—Lancaster Fanning, Saturday, May 5,1979
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Allentown Fair signs ‘Beach Boys’
ALLENTOWN - The
Allentown Fair has signed
The Beach Boys to fill the
last remaining date in this
year’s lineup of night shows.
The group will present one
show (festival-style seating)
at 7:30 pjn. on Friday,
August 31st.
This year’s exposition will
run for six days and seven
nights, shortened from the 9-
day fair of previous years.
Official opening is Wed
nesday, Aug. 29, with the
windup Labor Day, Sept. 3.
There will be a preview
Rabbit raising course
given at PSU
UNIVERSITY PARK -
Prices for depressed fryer
rabbits are up, with
laboratory sales booming.
Pennsylvania State
University poultry scientists
estimate production of
young rabbits in the state
totals 250,000 animals. This
interest among adults, 4-H
members, and children in
raising and selling rabbits is
growing rapidly.
A conscientious manager
can earn money from
commercial production of
rabbits if a good market is
available. Penn State animal
scientists, in their
correspondence course on
Rabbit Production, give
instructions on breed
selection, housing, equip
ment, feeding, care, and
breeding of rabbits for meat.
Special attention is given to
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night, Tuesday, Aug. 28, with
free grounds admission;
rides and concessions will be
operating. Championship
wrestling will be presented
in front of the Grandstand at
8 p.m. with tickets ranging
from $6 to $8 seats on the
track to $4, $6 and $8 seats in
the grandstand.
Tickets for The Beach
Boys may be ordered in
person at the Fair office or
by mail addressed to The
Allentown Fair, 17th and
Chew Sts., Allentown, Pa.,
18104 (|7.50 in advance; |B.SO
day of the show). Checks or
killing, skinning and
marketing.
For the novice pet en
thusiast, information on
choosing a breed will enable
proper selection of a pet
and/or a rabbit eligible for
registration as a purebred.
Diseases and pests are fully
discussed in this seven
lesson course.
To order a copy of this
course, write RABBITS, Box
5000, University Park, PA
16802. Make check for $4 plus
25 cents postage payable to
Penn State.
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money orders must include a
sl-per-ticket handling
charge, which also covers
grounds admission.
Tickets for the other shows
range from $9, $8 and $7
seats on the Tracks to $5 and
$4 seats in the Grandstand.
Please Note: Only $4
reserved Grandstand seats
and $6 unreserved grab seats
on the Track are still
available for Steve Martin,
and only |7 Track seats and
$5 and $4 Grandstand seats
remain for Sha Na Na.
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nutritive value may be lost. That’s why innovative farmers use
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young’s Hay-Sile
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The Lancaster County Farm
Women Societies will en
tertain Farm Woman of
Pennsylvania at a Spring
Rally, May 16 at
Elizabethtown College.
Guest speaker at the affair
will be former Miss America
Evelyn Aye Sempier.
The Rally will begin with a
luncheon in Thompson Gym.
Mrs. Sempier will speak on
“The Wonder of Women.”
Mrs. Sempier attended the
University of Pennsylvania,
Fairleigh Dickinson
Roaring Spring, Pa. 16673
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Chevron Chemical Company
FWS Spring Rally planned
University and the In
ternational Correspondence
School for advertising. She
has been closely affiliated
with t the Miss America
Pageant as a judge, con
sultant and mistress of
ceremonies.
Social music will be
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provided by Mr. and Mrs.
John Hess. Mr. Hess will
entertain with trumpet
selections and accompainied
on the piano by his wife.
Food, fun, talent and
fellowship are planned for
the societies throughout the
state.
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