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• Have You Heard?
(Continued from Page 15)
Super-fatted soaps leave dry or
sensitn e-skin more pliable and
eliminate that stretched fell
ing
Medicated soap is
as helpful foi skin conditions,
such as acne Some medicated
soaps aie essentially the same
as deodoiant soaps . . . that is,
they contain a bactena-destroy
ing ingiedient This can be
helpful in preventing the
spread of an infection, and
may help to clear up the in
fection itself Other med rated
soaps may contain such sub
stances as sulphui or tar to
dry up excessive oihness or
flake off dead skin.
• For The Farm Wife
(continued from page 15)
and 1 tablespoon shoitemng
haie been added Bake in a
modeiate oven (350 degrees)
toi 35 to 40 minutes.
ZESTY BLUE CHEESE
SAUCE AXD LAMB,
Sliced cold roast lamb
2 tablespoons butter or
margarine
2 tablespoons flour*
% teaspoon salt
Vs teaspoon pepper
1 cup milk
Vi cup crumbled blue ch
eese
1 teaspoon Worcestei shire
sauce
Melt buttei in top of double
boiler Add flour gradually and
cook until mixtuie becomes
toaim Add salt, pepper and
milk and stu until thickened
Blendjn blue cheese and Woi
cestershire sauce Seive over
slices ot cold roast lamb.
SPICY LAMB PILAP
2 cups cubed cooked lamb
3 tablespoons chopped on
ion
1 tablespoon shortening
4Vz ounce can mushrooms,
drained
2 cups water
1 cup i ice
i/2 cup chili sauce
1 clove garlic, crushed .
1 V 2 teaspoons salt
Yz teaspoon black pepper
Cook onion m shortening un
til transparent Add cooked
lamb, liquid fiom mushrooms,
water, rice, chili sauce, garlic,
salt and pepper Simmer 45 to
CO minutes or until rice is ten
der Add mushiooms and cook
an additional 5 minutes
TOVCH-OF-DlLdu JuAMB
CHOPS
4 blade or round bone
lamb chops, V 2 inch
.thick
1 tablespoon shortening
11V4 ounce can condensed
cream o£ celery soup
% cup water
1 teaspoon ground dill
seed
Brown lamb chops on both
sides in shoitening in skillet
Add soup, water and dill seed
Blend well and simmer 35 to
40 minutes, stirring occasion
al ll\ until chops are fork-tend-
.\clcled Work Xceded
Sale oi bargain garments
that need majoi alterations be
foie wearing may iturn out to
be costly, reminds Mrs Mae
Barton, Penn State extension
clothing specialist If a bargain
means a cleaning bill or addi
tional accessories to make it
useful the garment might not
be a wise bin
Buttons Foi Emphasis
Buttons can add emphasis to
a costume when you repeat the
coloi in piping, binding, or
bolt Too sharp a coloi contrast
between buttons and garment
gnes a spotty effect reminds
Beinice Tharp, Penn State ex-
BEST FOOD BUYS
Meat Values Higher Than Average
Area food shoppers should
find better than average meat
values this weekend as retail
ers take advantage o£ supply
build-ups Seasonally large sup
plies of beef ai e now coming
to mai ket, reports Tom Piper,
Penn State Extension Maiket
mg Agent Marketings of fed
cattle are expected to be 4-6
percent above a year ago tim
ing late February and Maich
Best values will be found on
chuck roasts, steaks, rib roasts
and stewing beef.
Prices on fresh pork cuts
have been nearly steady at the
wholesale level and are gener
ally a little lower than a year
ago The same is true for cured
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The housewife not bless
ed with a garbage disposal
unit in her kitchen can do
something about the ap-'
pearance of the necessary
garbage pail or can.
The pail may be painted
a color complimentary to
other colors in the kitchen.
If wallpaper is a kitchen
feature, the pail may eas
ily be covered with paper
of the same design.
If there is space, an
alternative is to build a
wooden box to accommo
date the pail. The box may
then be painted a selected color I '■“rial. Box should open from top
or covered with appropriate ma- ] to permit easy access to pail.
BUILD A "SILO" NOT A SHELL
PROTECT YOUR SILAGE WITH A
6" SOLID CONCRETE WALL.
Weaver Star Silo Company
Lebanon R. D. #5, Pa.
Phone CR 2-7424
33 years of &ilo Building experience
Goma SututdAttMm GampUU WliqM Sami
It/UntU. GutUtU} HtunmoiiatimU
TRY THE WRIGHT SPEED CHAMPIONS YOURSEIf I
FEBRUARY 28, 1963
ALLEN MATZ
Successor to Suavely Farm Service
NEW HOLLAND, FA.
hams, but bacon prices contin
ue on the low side Little chan
ge is anticipated for broilers as
supplies aie about the same as
a year ago.
Carrots, sweet potatoes and
onions are the leading values at
the produce counter This win
ter’s carrot production, estima
ted at 600 million pounds, is
16 pei cent larger than last year
and the second on rec
ord The sweet potato crop waff,
21 percent larger than in 1961
Onion prices are favorable to
consumers, storage stocks are
above last year and. the new
Texas crop will b£ arriving at
markets in March Potatoes are
likewise in plentiful supply and
IB
iPrices remain firm on top
quality offerings of fresh fruit.
Demand for apples remain good
and prices are holding steady.
Chilean trmts are beginning to
arrive in quantity, with nectar
ines the heaviest single item
First imported grapes and
pears are on the way and will
soon be in the market D’Anjou
pears and grapefruit are avail
able at generally unchanged
prices
March will be the fourth
month in a row that red tart
cherries will make the plenti
ful list. Stocks of canned and
frozen cherries are well above
average and prices are below
those of a year ago Stocks of
canned applesauce, apple slices,
purple'plums, cling peaches and
pineapple are moderately larg
er than a year ago and can be
used by shoppers to supplement
the fresh fruit in their menus
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HEAVIER NOTCHED
PADDLES scienlif i colly
designed to give rnore
uniform spread pat
tern than other single
Renter spreaders.
A. B. C. Groff
New Holland
Wilbur H. Graybill
Litltz, R. D. 2
H. S. Newcomer & Son
Mount Joy
Allen H. Matz
Denver
• -■Chet.-Long , , ,
Akron
Far^Womehil
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Make Donations
A donation of $5 was voted
for migrant work in Lancaster
County by' the members of
Farm Women Society 21 at a
recent meeting in the home of
Mrs Earl Harms!}.
Seventeen members answer
ed roll call with “What I Want
in my Dream House". Devo-'
tions were led by Mrs Har
msh Mrs Sarah Jackson Ve
poited on a recent executive
board meeting, and Mrs. Thoih
as Bradley conducted Valentino
games Co-hostesses were Mrs.
Parke Ressel and Mrs. Charles
Ambler.
The next meeting will be
held at 1-30 p m„ March 14, in
the home of Mrs. George Pick
el Mrs. Morgan Poose and
Mrs Melvin Meek will serve as
co-hostesses.
FAMOUS N£2£l
QUALITY...at a
surprisingly low price
New paddle design shreds finer?
spreads wider than other single'
beater spreaders. 5 feed rates for
each tractor speed, plus clean-out
and neutral. Backed by a full year
written guarantee. See it ■
Landis Bros.
Lancaster
J. Paul Nolt
Gap
A. L. Herr & Bro.
QnafryviUo
Chas. J. McComsey I
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’ Hickory Hill,
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