Locations chosen for Bergland’s public meetings
WASHINGTON, D.C. -
Secretary of Agriculture Bob
Bergland today announced
specific locations for ten
public meetings he will hold
in November and December
to get comments and
suggestions on the economic
and social issues affecting
the structure of American
agriculture and rural life.
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CUTTfNG—THROWING
SYSTEM AND ITS
EXCLUSIVE FEATURES
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LARGE 117 PS I THROAT providing a great feeding
efficiency guaranteed by a perfected system of aggress
ive feeding rollers well balanced by strong springs
FANTASTIC BUILT-IN GRINDER: giving back to the
knives their original sharpening Mounted on roller
bearings, this system uses a standard emery stone
CYLINDER AND FAN COVER: can be removed easily,
giving access for knives grinding or any maintenance
work
SICKLE BARS OSCILLATING PITMAN: drives the sickle
bars of all attachments and supplies 1 200 strokes per
minute thus insuring the nicest cutting for any kinds of
crops Having a high carbon steel shaft, same is equipp
ed with roller bearings assuring almost an indefinite life
AVAILABLE WITH THE TREMENDOUS
EFFICIENT QUICK-CHANGE
“DION” ATTACHMENTS
Fleet “DION” One-Row Crop Attachment
Fleet “DION” Two-Row Crop Attachment
Exclusive Windrow Pick Up Head
DION 16 FT. FORAGE BOX mON 750
3 beater w/roof. Model 63410 ton. New Idea running niOKI AO”
gear w/12 sLxls 8 ply tires UWM OU HARVESTER
syi'ano BLOWER lw'2 row cornhead w/electnc
■g hydraulic controls
Picked Up On Location 13 2 5 $Q£7 5
TANDEM GEARS ARE AVAILABLE **
• SALES
• PARTS
• SERVICE
HEISEY FARM EQUIPMENT INC.
RDI, Jonestown, PA. 17038 PHONE: 717-865-4526
Located Vz mile south of Fredericksburg off Rt. 343
Business Hours: 7:00 A.M. - 5:00 P.M. Daily Saturdays till Noon - Evenings by Appointment
Locations are
-Montpelier, Vt., Nov. 27;
Tavern Motor Inn, 100 State
St.
-Fayetteville, N.C., Nov.
28; Bordeaux Motor Inn, 1707
Owen Dr.
-Huntsville, Ala., Nov. 29;
Huntsville Hilton Inn, 401
Williams St.
-South Sioux City, Neb.,
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Dec. 4; Marma Inn, 4th and
B Streets.
-Sedaha, Mo., Dec. 5;
Liberty Park Convention
Hall.
-Wichita Falls, Texas,
Dec. 6; Wichita Falls Ac
tivities Center, 10th and
Indiana Streets.
-Denver, Colo., Dec. 11;
Regency Inn, 3900 Elati St.
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YES' THIS IS THE MOST PERFECTED CUTTING THROW
ING SYSTEM EVER SEEN Here is the definitive solution to
the problems which have always existed in this regard
Compact, the forage is brought between the agressive
rollers of the 750 forage harvester and is neatly cut by the
exclusive cylinder head equipped with 8 strong curved
knives, remains in suspension then almost at the same
time, is rapidly picked up by the fan, which projects it
outside in a continuous and synchronized movement
Furthermore, the forage is recut by a second shear bar
located between the cutter-head and the fan, thus
providing an unexcelled degree of fine and clean cut in any
operating conditions Already in the process of acceleration
due to the centrifugal force supplied by the cutter-head the
forage remains in suspension as same is running at a
higher speed The forage is then taken away by the fan
blades which rush it outside at an incredible speed
Thrown out in such a way, the material is projected behind
the forage harvester, at distances which can reach up to 30
to 40 feet With this advanced technology, forage boxes are
filled at an increased speed The combination of both the
cutter-head speed and the fan speed, completes mar
velously this new and revolutionary system, truly unique
and exclusive at DION
★ HEAVY-DUTY UNIVERSAL JOINTS transmit the tractor
power to the cutter head by passmg through a sticnr
90 degrees angle transmission box In some exceptional
cases, these joints are protected by safety bolts which
will shear off if ever the cylinder is overloaded Such
rugged joints insure a constant efficiency to the cutter
head, feeding rollers and fan
* CONTROL LEVERS: all control commands of the forage
harvester are very easy to handle
* COMPLETE HYDRAULIC ELECTRIC CONTROL, of
spout deflector and transmission
★ ATTACHMENTS ARE CONNECTED BY AN HYDRAULIC
CONTROL: therefore, they can be raised or lowered
thus allowing an easy adjustment of all attachments
This system is very compact, smooth and efficient
CALL US FOR AN ON THE
FARM DEMONSTRATION
-Spokane, Wash., Dec. 12;
Ridpath Motor Inn, 515 W.
First St.
-Fresno, Calif., Dec. 13;
Sheraton Inn, 1-99 at West
Clinton.
-Lafayette, Ind., Dec. 18;
Howard Johnson’s East, 4343
State Rd. 26 East.
Department officials said
the public meeting in
Breakthrough
In Forage
Cutting
Throwing
System
MODEL
750
IN STOCK
Lancaster Farming, Saturday, September 22,1979
Colorado was moved from
Boulder to Denver to make it
easier for people using
public transportation to
attend.
Bergland will preside at
each meeting, which will
begin at 9 a.m., and adjourn
at 5 p.rn., local tune.
The agenda for each
meeting will include
statements by pre-scheduled
speakers, as ,• !I as time .’oi
impromptu comments or
questions from ihe audience
Every effort -vm be made lo
select pre-scheduled
speakers so that a wide
range of uiteiests will un
represented.
Each scheduled speaker
will be limited to five
minutes. Longer written
York 4-H Council
YORK - The York County
4-H Council met on Sep
tember 5, at the 4-H Center.
Lutheran Brotherhood
Branch #BOBO presented a
matching fund check, from
the Chicken Bar-B-Que,
which is to be used for the 4-
H Center.
TRAILERS
59 VARIETIES
SALES &
PARTS DEPT
OPEN
SATURDAYS
7 AM-4 PM
thru October
elects officers
statements may be sub
mitted also.
Requests to speak at the
meetings should be to 1
Project Coordinator,
Structure o f Agriculture,
USDA, Wa ’’ gton, D.C.,
20250. Inclu:.- your .lame,
mailing address, p'lone
number, organize, ion
represented (if any), ,v 1 a
Liipf ider.t "tion < ‘he
issues you will ad. ss.
Scheduled " r be
notified of ti - .uxie tl>a -ill
appear on me prey- lm.
Persons ur' 3 att ne
of the mec' _ ,-houl ’ ad
their comments to me
project coordinator. T'.-.se
comments will be made part
of the public record.
The election of officers
was held. The 1979-80 of
ficers are: Steve Trostle
president, Lisa Dobrosky
vice-president, Laurie
Dobrosky-secretary, Linda
Brown-assn’t secretary,
Robert Livingston-treasur
er, Bryan Palmer-assn’t
treasurer, Chris Shive-news
reporter, Susan
histqrian, Karrie Bren-*
neman-assn’t historian,
Beverly
news reporter, Jady
Waltersdorff-song and game
leader, Kelly Miller-assn’t
song and game leader. Of
ficers were and
took their positions ox office
immediately.
The Wolfgang candy sale
will be from October 15 to
November 2, 1979. The three
roller skating parties mil be
held on November 13.
December 17, and Februan
25. Sara Eisenhart, Darlene
Wherley, and Emily Welsh
were nominated for Count}
Council Advisors. Twv, ad
visors will be voted on at the
next meeting. Achievement
Day will be held on October
14, 1979, at the 4-H Center
The 4-H King and Queen
interviews will be on Sep
tember27at7:oo.
The October re* rt
assignmei ts are
stown and Thon
Clubs. November F
assignments
Trailblazers, Wellsville am
Wellsville Boots and Saddle
Clubs.
ROPEr-
TONIGHT
8:00 P.M.
BUCK TRACTC
PULL STADIUM
(10 miles South of
Lancaster on Rte. 272)
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art