPECIAL! BE READY FOR SPRING! Don’t be caught napping when everything is waking up to new life! Get a better truck now! BulKtolast! Priced to go! Right now! VENTURES CHEVROLET AT KISSEL HILL LITITZ, junior Charolais breeders to attend Reservation request forms were mailed to each of AICA’s 3,000 members m early April, Jim Olsen, AICA youth director, said Applications will be ac- APRIL s ft'tred *2339.21 cepted on a first-come, first served basis, with older ap plicants receiving priority if more than 200 requests are received. Junior members, or their sponsoring state or regional association, will be responsible for transportation to and from the conference with AICA assuming lodging and meal expenses The conference attracts junior members between ages 14 and 21 from throughout the nation, and will be conducted in cooperation with the Texas A & M staff In its first two years, the conference was held at Pennsylvania State University and Kansas State University respectively The AICA junior committee, in conjunction with the A & M staff, will present lectures, slide presentations and panel discussions on such topics as animal reproduction, genetics, nutrition, live steer and beef carcass evaluation and breeding efficiency Other activities will include a tour of the University veterinary hospital and a leadership conference Recreational activities will include softball, football, swimming, volleyball, a catered barbecue, and a dance In the Kitchen TAEELSPIT/ I M) U’FEEKHEN t i large apples, peeled and cored 1 1 tbsp. sugai 1 tsp prepared white horseradish t tsp vinegai Pinch ol sail peppei (Jiate the apples lineK anu stn in all ingiechenls bene as a d i e s s irn g wilh lean sliced boiled/beet and mast potatoes Makes 4 to (i sen mgs f White Tires, Chrome bumper. Two tone Paint extra. Destination Charges, Local tax extra 626-2091 PA. 1 a nearer Farming Saturday April 15 1972 Philadelphia Area Toured By Ephrata Young Farmers The Ephrata Young Farmers Association toured educational points of interest in the Philadelphia area during the annual tour this week The first stop was at Acme Bakery and Warehouse at 59th Street and Upland Wa> The bakery is the largest automatic bakery in the world with a production of 800,000 loaves of bread a week plus donuts, pies and other bakeiy products The group was treated to sample products From Independence Hall and the Liberty Bell, the group went A Must for Accurate Planting Come in and see this unit being demonstrated IP 1 DICKEY-john If' AIAKM FEATURES: Counts the seed in a row Tells you that the seed is being dropped legularly or irregularly - Eliminates skips, misses and replants - Spots plugged runners - Spots thrown or broken chains - Spots sheared pins Warning buzzer alerts the operator of the plantei not working'properly Plant at night Plant mot e acres when you want the seed in the ground " Maintain population Too little or too much seed can decrease your yield SHENK'S FARM SERVICE R D. 4, Lititz, Pa on a walking tour of the 24 points ol interest in the area Some oi the places touied weie the Amencan Wax Museum, US Mint, Carpenter's Hall, Betsy Ross House and Chi ist Church The afternoon was spent at Fi anklm Institute and the King ol Piussia Shopping Mall Ephiata \out,g Faimei members serxmg on the tout committee weie Jesse Balmei James Mai tin and Galen Ctouse Hath million people we add to our population lequnes an ad ditional 172 0l)(l bec'l cattle at toda\ s loud couMimplun UiUs SEED MONITOR SEED DETECTION COUNTft M L... ■ ’ I AMPS ON oh 15-SEC 39 \ \ \ AND SUECTOI Ph. 626-4355
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