C4—Lancaster Farming, Saturday, August 29,1981
International title
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quarter-mile away from the
Marstellar farmstead. Her parents
operated a poultry farm, plus
raising a number of “truck” crops.
Reigning over an agriculture
organization is not a new ex
perience to the poised, well-spoken
Nancy.
In 1956, she was selected the
Pennsylvania Turkey Queen, the
York County Poultry Queen and
the state’s poultry princess.
Three years later, Nancy won
the first-runner-up honors in the
Miss York County competition.
And in 1967, she was named one ot
the Outstanding Young Women of
America, after being nominated
for that selection by the Fawn
Grove Grange.
After marrying Wilbur a dozen
years ago, Nancy renewed her
active involvement m farming.
The four brothers in the Marstellar
Brothers operation crop over 600
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acres in potatoes, corn, small
grams and soybeans, dong with
feeding out annually several
hundred head each (of beet and
hogs.
During the peak ot potato har
vest, Nancy is shedding her crown
and banner for the faded denims
and comfortable shirt uniform of
the crew riding the harvester.
While only a few acres are being
dug each day for the local chipping
processors, harvest will speed up
in a few weeks for the bulk of the
later potatoes that will be mostly
retaded at the farm.
“1 just love plants,” says Nancy
ot the favorite hobby that fills her
home and yard with lush greenery.
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Numeroui hanging baskets sway
in the shade of a giant tree looming
beside the house, and hang from
the porch and wmdowtrames.
Some ot Nancy’s plants have
grown so large that a neighbor
with more spacious plant ac
comodations tends them over the
the winter months.
Those plants, along lyith Nancy’s
other hobbies like tennis, downhill
skiing and various crafts, may get
scant attention for the next year,
with the demands of the Flying
Farmer queen’s itinerary.
“I’m not gettmg anything done
here at home,” she chuckles. “The
correspondence alone is over
whelming.”
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Along with the trappings of the
position, the crown, trophy,
queen’s pm and a robe that travels
from winner to winner, Nancy
received a $2OO cash gift from the
Teledyne Corporation toward the
numerous expenses of travel and
postage.
So, if during the next year you
see a red-trimmed white Cherokee
soaring over the fields and off into
the distance blue yonder, wave. It
could be Nancy Marstellar, queen
of the North American agriculture
skies, on her way to spread the
message of the International
Flying Farmers.
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