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ABOVEGROUND TANKS
TOUGHTANK basement oil storage tanks
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DOUBLE WALL “LIGHT DUTY” SKID TANKS
SMALL HORIZONTAL ABOVE GROUND FUEL
•RAGE TANKS
Inner
1,000
DIKE TANKS
TANKS WITH 110% SECONDARY CONTAINMENT DIKES
Tank Approx.
Capacity Thleknaaa Weight
7ga.
7 ga.
1,000
7 ga.
2,000
HVT Sarlaa tanka ara manufactured with a ULI42 eonatruoted ateel storage tank surrounded by
a six-inch thick monolithic concrete vault.
LOW PRICE PROTECTION POLICY:
Within 30 days of purchase if someone advertises or offers at a lower price the same tank you have
already purchased from us, let us know, because we'll pay you the difference!
An Additional 1% DISCOUNT Is offered if paid by
Cash Money or Certified Check
Over Forty Years of Reliable Service -
HOWARD E. GROFF CO.
11l E, State Street, Quarryville, PA 17566 Phone: 717*786-2166
Fuel Oil and Gasoline Mon.-Fri. BAM- 4 PM
ONTAL ABOVEGROUND
DOUBLE WALL TANKS
Approx.
2015
HVT SERIES
Inner Tank
Dimensions
4'xs's"
14,111
4'xlo'9"
23,274
MW
35,488
4’o"
10'9"
Exterior
Concrete
5 , 4"x5 , 4"x7‘0"
5 , 4"x5 , 4' , x12'2"
6 , 8”x6’8"x13’8"
$1177.00
Price
83802.00
34658.00
30688.00
6935 OLD PHILADELPHIA PIKE, GAP, PA 17527
PHONE: 717-442-8134 (=sjg=|
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Lancaster Fanning, Saturday, August 13 1994-A43
Pa. Dairy
Second
LEBANON (Lebanon Co.)
On July 6, the senior division team
from the Lebanon County Junior
Holstein Club placed second in
the 1994 National Junior Holstein
Dairy Quiz Bowl Contest held in
Seattle, Wash.
The four-member team con
sisted of Jennifer Bashore, Steve
Bollinger, Jeff Hostetter. and
Karen Lentz. The team was coach
ed by Duane Nolt, David J. Lentz,
and Nelson Bomgardner.
The team entered the double
elimination competition seeded
first out of 16 teams. They
defeated teams from Idaho,
Michigan, Ohio, and Wisconsin to
reach the finals.
In the finals, the Pennsylvania
team lost a second time to the New
England States Team. This team
was the first from Lebanon Coun
ty to advance to the finals.
The 1994 team was the fourth
Lebanon County team to represent
Pennsylvania at this national con
test over the last five years.
The team’s trip to Seattle was
made possible through sub and
candy sales, food booths, and loc
al and statewide business contri
butions. The donations from 60
people and businesses were great
ly appreciated by the team
members.
The contributors included:
Agri-King Inc.; Atlantic Breeders’
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PAUL B.
SmiFllilDD
LAPPS BARN E
Bowl Team
Nationally
Cooperative; Harry Bachman;
Balsbaugh Insurance; Bennetch
Family; Judy Black; Donald &
Rosene Bollinger, Harvey E. &
Cathy Bomgardner, Farmshine;
Farm Women Groups 5,7, 9, 11,
13. 14. 15. 20. & 21; Farmer’s
Trust Bank; Farmer’s Wife
Restaurant; Arthur Funk & Sons;
Gehl Company; Gehman Feed
Mill. Inc.; Elvin J. Gingrich;
James & Bernice Hill; Reid &
Diane Hoover; Kirby & Sheryl
Horst; Hoss’s Steak & Sea House;
Hostetler Surge; Jay & Mary
Houser, Jono Hardware; Keystone
Farm Credit, ACA; Urn & Teresa
Kissling; John & Sharon Kline;
Richard Kreider - Pioneer Seeds;
Kreiser Construction; Kutztown
Bologna Co.; Landmark Genetics;
Lebanon County Farm Society;
Lebanon Valley Implement;
Lebanon Valley Livestock Mark
et; Lebanon Valley National
Bank; Carlos R, Leffler, Inc.;
Robert & Sandra Lentz; Eugene &
Kathy Martin; Richard N. Mellin
ger; Bernard Morrissey Insurance;
NoSoAnn 4-H Club; Plasterer’s
Equipment Co.; Purina Mills;
Royer’s Flowers; Ray Seidel;
Select Sires, Inc.; Shartlesville
Farm Service; Sire Power, Inc.;
Clarence Stauffer; Sterling
Health; Stonehurst Farms;
Wengert’s Dairy; and J. B. Zim
merman & Sons Tru-Value in
Blue Ball.
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