Farm Show Association Meetings
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ENNSYLVANIA FLYING FARMERS
ASSOCIATION
WMlnatday, January 0
•12:00 Noon—Meeting Room E,
Main Show Building.
FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA
Manday, January 7
—Executive Council Meeting,
Room 200, Education Building.
. —Executive Council Meeting reconvene*.
Tuesday, January t
. —Executive Council Meeting reconvene*,
Room 321, Education Building.
. —Executive Council Meeting reconvene*.
Wednesday. Japuary 9
—Executive Council Meeting reconvene*,
Room 200, Education Building.
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12 30 pm.—Annual Awards Convention,
The Forum, Education Building.
Concert, State FFA Band.
Opening Ceremony.
Greeting: Dr. John W. Struck, State
Director of Vocational Education.
Address: Honorable Donald 0. Oesterlmg,
Deputy Secretary, Environmental
Resources Dept.
Conferring Honorary Keystone Farmer De
grees.
Presentation of FFA Citations.
Introduction of American Farmers.
Presentation of Agriculture Proficiency Awards.
Conferring of Keystone Farmer Degrees.
Closing Ceremony.
FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA
I 00 p.m —Executive Council Meeting,
Room A, Nationwide Inn.
Tuesday, January •
9:00 a m —Executive Council Meeting reconvenes
1:00 p m —Executive Council Meeting reconvenes
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Wednesday, January 9
9'30 am—Annual Winter Meeting,
The Forum. Education Building.
Opening Ceremony.
Greetings.
Reports
Conferring of Honorary Memberships.
Conferring of State Homemakers Degrees.
Closing Ceremony.
PENNSYLVANIA GUERNSEY BREEDERS
ASSOCIATION
Tuesday, January I
43rd Annual Meeting, Scottish Rite Cathedral,
2701 N Third Street
10 00 am—Business Meeting.
Business Managers Report
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58th Pennsylvania Farm Show,
January 7-11 in Harrisburg.
Tuesday. January 8
Eastern Lancaster County Adult
Farmer field trip to State
Farm Show.
10 a.m. - 3:10 p.m. - Penna.
Vegetable Growers
Association, Room F, Farm
Show.
1:30 p.m. - Five Acre Com Club
presentation of awards, Room
B of Farm Show Building.
Mid-Winter Awards Convention
of Penna. FFA Association,
Forum Building, Harrisburg.
January 9-11 National Turkey
Federation, Chase Park Plaza
Hotel, St. Lewis.
8 a.m. - 9 p.m. - Penna. Organic
Farmer Consumer
Organization (POFCO)
meeting in Room D at Penna
State Farm Show in
Harrisburg.
4:30 p.m. - Bit and Bradoon 4-H
meeting, Winpenny’s.
January 13-17 - American Farm
Burearu’s 55th annual Con-
Atlantic City, New Jersey.
See a complete list of Farm Show
activities;' meetings, judging
add awards elsewhere in this
issue of LANCASTER
FARMING.
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Slides Show
Hands Signals
For Farmers
“Hand Signals for Agriculture”
is the title of a series of 12 slides
being offered by the U.S.
Department of Agriculture to
help prevent accidents on the
farm and to save time.
The 2x2 color slides show 11
different signals made with the
hands and arms. They are useful
when noise or distance makes
voice communication difficult or
impossible. Most are one-arm
signals so they can be given even
when only one arm is available.
The signals were field tested in
several states and are similar to
those used in other occupations.
The series of slides (number A
-60) can be ordered from
Photography Division, Office of
Communication, USDA,
Washington, D. C. 20250. Cost is
$B. Two copies of a one-page
illustrated narrative guide ac
company each set. The series
was produced by USDA’s Ex
tension Service, in cooperation
with the University of Wisconsin.
Friendly discussion—an
' argument in its initial stages.
Calendar
Monday,January 7
Wednesday, January 9
Thursday, January 10
Sunday,January 13
vention, Convention Hall,
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