12—Lancaster Farming, Saturday, September 1, 1973
All-American
Include Dairy
The Tenth Annual Penn
sylvania All-American Dairy
Show will be held at the Farm
Show, September 24 through 28,
under the joint sponsorship of the
Pennsylvania Dairy and Allied
Industries Association and the
Pennsylvania Department of
Agriculture.
The All-American is now
recognized as a full-fledged
member of the top circuit of
international dairy shows. In
recent years exhibitors from
more than half of the 50 states
and Canada are entered for each
show and at one time or another
virtually every state in the union
has been represented.
A new honor for the All-
American this year is the sanc
tioning of the Brown Swiss breed
show as the Eastern National
show of the Brown Swiss Cattle
Breeders’ Association. For a
number of years the Holstein-
Fnesian Association has
designated the All-American as
its Eastern National show.
Another highlight of the 1973
All-American will be the Dairy
Princess pageant. Thirty-three
young ladies, previously winners
of county Dairy Princess titles,
will compete for the crown to be
vacated by Princess Rose M.
Winkelbauer, a sophomore at
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Princess
Edinboro State College. The
number of contestants is seven
more than the previous record set
just last year.
All six breeds of dairy cattle
will conduct separate shows
within the All-American. In
vitational sales will also be
sponsored by a trio of breed as
sociations - Ayrshire, Brown
Swiss and Holstein.
Two trial innovations from last
year’s schedule have been
retained for the 1973 format.
Sunday, the day before the of
ficial opening, will again be
Family Day, an invitation for
visitors, particularly non-farm
visitors, to come to the cattle
Record 175
NEPPCO Market Egg Show
The NEPPCO Market Egg
Show closed last week with a
record-breaking 175 entries from
ten Northeastern states. The
previous record was 163 entries in
the 1971 show held at the Concord
Hotel in New York State. In 1968 -
The last year a NEPPCO Ex
position was held in Harrisburg -
there were 107 entries.
As might be expected, Penn-
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barns at the Farm Show and get a
look at the behind-the-scenes
activity of a big-time agricultural
exposition.
The other event back for a
second year is “railbird”
judging. Twice each day a group
of six dairy cattle from the same
class will be paraded around the
main ring before they are judged
officially. Spectators will be
given scorecards and an op
portunity to place them as they
see it. Those coming closest to the
actual final placing will receive a
trophy.
The opening day of the All-
American is dedicated to young
Entries
in
sylvania boasts the largest
number of entries this year - 82 -
but Maine is in second place with
39. Other entries came from
Connecticut, Delaware, Maryl
and, New Hampshire, New
Jersey, New York, Ohio and West
Virginia.
The entries are now being
judged by state egg inspectors
who arrive unannounced at the
packing room of the entrants and
select six dozen cartoned eggs of
each class entered for judging
and scoring. Score cards are then (
sent to NEPPCO where a com
mittee will review the scores and
select the Blue Ribbon and
Honorable Mention winners.
Cartons of all entries with
winning ribbons will be displayed
at the NEPPCO Convention and
Exposition in Hershey October 30
thru Nov 1.
In 1954 State government
employed 62,102 persons That
figure has now grown to a record
high of approximately 124,300
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Quarry ville- 786-2678
CLYDE K. ESHLEMAN & SONS
Washington Boro - 872-7391
F. H. BUCHER
Rothville-626-6504
people with state champion 4-H
and FFA teams competing in the
Invitational Youth Dairy Cattle
Judging Contest. There is also an
intercollegiate division with
about 15 colleges and universities
represented. At the same time,
district and regional winners of 4-
H and FFA dairy shows will be
showing their prize stock in the
Pennsylvania Junior Dairy Show.
Although regular registration
closed August 24, late entries will
be accepted through September 5
if they are accompanied by an
additional fee.
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Farmer's Share
Farmers received an average
of 44 cents out of every dollar
spent by consumers in retail
stores for market basket foods
during the second quarter of 1973,
according to USDA’s Marketing
and Transportation Situation
report issued recently. That’s the
same as the first quarter, but up
five cents from a year earlier.
Moreover, the farmer’s share
was 45 cents during June. That’s
the highest since 1953.
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