309 PLANTER
• Versatile 309 comes in 2-row units can be
toolbar mounted to make 2,4-row planters.
• Large press wheels provide accurate drive for
uniform seed spacing.
• Available m drill or hill-drop models.
• Row spacing 28 to 42 inches.
• Fertilizer attachments (optional) with large
fiberglass hopper.
• Pesticide attachments for insecticides and
herbicides available.
SPECIAL SALE ON
2 & 4 Row Planters
A ONE TIME OFFER
ALLEN H. MATZ, INC.
I- 505 E. Main St., New Holland
Ph: 717-354-2214
SERVING THE COMMUNITY
THIRTY-ONE YEARS
LANC. CO. OLDEST FORD DEALER
BALANCED DESIGN ELECTRIC POWER SYSTEM
Designed and Manufactured by,
MARTIN MACHINERY
For Emergency or Prime Power 1 to 1000 KW
BALANCED DESIGN to Give You Peak Performance
• FARM • INDUSTRIAL • COMMERCIAL • RESIDENTIAL
Engine Sets
200 KW Allis Chalmers diesel
25 KW Allis Chalmers gas
133 KW Detroit diesel
3.5 KW Onan gas 1800 RPM
We Also Have Special Designed Switch Gears
Manufactured by Westinghouse to Our Specifications
MARTIN MACHINERY
P.O. BOX 35, MARTINDALE, PA 17549
Bus. Ph: 215-445-4800 Res. Ph: 215-267-7771
2-ROW 309 PLANTER
for Your Application:
210 KW Cummins Diesel
USED GENERATORS AVAILABLE
Energy management award is presented by Brentwood S. Shunk, left, vice
president PP&L, to Richard Hurst, one of the owners of Oregon Dairy Farm
Market. Looking on are Hurst’s brothers, Victor, rear, and Curvin, far right.
Oregon Dairy gets energy award
LANCASTER - Efficient
use of energy - including an
energy-saving heat recovery
system - has earned Oregon
Dairy a Pennsylvania Power
& Light Co. Energy
Management Award.
The award, part of PP&L’s
company-wide program to
encourage energy con
servation, recognizes
significant manpower and
PTO Units
25 KW Fidelity with trailer
25 KW Winpower 3 pt. hookup
25 KW Kurz & Root with trailer
(Brushless)
15 KW Generac with trailer
15 KW Surge without trailer
financial investments made
to improve the energy ef
ficiency of industrial and
commercial facilities.
The Oregon Dairy
building, located on Oregon
Pike north of Lancaster,
houses a 28,000-square-foot
supermarket and facilities to
process and market milk
from the adjacent Hurst
family farm.
Uncaster Farming, Saturday, May 17,1980—D21
Heat from the
refrigeration and freezer
compressors is used for
space heating in the sales,
food preparation and office
areas. Excess steam from
the milk processing
operations serves as backup
space heating, avoiding the
need for electric resistance
Berks 4-H’ers attend
recreational weekend
DOUGLASS VILLE -
Twelve 4-Her’s from Berks
County , attended a
recreational weekend
recently at the Montgomery
4-H Center.
They were as follows;
Steve Werley, Darlene
Dietnch, Danielle Yoder,
Karen Lesher, Diane
Werley, and Sally Hensel
from Hamburg; Kerry
Schwoyer, Oley; Glenn
Yanos, Douglassville;
Eileen Fisher, Conrad
Weiser: Julie Mills, Conrad
ALASKA
KODIAK WOODBURNERS
supplemental heating.
Excess steam is also used to
heat the 2,700-square-foot
warehouse, which is kept at
4045 degrees during the
heating season.
Heat recovered from the
refrigeration units and in
store baking units provides
the budding with its hot
water needs, another
energy-saving feature.
Oregon Dairy is the first
store in the Lancaster area
to use air returns under the
freezer and refrigeration
cases, according to Shunk.
In addition to improving the
comfort in the store, this
system reduces air
conditioning requirements
for the building. A two-stage
cooling system is used to
further mcrease the energy
efficiency.
The building is well
insulated, and energy-saver
fluorescent lamps are used
throughout the facility. The
lights operate on two
separate circuits to permit
operation at one-half the
normal lighting level, if
desired.
Because of the energy
efficient systems, the
building owners will save
about 130,000 kilowatt-hours
annually and will limit
demand - the maximum
need for electricity at a
given time - by at least 260
kilowatts.
(Reiser; Jayne Malsbury,
Judy Malsbury, Rehrer
sburg. Rick Kauffman,
extension agent chaperoned
the event.
The program included
workshops on nutrition and
working with the han
dicapped. There was also a
county athletic competition
where Berks brought back a
2nd and 3rd placing, and a
talent show where Berks
brought back another 2nd
place.