Leigh Aim Kimmel receives dairy award
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Leigh Ann Kimmel, R 1 Home, a mei
recognized asthe 1984 Outstanding Dairy Member of Armstrong County. This new 4-H
award sponsored by Elderton State Bank recognizes an outstanding dairy member with
a monetary award of $5OO to be used toward the purchase of a project animal. Finalists
received a $5O savings bond from Elderton State Bank. From left to right are finalists:
Brian Rupp, R 2, Dayton, of Dayton Dairy Club; Lara Wilson, RI, Worthington, of Wor
thington Dairy Club; Bonnie Wilson, Rl, Worthington, of Worthingdon Dairy Club; Monty
Miller, representing Elderton State Bank; and Leigh Ann Kimmel, the 1984 Outstanding
Dairy Member. _
Wttiva r Of Finance On New Ford 1000 Series To The Largest 4WD TW Farm
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you ve got to do
Economical dfeael power The
4 cylinder diesel engine delivers an
honest 34 horsepower Precision
balancing lightweight pistons and a
barrel and plunger type in line fuel
injection pump contribute to smooth
efficient performance Standard glow
plugs make for quick cold weather
starting
The standard transmission offers
12 forward and 4 reverse speeds
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Solar hot water seminars scheduled
NORRISTOWN - Did you know
that in Pennsylvania you can buy a
solar hot water system and pay for
only one third of the cost?
The Grass Roots Alliance for a
Solar Pennsylvania and the
Pennsylvania Energy Center,
Region I want to help you get into
low cost solar hot water. Thanks to
the Solar Bank and the Federal tax
credits, solar energy is more
available than ever. The Solar
Bank provides a direct grant to you
for 40 percent of the system’s cost.
The federal tax credit can be
applied to the remaining 60 per
cent.
GRASP and PEC I will be
presenting an introduction to solar
hot water heating at the Mon
tgomery County 4-H Center in
Lansdale on September 13 from 7
to 8:30 p.m. The seminar will cover
the types of solar hot water
systems currently available, the
costs and expected savings
associated with the systems and
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Manual Shuttle (SMS) option
Double reduction final drive
live 540 rpm PTO sealed brakes and
a foot operated differential lock
round out this excellent powertrain
Mechanical front wheel drive is
optional
Powerful 8 6 gpm hydraulics offer
more capacity than the competition
Theres plenty of power to make full
use of the standard Category I three
point hitch And with the optional
two spool remote valve you can
quickly and smoothly operate remote
cylinders Top link draft sensing for
the three point hitch is standard The
power steering pump is independent
of the hydraulic pump so full hydraulic
capacity is available to the remotes
and three point hitch
PARTS ★ SALES ★ SERVICE
installation and maintenance
considerations. A primary focus
will be how to apply for the Solar
Bank grant and the tax credit.
The seminar will be presented by
Tom Lent and Barry Davis,
GRASP members. Tom Lent is an
experienced solar technician who
has worked with the Franklin
Institute Solar Center and the
Philadelphia Solar Planning
Project. Barry Davis is an energy
consultant and energy program
manager. Tom and Barry recently
presented two very successful all
day workshops on how to build or
buy a “batch” solar system at the
Peace Valley and Schuylkill Valley
Nature Centers. They also
presented solar seminars at the
Philadelphia Home Show.
The workshop is being held in
cooperation with the Montgomery
County extension service. To
register, contact Extension office
at 277-0574.
(Peon State is as affirmative action, equal
opportunity employer.)
A pleasure to work The well padded
seat adjusts to fit the operator Controls
are close at hand and easy to use
Instrumentation includes a tempera
ture and fuel gauge tachometer
hourmeter and warning lights The
handy fool throttle is one of many other
standard conveniences
The 2110 is simple to service too
Fuel and coolant can be added without
raising the hood The entire hood tilts
forward for engine access Grease til
tings oil filter and the dry element air
cleaner are easy to reach
Thp new Ford 2110 proves you don l
have to sacrifice performance and
features to get an economical tractor
Test one It might just be the Ford
for you