The Bangor Daily News from Bangor, Maine • 11

THE BANGOR DAILY NEWS BANGOR MAINE SATURDAY MAY 13 1939 pH NEWS WANT ADS DIAL 6441 Important Aerial Survey In Progress thousand Square Miles Around Bangor Being photographed by Men Flying 14000 Feet Above Earth Use Oxygen for Altitude Work Survey Being Done for Government St Joseph Plumber Go to Work in Conducting Aerial Survey Here With The Extension Service And Penobscot County Farm Bureaus AGRICULTURAL CONSERVATION Many fanners are asking why the lime they have ordered aa a of haa not yet been delivered The reason is that the State Highway Department has temporarily prohibited transportation of heavy loads north of a line which paste through south Penohecot county This line is so located that shipment for the present is prohibited to most towns in the county Since we have been unable to determine exactly when this regulation will be removed we do not advise farmers to put off seeding until their lime is delivered We believe it better if the farmer will proceed with his seeding and apply his lime later except on potato farms The farmers except potato farmers could apply the lime on top at the earliest opportunity following seeding If the oats or peas in which the seeding is made become too large so that travelling through them with a lime sower would Injure the crop the next best time to apply the lime would be directly after the oats or peas are removed Neither of these methods is as good as harrowing the lime in but can be followed as the next most desirable procedure when lime is not available at the time of seeding The potato firmer should not apply lime on top It should be harrowed In Thorough mixing with the soli Is necessary to avoid scab Farmers who find It impossible to use their lime at any time during the spring or summer could well plan to apply 'it this fall on land to be seeded next spring The Joy Boys 4-H chib of Garinas held a special meeting Saturday at the home of their Vocal leader Mm Angie Perrivai where assistant county agent Coleman Randall discussed lime and it's uee in maintaining soU fertility and aarteteH the boy in making plana for a tennis court which the boys are planning to build as a club project and discussed how the court should be built Quake la California AUTO INSURANCE The Alton Bees 4-H dub led by Mrs Hermon Hopkins has adopted a set of 23 rules a a a dub constitution At their first meeting which was held at the Brown school house dub members seared food and health habits Probate Notices Mrs Eleanor Bowen discussed care of pigs and gardens at the test 'club meeting of the Mt Sundae 4-H club of Burlington which is led by Mrs Cl arise Thornton Mrs Thornton also showed the girls bow to do even and uneven basting At Trefeaw Coart he at Baa or ta ted for Uw Count of Pans i rot aa twelfth da? of Mar is the war' of our Lord! one thousand tune htiMnf and UurtjF-nine The follow in mailers harts been presented for the at: ion thereupon herelnefter indicated tt la hertoy OA- DXftan -j That notice thfroof be (lira to an per-sen a Interested eaaia a copy of Una The Happy Holden Helpers 4-H dub of East Holden met at home of Mrs Julia Beannan club leader where the members Judged muffins Members of the Kazy Komer 4-H club of East Or ring ton worked on their holders at their last dub meeting which was held at the home of the local leader Mrs Trank Hardy The Golden Mountain 4-H dub of Dlxmont Paul Smith local leader met at Oral home to learn how to judge dairy herds- The Pioneer Boys 4-H club of Springfield has reorganized under the leadership of Charles Lewis At the organization meeting which was held at the Eastern Maine Institute house the following officers were elected: President Richard Lewis vice president Norman Ware secretary and club reporter Kenneth Lindsay treasurer Garth Thibodeau color bearer Paul Webster THOMAS MATH1SON late of Ornburr iRtuld Petition thmt Pry Mats -con or com other suitable person ms? be appotrteO AdirinMtister without eei presented by said Per ley Math Icon heir-sl-lsw of act deceaaed MART MALTA clao Inner Aa MART I MALTA 1st of Baso deceaaed Paction that Michael Malta or come other aultebie per eon may be appointed Adna let rat or preceded by Joseph Malta a In the top photograph are shown three men who in a big Belanca monoplane on bright clear1 days soar 14040 feet above this section of Maine photographing the terrain in a government survey Snapped yesterday at Bangor airport after several hours in the air they can be seen wearing heavy garments the temperature having been down to the 10 above mark at their altitude They are left to right Ross Foster cameraman John Holmberg of Chicago 111 owner of the Holmberg Aerial Survey Co and Ray Hegy veteran altitude pilot Foster whose position is in the rear of the cabin wears a heavy bear" to protect him from the cold Pilot Hegy and Mr Holmberg seated in the and co-pilot's positions get more or less motor heat and do not have to wear such heavy garments In the lower picture Photographer Foster formerly with the Army Air Corps photographic unit in Panama is shown indicating the oxygen tank which supplies the men while at high altitudes Beside the oxygen cylinder is an auxiliary gas tank with a capacity of 40 gallons which gives the ship a total fuel capacity of 160 gallons This amount is necessary for the ship frequently Is nine hours in the air A supercharger aids the motor in the thin air Activities of the Week at i The University Installation Is Held By Piscataquis Group Sprague Speaks The Dexter Farm Bureau met on Tuesday at the Baptist church vestry for a meeting on Emergency Meals Mrs Annette York of Ken-duskeag conducted the meeting Mrs Carrie Crouse county foods project leader Mrs Helen Vigue and Mrs Bertha Briggs Dexter Farm Bureau foods leaders assisted Mrs York Three Penobscot county homemakers Mrs Marion Johnson Stetson Mrs Hazel Hoyt Brewer axfd Mrs Iva Kinney Bradford have forwarded their 1434-39 household accounts to the farm bureau office to be summarized Homemakers enrolled1 to keep household accounts during 1939-40 are Mrs Marion Johnson Mrs Olive Goos and Mrs Lizzie Delaney atetson Mrs Iva Kinney Mrs Mildred Reeves Mrs Doris Hanson Mrs Erdcrve Hanson and Mrs Marion Crandail of Bradford Mrs Martha McComb Garland: Mrs Doan Smith Dixmont Mrs vua Clements New burg Mrs Marjone Mosley and Mrs Esther Fern Dexter Mrs Edith Emery Carmel 4-H CLUB ACTIVITIES The Pine Knoll '4-H club of West Oar land led by Mrs Marion Haskell met at the home of Mrs Albert Libby where club members judged table setting ALL HEARD THE STORY ABOUT THE BIRD" Well new getting after thtttfS Ml II all I The Pioneer gtria -H club ol Springfield led by Mis Blanche True met at the home of Mrs Maude McKenney whore club members learned which color and styles are becoming to different types of figures- Removal Notice! 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