Lancaster farming. (Lancaster, Pa., etc.) 1955-current, November 04, 1978, Image 112

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    —Lancaster Farming, Saturday, November 4,197 S
112
FFA career show to be held
KANSAS CITY, Mo. - An
expanded National
Agricultural Career Show
will be featured this year in
conjunction with the- FFA’s
Golden Anniversary
Celebration at the 1978
National Convention in
Kansas ' City, Missouri,
November 7 to 10. For the
first time the show will be
held in the H. Roe Bartle
Markline
chosen FFA
finalist
KANSAS City, Mo. - Karen
Markline, White Hall, Md.
has been selected as a
finalist in the National FFA
Public Speaking Contest,
November 8, in Kansas City,
Mo.
Karen’s speech, “The
Great American Farmer”,
earned her a medal at the
local chapter and a $lOO
prize at the State level. The
four regional finalists
divided a $350 travel fund,
which was appropriated on
the basis of distance they
must travel from home
states to Kansas City, Mo.
Each contestant will speak
six to eight minutes on an
agricultural subject of his or
her own selection. The
speaker will then be subject
to five minutes of
questioning by the judges.
Scordmg is done on the basis
of speech delivery,
manuscript, and answers to
questions.
The winner of the national
contest receives $3OO. Other
awards are $275 for second,
$250 for third, and $225 for
fourth place All awards and
travel are provided by the
National FEA Foundation,
Inc.
WHAT'S NEW
1
METERING SYSTEM
FOR FREE
STALL MILKING
PARLORS
A new metering system for
in-line measuring of herd v,r
string milk production
provides a direct accounting
tool that can help boost a
dairyman’s profits, ac
cording to the manufacturer.
Because the Metering
System measures all
flowage through the line, it
actually measures the
cleaning process as well. If
gallonage recorded on the
meter falls below the users
standard water con
sumption, he knows his
cleaning process is not
complete Thus, by com
pleting the process, costly
contamination problems can
be avoided
The Free Stall Milking
Parlor metering system
consists of a T-100 Diesel
Turbine meter and a SM2-
107-10 Totalizer. This system
provides continuous flow
metering and is cleaned in
place with other milking
equipment
For more information
contact Mr Clarence Dreier,
Accurate Metering Systems,
Inc , 1731 Carmen Drive, Elk
Grove Village, 111 60007, or
phone 312/6404)670
Exhibition Hall with new
guidelines that allow
exhibits by commercial
agribusiness firms.
“We want to expand the
educational nature of the
show and display an even
wider variety of career
opportunities,” explains
National FFA Executive
Secretary Coleman Hams,
pointing out that more than
20,000 FFA members,
parents, and business
leaders, and 2,500 Vocational
Agriculture instructors will
be attending this year’s
convention.
A Hall of States will also be
featured in the nearly two
acres of exhibit space at the
new H. Roe Bartle
Exhibition Hall. Portraying
the FFA as a vital part of the
vocational agriculture
curriculum, the state
exhibits will depict 50 years
of development of the FFA
organization. More than 40
exhibits are designed to
illustrate the convention
theme, “FFA At 50, A
Golden Past - A Brighter
Future.”
Beginning Tuesday,
November 7, the Career
Show and Hall of States
exhibits will open at 1 p.m.
and close at 5 p.m. The
exhibits will be open from 8
a.m. to 6 p.m. on Wednesday
and Thursday.
According to George E.
Verzagt, the Career Show
Coordinator, “The Career
Show is a very popular
eduational feature at the
convention and an excellent
opportunity for FFA
members to leam more
about the many career
opportunities in agriculture
today.” Entertainment will
be provided for visitors to
the Career. Show by groups
from the FFA Talent Show
who will be performing 15 to
20 minutes every hour.
GROW TOMATOES
LOCAL MARKET YEAR ‘ROUND
OR
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Representative for
'groponics, Inc.
will demonstrate the patented H'ygro-Flo Tube Sys
tem and discuss its potential for your market.
Topics to be discussed:
1. Investment ($lO,OOO-$15,000)
2. Production
3. Marketing
4. Profits ($15,000-$20,000 per yr.)
VALLEY FORGE
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KING OF PRUSSIA, PA
GOODARD BLVD & RT 202
FRI. NOV. 17, 7 P.M.
FOR COMPLETE
INFORMATION
CONTACT-
PHONE 904/265-3661
Farmers: Build Now!
(Before the building shrinks.)
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• Channel Drain • Lawrence Brothers
• Roof Ventilators Track &Assc.
• Agri Doors
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