Goodling to speak at convention
“What it’s like to be a
Freshman Congressman in
Washington D. C.” will be
the main topic of
Representative William
Goodling of Pennsylvania’s
19th District when he ad
dresses the 97th Annual
Keenco’s new FEEDSAVER
is the first truly controlled
feeding system. It’s all new
both mechanically and in
principle.
FEEDSAVER doesn’t use a
chain. Instead, a traveling
hopper rides above each
Triple “A” Line cage row.
As it moves along it meters
a thin ribbon of feed in the
trough
You control and restrict the
amount of feed distributed
according to a pre-deter
mined plan.
The plan increases feeding
efficiency more eggs per
pound of feed. And, since
there’s never more than a
DIAMOND AUTOMATION
23400 Haggerty Road
Farmington Michigan 48024
Phone 313 476-7100
TWX 810 249 1460
PennAg Convention to be
held in Gettysburg.
Appropriately, Repre
sentative Goodling
who has a family farm
background which preceded
his political career, will be
speaking to agribusinessmen
On Feed Costs...
The FEEDSAVER
minimal amount of feed in
the trough, billing out is
practically eliminated. No
feed separation either. All
birds get a complete ration,
With feed costs run
ning about 67% of the cost
of each dozen eggs, it’s easy
to see how the FEEDSAVER
System could produce a
healthier profit for you.
We have a new idea in egg
collection, too. A whole new
front end on Triple “A” Line
which gives you cleaner
eggs, more accurate count
ing, and step-saving
efficiency.
from throughout Penn
sylvania who buy from and
or sell to farmers.
Representing one of
Pennsylvania’s finest
agricultural areas, Goodling
will review his first year in
Congress. Giving a
Of course, we’ve retained
the patented, bird-shaped
Keenco Contour Cage and
the same watering, ventila
tion, egg collection, and
manure removal systems
that have made the Keenco
Triple “A” Line Automated
Cage Layer System the
leader in productivity. And
don’t forget our TOTAL HELP
program, the program that
helps you with planning,
financing, building,
operation and
training.
'/
*
A®
0 6*
4
*
*
Ss
+ /
/*/
/
*4
descriptive picture of what a
new congressman is con
fronted with following his
election, settling his family,
working for constituates,
learning protocol, setting up
an office, vying for com
mittee appointments, and
meeting famous childhood
names are among the points
he will cover.
PennAg Conventions have
over the past ninety-seven
years contained work shops,
classes, panel discussions,
fellowship, etc. to help
members evaluate their
procedures, learn new
techniques and understand
the state, national, and in
national governmental
legislative changes that
effect the agricultural in
dustry. Representative
Goodling is expected to add
some governmental insights.
About three hundred
PennAg members and then
wives are expected to attend
the September 17-19 con
vention to be held in Get
tysburg.
TRY A
CLASSIFIED
AD!
For more information
about new FEED
SAVER, and free
brochure use the
attached
coupon,
✓
<3^
Lancaster Farming, Saturday, August 9,1975
Grange announces
quilting contest
Quilting is one of the few by machine or handstitched
truly authentic folk arts of and made of any machine or
the United States. It has handmade fabric,
always been a symbol of Entry blanks may be
thrift and ingenuity to obtained from any retail
American women dating as store carrying Poly-Fil
far back as 1776. batting or from a local
In a move to help preserve Grange women’s activities
this American tradition, the chairman. Additional m
women’s activities depart- formation and entry blanks
ment of the National Grange are also available by writing
and the Fairfield Processing to Fairfield Processing
Corporation of Danbury, Ct., Corporation, Marketing
are co-sponsoring a National Department, P.O. Box 1330,
Grange Bicentennial Quilt Danbury, Ct. 06810.
Contest. i
Mrs. Jenny Grobusky, HPTCknPV tfl
Director of Women’s liClOllCy
Activities for the Grange, pninnr CkCrrr
said the contest will begin VsCU. J. V
September 1 and continue a *
through May 30, 1976. It is
open to everyone except
professionals in the field of
sewing. Rules require that
an original quilt be created
and that Poly-Fil batting be
used
The contest is divided into
three age groups: Class A for
ages five through 14; Class
B, ages 15 through 21 and
Class C, ages 22 and over.
Either an individual or
groups may enter. $l,OOO
U.S. Savings Bonds will be
awarded to the first place
national winners in Classes
B and C and a $5OO U.S.
Savings Bond to the first
place in Class A. Additional
awards will be given to first,
second and third place state
and national winners.
Class A quilt entries must
be at least 45 inches by 60
inches and in Classes B and
C, at least 81 inches by 90
inches. They may be quilted
See your dealer for full details
_____ BINKLEY &
WW-J HIRST BROS.
133 Ro,tlsville s,a,ion Rd
-17171626-4705
A O L -H™ ZIMMERMAN’S
8 BRO - FARM SERVICE
312 PARK AVE RFTHEI PA
QUARRYVILLE, PA. ,717 933-4114
|717|786-3521
Hershey Equipment Co.,
Inc. of New Holland, an
nounces that their operations
now include the
distributorship of
STAALKAT egg processing
equipment in the United
States and Canada. This
complete line of quality
graders and packers will be
both marketed and serviced
by factory trained personnel.
Hershey has over 15 years
experience as a service
company to both poultry
producers and egg
processors; the past 2 years
including a Big Dutchman
distributorship.
For further information on
the Staalkat package call or
write Hershey Equipment
Co., Inc. 215 Diller Avenue,
New Holland, Pa. 17557.
Phone (717) 354-4576.
61