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Lycoming Century Farm honored
UNITYVILLE - Grant and
Edna Worthington, Unityville Kl,
were presented with a Penn
sylvania Century Farm Award
recently.
Grant’s grandfather, Frank
Worthington, purchased 100 acres
of land on August 15,1881 in Jordan
Township, Lycoming County.
Frank cleared most of this land
and built the present buildings. He
raised dairy cattle, and had an
apple orchard.
In 1924, Harry Worthington,
Grant’s father, bought the farm
and continued the dairy operation
along with beef cattle and hogs. He
used horses to till the soil and
harvest the crops.
In October 1953, Grant, one of
twelve children, purchased the
farm from his father and continues
to operate this farm today. At one
time. Grant and his father fanned
five different farms at one time,
using horses. Grant and Edna still
do all of their own farm work,
making 3,500 bales of hay. raising
com, cutting grain, etc., on this
original 100-acre farmstead.
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Award is presented by the Penn
sylvania Department of
Agriculture in cooperation with the
Cooperative Extension Service
Marlin H. McClellan, Region 2
Director of the Pennsylvania
n "P?rtmert nf '"nculture in
NEWARK, Del. - Clifford B
Keil has joined the University of
Delaware’s department of en
tomology and applied ecology
effective Sept. 1 The entomologist
holds a bachelor’s degree in ap
plied ecology from the University
of Michigan. He earned his
master’s degree and doctorate at
Virginia Polytechnic Institute ana
State University m Blacksburg,
Va.
His specialty is cytogenetics a
branch of genetics which deals
with the basic behavior of
chromosomes in living organisms
At Delaware, Keil will begin
studies on the appued genetics of
insecticide resistance He is
uniquely qualified for this line of
research, having recently com-
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Lancaster Fanning, Saturday, October 1,1983—09
Keil joins Del. faculty
KENNETH R. COVELENS
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(717) 569-4694
Specializing in Wills and Estate Planning;
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Transactions and Trades; Agriculture-
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Williamsport; and William E
Messersmith, County Extension
Director of the Lycoming County
Cooperative Extension Service in
Williamsport, presented the award
to the Worthington's recently
Clifford Keil
pleted postdoctoral work at the
Universitj of California at
Riverside on the genetics of
pesticide resistance in the ser
pentine leafmmer. a major pest of
flower and vegetable crops which
has developed resistance to most
chemicals used against it Keil
plans to continue this work as well
as to investigate mushroom pests