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Ask Your Nearest Hesstop
Dealer About Special Financing.
Waiver of Interest and Rebates!.
ACKLEY’S INC.
Deerfield, NJ 08313
609-451-8376
AIRVILLE EQUIPMENT, INC.
Rt. 74 .
Airville, Pertna. 17302
7X7-862-3358
ANDOVER TRAC &
EQUIP., INC.
172 Route 206
Andover, NJ 07821
201-786-5525
BUBB’SFAIRVIEW FARMS
RD2, Muncy, Pa. 17756 '
717-546-3258
DONALD L. ERDLEY FARM EQUIP.
RDI, Lewisburg, PA 17837
717-524-2410
Evenings - 717-524-2408
C & P FULTZ
RO 1. Spring Mills. PA 16875
814-422-8805
PAUL W. HISTAND CO., INC.
697 N. Main Street
' Doylestown, PA 18901
215-318-9041
HUTTON FARM EQUIP.
Mahaffey, Pa. 15757
814-277-5504
ICKES FARM SUPPLY
Rural Route 1
Osterburg, PA 16667
814-276-3422
LONGENECKER’S INC.' .
RD 2, Williamsburg, PA 16693
814-793-3731
MAIDENGREEK FARM SUPPLY
Calcium Road
Blandon, PA 19510
215-926-3851
MARSHALL MACHINERY, INC.
RD4
Honesdale, PA 18431
717-729-7117
MECKLEY’S GARAGE
Herndon, PA 17830
717-758-3915
MILLER REPAIR SERVICE
Rl-Box 478
Bird-ln-Hand, PA 17505
717-656-9013
CLAIR J. MYERS
RO 1, Thomaswille, PA 17364
717-259-0453
NESLEY EQUIPMENT INC.
RD2
Pottstown, PA 19464
215-4696391
PIKEVILLE EQUIPMENT INC.
RD2Toysterdale Road
Oley, PA 19547
215-987-6277
C. H. RINEHIMER
RDI
Berwick, PA 18603
717-752-7131
- ' SHOTZBERGER’S
EQUIPMENT
Elm, PA 17521
717-665-2141
STANLEY’S FARM SERVICE
RD, Box 46
Klingerstown, PA 17941
717-648-2088
STOLTZFUS FARM SERVICE
Cochranville, PA 19330
215-593-2407
STOUFFER BROS. INC.
1066 Lincoln Way West
Chambersburg, PA 17201
717-263-8424 ,
VERNON E.STUP CO.
5859 Urbana Pk.
Frederick, MO 21071
301-663-3185
UMBERGERSMILL
RD4
Lebanon. PA 17042
717-867-5161
WERTZ GARAGE
4132 E. Main St.
Lineboro, MD2IOBB
301-374-2672
ZIMMERMAN'S FARM SERVICE
Bethel, PA 19507
717-933-4114
IVAN J. ZOOK FARM EQUfP.
Star Rt. Box 5
Belleville, PA 17004
717-935-2948
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East Central
4-H winners
aanr
Reserve grand champion ol the East Central 4-H District
Show stands with Richard Davis, of Montour County, and
Melvin Lettman, of Danville Livestock Market. Reserve was
bought by Hatfield for $3.05/lb.
Agent explains oil and gas leases
HONESDALE Recent success
in discovering new oil and gas
reserves in Pennsylvania have
encouraged oil & gas companies to
establish new leases for large
blocks of land for oil & gas ex
ploration according to Joe
Madalek Community, Develop
ment Agent.
Since oil and gas leases may
have a great impact on the land,
the landowner and the community,
Macialek stated, it is important
that all aspects of a lease be
thoroughly understood and agreed
to.
The gas exploration company,
the lessor, generally has a com
mon lease form which is offered to
the landowners, the lessee. The
landowner, however, may choose
to attempt to negotiate change in
any part of the lease or offer a
substitute lease prepared by the
landowner’s attorney.
Some key points for con
sideration in an oil & gas lease
according to Macialek are as
follows.
When a lease is established, an
agreement is reached on how long
the lessee can hold the land prior to
drilling or renewing the lease. This
primary term is often for a 5-year
period.
A bonus payment is made for the
initial year of the lease. An annual
delayed rental fee is due each year
thereafter during the primary
term.
Failure to pay this delayed
rental fee may automatically
cause the lease to expire. Some
leases, however, may continue to ,
be in effect- even though the
delayed rental fee has not been
paid.
If drilling commences, the
primary term expires and delayed
rental fees cease to be paid.
However, the lease is still in effect.
If drilling stops and no oil or gas is
produced, delay rental fees must
begin again to continue to keep the
lease in force. If production of oil
or gas begins, the lease generally
continues to be in effect as long as
the lessee continues to take oil or
E& m
. Grand champion hog of the East Central 4-H District Show
held August 24 at the Danville Livestock Market was pur
ased by Hatfield Packing for $5.10/lb. With champion is
id Mansteller, left, of Montour County, and Melvin Lett
m, of Market.
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gas from the well.
An educational meeting on gas''
and oil leases for farmers and
- landowners will be held Thursday
evening, September 17 at 8:00 p.m.
in Court Room No. 2, Court House,
Honesdale The meeting is being
sponsored by the Wayne County
Farmers Association in
Andrea Tauraso, 17, of Frederick, Md. holds Linda C.
Baron memorial trophy as winner of the horsemanship class
during senior Western 4-H and pony show in August at the
Maryland State Fair in Timonium. Andrea and her horse,
Dee's Turp Lady, also placed first in one Western per
formance class and second in another.
Lancaster Farming, Saturday, September 12, 1981—C45
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cooperation with the Wayne
Agricultural .Extension
Service.
Tauraso wins
memorial trophy
The featured speakers will be
Macialek and Donald Hummell,
Director of Training, Farm
Business Management Service,
Pa. Farmers Association.
All interested persons
welcome to attend.
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