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—Lancaster Farming, Saturday, February 5, 1972
Plons Discussed by
Members of the Lancaster
County Farm Women executive
board met Tuesday at the home
of Mrs Dale Hiestand, Bain
bndge RDI Mrs Harry Shonk
served as cohostess
Announcement was made that
the Spring Rally of Farm Women
will be held May 10 at Seven
Springs Resort, Somerset
County A turkey dinner will be
served at the affair Those
planning to attend should contact
Mrs Kenneth Ross, Fndens RD2,
before April 8
In other business, members
FARMWAY
BARN
CLEANERS
Do you have a problem
with your present barn
cleaner 7
Give Farmway a chance to
iron them out for you. If
you are in need of a new
gutter chain for any make
cleaner, nothing will
surpass Farmway’s new
Super Strong Nickel Alloy
gutter chain and they are
economically priced
LIQUID
MANURE
PIT
FARMERS
Husky Liquid Manure
Equipment. Ask For A
Demonstration On The
New Style Liquid Pump
and Spreaders with Large
Spreading Discharge.
Features - Economically
priced, large volume
pumping capacity, low cost
maintenance or trailer
type hitch
LEYLAND
Farm Tractors
Model 154,
344 and 384
These tractors are noted
for their durability, out
standing performance, and
reasonably priced
ASK FOR FREE
DEMONSTRATION
GANDY
APPLICATORS
FOR ALL PLANTERS
See Us For Your Needs
SHENK’S
FARM
SERVICE
Lititz RD4
626-4355
Farm Women Board
were reminded that all Farm
Women Societies which have not
as yet sent their donations for the
Farm and Home Center kitchen
shower should do so before
February 7 They were also
reminded that county dues should
be paid before April
Mrs Dale Hiestand will serve
as program committee chairman
for the county convention which
will be held November 4. She will
be assisted by Mrs Florence
Kreider, Mrs Harry Shonk, Mrs
Evelyn Hess and Mrs Frances
Souder
Three organizations were
proposed as possible county
projects for next year. They are
LARCH, Goodwill Industries and
the proposed Conestoga Cottage
for Girls
Societies desiring to sponsor
refreshment stands at the an
tique auction to be held at the
Farm and Home Center on
Memorial Day are asked to
contact Mrs. Thomas Erb 111,
Lititz.
Hostesses for the next
executive board meeting which
will be held April 4 are Mrs. J.
Clayton Charles and Mrs.
Flossie Garber
As a beef operator you’re interested in maximizing
your profit picture. You’re looking for new ideas, new
methods and new innovations that will help "beef up”
your profit. Here’s a program worth looking into. It’s
called "Van Dale Systems Feeding.” It starts with
maximizingyour production of total digestible nutri
ents with increased haylage and silage. This,permits
the best use of your land and cattle coupled with a
fully mechanized feeding system. Van Dale has the
equipment and know-how for maximizing profits
through mechanized feeding
FORAGE BOXES
So let’s bring it in from the field with a Van Dale
Forage Box. These rugged built units are
equipped with exclusive auger-type “beaters”
that deliver all kinds of forage under all kinds
of conditions. No clogging at the blower, as
the forage is metered between the augers
—not over the top l
SILAGE DISTRIBUTORS
Van Dale distributors insure even
silage distribution throughout
the silo for a maximum fill
The 1640 Power-Fit's unique
revolving deflector plate
diverts the explosive force
of incoming material and
spreads it evenly in a con
tinuous sweeping pattern
to the wall. The 538 ope
rates in an elliptical
motion, directmgforage
to the outside walls of
the silo Varied spout
rotation speed allows for
even fills
SILO UNLOADERS
There’s a Van Dale unloader for
every feeding application. These high
performance twin-auger units can handle
virtually any silage or haylage under the most
adverse conditions... frozen, gummy or what
have you, and do it fast. The 1230 has been
customer-certified in the field to outperform;
and outlast any make its size. For hard work in
smaller silos there's thelf T". The Industrial ■
built for silos from 20 to 40
has a capacity up to 40 tons per hour
Farm Women
Calendar
Saturday, February 5
2 p.m Farm Women Society 6,
home of Mrs. Bertha Keller,
Ehzabethtown RD3.
6-15 p.m Farm Women
Society 1, entertain husbands,
Akron Restaurant
Farm Women Society 10,
residence at 1200 Wheatland
Avenue
Wednesday, February 9
1 30 pm Farm Women
Society 14 meets
Thursday, February 10
Farm Women Society 9, home of
Mrs. Warren Boyer, Miller
sville
Farm Women Society 21, family
roller skating party, Buck
Heights
Farm Women Society 14 meets.
Saturday, February 12
Farm Women Society 2, home of
Mrs. Elva Sweigart, Grant
St., Manheim.
George Washington was
not really born on Feb. 22,
because his birth in 1732 oc
curred before the revision
of the calendar. The date,
according to the old calen
dar, was Feb. 11.
Non-Stop Feeding
VAN DALE
Box 337 • Long Lake, Minnesota
Birthday Changed
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BIRD-IN-HAND
CALEB M.
Drumore Center, RDI Quarryville, Pa
Phone 548-2116
LOCAL DISTRIBUTOR
BULK STORAGE BINS
Supplementary feeds are easily
handled with Van Dale's bulk stor
age feed bins. The Superstores are
available in 4V2 or 71/2 ton sizes.
These units are fiberglas con
structed. They won't rust, dent, cor
rode or absorb heat from the sun.
CONVEYORS
Whether straight-out, incline, au
ger or chain, Van Dale conveyors
fit most any automated feeding
system. The SCCI4OO Cham Con
veyor is Van Dale’s highest capacity
conveyor. It handles all rations—
safely. The CT2OO and 300 auger
type conveyors are adaptable to
any feeding system. They're
tough, efficient, easy to install
id economically priced.
BUNK FEEDERS
Van Dale has a bunkfeederforevery
operation. The SCF 1400 Traveling
Bunk Feeder is a single chain unit
that will carry and feed virtually
everything. The Mammoth 14
Multi-Feeder is an augertype de
signed especially for multi-lot
operations. The 934 and 1234
Auger Bunk Feeders are the
sturdiest, smoothest operat
ing, lowest cost feeders ever
produced. Then, there’s the
stainless steel Shaker Feeder.
A combination feeder and
bunk designed for single
lot operations.
Van Dale Systems Feeding
comes down to one word ...
efficiency. Van Dale offers var
ious models and sizes of feed
ing equipment to most effici
ently match the needs of every
feedlot layout... old or new,
large or small. Check with your
Van Dale dealer to see what
you need to maximize your
profits. And ask him about
Van Dale's new agri-leasing
program.
WENGER
Phone Lane. 397-075)