MEMBERS OF FARM WOMEN SOCIETY THREE prepared Christmas.. Seals
for - mailing this week at the Lancaster Tuberculosis Society. They* are,- le i t to
Royer, Ephrata B 2; Mia. Gilbert J Paul, and M« p
ly both of Stevens Rl; Mrs, Ivan Eberly, Ephrata Rl. Mrs. Harry Palm, I°*
Ave., Ephrata, and Miss Hannah Wissler, Lincoln. * • rnoTO ‘
Farm Women 4
Host Husbands
Husbands of members were
quests of Society -of Farm Wo
men-' 4 at a smorgasbord in
Meadow Hills Dining House re
cently Mrs John Gingrich, nee
president was in charge of the
meeting
A-donation of $35 was gi/m
bo the county projekrt, the Child
Development Center Four
members will assist at the
Health and Welfare Center
Thursday.
Miss Mary Greider entertain
ed at the smorgasbord with pi
ano-selections Mrs Paul Metz
ger introduced the wpeaker.
Herbert Xeang His subject
was “Let’s Take a Look at Oui
eelves "
Sqieiety 4 will sew at the
General Hospital on Thursday,
Nov 7 The next meeting will
be -Saturday, Nov. 30 at the
home of Mrs. Richard King,
Mountville at 1 30 pm
• Have You Heard?
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give you a basic custard iecnpe
with variations
Types Ol Floor Wax
Floor wax is available in
three general types paste
■wax, liquid polishing wax, and
liquid self-polishing wax The
manufacturer’s label will state
what type wax it is water
base or solvent-base wax
Paste Wax has a solvent base
—the solvent acts like a dry
cleaning fluid and cleans as
{well as waxes Paste wax needs
(polishing
The only difference between
(paste and liquid polishing wax
is the amount of solvent Li
quid polishing wax is easier to
apply. Paste wax and liquid
polishing wax must not be use-J
on asphalt or some rubber tile
The solvent, which you can
tell by its characteristic drj
c earing odor, causes the as
phalt or rubber surface to sof
ten or pit and colors to bleed
Liquid self -polishing wax is
a water-base wax It’s a com
mon choice for kitchen floors
where damp wiping is needed
often Don’t use a liquid selt
polishing wax on wood floors
unless the wood is sealed oi
painted
A woid of caution once
yon use either a water-base or
a solvent-Jbase wax, don t
switch types without first com
pletely removing old wax
Keep poisons and explosives
away from children ft may
1)0 saler to destroy the little
you may have on hand J than to
run risk of children 6r ani
mals getting to them before
they are needed next season
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’* -L, ‘‘nr *‘ /' J 'The money ,will .also* be-used
WOlllCn to finance programs of health
k • . m.n . o 1 - education ■’and’information for
AS3ISt i lO» »Jem school childrEnr-aird adults.
IVlsafl pamiviicm During-.thffl®paßt> year 358
mail volunteers gave 1579 hours of
Representatives from all the service to r the* TB Health
Farm Women Societies'*ln the Society. Volunteers assist in
county are giving an. -.‘‘assist” many phases-of work in. addi
to the Christmas Seal** cam- tion to stuffing .h-nd. preparing
paign of the Tuberculosis and campaign maiU- Some prepaie
Health Society of Lancaster and deliver*campaign material* ,
County. such as -bookmarks and ban-
Working in shifts of six gles to the-'schools,, posters to
, members, . the women-i give - a stores, baaks-and'.service sU
half day at the Health Center tions; placet-mats .to restau
to help prepare Christmas Seal rants and- payroll*enclosures to
ma ,j businesses.*. Others assist re-
The annual campaign opens gularly throughout the yeai
November 15, when approxi- with preparation and mailing
mately 80,000 letters will be of x-ray reports, stamping
sent out to residents of Lan- educational literature, prepai
,caster City and County mg kits of materials for nurs-
Pioceeds of the 57th an- es, physicians and teacheis, as
nual Chnstmas Seal campaign sistmg on the chest x-iay mu*-
mil be used in a progiam of and distributing fivers and
detection and prevention of educational materials prior to
TB and other respiratory dis- the x-ray ’survey program*,
eases, through the use of the The Society willl always wel
x-rays and tuberculin test, come additional \olunteeis
1V
tough new
germ killer
Drop by drop ... day in day out. .. new Purina
Germicide kills disease bacteria, viruses, and fungi.
It’s one of the most effective disinfectants on the
market.
Purina Germicide is strong enough to knock out
some of the toughest disease germs, mild enough
not to corrode equipment or harm poultry and
livestock. Spray, dip, or rinse—any way you use
Germicide, it does the job fast in hard or soft
water. In solution Germicide is odorless, non-stain
ing, and very stable—lasts for several days when
you use it to treat footpads.
We suggest you use non-toxic, non-irritating
Purina Germicide next time you have a disinfect
ing job to do. It comes in unbreakable plastic gal
lon jugs at our Checkerboard Store ... listed on
the cover.
WHERETO USE NEW PURINA GERMICIDE: footpads,
poultry crates, equipment, walls, ceilings, floors, pens,
stalls, livestock truck beds, scales, overshoes.
John B. Kurtz
Cedar Lane'
James High'
Gordonville
Wenger’s Feed Mill, Inc.
Rheems
Ira B. Landis
Valley Road, Lancaster
John B. Kurtz
Ephrata
Whiteside & Weicksel
Kirkwood
S. H. Hiesfand & Co.
Salunga
John J. Hess, II
Intercourse'* New Providence
Warren Siclunan
Peqnea
John J. Hess
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