Lancaster farming. (Lancaster, Pa., etc.) 1955-current, June 25, 1966, Image 12

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    2—Lancaster Farming, Saturday, June 25, 1966
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OPERATION .SKYHOOK Helicopter hovers
over roof of Red Rose feed mill at York, slowly lower
ing bin hopper into position. The copter took part in
positioning six bins as part of a $68,000 construction
program to increase finished feed storage capacity at
the York plant.
See Our Want Ads For Bargains
CLOSED MONDAY
July 4 in Observance
Of Independence Day
EBY’S MILL, INC.
LITITZ
HEMPFIELD MILL
EAST PETERSBURG
HOLLAND STONE
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Inside, outside, you’ll find the rich
quarried look of HOLLAND
STONE adds a touch of real da*
canes to your building designs.
And yet, HOLLAND STONE is
one of the moat economical build
ing materials today. Its unique
versatility in rise and ■hapc lenda
a structural freedom to builders,
meeting new ideas, as well aa coet
problems. Conies in a wide choice
of naturally warm, Hwtiiwtws
colors, plus Colonial while.
wew Holland
CONCRETE PRODUCTS, INC.
v aWNOUANS KMMVUMMS
Feed Mill Uses
Helicopter To .
Install Bins
An area feed firm recently
installed six, 1500-Ib. bins on a
rooftop in about five hours.
Done the conventional way,
hauling each section up for as
sembly and welding, the job
could have required as long as
five weeks according to Robert
Burger, John W. Eshelman &
Son engineer.
So Burger sent for a sky
hook. Through the construction'
firm installing the bins, the
Eshelman mill enlisted the ser
vices of the Carson Helicopter
Service, Perkasie, to lift and
place the bin hoppers in posi
tion inside the plant roof.
The six bins installed at the
York plant are part of a $68,-
000 program to increase finish
ed feed storage capacity.
With the lifting aid of the
helicopters, it became possible
to weld the bins on the ground,
eliminating the movement of
many steel sections to the roof
top position.
The Eshelman company, esta
blished in 1842, operates six
mills covering 21 states. Their
internataional sales cover 32
countries.
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and adequate equipment and
facilities for the successful
production of q wheat crop
on the farm; and who during
the last live years has had at
least two years’ experience in
producing wheat; and who as
an operator expects to receive
50 percent or more of the cur
rent year’s income from the
total production on the farm
(not including the anticipated
income from wheat produced
on a “new farm” allotment.)
Other factors arc involved, and
it is suggested that interested
producers discuss the details
with officials at the ASCS
county office. ‘
REFRIGERATORS & FREEZERS
WE INSTALL AND SERVICE WHAT WE SELL
AGWAY FREEZERS
Upright - Right Hand Models
15 cu. ft.
• 18 cu. ft.
23 cu. ft.
30 cu. ft.
16 cu. ft. Frost Free
Chests -
11 cu. ft
15 cu. ft
19 cu. ft
23 cu. ft,
28 cu. ft,
AGWAY REFRIGERATORS
9 cu. ft.
12 cu. ft.
13 cu. ft.
15 cu. ft. Frost Free
15 cu. ft. Coppertone - Frost Free
COMBINATION REFRIGERATOR-FREEZER
22 cu. ft. DUPLEX Combination $459.00
22 cu. ft. DUPLEX Combination
Coppertone
OTHER COMBINATION REF.-FREEZERS
15 cu. ft. manual defrost $224.18
15 cu. ft. FROST FREE 284.50
16 cu. ft. FROST FREE 330.25
16 cu. ft. DELUXE FR. FREE 353.93
Coppertone
15 cu. ft. FROST FREE $291.45
16 cu. ft. FROST FREE 337.71
dur Guarantees
Freezers and Refrigerators -
Cabinet and components are
guaranteed for one year.
Entire sealed refrigeration
system including compress
or is warranted for five
years. Also, freezers are
warranted against food spoil
age for five years, up to
$250
Agway Beeline Supply Center
1027 Dillervllle Rd., Lancaster, Pa.
(Former Farm Bureau Store)
USDA studies Indicate that
food purchased per Capita at
the retail level has decreased
200 pounds since' 1909. What
is purchased today is much
more nearly what is actually
consumed. Due to preprocess*
ing, less food waste is taken
home and there is a saving in
storage.
Caloric intake has decreased
too. Nutritionists estimate
that the per capita consump
tion of calories is 400 fewer
than SO years ago. More meat
is eaten today while per capi
ta consumption of starches
has gone down.
Foresters this year are
planting trees ior the news
print of the 2026 A.D. edi
tions of Lancaster Fanning.
Agway
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Installation & Service
A complete installation and
maintenance service is avail
able on a 24 hour EMER
GENCY program.
5202.95
232.60
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331.21
266.48
$170.76
184.54
205.90
240.95
264.00
$159.05
176.45
249.60
296.05
297.53
459.00