—Lancaster Farming, Saturday, February 17,1979
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David K. Stoltzfus
R&GrH 32
Jacobs. Stoltzfus
R&GrH 27
Gerald Martin
RH 30
Ru Be Mar Farms
RH 36
Donald R. Bare
RH 30
RayP. Bollinger
R&GrH 34
W. Eugene Witwer
RH 34
Maurice F. Welk
R&GrH 30
David L. Landis
R&GrH 32
J. Wade Groff
R&GrH 28
J.WilmerEby
R&GrH
John K. Peters
R&GrH 31
John U. Click
R&GrH, 38
Steve M. Stoltzfus
R&GrH 28
James G.Kreider
R&GrH 28
Nelson H. Hershey
RH 32
Earl Smoker
R&GrH 29
J. Clayton Charles
R&GrH 34
Samuel E. Long
Mix 31
BenK. Stoltzfus
R&GrH 29
Nelson H. Wenger
RH .30
Stephen J. Stoltzfus
R&GrH 39
C. Dale Bollinger
R&GrH 30
M. Irvin Eberly
R&GrH 33
Luke Ray Zimmerman
Mix 34
Robert L. Shelly
R&GrH
Samuel E. Beiler
RH
Melvin M. Groff
R&GrH 30
Abraham Shelly Jr.
' R&GrH 29
LeonS. Lapp
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ATTENTION
FARMERS...
FREE
ESTIMATES
ON RODENT
CONTROL
RODENTS carry diseases which
can endanger the health of your
flocks. Your business is raising
the flocks. Ours is protecting
them.
' ' s./? X t
Since 1928
Pest control is too important
to trust to anyone else
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1278 Loop Rd.
Lancaster, Pa. 17604
717-397-3721
JohnF. Stoltzfus
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J. Ray Ranck
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Ivan Zook
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Amos M. Stoltzfus
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Rohrer Brothers
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R. Edwin Harmsh
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Allen Lee Stoltzfus
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' -Adding a blanket of insulation to your'elec- *£ut strips of insulation to wrap around your -
trie wafer heater is quick and easy. Inex- tank .. pieces to cover the
pensive, too. About 30 minutes of your time not cover?temperature-pressure re- .
- anct-p.bout $lO worth of materials should - j^^lief'valve).-ftlark thermostat locations and
do if ’ apply duct .tape to all seams.
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Because insulation helps contain heat in
the tank, it saves energy and money. In less
than six months your extra insulation can
pay for itself. After that, savings continue
for years!
NOTE- These suggestions are for electric water heaters. If you have a
gas or oil water heater, check with your tuel supplier about insulating it,
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Insulate
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“Saving energy saves for ail of us” £JE-2£lS
J. Robert Kmdig
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John K. Stoltzfus
R&GrH
Noah K. Beiler
R&GrH
John P. Lapp
R&GrH
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Harry S. Aungst
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George M. Hurst
R&GrH 33
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Granted ~. electric water heaters are fac
tory insulated. But, when you can make
yours a little more efficient simply by wrap
ping it in 3Vz inches of ordinary household
insulation ... why not?
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