A24—Lancaster Farming, Saturday, February 6,1982
Keystone Pork
Congress coming
HARRISBURG Pork
producers have until Feb. 11 to
preregister for this year’s
Keystone Pork Congress. In its
third year, the Congress will be
held at a new location, the Penn
Harris Motor Inn, Camp Hill, when
it convenes Feb. 18.
The cost of the conference is $3 in
advance or $4 at the door. Tickets
for the annual banquet are $l2
each. Those producers wishing to
preregister should send reser
vations and checks, made payable
to the Keystone Pork Congress, to
Clyde Strock, 737 Williams Grove
Rd., Mechanicsburg, PA 17055.
The program will begin on
Thursday at 8 a.m. with an in
dustry trade show. Dr. Max
Vanßuskirk, chief veterinarian
with the Pennsylvania Bureau of
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SMOKETOWN, PA-
Feb. 18
Animal Industries, will kick off the
technical workshops with a
discussion on herd health in
Pennsylvania.
Penn State economist H. Louis
Moore' will be next with his
professional predictions for the
future of the swine industry. Co
worker Matthew Parson will share
current Penn State research and
information on swine management
and sow productivity. And Kansas
State’s Robert Hines will give the
conference participants an inside
look at swine genetics.
The Porkettes’ agenda will in
clude a lard recipe contest, a
microwave demonstration, and a
discussion on food, facts and
fallacies by Penn State’s food
science professor Manfred Kroger.
PH: 717-299-2571
LEBANON In spite of the cold
weather experienced recently, 40
Lebanon County landusers braved
the elements to learn about soils.
Penn State’s Kobert Cun
ningham and Garland Lipscomb of
the Soil Conservation Service
explained to the group how the soil
survey was made and how the sods
report could be used.
The Lebanon County soils were
mapped from 1967 to 1974 by soil
scientists who walked over each
acre of land and determined its
depth, texture, stoniness, color,
slope and origin.
The soil survey data also in
dicates which soils are best suited
for on site sewerage disposal. In
Lebanon County, 1,838 acres, less
than 1 percent, have a slight
limitation for this use.
Charts showing crop yield,
woodland use, urban development
use and engineering data were
reviewed by Cunningham and
Lipscomb.
A 12-mmute slide presentation
called “How the Lebanon County
Soil Survey Was Made” is
available to interested groups. For
more information, contact the Soil
Conservation Service, Room 110,
Municipal Building, Lebanon, 272-
4618 for scheduling.
PRODUCER'S PROGRAM
Thursday, February 18
a.m.
Registration Doors open
to Trade Show
8:00- 9:45
Welcome, Introduction
M- J. Parsons
9:45-10:00
Herd Health & Concerns in
Pennsylvania
Dr. Max A. Van. Buskirk, Jr.,
V.M.D.
10:00-10:45
11:00-11:45
Hog Production & Market
ing -The Future
H.L. Moore
Discussion
LUNCH BREAK
11:45-12:00
12:00- 1:00
p.m.
G.W. Sherritt, Chairman
Management and Sow
Productivity
M.E. Parsons
Genetics and Sow Pro
ductivity
R.H. Hines
Discussion
1:30- 2:30
2:30- 3:30
3:30- 4:00
CONGRESS BANQUET - February 18. 6:30 p.m.
Master of Ceremonies
Recognition and Awards ,
N.P.P.C. Presentation Giants Under Fire
Speaker; Pigs and People - A Quarter Century
P. 5...
Don’t Forget Lebanon,
Schuylkill, Berks Counties
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MEETING
At The Marion Fire Hall
Stouchsburg, PA
TUESDAY, FEB. 9
9 A.M.
Contact your extension agent
in Lebanon, Schuylkill or
Berks County.
Lebanon Coimtians
learn abolit soils
-ounty is presehtly
covered by several inches of snow and ice, a-group of in
terested landowners turned out last Thursday to hear how
they can use the recently published Lebanon County Soil
Survey Report. Providing the technical information were:
from left,-Ed Merkel, SCS; Robert Cunningham, Penn State;
and Garland Lipscomb, SCS.
KEYSTONE
PORK CONGRESS
At Penn Harris Motorlnn
P.O. Box 2653, Harrisburg, PA 17105
PHONE 717-763-7117
PORKETTE'S PROGRAM
Thursday, February 18
a.m.
WELCOME
President Mabel Strock
Lard Recipe Contest
Raetene Strock, Porkette
Microwave Demonstration
Barbara Lockner,
Microwave Consultant
Film Presentation
“You Are A Porkette"
LUNCHBREAK
10:00-10:15
10:15-10:45
10:45-11:30
11:30-12:00
12:00- 1:30
p.m.
Business Meeting
Election of Officers
Facts. Foods, and Fallacies
Or. Manfred Kroger
ADJOURNMENT
1:30- 2:00
2.00- 3:00
Afternoon free to visit
Porkette Booth
and other exhibits
Daniel Forcey
Assistant Agricultural Loan Officer
PRESENTS THE FOURTH
FEBRUARY 18, 1982
Total
Pre-Registration forms cannot be accepted
after February 11. 1982. Pre-Registration
passes can be picked up at the registration
desk Banquet Tickets must be purchased by
February 11 and can be picked up at the
registration desk
. H.L. Moore
. Abe Fisher
Neal Black
i
This Advertisement Courtesy Of;
||Q Lebanon Valley
(SUP National Bank
“Your Money Matters"
MichaelH. Fires tine
Agricultural Loan Officer
Ten Convenient Offices
717-274-3611
REGISTRATION & DINNER TICKET
RESERVATIONS
KEYSTONE PORK CONGRESS
FEBRUARY 18. 1982
lip Code
PRE-REGISTRATION
13.00
Individual
REGISTRATION AT DOOR
School A|
1.00
Dinner
Remittance $.
Make Checks Payable to:
Keystone Pork Congress
SEND RESERVATIONS AND BANQUET
RESERVATIONS TO:
CLYDESTROCK
737 WILLIAMS GROVE RD.
MECHANICSBURG, PA 17055
Amt.