—Lancaster Farming, Saturday, May 21, 1966
12
• Farm and Home
(Continued from Page 3)
for the fall term; he Is the
son of Mr. and Mrs. H. Ray
mond Stoner.
The Scholarship offer re
ceived the attention of eight
applicants from five of the
county school districts. Alter
nate winners are announced
as Miss Janice Imhoflf, Eph
rata Rl. in Home Economics,
and Sanford Hostetler, Gap
Rl. in Agriculture. This spe
cial project of the Farm and
Home Foundation was con
ducted by the Scholarship
Committee headed by M. M.
Smith, County Agricultural
Agent. The winners were se
lected on the basis of scholas
tic achievement, leadership,
ANDA
HERE SAIL YOU DO:
Tell your electric appliance dealer or plumber you want
to trade in your old water heater, regardless of type or
condition, under PP&L’s offer. (Most dealers and plumbers
are participating in the plan. If yours is not, call your
nearest PP&L office for the names of participating dealers
and plumbers hear you).
Take your choice of either a 40-gallon, or larger,
quick-recovery water heater, or an 80-gallon, or larger,
NEMA standard water heater. The dealer or plumber will
then credit you with $l5 toward the purchase price* He
will remove your old water heater when he installs your
new one.
When the installation has been certified by PP&L as
being eligible for the Company’s low-cost water heating
rate, PP&L will give you its Certificate of Guaranteed
Satisfaction, covering both cost ,of operation and per
formaaqe.for six months after date opn&tallation*
ITI.TOX grange meets
Fulton Orange #6(l hold
Its regular meeting May H
nt Onkryn. The young peo
ple of the grange filled the
olllcurs' chairs and were in
character, and financial need.
The Lancaster County Farm
and Home Foundation will
continue to offer educational
scholarships in the future as
a part of its educational pro
gram; however, no definite
schedule has been developed
as to the number and timing
of these scholarships. At the
present time the Foundation
is in the midst of a building
program and a fund raising
program to construct a Farm
and Home Center.
GET A
when you trade in your old water heater on an approved
OF SATISFACTION
ELECTRIC WATER HEATER
charge of the program. Min
Mn'bel Brnbson presided at
the business meeting.
Misr Judy Longenecker was
the winner in the sewing con
test conducted by the Home
Economics Committee; and
her dress will be entered In
the State Orange contest in
June. Judges were Mis. James
Kelly, Mrs Henry Wenger
and Mrs. Jesse Wood.
Mrs. Stanley Stauffer, Jr.,
presented the following pro
gram: Contest by six men:
roll call “Some Bit of Ad
vice Your Mother Gave You’':
baton twirling act by Lois
Tindall; colored slides of
Grange activities and scenes
In Ohio and Wisconsin -shown
by Charles Mv-Sparran. Miss
Judy 'Longenecker modeled
her dress which was in the
sewing contest.
Offer good May 16 duty 2
The next meeting will ty
held May 23, and there will
be a Memorial program.
• •
Following imprisonment in
London for publishing anti
government material, Benjam
in Harris, a British publish
er, was exiled to Boston;
thereupon in 1690 he publish
ed “Publick Occurrences Both
Foreign and Domestick”
the first American newspaper.
Four days after its first issue
was released, it was officially
quashed.
• Farm Calendar
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Planning Comm, at 900 East
King St., Lancaster. •
May 26—8 p.m.v ; 4-H Hol
stein Club, judging, practice
at Clarence farm,
Ephrata R 2. ' £ v
CONSIDER THESE MANY ADVANTAGES:
You’ll prefer heating water', the flameless -electric way
because it’s dependable... clean.. ■. automatic... safe\ ..
convenient .. . carefree .. . modern . and, best-of all*
it's economical under PP&L's- lo 'rate'of only one - s .
cent a kilowatt-hour.
'And, what’s more, because your new electric wafer
heater is flameless and needs no flue, it can be placed
anywhere in a closet, under the counter, in the basement
or in the garage.
Install an electric water heater now while you can get
the $l5 trade-in allowance and PP&L’s Guarantee of
Satisfaction, and assure yourself and your family of all
the hot water you need, when you need it.
LOWANCE
<r,
PP«L*
AN iMVeSTON'OWMCS
May 27 7:30-9:30 p.m., 4-H
Spring Jamboree at LeoU
War Memorial Bldg.
May 28 1:30 p.m., Lltitz-
Mahheirt 4-H Sewing Club
at home of Mrs. David
Buckwaiter, Lititz R 3.
Weather' Forecast
Finally, seasonal tempera
tures- are beginning to ap
pear in the forecasts. For the
next several days the
weatherman promises tem
peratures averaging near
the normal range of 77 to 54
degrees, with mild condi
tions throughout the five
day period.
Scattered showers may
cloud the picture by Mon
day or Tuesday but with ac
cumulations of less than »4-
Vt inch.