10~Lancaster Friday, 2, 1957 .| ou
Court Rules Against Ohio Dairy
Selling ‘Unapproved’ Milk in State
HARRISBURG State Secre
tary of - Agriculture William L.
Henning todaay congratulated the
Dauphin County Court for “for
ward thinking” in handing down
a decision against an Ohio milk
dealer reported to he selling milk
from “unapproved sources” in'
Pennsylvania.
Earlier, McAllister Dairy Farm
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E. L. Herr
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, Inc., of Ohio asked for an injunc
tion against the State Department
of Agriculture to restrain the De
partment from preventing it from
selhng these milk products.
Paul Richards, head of the milk,
sanitation bureau in the Depart
ment, said McAllister was selling
ice cream and sherbert in retail
outlets in the western part of the
State without a milk products per
mit or license. A permit is neces
sary, Richards said, under the
milk sanitation law of 1935,
Secretary Henning lauded the
decision of Judge Walter R. Sohn
who wrote: the source of milk ob
tained by McAllister “does not
conform to standards set up by
the Pennsylvama law ” He said:
“The plaintiff can secure a Penn
sylvania approved source of sup
ply and because McAllister does
an enormous ice cream business
in Pennsylvania this cannot .be
weighed against the health of the
people of Pennsylvania.”
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digit Farm SlMws, Faxts to BeHeiliJ
In County During Next Two Months
Eight Lancaster County com
munities have scheduled fairs and
farm shows during the next two
months.
The Southern Lancaster County
Community Fair will be held Sept.
18 to 20 at the Quarryville Fire
Hall Selection of a Harvest Queen
and a parade will open the fair.
Winners of the Rural Youth Con
test will be awarded prizes the
evemng of Sept. 20. Charles.
Phipps is general manager.
The Lititz Community Show
will be held Sept. 18 to 21 at the
VFW lot of North Spruce Street
in Lititz. Exhibits of farm pro
duce will be shown in the Lititz
Recreation Center. The show is
sponsored each year by the Lititz
Community Farm Fair, sponsored
Carl Foltz as superintendent.
The Elizabethtown Kiwanis
Community Farm Far, sponsored
by the Elizabethtown Kiwanians,
will also be held Sept. 18 to 21
on the Elizabethtown Fair
Grounds. Marching school bands
perform for prizes in the first
day’s parade. On “Kids Day”
children will be treated to half
prices on the midway. Over 80
farm and handicraft exhibits will
be shown. Chairmen are Homer
Myers, Henry Brackbill and Les
ter Hitz.
A gymkana, or games on' horse
back, will feature the 33rd an
nual West Lampeter Community
Fair, Sept. 25 to 27 on the Com
munity Center grounds Lam
peter. Besides the farm and home,
exhibitions, more than 100 head
of dairy cattle will be shown.
Wayne Rentschler is secretary
treasurer of the community groups
organizing the fair
Miss Lancaster County, the girl
who will represent Lancaster
County in the Miss Pennsylvania
beauty pagent at West Chester
will be chosen Sept. 26 during
the Ephrata Fair The fair will be
held Sept 25 to 28 under the di
rection of the Ephrata Farmers'
Day Assn , Inc The contest itself
will be held in the Ephrata High
School auditorium under the aus
pices of Ephrata Llody
Gerhart is in charge of the fair
and Walter E Lewis is managing
the contest
The New Holland Farmers Fair 1
will be held Oct 2 to 5 Events
will include a Baby Parade Be
sides farm produce exhibits in
the high school, swine and steers
will be shown and auctioned off at
the New Holland Sales Barn by
the 4-H Baby Beef and Swine
Club, according to Chairman Roy
Witmer
Prized fighting cocks will be
exhibited at the Manheim Com-
Walnul Dalana,
Seasonal Pest,
Appears Here
HARRISBURG Walnut da
tana, a seasonal insect pest, has
made its appearance across most
of Pennsylvania and is expected
to be at its destructive best dur
ing he next few weeks, the State
Department of Agriculture re
ports
A native insect, the walnut da
tana defoliates black walnut
trees and is capable of economic
destruction to shade trees or tim
ber, Dr Thomas L Guyton, dir
ector of the Bureau of Plant In
dustry, said
The insect is in its larva stage
and has been found in some
areas descending black walnuts
to molt or shed its natural skin
to help increase its growth. It is
found in large clusters on the
bark of walnut trees.
Dr Guyton said walnuit datana
can be controlled by spraying
trees wih three pounds of lead
arsenate to 100 gallons of water
or two pounds of 50 per cent
wettable DDT to 100 gallons of
water. If found in single clusters
larvae should be crushed, Dr.
Guyton said.
Walnut trees defoliated by this<
pest have been known to have
died after defoliation of four
consecutive years. Dr. Guyton
said the datana also reduces the
normal growth, of walnut trees.
The insect of only one genera
tion a year will fade away in
mid-August upon completion of
its usual seasonal feeding period.
munity Farm Show Oct. 3 to 5.
The first day’s activities will jlso
be highlighted by a parade
through town and the crowning of
the Farm Show tjueen in the
toiyn square. Chairmen are Eu
gene Cassel and Joseph McGahen
With a history of 35 consecutive
farm shows in the past 35 years,
the 36th annual Mt. Joy Commun
ity Exhibit will be held Oct. 9 to
12. Featured event will be a judg
ing contest in which 4-H teams
will compete against each other
for ribbons and prizes. Titus Rutt
is chairman.
Catalogs for the fairs may be
obtained by writing to the chair
man or secretary of the fair.
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