12 —Lancaster Farming. Saturday, October 28.1967 • Poultrymen
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Help Little Goblins
Hove Safe Trick-Or-
Treating Season
It’s witching season; three
fool high witches. goblins anJ
■•hosts will soon be knocking
on doors Halloween is excit
me fun. don’t let it turn into
a disaster for jour child, says
Mis Mary Keller, extension
home economics agent for New
Castle county.
A costume’s mask is half the
fun. yet a mask can be dan
gerous if it blocks your child’s
vision Make-up can be just as
imaginative as any mask
and far safer With Mother’s
■lipstick and eye make-up. your
goblin, ghost or piiate will
look as ferocious as he could
possible want Put a thin lay
er of cold cream under the
make-up and use it again to
lemove the mask, it’s easiei
than sci übbing
Costumes themselves can be
hazaidous warns Mrs Keller
Most aie not fiiepioof and
many are extiemely flimsy
Keep away from lighted can
dles and jack o-lanterns And,
don’t allow your youngster to
wear costumes that trail on
the ground Children can tup
and fall much too easily while
dashing back and foith in the
daik
Ghosts are safei than witch
es since on daik loads mo
tousts can see light-°oloied
costumes much moie clearly
For tiaffic safety, be sure mu
children wear light costumes
or add fluoiescent tape to daik
costumes when they go tuck
01 -treating.
A jack-o-lantern gunning
into the dark is a Halloween
tradition don’t let that grin
turn into a fiie Plastic or card
boaid pumpkins should never
be used with a real candle, use
a small flashlight fastened so
the hot bulb is well away from
DON’T
BURN
MONET
Save money this winter by
letting us install a Texaco
Jet Flame Booster on your
oil burner .Texaco research
and tests in homes prove
this new flame-control de
velopment can increase
burner efficiency by as
much as 42%. You get
more heat—use less oil.
Give us a call for a free an
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To a form of ethics in the Bible
Juo i !, that £>>ll holds -And when
? ‘P,', Hi esc people are united again
p 0 ' i n f. «" land and language, they will
;* „ e ; h . “ again fulfill the prophecy of
be.ng l.eM .he n..Um.V
tume while they re roaming advised. Wrapped candy keeps
the neighboi hood. best, she sajs.
Perhaps the greatest Hgllo- Never give suckers with hard
ween hazaid is internal If sticks to the goblins knocking
your tnek-or-treater eats a six on your door. Why not give
month’s supply of candy in fruit, cookies, popcorn balls or
one night, he’ll probably be small packages of raisins this
miserrlble for a week. Put some Halloween” Parents, at least,
aside and dole it out over a will welcome these more mi
few week’s time. Mrs. Keller tritious treats.
Two important things
when borrowing money
You need a sharp pencil plus the specialized financial advice
of Farm Credit to determine how your financial needs can
best be served. Farm production must be maintained, even
increased if possible. Providing the financing to insure this is
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DIRECTORS ELECTED A farmer In the ® ast «™ P a j"J;
In election of officers these of the county who asked not
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John Huber Jr.. Lititz: J. Har- farmers would hang on to it a
old Esbenshade. Manheim: Al- little. He, too, felt the crop was
len B. Graybill. Lancaster and woith more but believed tne
Harold Burkhart. Sliasburg. buyers bought according to tne
number of acres planted and
not by the quality of the crop.
The latest report, as of press
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