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jj—Lancaster Farming, Saturday, 29,1962
Local F&rrn6rSj Accompanying the group
f%AolAt*C was J> 1,3,111 Martm * temtor-
UCalC ‘ ® V ml representative foi the AI-
Machinery' Plant lls Channels Company.
Thousands of farmers and
ranchers, farm equipment
dealers and salesmen flew into
Milwaukee during early Dec
ember in what is believed to
have been the largest com
mercial airlift m aviation his
tory. They weie participating
in the three-day, expense-paid
tiip offered as a bonus by Al
lis-Chalmers to anyone who
bought one of the company’s
farm ti actors
Among the* area residents
on the trip weie Paul Hess,
Karl Kroeck, Samuel A Stolt
zfus, Ross E Book, John
Zook, J. Inin Denhngei,
Chester L Eshleman, Moses
K .Stoltzfus, John Campbell,
Elwood G. Brubaker, J Rob
ert Musser, David McMichael
Elvin H McMichael, James G
Noll, and L. H. Brubaker, Al
lis Chalmers dealer.
Also Kenneth Kauffman
and Richard Bonholtzer, per
sonnel in the Biubaker org
anization, and Walter News
w anger, James Gmder, Ray
mond Gruber, and Anthony
Giumelh, dealer.
Also Benjiman Shoemaker,
Marlin R. Biubaker, Clayton
Gruber, Ernest Lefever, Rich
ard Huffmaster, and Andiew
Nissley, dealer.
Also Russell Frey, Norman
Shoemaker, and Norman and
Richard Myers, dealers.
Also Norman Leimnger,
David H Good, Richard Ober,
Howard W. Kern, John B
Huist, and Mr and Mrs. All
en Matz, a dealer, and Lav
erne Lausch and Roy Brubak-
AUTOMATIC
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tha weathar and jraw
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GARBER
OIL CO.
MOUNT JOY, PA,
Ph. 653-2021
105 Fairview St.
er, dealer personnel,
They visited Allis-Chalniers
Land of Power on the first
leg of their bonus trip. A tot
all of 29 cities in the United
States as well as Toronto,
Canada, served as staging
areas for some 90 flights on
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United Air Ljnes charteied
planes to carry tile visitors
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On the first two days, the
trip of sightseeing and enter
tainment included tours of
the company’s plants in Mil
waukee and Harvey, 111.,
called the Land of Power by
Alhs-Chalmeis. On the third
day bonus winners spent the
morning in Chicago and then
flew back to their staging
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areas in, -the afternoon. „ highlighting the past, preseu
At the company’s facilities and future of - the compauj
in Milwaukee, visitors saw 50- years in the tractor bus
the nuclear'power laboratory nesS. , ’ ' “
en route from 'Mitchell Field ’' j n Harvey they toured tl
airport. At »the West Allis company’s new multi-millio
manufacturing plant, they dollar engine manufactui m
toured the shops, ate' dinner, plant. In the evening aift e ]
were entertained by the com- the tour, bonus winners ej
pany’s orchestra and chorus joyed a dinner and a fI(J
and saw a one-hour pageant show. I
1963 H & N “Nick Chicks” are improved models
of the H & N “Nick Chicks” which earned an
award* for highest income ($3.12 per hen hous
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today. Write, or call by telephone - 633-9891.
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Mount Joy, Pa. RFD #l, Box L-176
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