;• For Tho Form Wife
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aog* Juice, margarine, and
w «ter. Stir into flour mix
ture. Add nuts and mix well.
Turn into a 13x9x2-inch pan
rubbed with margarine. Bake
in a moderate oven (350 de
grees) 40 to 45 minutes.
Serve warm or cold with ice
cream topped with Spiced
Orange Sauce*.
<■ SPICED ORANGE SAUCE
y 2 stick butter or mar-
garine
cup sugar
1 tablespoon cornstarch
1 tablespoon grated or-
ange rind
teaspoon salt
a 4 cup orange juice
1 tablespoon lemon juice
i/ 4 cup water
y s teaspoon nutmeg
Combine sugar, cornstarch,
oiange rind, and salt m a
saucepan. Stir in orange and
lemon juice, and water. Cook
9 MONEYMAKING ALFALFAS
DuPuit
Vernal
Buffalo
Banger
Cayuga
Narraganseit
Haymor
Northwest Common
Northwest Grimm
S MONEYMAKING CLOVERS
Certified Petmscott
Select Pennscott
Penna. Medium Red
Midwest Medium Bed
Mammoth
Alsike
- Yellow Sweet
Tall Sweet
Fresh seed mixed and Inoculated (FREE)
Save with REIST’S Seeds
REIST SEED COMPANY
Mount Joy, Pa.
Finest Quality Seeds (Since 1925)
•»*A
"FUP TOP"
Gnimeiii
l| MMTyyille
over medium heat, atirrlng
constantly until mixture
starts to thicken. Add mar
garine and nutmeg and con
tinue stirring until mixture
thickens and comes to a boll.
Continue cooking about 6
minutes. Serve warm over
Cranberry Orange Pudding.
Makes IVi cups.
FULTON GRANGE MEETS
Fulton Grange #66 held
its semi-monthly meeting at
Oakryn, Pa., Dec. 27 with
Gyles Brown, Master, in
charge of the business meet
ing The hall was appropri
ately decorated for the Christ
mas party which featured a
gift exchange.
Miss Agnes Spence, Lec
turer, presented the follow
ing program: Group singing
ot Christmas Carols accom
panied by Mrs. Adahne Ed
wards, roll call, “Favorite
Christmas Carols”; reading,
Portable Heater
Save mor* baby pigs and cut costs with
circulating, forced-air heat. A Century
“Flip-Top" prevents chilling and dampness
eliminates crowding saves on feed!
Just-pennies an hour to operate burns
low cost No. 1 fuel oil or kerosene. Full
.length; removable '"Flip-Top”
unusually easy-to-dean.- Lowcost-Certury,.
thermostat available to provide-lmdom
halt with automatic control Wfjw
vourheater with fuel savings of 30% to 50%.
Coma in for »n "instant" demonstration
today!
Service
Farm
"Medieval Chrlctnuwi Tree,”
by Mrs. Chester Todd, Jr.,
and colored slides of the
Great Smoky Mountains Na
tional Park by George Fry of
N. Carolina.
The next meeting will be
held January 10.
FORMER COUXTIAN PEVX
STATE AOR. GRADUATE
John S. Shenk, 11, a na
tive Lancaster Countian who
formerly resided at Willow-
Street, graduated wi*h high
distinction from the Pennsyl
vania State University Satur
day, December 11, 1965, re
ceiving a Bachelor of Science
Degree from the College of
Agriculture. He majored in
agronomy.
Shenk plans. to begin grad
uate study at the Michigan
State Unnersity in East Lan
sing as a graduate assistant
in the crop science depart
ment.
He is the sou of Mr and
Mi s. William Shenk, former
ly of New Danville, now le
biding .n tlje 'countiy of Jor
dan
• Amos Funk
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business-minded farm family
can do in agriculture today.
Tomorrow, wrth the aid of
computerized planning and
increased mechanization, who
can say where the limit of
their producing ability may
be?
T>EATHS IX THE HOME
NEW YORK Deaths in
home accidents in the United
States dropped 2 percent,
from 29,000 in 1963 to 28,-
500 in 1964, according to the
Insurance Information Insti
tute More than two out of
five such fatalities resulted
from tails
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SYSTEM
For complete information on the
EASY WAY DISPOSAL SYSTEM write to:
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Lancaster Farming, Saturday, January 1, 1966
or t:
Farm Wife and Family
By Doric Thomac, Extension Home Economist
Ladies. Have You Heard? ...
Some Things To Know About Color
And Yourself
Because colors affect your skin tone,
eyes, and hair, be sure colors you choose
make you feel right when you wear them.
A color is becoming when it helps your
skin look clear and healthy. Also it should
bring out the highlights of your hair and
make your eyes sparkle. Becoming colors
also flatter your figure and bring out your
good features.
Colors must be appropriate to the occa
sion, but today some version of almost any
color is suitable
You can’t choose a color without con
sidering your own personal coloring You’ie
either a warm-toned person
with tanned skin, brown eyes,
and brown haar, or you’re a
cool-toned person with pink
skin, blue eyes, and. blonde
hair All other combinations
tend toward either the warm
or the cool
When you wear colors re
lated to your skin tone, you
give emphasis to it If you’re
a warm-skinned person, you
can use earthy, warm colors,
or contrasting dark bright
colors to bring out the more
glowiing tones m the warm
skin.
Actually you can wear al
most any color if you choose
the right lightness or dark
ness and the correct bright
ness 01 dullness. Try a vari
ety of values and intensities
near your skin to see what
they do for you.
Solutions to Some Faimiliiair
Wood Finish Problems
Never let a damp cloth lie
on. a wood surface, whether
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the cloth is damp with water
or any other liquid including
furniture polish The damp
ness could damage the finish
because the moisture will be
trapped under the cloth and
can’t evaporate.
Extremes of temperature
and humidity, overexposure to
sunlight, or just plain aging
of the furniture can cause
checking and cracking of a
wood finish An application
of paste wax will improve
the appearance if checking is
not severe
Sometimes you can hide
scratches on dark wood with,
an applicator of a paste shoe
polish in the brown shade.
• Gov. Vetoes
(Continued from Page 1)
ures passed by the legisla*
ture recently This legislation
vas inspired by an investiga
tion into the state milk in
dustry conducted by a joint
legislative committee.
Two weeks ago, Scnanton
signed five 'balls from the
package which were designed
to strengthen the Milk Con
trol Commission while retain
ing its light to set prices.
, Provides dependable emergency elec
i fric power for lights, heat, refrigera*
lion, milk cooler, and water system.
New WINCO 15 KW PTO with MAXI
WATT gives Extra Power, Performance,
and Va'ue 1 Belted tractor model and
complete line of tractor and engine
generators from 1500 t* 15,000
watts. (Int. Duty)
Sent coupon far informafiaii ap
Calf far fRCE tftmaatirafiaa
L. H. BRUBAKER
350 Strasburg Pike, Lane., Pa.
Cnutama: Fteue scat me lull mfonaa
tiM m tkc Whm liae aC uuMy gca*
cniore.
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L. H. Brubaker
350 Strasburg Pike, Lane.
Lititz, K. D. 3
Ph. Lane. 307-3170
Strasburg 887-6002
Lititz 626-7766
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