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dried beef to sauce. Pour 2
sauce over onions. Combine 1
bread crumbs and 2 table- Vi
spoons butter for topping. 2
Sprinkle over top. Bake in
hot oven (425 degrees) 12 to 3
35 minutes until golden brown.
Layer potatoes and onions in
■a 2 quart casserole. Combine
flour and seasonings Sprinkle
mixture over each layer. Dot
CURRIED POTATOES Wlth butter Pour scalded milk
Vi pound sliced bacon over a ]j Bake in a moderate
6 servings.
AUTOMATIC FLAWLESS
ELECTRIC WATER HEATER
tor only i 7 IS a month
(Includes normal installation and all maintenance
Hi costs •• •• does not include cost of electricity}
See any electric appliance dealer or plumber
participating in the plan or call at your near
est PP&L office. You’ll get a 50-gallon, glass
lined, quick-recovery electric water heater so
that you can have all the hot water you need,
when you need it . . . electrically. Provides
well over 400 gallons of 150-degree water
every 24 hours.
cups thinly sliced, pared,
raw potatoes
cup finely chopped onion
cup flour
teaspoons salt
teaspoon curry powder
teaspoon pepper
tablespoons butter or mar
garine
cups scalded milk
Now you con RENT an
rjnuf o ,Sf™ into! WaSter Farming. Saturday. January 16, 1965-7
Pan-fry bacon according to
package directions, cut into
small pieces, and sprinkle on
top of casserole, 6 servings
• Now Is The Time
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oilers and scratchers are
strongly lecommended; for
dairy cattle the animals may
be treated m the stanchion or
when in close quarters; milk
ing cows may bo treated with
rotenone or malathion Young
stock may be treated with
either of these materials, or
with Lindane, do not treat
slaughter cattle within 30 days
of slaughter.
U.S. JOY RIDES
A car is stolen in the U S
eveiy 90 seconds, and by a
teen-ager in eight out of ten
cases.
PATZ
Sales & Service
Barn Cleaners - Silo
(Jnloaders - Cattle Feeders
Robert K.Rohrer
Quarryville, R. D. 1
Heusel KI 8-2559
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If the Installation requires a change from a
2- to 3-wire, 100-ampere service, PP&L will
pay up to $lOO for the conversion, provided
you install either an electric range or a 240-volt
electric clothes dryer at the same v'me.
The $1.75 monthly rental will be, added to
your regular customer service bills.
Flameless
No Vent Necessary
Installs anywhere
PP«t
AN INVESTOR-OWNED $
H.CCTRIC UTILITY A
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Farm Wife and Family
Ladies. Have You Heard? .. .
By. Doris Thomas, Extension Home Economist
Storing Tips To Keep Clothes
Looking Their Best
Belts are easier to find if you keep them
in one area. A large hook on the wall or
door of the closet will keep them leady
for use Or you could use a wooden coat
hanger with small hooked screws placed at
internals, or buy a special belt hanger ling
Brush gaiments befoie you put them
away Check each gaiment for loose buttons,
upped seams or hems, other needed repairs
or spot cleaning Do this beioie you hang
gaiments in closet Or, as a lemindei. wiite
the lepaus needed on slips of paper and pm
to the garments.
Try hanging coats and suit jackets on
I sturdy wooden or padded hang- keep shoes 'within easy leach,
ers and see how much longer Brush or polish shoes lightly
they keep their shape. Use after each wearing and befoie
garment bags or shoulder coy- putting them m the closet,
ers to keep clothing not worn As you brush or polish, you
regularly free from dust and can see if shoes need repair.
Store handbags not used
Fold sweaters and knitted regularly, gloves, and scarves
gaiments neatly and put in in plastic bags on a convem
plastic bags to avoid stretch- ent shelf in the closet Leather
mg them out of shape. articles should not be tightly
Shoe bags or shoe racks on wrapped in plastic they
the door or closet wall help need air to help keep their
supple quality.
Hat boxes or racks keep
hats in then oiigmal shape
and in good appeal ance If us
ing lacks, you might want to
put a plastic bag ovei each hat-
Don’t Get a Shock
Be suie youi hands and the
flooi where you’ie standing
are div befoie you touch an
electric socket 01 eleetiic ap
pliance or equipment
Never use an electric cold
that is woin thiough to the
wne . leplace it piomptly
to avoid an accident
Use Your Movable Time or
lange timer to icmind you to
do various jobs, such as take
the loast out of the fteezer to
thaw, to make a phone call at
a specific time, and for Short
time cooking on top of the
M
lange,
FARM WOMEN #6 MEETS
Farm Women Society
met at the home of Mrs Mil
ton Eberly, Elizabethtown R 3,
on January 9
The speaker was Mr Phares
Risser of First National Bank
who told the group of the
progress being made on the
Lancaster County Farm and
Home Foundation. Risser is a
director on the Faim and
Home Board
Miss Edna Hammans, a for
mei director of Homemakers
of Lancaster County, showed
a film titled, “Home Again ”
Mrs. Richard McMullen and
Mrs. Anna Brandt were named
as delegates to the Farm
Women’s Convention at the
Farm Show.
The next meeting was set
for Feb 6 at the home of
Mrs. Eva Parrett, 352 Park
Street, Elizabethtown.
FARM LOANS
Loans for Machinery,
Livestock, Cars, Repairs, and
any farm purpose.
10 - S 5 year Farm Mortgages
Full and part-time farms
eligible
FARM CREDIT OFFICE
THOMAS