Boom Insulation Company
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1167 Snapper Dam Road Call 717 000-971*0
Landisville, PA 17538 Collect III'OUU"£fUU
*EN PIT MANURE PUMPS
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30* r. ERNEST SNOOK ssS&f
“THERMAL INSULATION SPECIALIST”
OUTPERFORMS ALL OTHERS:
Nesseth Open Pit Pumps are years ahead of competitive
models. With pumping capacities of 3500 to 6000 gallons
per minute, no single pump can break up thick crusted manure
and turn it into pumpable slurry as fast as a Nesseth.
You’ll save time and you’ll save fuel, but just as important
you’ll save money because you don’t need two units (one
for agitation, one for pumping) when you buy Nesseth.
A single unit does it all and Nesseth offers a choice of six , Blasts , strMm of manure , 0 100
models so you can select the model best suited to your
needs. Choose from either 3 point hitch or trailer mount,
20" or 24" impeller, 540 or 1000 rpm PTO operation
25 receive Honorary-
Keystone Farmer Degree
HARRISBURG - The
highest State FFA degree of
recognition that a non
member of the Future
Farmers of America can
possibly achieve was
presented to 24 Penn
sylvanians and one
Marylander last week
during the organizations 50th
annual Mid-Winter Con
vention. It was held here m
conjunction with the Farm
Show. Ceremonies took
Lancaster Farming, Saturday, January 20,1978
place in the Forum of the
Education Building.
Recipients of the Honorary
Keystone Farmer Degree
were;
Robert S. Woods,
vocational agriculture
teacher at Garden Spot High
School, Lancaster County.
Lloyd M. Lapp, nursery
operator, 2050 Fruitville
Pike, Lancaster.
Glenn H. Davis, principal
of Penn Manor High School,
Millersville, Lancaster
County.
Esther Z. Papson, speech
teacher at Eastern Lebanon
County High School.
Richard L. Stouffer,
agriculture teacher at
Hanover, York County.
Richard Coons,
agriculture teacher from
Dover, York County.
Donald Kemp, principal of
New Oxford High School,
Adams County.
Robert Kramer,
agriculture teacher from
Sinking Spring, Berks
County.
Vito J. Selvaggio, school
administrator from
Coatesville, Chester County.
Wellington Smith, director
of the Farm Show,
Harrisburg.
Lee Hejmey, Fair Fund
Services Administrator for
the Department of
Agriculture, Harrisburg.
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• Performs both agitation and pumping
• 300 degree rotation agitation spout
• Easy to transport, easy to operate
• No pier required in storage area
• Extra rugged construction for longer life,
dependable trouble-free service.
Fred Achenbach, Nor
thampton County farmer.
Joseph I. Claar,
agriculture teacher at
Charnbersburg, Franklin
County.
Donald Fowler, Fulton
County Agricultural Ex
tension agent.
Roy Johnston, agriculture
teacher from Mercersburg,
Franklin County.
William Wentzel, district
forester from Waynesburg,
Charles L. Wiggins,
business manager from
Marion Center.
Dr. James McCaffree,
dairy farmer from
Chestertown, Md.
Donna Kisamore, high
school office manager from
Everett, Bedford County.
Dean Kile, agriculture
teacher from Benton,
Columbia County.
Dr. Richard Jones,
superintendent of schools
fromSunbury.
Harteis,
teacher from
Gerald
agriculture
Lake Ariel.
Wendell Bowman, school
principal from Meyersdale,
Robert Brown,
Agricultural Extension
agent from Garret.,
George. M. Albright,
agriculture teacher from
Wilkes-Barre.
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