National Angus Tour Oct. 5-9
Over 300 of the Angus breeders
and beef industry leaders in 16
nations will study the beef in
dustry in the heartland of the
United States and take a close
look at some highly productive
and interesting cattle country on
the 100th Anniversary National
Angus Tour October 5-9, Lloyd D.
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American Angus Association
reports.
The tour is sponsored by the
American Angus Association in
cooperation with the Missouri,
Kansas and Oklahoma Angus
Associations. The purpose of the
tour, said Miller, is to show
cattlemen leading herds of
commercial and registered
Angus, to study new methods
used by today’s feedlots and meat
packing houses and to see some
of the world’s best grassland.
There will also be stops at two
outstanding Quarter Horse
outfits plus three other special
events.
The first stop will be in St.
Joseph on October 5 r the First
Day of Issue ceremonies of the 8
cent commemorative Angus
postage stamp being issued by
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headquarters. The last stop on
the tour will be at the National
Cowboy Hall of Fame in
Oklahoma City, and on Monday
the group will visit Woolaroc
Museum near Bartlesville,
Oklahoma.
1 After the stamp ceremonies the
group will go to Kansas State
University at Manhattan. Among
the attractions at the University
will be a chance to see one of the
nation’s oldest Angus herds,
started in 1881. There will be a
talk by Dr. Donald Good, head of
the animal husbandry depart
ment on “The Beef Explosion in
the Great Plains” on Saturday,
October 6. The tour will then
head out through the Kansas
Flint Hills and the Blue Stem of
the Osage of Oklahoma.
The tour will be made entirely
by chartered bus. The public is
invited to take part, but room and
meal reservations will be made
only for those people who made
advance reservations for the tour
and who ride the busses.
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State Convention
Grange Centennial
More than 2,000 delegates are
expected to attend the 101st
annual convention of the Penn
sylvania State Grange which will
be held in Reading October 22-25,
according to A. Wayne
Readinger, state master.
The Convention climaxes the
year-long centennial celebration
of the State Grange and marks
the beginning of “a new century
of service to the agricultural and
rural communities of Penn
sylvania,” Readinger said.
Action by the delegates will focus
attention on key issues and
problems facing farmers and
farm production in the years
ahead, the state master added.
Governor Milton J Shapp has
accepted an invitation to address
the convention Tuesday af
ternoon (Oct. 23).
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Other speakers will be; John
W. Scott, master of the National
Grange; Dr. Russell E. Larson,
provost of Pennsylvania State
University; Rep. H. Francis
Kennedy, chairman of the House
Agriculture and Dairy Com
mittee; State Agriculture
Secretary James A. McHale,
Mrs. George Grobusky, flora of
the National Grange and the
National Grange’s represen
tative to the convention and
George Grobusky, master of the
South Carolina Grange.
Also on the program will be B.
McClain Cochran, general
secretary of the Pennsylvania
Sabbath School Association, and
Rev. David Grimm, of the
Pennsylvania Council on Alcohol
Problems.
Highlighting activities at the
convention will be talent con
tests, musical competition for
family vocal and instrumental
groups, and finals in the youth
ritual and Grange procedure
contest. Fifth and sixth degrees
of the Grange will be conferred
on large classes Wednesday
afternoon and evening, Oct. 24.
Pennsylvania’s Granger of the
Year - Joseph Hartle, Jr., of
Bellefonte RD4 - will be honored
at the Thursday morning session
Climaxing the convention will
be an histoiic pageant, “Ex
travaganza,” to be presented
Thursday evening Its theme,
“between today and tomorrow,”
will focus attention on the
changes and the progress of the
Grange in its new century of
service
The pageant was written and is
being directed by the Centennial
Committee headed by Miss
Mildred Shultz, of Somerset,
chairman of the lecturer’s
committee of the State Grange.
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