14—Lancaster' Farming, Saturday, September 16, 1972
Keystone International Livestock
Exposition Scheduled for
The 16th Annual Keystone
International Livestock Ex
position will open November 4.
1972, for a seven-day run in the
Farm Show buildings under the
joint sponsorship of the Penn
sylvania Livestock and Allied
Industries Association and the
Pa. Department of Agriculture.
Among several new events for
this year’s schedule, agriculture
secretary Jim McHale said that
two stand out as further proof of
Fulton Grange
Elects Officers
Fulton Grange 66 held its
regular meeting September 11 at
their hall in Oakryn.
The Master, Richard Holloway,
conducted the business meeting
when the following were elected
officers and will be installed
October 9: Master - Richard
Holloway; Junior Grange Patron
- Glenn Hough; Overseer -
Clifford Holloway III; Lecturer -
Mrs. J. Stanley Stauffer Jr.;
Steward - Donald Trimble;
Assistant Steward - Wayne
Reynolds; Lady Assistant
Steward - Joyce Galbreath;
Chaplain - Gyles Brown;
Treasurer - Clifford Holloway
Jr , Secretary - Mrs. Charles
McSparran, Gatekeeper - Earl
Smoker, Ceres - Karen Overly,
Pomona - Peggy Jackson; Flora -
Peggy Galbreath; Executive
committee member for two-year
term - Thomas Bradley; for
three-year term - J. Everett
Kreider.
Finance committee member -
Thomas Galbreath; Pianist -
Mrs Richard Lefever, Trustees
for three-year terms - Ambrose
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the gains in prestige for the
Keystone International. The
American Polled Hereford
Association, Kansas City, Mo.,
has designated the polled
hereford breed show as a Stan
dard of Perfection (SOP) event
and the Continental Dorset Club
will conduct its national meeting
here.
Both events guarantee better
quality animals will be exhibited
during the breed shows for Polled
Giffing and Ivan Dewald; Pur-,
chasing Agent - C.G. McSparran;
Hospitalization secretary - Mrs.
Robert McSparran; Flower
committee - Mrs. Gyles Brown
and Mrs. Freeda Huber;
Librarian - Mrs. Richard Hanks;
Scout representative - Richard
Nye.
Fulton Grange is sponsoring
the third place contestant in the
Harvest Queen contest at the
Southern Lancaster County
Community Fair Wednesday,
September 20 at 8 p.m. They will
enter a float in the fair parade
Friday, September 22 which
moves through Quarryville
starting at 6:30 p.m. They will
also have a display booth at the
fair in conjunction with Colerain
Grange.
In other action Mr. and Mrs.
Clifford Holloway Jr were elected
alternate delegates to the Penn
sylvania State Grange con
vention to be held at Williamsport
October 23-26.
Mrs. J. Stanley Stauffer Jr
read a poem “He’s Going To
School Today” and conducted
games. A skit “A College
Education” was presented by J.
Everett Kreider, Clifford
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Lancaster
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Roy A. Brubaker
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Lititz
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Hereford cattle and Dorset sheep
with exhibitors anticipated from
even more than the 28 states
represented at the Exposition
last year.
In 1971, 3,308 head of livestock
were shown in the many classes
of competition, an increase of
more than 10 percent over the
preceeding year. Closing date for
entries this year is September 30.
McHale said that an all-out
effort is being made this year to
attract both non-exhibiting
farmers and non-farmers as
visitors to the exposition.
In addition to having all events
open to the public at no charge,
much of the activity is
specifically directed to exposition
visitors. Sunday, November 5, is
billed as “Family Afternoon at
the Expo.” Most judging does not
get underway until the following
morning, but visitors will be able
to see the feverish, last-minute
grooming given to the animals
before they’re put in the ring.
Cattle must be washed, sheep
sheared and some swine
producers are known to have
attempted to make their charges
smell sweeter.
The Keystone International
Livestock Exposition opens with
the Northeast (U.S.) Regional 4-
H Horse Judging Contest on
Holloway 111 and Mrs. George
Hough.
Community Night will be ob
served September 25 with a
covered dish supper at 7 p.m. at
the Grange Hall and a special
program at 8 p.m. to which the
public is invited. Twenty-five and
fifty-year members will be
honored. A progress report on the
Southern Lancaster County
Family Health Center and a
community service report will be
given. There will also be special
music.
Fulton Junior Grange 343 will
hold a picnic at the farm home of
their Patron, Glenn Hough,
Sunday, September 17, from 2 to 6
p.m. There will be horseback
riding and all kinds of outdoor
games.
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