1 ask This column is for read ers who have questions but don’t know whom to ask for answers. “You Ask—You Answer" is for non-cooking ques tions. When a reader sends in a question, it will be printed in the paper. Read ers who know the answer are asked to respond by mailing the answer, which will then be printed in the paper. Questions and Answers to this column should be addressed to You Ask—You Answer, Lancaster Farm ing, P.O. Box 609, Ephrata, PA 17522. Attention: Lou Ann Good. Or, you may e-mail ques tions and answers to LGOOD.EPHQLNPNEW- S.COM Please clarify what ques tion you are answering when responding. Do not send a self-ad dressed, stamped envelope for a reply. If we receive the answer, we will publish it as soon as possible. Please include your phone number because we some times need to contact the person to clarify details. We will not publish your phone number unless you request it. 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Phone: (717) 786-7943, Press #5. QUESTION - A reader is looking for the children’s storybook, “Queer Dear Mrs. Goose’’ by Miriam Pot ter. If someone has one they would sell, please contact resident at 454 Smokepipe Rd., Souderton, PA 18964. QUESTION - Debbie Becker is looking for belts and a dealer who sells them for a 5 ft. finish mower made by FMC Cor poration (Lindon, LA). The model is a sidewinder. Write or call her. Debbie Becker, 813 BLJEM Road, Pottstown, PA 19464-2005. (610) 970-9166. QUESTION - A reader wants to know the name and phone number of a person who sells Discovery toys so that she might be able to get a Discovery toy replaced that is broken. She wrote that the Discov ery toys have a guarantee on them that they will be replaced if broken. “On Sale” Active Aloe XL!! Aloe Vera Juice by Entrenet Nutntionals! 1 Organically Grown, No Water Added. Case Lots at our Cost! Peach, Strawberry, Cranberry, Orange, Natural. 6 = 1/2 gals, for $169.92. Free Shipping! Newport Rd., Ronks, PA 17572 Nil does not make any health claims. This is strictly personal testimonies of product users. Firmer • Trimmer • Leaner All Natural Dietary Supplement Tg5T N<|l New Image mLmlmmJ Internationa I’ QUESTION - Anna Zim merman, 30 Wildwood Lane, Newvilie, PA 17241, would like to know if some one has the book called “Life In the Slow Lane (Cov ered Bridges)” that they would be willing to sell. Also: “The Old Barn.” Phone: (717) 776-3274. QUESTION - Lynn Rossi, Lititz, wants to know where to have a copper pot polished. She doesn’t want to do it herself. QUESTION - Stevie Stief is looking for a half pint embossed Tulpehock en Dairy Farms milk bottle or any related items to that dairy. Call Stief at (610) 488-0692. QUESTION Hannah Coles, Bridgeton, N.J., wants to know where to purchase citron for can ning. QUESTION - B. Resau, 7020 Chaneysville Rd., Clearville, PA 15535, needs three hinges (hinges are on the right side as you face the stove) for a Colombian cookstove made by Keeiey Stove Co., Columbia, Pa. Model number 18, serial number 590. QUESTION - Wilson Gorrell, Forest Hill, Md., is trying to find information on a single wheel, manual push-type garden seeder and where to buy the metal seed plates (especially for lima beans). No indentifica tion plate can be seen and the planter is estimated to be 40-50 years old. The seed box is round and ap pears to be cast iron. QUESTION - Terry Bender, Lebanon, found an old incubator and wants to know its worth. Printed on the side are these words: The Old Trusty Incubator Man, fd by MM Johnson, Cory Center USA Pat Oct. 20, 1903-Feb. 16. QUESTION Charles Eberhart, Mif flinburg, wants to know where to find large American Eagle decals, like those used on milk cans. He can’t find them in his area. QUESTION - L. G., Manheim, wants to know how to keep yel low jackets away from a hummingbird feeder. NEW MARKET Toll Free ■ 888" 788-5572 To Order Call or Write Lancaster farming, Saturday, October'l 1, 2003-B7 QUESTION - Ben Kin singer, Meyersdale, wants a IHP IHC Mogul Gas en gine for parts. QUESTION - Leroy Riehl, Millerstown, wants to know if anyone has an en cyclopedia set from the year 2000 or since for sale at a good price. Call (717) 438-3837. QUESTION - Sarah Stoltzfus, 1319 Tanning Yard Rd., Peach Bottom, PA 17563, wants to purchase a treadle sewing machine cabinet in any condition. Please write to her stating the price and condition. QUESTION - Jim Bow ersox, Lititz, has a stock cane with the name Bow er&Bower stamped on it. Can anyone identify the orgin of this cane? Perhaps it was a promotional item for an auctioneer or cattle company. Anyone with in formation, should mail it in as many of our readers are interested in livestock-re lated companies. QUESTION - Jenna Gil patric is looking for a source for sugarless chew ing tobacco. She got it from Fred Stoker and Sons. Jenna writes the company has automated and discon tinued their handpacked line of which the sugarless chew was part. QUESTION - S. Beiler wants to know where to buy either a new or used alarm clock by Westclox Model 47544 called the Power Napper. QUESTION - Ella Ris sler. Port Trevorton, wants to know if anyone knows anything about a flower shop with the name “Lucy Wanner.” Ella has a minia ture basket of flowers, which she things might be an antique. Stamped on the bottom are the words: Lucy Wanner, “flourel specialist in slicks.” Home and bridal, 949 Pleasant View Rd., Ephrata, PA 17522. QUESTION - Roy Rout zahn, Clear Spring, Md., is looking for someone who knows where to buy pro cessed tobacco stems, leaves, or any tobacco scraps for farm use. Call (301) 745-3557. - Wilson Hill, Md., is information on a single wheel, manual push-type seeder and where to buy the metal seed plates (es pecially for lima beans). No identifica- QUESTION Gorrell, Forest trying to find tion plate can be seed and the planter is estimated to be 40-50 years old. The seed box is round and ap pears to be cast iron. QUESTION - In William sville, New York, outside of Buffalo, there is a former gas station/minimart of which Polly E. Mathys, Spring City, Pa. is part owner. She writes: “We are selling the ground, and the building will in all likelihood be torn down. In this build ing are store-type items such as display shelves, a walk-in cooler with five glass door fronts, and five 6-foot-long chest coolers (you know the kind you reach into in the store to get your Popsicle or what not). The buyer of the ground doesn’t want them and neither do we. But rather than get a certified refrigerant remover to come in and then trash all this equipment, we’re look ing for a food bank, a farm, a produce stand, or whoev er to come to Williamsvilie and claim these items. None of this stuff is new, but to our knowledge, it all worked the last time the electricity was on.” Call Polly at (610) 495-6185 for more information. QUESTION - L. T. Burke, Southampton, wants to know where to buy out door iron furniture from the 19605-1970 s that is in new or very good condition. He wants straight and rocking chairs. QUESTION - Naomi King, Lititz, wants to know where to purchase replace ment thermos lids with at tached spouts to drink from. They are the 2-quart Rubbermaid jugs with screw-on lids. QUESTION - Betty Jakum, Littlestown, wants to know where to purchase a gasoline-powered rotary lawn mower that cuts 18 inches or less to use for trimming. QUESTION - Diane Gray, 70 Damascus Rd., Blandon, PA 19510, wants information and bottles from the former Lebanon or Lebanon Valley Dairy. QUESTION - Marie Hix son, Crystal Spring, wants to know how to grow wild rice. They live on a farm with some wet areas that she believes would be suit able for growing rice. Any one know where she can find information? ANSWER -Susan Nolt wanted a picture of a guardian angel guarding a boy and girl crossing a worn-out foot bridge. Thanks to the reader who wrote that he has a picture enclosed in a metal frame that shows a girl holding flowers and the boy is bending over picking flowers along a cross walk with the angel on the right. There are yellow flowers on the left side of the stream. It is for sale. If this is the picture, contact him at (814) 444-8805. (Turn to Page 89)
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