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QUESTION Lois Robson of Lebanon is interested in
locating a good condition used heavy duty pasta maker, as
well as a used, heavy duty bread machine for people who
have arthritis and can’t stir heavy batters.
QUESTION—G. M. Heller, Annville, writes that he wants
to know where to locate a meat slicer blade for a Vacum-
Base Folding slicer model 168 N. U.S.A.
QUESTION Evan Weidman, Westfield, has a cream
top quart milk jar with the writing “June's Creamery,” and on
the back, “Cream Top, Pat. Mar. 3 ’25.” Weidman would like
to know if anyone has any information about this creamery?
QUESTION—John Stadier wants information on making
a canoe out of bamboo.
QUESTION A. Kost, Carlisle, would like to contact
someone with a Moulinex electric meat grinder type
RLIAA, which is made in France and sold by Varco of New
Jersey. He either wants to buy parts or sell his. He needs the
spiral screw for the grinder.
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QUESTION Terry Shane of Boyertown is looking for
information on how to raise minnows in a farm pond. He also
asks if anyone knows how to install power steering on a 9N
Ford tractor, after market bolt on or otherwise.
QUESTION J. Barnhart of Philadelphia would like
instructions for making an afghan from old hankies.
QUESTION Gary Oiler, Stroudsburg, is looking for a
MF Model 32 side bar mower for parts.
QUESTION A. Garman of East Earl is wondering if
anyone knows where plates for a Sears Roebuck and Co.
seeder, model 597261620, serial 3526, could be obtained.
QUESTION Mary Jane Reinecker, York Springs, is look
ing for the name and address of a company that sells dis
hcloths wholesale to be resold as a fundraiser.
QUESTION—Tanner Lindstrom of Slate Hill, NY, would like
to know where to purchase reasonably priced Rhodesian
Ridgeback dogs for her children’s birthday presents.
QUESTION A reader wants to know what kind of a truck
would fit a bed liner that measures 6’ long x 54” wide, with only
8 inches from front of bed to the wheel wells, which are 36-in
ches long.
QUESTlON—Catherine Parrish, Ebensburg, would like to
know where to get a steel box trap to catch raccoons that are
eating vegetables in the garden. The racoons escaped from
wooden box traps.
QUESTION A reader wants to know where to purchase
metal animal traps in good condition. The trap has two sec
tions, which some call jars. When the trigger is released, the
two jars close and snap shut, holding the animal that is caught.
QUESTION George Musser Jr., Louisa, wants informa
tion on a tiller made by George Garden Tools, Division of Com
munity Industries Assoc, of Sullivan. The tiller has a 5 hp motor,
cast iron drive with wheel followed by three cultivater teeth,
much like a horsedrawn sideswope.
QUESTION —Cynthia Bombach and her husband, who live
in Greensburg, are raising their first batch of pigs for slaughter.
She wants to know how to weigh them or judge their weight at
home without actually putting them on a scale. She asked, How
do other small pig producers know when it's time to take them
to market?
QUESTION—Tim Newcomer, Carlisle, is collecting books
either written or illustrated by Tasha Tudor. Contact Newcomer
at 1-800-404-4372.
QUESTION Tim Newcomer, Carlisle, is looking for a
small wood carving by Shimmel. Call him at 1-800-404-4372.
QUESTION—James Sevy, Bear, Del., wants to know what
happen to Ames Spot Welder Co. of Brooklyn, N.Y., or does
anyone have an owner's manual and wiring diagram for an
Ames Spot Welder Type 70SS, Machine #5783156. Call him at
(302) 834-4728.
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Maryland FFA Forestry CDE
The Clear Spring FFA chapter
won the first place plaque in the
forestry contest held July 17 at
Allegany Community College.
The forestry contest is spon
sored by West VaCo Corporation
as a special project of the Mary
land FFA Foundation.
The high scoring individual for
the forestry competition was Sara
Cramer of the Brunswick FFA
chapter. The Flints tone chapter
took the second place plaque in
the contest
Members of the Clear Spring
first place team are Steve Resh,
CDE superintendent Sue Lowery,
FFA adviser. Sherry Riggleman,
Justin Michael, Matt Michael,
Paul Kelly and Terrie Shank, FFA
adviser.
Members of the Flintstone sec
ond place team arc Steve Resh,
CDE superintendent, Lucas Mal
low, Carig Cessna, Erika Heavner,
and Lee Heavner, FFA adviser.
According to Contest Superin
tendent Steve Resh, there were
seven teams with 21 members
participating. Contestants were
asked to identify ties, wood, tools,
and take a written exam as part of
the contest Lee Heavner of the
Flintstone FFA Chapter was the
teacher chairperson and super
vised scoring.
The winning teams in the Fore
stry CDE were 1. Clear Spring, 2.
Flintstone, 3. Brunswick.
Participants receiving Gold
Medal awards were Sara Cramer,
first; Mike Jones, second; and
Sherry Riggleman, third.
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