—Lancaster Farming, Saturday, June 6, 1964 Farm Calendar
10
Ice Cream Is
Most Popular
Dairy Food
HARRISBURG Ice cream,
most populai fiozen confection
for Pennsylvanians, conforms
in weight and quality to rigid
standaids fixed by state law,
Secretary of Agiiculture Ice
land H Bull stated totday.
These standards, he said, ap
ply to all ice cream offered for
sale in the commonwealth.
Pennsylvania stands second
only to California in ice cream
production.
On a weight basis Pennsyl
vania ice cream standards top
Federal requirements 4.75
pounds per gallon to 4.5
pounds. Pints must weigh a
net of 9% ounces and half
gallons, 38 ounces.
In Pennsylvania ice cream
must contain at least 1.8
pounds of food solids per (gal
lon Secretary Bull said ice
milk, which contains approxi
mately 4 per cent fat, and ar
tifically sweetened ice milk or
ice cream are meeting a de
mand for dietary frozen des
seits
Artifically sweetened ice
ci earn and ice milk may not
contain any added sugar al
though sugar natmally present
in fiuits used for flavoring are
peimitted These frozen prod
ucts must be labeled with the
nutrient composition and ca
lm ic content
Custaid sold in Pennsylvania
must meet standards set for
ice cream and must contain al
so at least 14 per cent egg
yolk solids by weight This is
the equivalent of nearly 6 per
cent whole eggs In some
states custard is a term ap
• Freeman
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retary added.
We paiticularly urge all
teen agers to include plenty of
milk and milk products in
then diets Too fi equently our
young people don’t get enough
milk duung the teens, the very
yeais when its nutritional val
ue is most important,” Seere
taiy Fieeman said He cited
stepped-up efforts in recent
yeais to broaden school lunch
and milk programs under the
U S Department of Agncul
tuie noting that moie than 16
million child! en now are able
to enjoy milk and other nu
ti itious foods
Secretary Pieeman said US
DA “wholeheai tedly and ac
tively” endorses the June
Dany Month obsei vance again
this year, in recognition of the
dairy industry’s contribution to
the health of the American
people and to American agri
cultuie.
“the royalty of poultry
Order DEKALB PULLETS
Day Old or Up To
Twenty Weeks Old From
DUTCHMAN
MILLS, INC.
R. D. 1, STEVENS, PA.
plied to ice milk.
Products containing vegeta
ble oil as a substitute for but
teifat may not be sold in Penn
sylvania.
Co. Farm Women
Board Meets
The executive board of the
Lancaster County Society of
Farm Women met at the home
of Mrs Aaron Denlinger, Soci-
ety 7, with Mrs. Samuel Dum,
Society 19, as assisting hostess
for the Tuesday meeting.
Miss Clare Gardner, Society
9, led the devotions. Mrs. Lan
dis Myer, president, presided
at the business meeting. A cita
tion for service from the USO
was presented to the group.
Mrs. Myer also thanked the so
cieties for help at the Heart
Haven Bazaar.
On Aug. 8 and 9, several of
the societies will make and
serve chicken corn soup and
do applique for the Rock Ford
open house. The County proj
ect for the coming year will
be the Child Development Cen
ter. Each of the 25 societies
in the County will contribute
to this project. A donation of
$lOO will be given to the Citi
zens Scholarship Fund.
Solanco High School has
been selected for the County
• its BUSHEL
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grounds.
June 11.— 7 pm. County
Honey Producers meet at
the home of John Lapp,
Bareville.
June 13 I'3o p.tn. Farm
Women 25 meets at the home
of Glenn Nauman, Lancaster,
R 6.
1-30 pm Farm Women
7 meet at the home of Mrs.
Mary Usner, Gap,
SALE REGISTER
Monday, June 15, 1964, Pub
lic Sale of valuable real estate
to be held on the premises lo
cated along road leading from
Mastersonville to Milton Grove,
3 miles Southwest of Master
sonville. Terms by Henry
Cornies.
convention. Mrs. Kenneth Esh
elman, past County president,
is compiling a history of Lan
caster County Society of Farm
Women’s hook which will be
gin with a history of each
society.
Mrs. Myer reminded the so
cieties to turn in all newspaper
stories of farm women activi
ties to her to be entered in
the scrapbook which will be
judged at the state convention.
Walter Binkley & Son
Lititz, Pa.
Jared R. Stauffer
Martindale, Pa.
Lancaster Farming Ads Pay;
Power and Hand
LAWN MOWERS
GROFF’S Hardware
New Holland, Pa.
Open Thursday and Friday evening
Closed Wednesday noon