BiS-Lancaster Farming, Saturday, April 15, 1995
ANSWER A reader wanted to know how we determine
whose answer to use when we receive duplicats answers.
Generally we try to use recipes from a variety of readers.
Some readers send in batches of recipes on a regular basis. If
we haven’t received other answers, we will use those, but we
don’t like to limit printing recipes from a few readers. Some
times, answers are printed and later more answers are
received. If there is room, we sometimes print additional
answers. If not, we file them to use at a later date. Some
appear several months later but if too many similar recipes
are received, it may never appear. Sometimes one person
sends in a batch of recipes to the same answer and we
receive no answers from other readers. In that case, several
recipes appear by the same reader. We appreciate those who
send in recipes regularly but hope they understand that we
cannot print all of them. We do not keep the full addresses of
those who ask questions or send in recipes. We do not have
the time to send personal replies.
The reader also wanted to know how we select feature sto
ries. We are always looking for ideas. We want our readers to
send in suggestions for features or people who they think will
make an interesting subject.
The reader also wanted to know if visitors may tour the
office and see how the paper is put together. Yes. Tours are
given, but call in advance. Our staff will be happy to answer
your other questions then.
ANSWER R.B. Beiler, 862 Valley Rd., Quarryville, PA
17566, wanted to purchase old Hardy Boy books not new
versions. Thanks to a reader who wrote that she has some
books she will sell. Contact Ruth Ann Brubacker, 595 Brown
Rd.. Myerstown, PA 17067-1839; (717) 933-4623.
ANSWER —Brenda Pouts wanted to know how to remove
baked on grease from the bottom of an electric frying pan.
Thanks to Mrs. Ray Keeny who has success using S.O.S. and
Brillo pads. It may also be soaked in water with degreaser.
ROLLING ON. IN THE 90 S M,MD, ML &WL
PULVI-MULCHERS
MEETS THE CHALLENGE 7’4” THRU 30
BETTER SEEDBEDS...BETTER YIELDS
M, MD SERIES
7’4”, 10’4”, 12'4”, 13’8” and 15’
MLO3 SERIES
ML Pulvi-mulchers feature the 20”, six-spoke ductile
iron notched roller wheel and now available with 20”
ductile iron crowfooot wheel. The Bnllion Pulvi
mulcher crushes both surface and buried lumps and
converts fall and spring plowing into a clod-free
seedbed The ductile iron wheels carry a five-year
warranty against breakage. Available in 12’6”,
13'10", 15’2” and 18’9”
The WL is the latest example of how Bnllion has met
the challenge of the earth and competition. The front
rollers break up surface clods. “C" shaped ribbon
teeth or- “S” spring tine teeth break up the soil to 6” in
depth and" pull clods to the surface. Available in
21'6”, 25’ & 30’ Widths. Ductile Roller Wheels firm
.without compaction.
ask
you
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WLO3 SERIES
Regardless of the method used, it takes lots of scouring
ANSWER —Doris Hellerick, Antes Valley, wanted to know
where to purchase seeds for celosia Pink Tassels. It is a tall
plant, not the wheat celosia. Thanks to Hazel Spamer who
sent the following addresses as sources. Stokes Seeds Inc.
Box 548, Buffalo, N.Y. 14240-0548. Park Seed Co., Cokes
bury Rd., Greenwood, S.C. 29647-0001.
STATE COLLEGE (Centre
Co.) The annual Orchid Show
sponsored by The Central Pennsyl
vania Orchid Society will be held
For More
Information
Contact Your
BRILLION DEALER
Pennsylvania
ADAMSTOWN
Adamstown Equip, me.
ALLENTOWN
Lehigh Ag Equipment
BECHTELSVILLE
Miller Equip. Co.
BELLWOOD & CRESSON
Hines Equipment Co.
BERWICK
C.H. Rinehimer & Sons
CARLISLE
Gutshall's, Inc.
DOVER
George N. Gross, Inc
EASTON
George V. Selple
ELIZABETHTOWN
Messick Farm
Equipment Co.
INTERCOUSE
C. B. Hoober A Son
GREENCASTLE
Meyers implement
LANCASTER
Landis Brothers, Inc.
LEBANON
Umberger’a of Fontana
LOYSVILLE
Gutshall’s, Inc
LYNNPORT
Kermit K. Klstler, Inc
NEEDMORE
Clugston Farm Equipment
NEW HOLLAND
A.B.C. Groff. Inc.
OAKLAND MILLS
Peoples Sales A Service
OLEY
Plkavllle Equipment, Inc.
SOMERSET
Summit Machinery
QUARHYVILLE
Grumelll Farm Service
TAMAQUA
Charlae Snyder, Inc.
WATSONTOWN
Deerfield AgATUrf
Canter, Inc.
WEST GROVE
S.G. Lewie A Son, Inc.
Maryland
FREDERICK
Cereevllle Ford New
Holland
New Jersey
BRIDGETON
Laelia Fogg
ELMER
Pole Tavern Equip. Salaa
Corp.
COLUMBUS
Read Brothera Equipment
FAIRFIELD
Caldwell Tractor A
Equipment
ROLLING OH. .IN THE M S
MEETS THE CHALLENGE
Orchid Show
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WOODS
with WOODS
compact, utility backhoes!
Woods models 650 and 750 utility backhoes can out
perform others their size (and larger) digging
footings, irrigation ditches, drainage ditches, wiring
trenches, and for iandscaping....come in soon for a
demonstration.
WOODS
Woods Model 1050 reaches 13T’ and digs 107”
below grade with tractors rated 50 HP to 130 HP.
Ideal for farming, light construction and landscaping.
R.S. HOLLINGER & THOMAS POWER
SON, INC. EQUIPMENT
Mountvllle, PA Avondale, PA
717-285-4538 215-268-2181
BANGOR IMPLEMENT
Bangor, PA
215-588-5924
ECKROTH BROS.
FARM EQUIPMENT
New Ringgold, PA
717-943-2131
at the Penn State Campus Ag Are
na, Comer of Park Avenue and
Fox Hollow Road, State College,
on Saturday, April 29,1 to 8 p.m.
and Sunday, April 30,10 a.m. to 5
p.m.
Orchid problems and a culture
clinic is scheduled for Saturday, 3
p.m., and Sunday. 11 a.m. A
photographer’s hour is planned on
Sunday from 9 to 10 a.m.
No admission charge.
IMG
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AND
Heavy Duty Model
1050 BACKHOE
WOODS - Dual WOODS - GANNON
... come in for a demonstration
Berks Society 9
The March meeting ot Group
Nine of the Berks County Society
of Farm Women met in the Read
ing City Hall office of Sgt. Stanley
McCarty, who spoke on home and
personal safety. He gave advice on
how to make homes more secure
and ourselves less vulnerable
when we are out. We stopped at
Amer’s Restaurant for dessert and
a short business meeting. An invi
tation was received from Group 5
for their 30th Anniversary Party.
Three members will attend. Sue
Hendricks will bake for Berks
Heim Bingo.
The next meeting will be an
Everyone’s Birthday Party at
Snuzzles Restaurant.
PIPERSVILLE
GARDEN
CENTER
Piperaville, PA
215-766-0414
NESLEY
EQUIPMENT CO.
Pottatown, PA
215-469-6391
D.W. OGG
EQUIPMENT CO.
Frederick, MD
301-473-4250
Westminster, MD
410-848-4585