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tions. When a reader sends In a question, it will be print
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addressed to You Ask—You Answer, Lancaster Farm
ing, P.O. Box 609, Ephrata, PA 17522. Attention: Lou
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QUESTION J. Barnhart of Philadelphia would like
instructions for making an afghan from old hankies.
QUESTION A Paradise reader, David Blank, would
like to know where he can buy replacement glass fillers for
wide-mouth Thermos, model #7002. Filler number is 70F;
needs at least 2. 1
QUESTION A friend asks about large curd cottage
cheese that she used to buy from the A&P stores. She says
it was like eating whipped cream with lumps. Does anyone
have an idea where this can be purchased?
QUESTION Donald Russell, Woodbury, wants to know
where to find parts for an automatic vent on a Lord and Bunham
greenhouse. .
QUESTION Eleanor Hertzog, King of Prussia, wants to
know if anyone has the book "Hankerchief Quilts, by Saron L.
Newman, published by American School of Needlework Inc.
The book is out of print and Eleanor is willing to pay a reason
able price for the book.
QUESTION—Jean Neatler, Halifax, would like to know of a
firm that makes endseUi dehydrated foods or vegetables.
QUESTION Florence Myers, Stewartstown, received a
small oil tight from her mother. The tight has stars and the word,
v \*Twinkle," on the bowl. Florence wants to know if anyone has
, f information on such lights and how old it might be and where
* 'the can get the globe and other parts for it.
We watch over every step in the manufacture, assembly and construction of
your building. Morton operates five manufacturing facilities, strategically
located to serve you efficiently.
Our high-volume buying power enables us to purchase the finest raw
materials at the lowest possible price. Components for your structure are
manufactured, fabricated and assembled under the watchful eyes of quality
control experts.
We maintain a fleet of company-owned and operated trucks, enabling our
drivers to unload your building materials quickly and safely.
From that point, a crew of company-trained, company-employed, and
company-insured construction professionals takes over. They are trained to
follow the most efficient and safe construction methods possible, and are
supplied with state-of-the-Tart equipment and quality materials to make your
faclli ethi-' ' be' ~>ud of for years to come. ; -
‘Home Is Where The Heart Is’
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Ironstone Dr., East Earl. This trad
itional country home has been well
planned and creatively built by the
owners, L&L Builders. Many spe
cial features are tastefully incor
porated. A special keeping room
off the kitchen with a gas fireplace
creates a nice place to relax. The
white Quality custom kitchen with
a breakfast node overlooking the
countryside creates a light airy
atmosphere. Hardwood floors,
wide baseboards, and wainscoting
are features througout the house.
The formal dining room is graced
with crown molding and a tray
ceiling. Cherry built-in bookcases
also feature a handmade Conesto
ga wagon. The spacious master
bath has a whirlpool tub and priva
cy room. The open staircase leads
to a gallery overlooking the great
room and foyer.
• Michael and Barbara Martin,
298 Blackcteek Rd„ East Earl.
Cherry furniture and beautiful
QUESTION Anne kavaliavskas, Dalton, wants to find a
kit plus O ring for Laing Model SM 202-BTW Serial
#468-151751 water circulator for a coal stove. She knows that
this model has been discontinued.
QUESTION Bill Fletcher, Trurransburg, N.Y., has
exposed copper plumbing that he would like to clean and pol
ish. How should this be done?
QUESTION M. Gingerich, York, would like a parts and
operation manual and information on a Favorite Incubator
Mod. #624-E 555 Watts made by Leahy Manufacturing Co.,
Higginsville, MO.
QUESTION Ralph Hunsberger, New Britain, wants to
know where he can find a compost bin that sits off the ground
and spins around.
QUESTION—Louise Graybeal Renick wants to purchase a
long wearing, economical material to rebottom oak kitchen
Chairs. What can she use?
QUESTION —Michele Mackie wants to buy Dark Shadows
items from the 19605-19705. She wants to replace items from
the gothic soap opera that she had as a child.
QUESTION Teah Weaver, Lebanon, wants to replace
china place settings for the pattern Aguarius, Cancion 207 by
Sango. Replacements LTD does not have this pattern.
MORTON
w BUILDINGS
717/624-3331
3368 York Rd.
Gettysburg, PA 17325
800-447-7436
unique window treatments taste
fully decorate this brick traditional
style home. The kitchen, with its
extra touch of tile work and large
island, and the breakfast nook
with its large windows are great for
entertaining. The master both is
equipped with a spacious whirl
pool tub and double bowl vanity.
An open foyer and loft area over
looking the family room are a few
of the extra features. A unique
built-in space in the wall of the
family room has been added to
highlight some antiques and hunt
ing treasures.
• Brian and Karen Musser, 2230
Laurel Springs Dr., Narvon. This
multicolored sandstone rancher is
beautifully landscaped with rocks
bordering wooded areas. The rock
border and the house stones were
all gathered from the property. The
home features a large daylight
basement with a woodstove, home
office, and a full bath. The spa
cious kitchen has a variety of trea
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908/454-7900
P.O. Box 126,
Philllpsburg, NJ 08865
Illinois only, call
1-800-426-6686
sues displayed above oak cabinet
ry. Handmade quilts made by
Karen’s mother can be found
throughout the house.
• Keith and Beverly Haselhorst,
Walnut Valley Guest House. 380
Hammertown Rd., Narvon. Drive
down a honeysuckle-lined lane,
cross a little bridge, and you’ll dis
cover Walnut Vally. You’ll enjoy
the view of the rolling farmland, a
sparkling stream, pond, a restored
18th century stone farmhouse and
a 1750 s guest house.
Beautifully refinished wide
plank floors. Williamsburg colors,
deep windowsills, and antique fur
niture are featured in the farm
house and the guest home. Fifteen
rolling acres of this property was
part of the original Pool Forge
Plantation.
Hinkletown Mennonite School,
272 Wanner Road, Ephrata, is the
place to stop for refreshments, and
tour tickets if you have not pur
chased them in advance. Tickets
can be obtained in advance by call
ing Linda at (717) 354-2072 or
Cheryl at (717) 733-7587 or Phyl
lis at (717) 336-4853. Tickets are
$7 in advance and $8 at the door.
All proceeds from the Tour of
Homes will benefit Hinkletown
Mennonite School. For more
information, call the school at
(717) 354-6705.
HAP
The April meeting of the Lan
caster County 4-H Swine Club
was held Hiursday, April 17, at
the Lancaster Farm and Home
Center.
For the club’s fundraiser this
year, there will be a food stand at
the county roundup on Wednes
day, August 6.
County Agent Chester Hughes
talked to the members about how
to handle swine safely.
The next meeting will be Thurs
day, May IS, at the Lancaster
Farm and Home Cento*, at 7:30
p.m.
N G S
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Lancaster County
4-H Swine Club
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