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hats, adult bibs, lap robes, and bed
socks members make to donate to
charity.
Articles submitted for competi
tion need to win at the subordinate
(local) and pomona (county) levels
before they can be entered in state
competition.
Every year a baking contest is
held for different baked goods.
This year, cupcake competition
was held. After the top three were
selected, the remainder were dis
tributed to the a homeless shelter in
the area.
Several years ago, Becky sug
gested Grange members make and
donate quilts through the ABC
organization. The quilts are made
for babies bom addicted to drugs.
“Many of these babies die
before their second birthday and
are buried wrapped in one of these
quilts,” Becky said of the 1,000
baby quilts.
About 9,000 handmade toys
w f ' idged ind di \ted '
After cupcakes are Judged, Eleanor Hill, Nevln Hill, and
Agnes Wilson pack up the cupcakes, which are distributed
at a homeless shelter.
ANIMAT. WnfTQTTVO * TTYPH
November 18 & 19, 1997 Lebanon Fairgrounds
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The design and construction of
animal housing facilities has a
long-term impact on the health
and productivity of farmers’
flocks and herds, and on the
long-term profitability of their
farm businesses.
The Animal Housing Expo
affords livestock, dairy and
poultry producers an
opportunity to get ideas and
assistance in the design and
construction of animal housing
and handling facilities. They
can visit with commercial
exhibitors, talk to other
producers, observe a variety of
displays and demonstrations,
and hear what local and national
experts have to say on
numerous topics of interest.
COMMERCIAL EXHIBITS, DISPLAYS
AND DEMONSTRATIONS
• Free-stall Design • Sand Bedding
• Tic-Stall Design • Floor Surfaces
• Tunnel Ventilation • Natural Ventilation
• On-Farm Composting • Water Quality
• Air Distribution • Nutrient Management
• Hot Weather Animal Comfort • Farm Safety
• And Many More
FOOD - FREE ADMISSION
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Grangers demonstrate love with their hands according to
Becky Mlchalka, women’s activity director for the state
Grange. Grangers brought about 9,000 toys to be judged
and distributed to needy charities.
Ronald McDonald Houses, ambu
lance services, children hospitals,
and other needy charities.
In addition, members donate
personal care items, which are dis
tributed in bags, and donated to a
shelter for abused women.
Needlework
1 Kyestocic, dairy and
10 00 a m Adjusting to Three'
Site Swine
Production
John Chapman
White Oak Mills
10 10 a m Designing Facilities
for Wean-10-Finish
Production
Dr Larry Jacobsen.
Ag Engineer
University of
Minnesota
II Ham Experience with New
Production
Concepts
Swine Producer Panel
Nelson Beam
Elvcrson, PA
Barry Geib
Manheim, PA
Ray Martin
New Holland, PA
Lunch
110 pm The Autofom Carcass
DL George
Hatfield Quality
Meals
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held for items that arc not Hnn
The recycling class featured jeans
that had been recycled into items
such as patchwork vests, quilts,
purses, slippers, Christmas decora
tions, and so forth.
Another project is donating used
postage stamps. Members donate
postage stamps clipped from enve
lopes. At the convention this year,
bags and boxes of all sizes were
stuffed with stamps that members
had donated. These are shipped to
the Brethren Home in New Oxford
where clients sort the stamps and
sell to stamp collectors.
“I’ve been told the Brethren
Home has been able to buy
$16,000 worth of equipment since
the postage stamp project was
started,” Becky said. She was
uncertain how many years this
took.
Becky learned to sew, knit, and
do needlework when she “was a
kid.”
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DAIRY PROGRAM
10 00 am Expansion
Preparations
JohnW Ferry,
Veterinarian &
Management
Consultant
Belleville NY
10 45 a m Expansion to New
Facilities
Dairy Producer Panel
Scott Nolt
Lebanon, PA
Mike McMahon
Homer, NY
Ed Quigley
Spruce Creek, PA
Lunch
I 00 pm Planning the
Expansion and
Working the Plan
John W Ferry
2 00 p m Finishing Swine on
'Your Dairy Farm
John Chapman
White Oak Mills
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10 00 am Managing the New
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John W Ferry,
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Belleville NY
1041 am Improving Existing
Lunch
1 00 p m Getting the Best
Performance Out of
Your Two-Legged
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Employee
JohnW Ferry
DIRECTIONS
From the Lancaster-Lebanon exit of
the Pennsylvania Turnpike, take
Route 72 north toward Lebanon for
about 6 miles and turn right onto
Rocherty Road. Proceed about half a
mile to the fairgrounds. From
Lebanon, take Route 72 south.
About I mile south of the light at
Cedar Square Plaza, - turn left onto
Rocherty Road. Proceed about half a
mile to the Lebanon County
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ty Grove said that the project has brought in $16,000 for the
Brethren Home since the project was begun.
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Lebanon PA
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Middletown PA
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