», and Reserve Champ,
?>’ ", I"
Iry Jane Herr, 12, No. 233 right, stems a tear, then congratulates the winner, Phyllis Buss,
'Mary Jane, 12, daughter of Mr,, and Mr|. Maurice (5- Herr of Refton, is a student at Lampeter
feburg. Her “Mickey,”'B9s-lb Hereford, woft reserve championship. Phyllis who won grand cham
puTple, is from Northampton county, the dau gbter of Walter Buss, who has recorded a long
ig of baby beef championships- Mary Jane's Mickey brought 55 cents per pound going to Harold
[ildebrand, Strasburg, for a total of $492.25- (Lancaster Farming Photo).
Calendar
KEEP APPLES
keep longer tfoan mo:t
so yott can *huy Item
>,y and store for future
only sound ancles. A
. one can spoil a ha'f
a bushel, says Helen L
C Hi
LHA
automatic
ZAGGIR
ts your straight
sewing machine
ah automatic
n A r\ f\ f\
dtcorqtive stitch**—and many
•r«—can be made en yeur
old machinal
° Disc I Get another Decorative
my make or .mode!
ersion made sinipty and quickly
•or own home
oiling, cleaning and tension
ttmg
4927 for a home appointmen
(here In lane County
Quarry ville
swing Center
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Denning. Penn State extension
nutritionist.
CLEAN BRUSHES
After cleaning paint from
brushes, dry them throughly ami
wrap in Paper Hang up cr iput on
a flat surface. Do not let the
brunh rest tm its brides, cau
tions Slnna D. Black, Penn State
cxt'ent-'cn home management
oeciaVst,
BRIGHTEN TOYS
T"vt for young children 'hou’d
b° of brifhiLcolor?, net grayed or
Marguerite L, Duvall, Pemn
r tate exterruon family life sip'cia
-- *■ suggest such colors blue,
yd-w, green, vie let, red and
orange.
CUT VELVET
When cutting velvet material,
rfijce pattern Pieces so the pile
rtma up ■♦lhe garment to' show a
roher and deeper color,
l Bessom, Pern State
extension clc.fhing special st.
ZEST FOR BEANS
C’ve added interest to earned
dr frozen green snaro bean's Try a
p rPh of mustard, celery seed,
eelery salt, or dill seed, says
Louise W Hanriton, Penn State
extension nutritionist.
PARSLEY RICE
Serve mrsley rice with meat
I’oaf or shrimp Just cook mmeed
onion in butter and add mm 1 sd
loarsley, salt, and pepper Fold
1 lie mixture into hot cooked rice,
explains Marjorie J. Wcmieick,
Penn State extension nn ntionist
CHOOSE TOYS
The young Child enjoys ge>
'netrieai’i'y sbaned blocks, paints,
clay, sand, water, climbing and
balancing equipment, and books
spitaKe to hts interests and un
derstanding, Marguerite L Du
vall, Penn State extension family
ibfe specialist, points out."
[ COMPARE AND YOU WILL FIND 1
5 THE BEST CANDIES COST LESS I
5 ZIPFS’DELICIOUS CHOCOLATES “
■ - and Caramels $1.20 Per Lb. ■
■ Fresh Cashews $l.OO Per Lb. ■
■ Salted Almonds $1.50 Per LK ■
1 THE CANDY SHOP j
J 311 N. Queen St., Lancaster Ph. 4-0207 ■
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Yule Around
World Theme of
Homemakers
Worldwide Christmas customs
twill ibe iJhe theme of a county
wide meeLng of the Lancaster
County Homs Economics Exten
sion ’hcmnemaker Wednesday, Dec.
7 in Lancaster
iHour for ’the program, open to
ml interested women in Lancaster
County, vval be from 10 a.m to 3
p. m. at the Lancaster YMCA
Inspirational ser’ULes will be con
duced in the morning wn le ‘Joe
aflernoon sess.on will feature
ChnCmas decoration and g-ft
wrapping.
NEW BULLETIN
A new build in, Apple varie
ties in Central Pennsylvania, has
lust been released by the Agricul
tural Experiment Station of the
Pennsylvania State University, re
viewing 47 year*’ oservation on
the fruiting and vegetative charac
teristics of appk' varieties. It is
Bulletin 605. Detailed descrip
tions of the growth and charac
teristics of 131 different varieties
are listed in ihe new publication.
The report includes most of the
applo varieties commonly in
cultivation over the past 100
years Records have been main
tained since the first variety block
ot apples was planted at the sta
tion orchards in 1908, followed
by another planung in 1917, and
a more recent block planted in
1935- Copies oi the bulletin are
available from any county agent’s
office, or from the experiment
station offices at University Park.
PROTECT WOOLENS
.Protect wa c teMe woolens <w th
EQ-53 m lie wash or rinse .water.
This leaves an invisible quantity
of DDT in the wool to ward off
insects, reports Sanna D Black,
Penn State extension home
management specialist
1 Lancaster Farming, Friday, November 18, 1955—5
Women’s Page
Free To Women...
One year charter subscrip
tion to LANCASTER FARM
ING to one housewue earn
w'eelr who submits tne nest
letter . . recipe . home
making hint. Send your letter
to LANCASTER FARMING,
Quarryvilie, ra.
Farm Society 14 to
Give Christmas Party
Mrs Roy R Shelly has been
elected president of Society of
Farm Women 2, and,, will be in
stalled with other new officers in
January
She was elected last week in a
-meeting-at the home of Mrs- Clar
ence 8011, R 2, MaHheim. Other
officers named were Mrs Victor
Gish, vice president; Mrs. Harry
Longenecker, recording secretary;
Mrs. Charles Keller, correspond
ing secretary; Mrs. Alvin Gray
bill, treasurer and Mrs. Harvey
Spangler, assistant-
Plans are underway for a chil
dren!s_Chnstmas party at the Pen
ryn fire hall Saturday, Dec- 10-
The club meeting was attended
by 28 members, who voted a $5
donation to the Muscular Dystro
phy drive, and donations were
made to three families in the
area.
SAVE VITAMINS
The secret of cooking frozen
yegetables successfully is to cook
I he vegetables until lust fender
That way you save vitamins,
bright colors, and fresh flavor,
reminds Marione J. Wormeiek,
Penn State extens.on nutritionist
, If* a man's world during the
Afro-Aslan conference at Ban-
Idling in Indonesia; no women art
/listed as being among its 60(
' delegates.
TRI-TOWN
ELECTRIC CO.
Gas and electric
APPLIANCES
SALES & SERVICE
Electrical Contracting
l eo’a, Pa. Phone 6-6661
“Open Thur», & Fri ’till 9”
21<?o
per annum
current dividend rate on
Insured Savings and
Investment Certificates
* Saving* received by the 10th of any
month earn from the Ist of that month
—* payable June 30 and December 31.
FIRST FEDERAL!
Savings and Joan w
ASSOCIATION or LANCASTER
till II pho “® 3 »9» H
VsvV'
Etnlen H. Zellers, Secretary & Treasurer
Societies 15 and 16
Visit County Home
Twelve members of Faim Wom
en’s Societies 15 and 16 m Lan
caster County' P’uday visited the
County Home and treated guests
to cup cakes and dixie cups. On
Wednesday evening, Society 16
met at the home of Mrs Annie
Graham in Georgetown, with Har
riet Graham as co-hostess The
meeting opened with the group
singing “America the Beautiful,
devotions and flag salute in
charge of Haruet Graham
Mrs Katie Matthews, secretaiy,
read the minutes of the previous
meeting and took roll call The
afternoon was spent making can
cer pads for hospitals The n6xt
meeting will be the Christmas
banquet at Rhoad’s Spanish Tav
ern in Quarryville for club mem
bers and their iarrulies
ICE CREAM
HARRISBURG Those hot,
dry days of August sent Penn
sylvania production of ice cream
to a 1955 top monthly total of
9,300,000 gallons or 22 per cent
lons, the State Department of Ag
riculture reported Output for
the month was 1,700,000 gal
above the five year 1949-53 aver
age of 7,683,000 gallons.
foß Christmas
tHE WORLD'S FASTEST PORTABLE
Smith'Corona
L. B. HERR & SON
"The Portable
Typewriter* Store”
44 48 W- King St. Lancaster, Pa.
* up