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Red'Meat Production
Down 10% In July
Production of red meat in
July declined from June lev
els in both the state and na
tion, according to the Pennsyl
vania Crop Reporting Service.
July output in Pennsylvania
totaled 72,303,000 pounds, 10
percent less than in June and
2 percent less than in July
last ygar. Total production for
the first seven months of 1966
was 559,647,000 pounds, about
1 percent more than last year.
Commercial pi oduetion in
the United States totaled 2,421
million pounds m July, 9 per
cent less than in June.
Stocks of all meats in cold
storages in the nation on Au
gust 1 totaled 492 million
pounds, 26 million pounds less
than a month earlier, but 50
million pounds more than sup
plies on hand August 1, 1965.
The dairy industry is the
second largest food industry in
the nation, accounting for
about one-fifth of the total re
tail value of foods produced
and consumed in the nation.
Americans consume recoid
breaking quantities of frozen
dany foods. Ice cream and
SS mo°re en tha d n ai ?l quarts
person in 1965, nearly onej
pint higher than m 1964. J
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Lancaster Farming, Saturday, September 10, 1966—15
For t
Farm Wife and Family
Ladies, Have You Heard? ...
By Doris Thomas, Extension Home Economist
Magical Casseroles
Casseroles come about as near to magic
as a busy homemaker can get. For these
successful, quick, and easy dinner-m-a-dish.
Keep canned meats, soups, and vege
tables on hand. They’ll help you serve a
pleasant casserole dinner to unexpected
guests.
Use any leftover meat or vegetable as T
the beginning of a casserole. s
Unusual sauces and seasonings keep
these leftovers from seeming like the same
foods just warmed over.
You can prepare casseroles in a short
time, or you may want to fix them ahead
of time and store m your refrigerator or
freezer. Cooking time is usual- You can save time by cook
ly short, since most of the ing extra rice, macaioni, po
foods are precooked. But if t.ttoes, or other starchy food
you freeze a casserole, you for a second meal while you
have to allow time for it to prepare for the first one.
thaw. (Continued on Page 20)
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Hearing Tests
Friday, Sept. 16
MOUNT JOY MANHEIM
10 a.m. 'til 1 p.m. 2 p.rm 'HI 6 p.m.
Location: Location:
On East Main Street Market Square in
near the Theatre front of Silco Store
An Electronic Mobile Heoring Test Unit
will give free hearing tests Saturday in
Mount Joy and Manheim.
The test consists of a series of tones
transmitted thru earphones at various tone
levels. Each oar is tested separately and the
technician in charge will be able to deter
mine immediately if a hearing loss is pre
sent and the approximate percentage of
loss.
Information will be available on ear
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