-Glen Rock Bull
Sells to Maryland
J Thomas Carman, Glen
Rock, Pa.‘, has Just sold - the
registered Guernsey bull, High
land King Design, according to
the American Guernsey Cattle
€iub.
The purchaser was Turner &
Duvall, Parkton, Md.
This bull is out of the fine
Guernsey cow, Highland Beauty’s
Dixie, that has an official pro
duction, record of 14,308 lbs of
milk and 690 lbs of fat, made
'on three times daily milking in
365 days. He was sired by High
land Chief’s King
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1954 Plymouth
FOR • SALE.
convertible clean. A-l condi
tion. R. H. Low Milage $1350,
can Finance. Write in care Lan
caster Farming. Box 3
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your life Red Comet Fire Con
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NEW AND USED Garden tract-
ors and power mowers; Sim
plicity Sales & Service. Frank K.
Denlinger, Lampeter, Ph. Lane.
3-0614.
SALISBURY’S 3--NITRO in your
poultry, turkey, and swine
feed gets you more meat, eggs
and health for less Cost 35c to
70c per ton. Not an antibiotic.
Look on your feed tags and ask
your dealer, or F. W Fisher,
Leacock, Ph. Leola 6-2482
NEW CASE AUTOMATIC BAL
er—Demonstrator New Case
Side" Delivery Rake Special
s27sr~New Tdea ’ Side- Delivery
Rake-Like New Snavely’s Farm
Service, New Holland,.Ph. 4-2214.
Wilham JL, Henning, state secre-
SPECIAL SALE ON ALL tary of agriculture, and" other
Types of Eveready dry batter- Farm Show officials, to ' Dut
ies' and Auto-Lite and Wizard Ime plans. The Flying Farmers
Storage Batteries Menno B.; request ed the opportunity for
gtoltzfus, Paradise Rl, at Bel- their Queen to partlcipate the
“ - events, a request was placed for
| display space, and a Flying
WANTED TD BUY—Young Parmer meeting has been plan-
Angus bull ready for service, ned for the Wednesday of Farm
The Groff Meat Market, Eliza- Show Week y / -
bethtown, Ph 7-1246. Russell M. Pisor, state presi
dent, Portersville turkey grow
er, urged consideration for a
Pennsylvania Page in "the Na
tional Flying Farmer magazine
I Mr. Kimmel was named, dele
gate to the national Flying
Farmer Convention m August
at New Orleans.
Among interesting ..statistics
presented on Flying Farmers in
cluded the fact there -are more
than 10,000 members, repre
senting some 2300 aircraft na
tionally. One ihember of the
NFFA owns two and one-half
million acres in the United
States and Alberta
At lunch, the PFFA and
guests were luncheon guests of
the Reading Aviation Service at
the Municipal Airport. Here
they saw displays of newest air
craft, new products, participated
in forums and heard lectures.
Attendance here was curtailed
somewhat by bad weather. This
was the Seventh Annual Main
tenance and Operations Meet
in.
' FOR SALE.—2S acre farm, large
sand stone house, mill, saw mill,
large lake, water power also
building lots Cheap. Rt. 73.
Southend of Bowmansville. H. F.
VonNieda, Narvon Rl, Ph. Terre
Hill 5-3219.
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Flying Farmer
'Queen Crowning
At Butler Fair
By ERNEST J. NEILL
Mrs Gail Kimmel wife of
a Lawrence County flying farm
er at Enon Valley will be
crowned Queen of the Pennsyl
vania Flying Farmers during the
Butler '■Farm Show, on Thurs
day, Aug 16, tentatively
Mrs Kimmel was named
Saturday at a meeting of the
■state- association at the Berks j
County Airport, Beading, aJ
meeting where attendance was
curtailed by murky weather that,
found most of the pasture pilots
arriving by auto. Two farm,
planes from the western part of
the state Thd fly m, landing in
the hazy drizzle that grounded
others from the eastern part of
,the state
A Lancaster Countian, Mrs.
Charlotte Huber, wife of Fly
ing Farmer David Huber at
Peach Bottom, was a runnerup
in the contest for queen, with
Mrs*— Robert B. Jackson, Jr.,
of New Galilee. The Hubers
were unable to attend the
meeting.
Among those at the meeting
was Allan Bowen of London,
England, a guest of Mr. and
Mrs. L L Logan of Kennett
Square Mrs. Logan is the retir
ing State Flying Farmer Queen
Plans were announced to hold
the July meeting at the Francis
Kiester resort near Perth, On
tario, Canada The Kiesters are
active in Pennsylvania Flying
Farmer Activities, operating a
farm at Mifflinburg July 7 has
been set as the date, with a
meeting in Syracuse where
planes will assemble to go
through Canadian customs at
the same time _ -
Farm Show Participation
Mr. Logan, vice president of
'the state association, announced
plans that have been discussed
for PFFA' participation 'in" the
1957 Pennsylvania Farm Show.
A meeting-"was held with Dr.
Among th'ose in attendance
, were Allan Bowen, London, Eng
land; Douglas and Bette Moore.
Bridgeport; Mr and Mrs. Russell
M. Pisor, and Judith Ann, Port
. ersvilfle; Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Arnold, Birdsboro; Mrs. Gail
Kimmel; Mr. and Mrs. Bill
u Richey of Petersburg, Ohio; Mr.
and Mrs. John B. Gehman, Faye,
Betty Lou and La Verne, of RD
Barto; Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Campbell, Pennsylvania Fur
nace; Lydia Über -of Slippery
jßock, ahd Mr. and Mrs. L. L.
■Loan,- Kennett Square. - i
f. .
Lewis Mortensen, secretary of the Lan
caster Poultry'Association here joins in
turning a shovel of earth at groundbreak
ing ceremonies for the new Lancaster
Here a bulldozer takes over at the new
Lancaster Poultry Center after ground
breaking ceremonies were formalized and
over. At the intersection of Bypass 232 (in
background) and Roseville Road, the
H. Wallace Cook, Jr.
County Agent Aide
For Chester County
H. Wallace Cook, Jr., of Elk
ton, Md., a 1956 graduate of the
University of Delaware where he
majored in animal husbaftdry,
has been named to the agricul
tural extension staff of the Pen
nsylvania State University as as
sitant county agent, effective
June 4.
Dr. H. R. Albrecht, extension
director, today announced that
Mr. Cook will be assigned to
Chester county where he will ba
associated with County Agent R.
A. Powers, Jr,, with offices in the
courthouse annex at West Chest
er. ,
Son of Mr. and Mrs- H. Wal
lace Cook'RD2, Elkton, Mr. Cook
has been active in the Grange,
*4-H Clubs, and Future Farmers
of America. During his senior
year in college he was radio farm
reporter, president of the Agri
culture Club and a member of
Phi Kappa Tau fraternity H>
was a member of the dairy and
poultry fudging teams and com
peted in public speaking contests
In athletics he was a member of
the varsity cross country and
lacrosse teams.
He has had nine years of ex
perience in 4-H Club "work. In
1053 he served with -the Del
aware National Guard.
In Chester county he will be
stationed in Southeastern Pen
nsylvania extension region o f
which H. R. McCulloch, assistant
director of agricultural and horn-’
economics extension, has super
vision.
Groundbreaking Poultry Center
Earth Mover Breaks Ground
“Be careful not to slip here,”
cautioned the guide, carefully
gripping the rope that linked
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Poultry Center. Others taking part includ
ed members of the Poultry Associations
snd the Lancaster Poultry Exchange.
(Lancaster Farming Staff Photo).
building will use volunteer labor as much
as possible during construction, while the
drive for the $30,000 goal continues. (Lan
caster Farming Staff Photo).
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