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Farm Women
FARM WOMEN 23
Twenty members of Society of
Farm Women 23 met tout weak
in the borne of the retorting pres
iden's, Mrs Milton Funk, Wash
ington Boro HI. Mi’s. Enos New
comer ’led devotions
For the program, Mrs. Paul
li€ agy, Washington Boro, who
returned from a Christmas holi
day m Bermuda with her fami
ly, snaied some of their ex
penances
Secret sisters were revealed
and new names drawn Mrs
Maurice Hostetler was in charge
of the' program
Mis Clay t o n Charles, v in
coming president, conducted the
business meeting
Four urban families were pro
vided a complete Christmas dm
nei with gifts and toys The
names of the families were sup
plied hy the Salvation Army.
fiiA Christmas card, handmade
tjfy the I'l-year-old Korean or
phan boy supported by 'the club
for me past nine years, was dis
played
An additional gift of $l5 was
given to the county project of
furnishing the kitchen at the
Fam Si Home Foundation, now
under 'construction. Also ap-
Agway
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INVENTORY CLEARANCE SALE
ON ALL APPLIANCES
AND SNOW EQUIPMENT
Save up to $2OO. Off Lisl on Snowmobile
and up to $lOO. Off List on Appliances
515.00 This Coupon Worth $ 15.00
An Additional Qff
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On all appliances and Snow Equipment
Garden Tractors and Riding Mowers
515.00 Now thru Jan. 15th 515.00
Count bn us to service everything we sell!
24 Hour Service Doily Ph. 394-0541
proved was the continuation of
aid to three children an the
State School for the Mentally
Retarded at Hamburg, whereby
a birthday gift and a small
amount of personal spending
money will be forwarded for
1968
Society 23 will distribute fruit
and cookies to the Lancaster
County Home and Hospital on
Jan. 18, along with Society 24
The special activities commit
tee is planning lefreshment
stands ait three farm sales in
February and March.
Mrs Edgar Funk and Mrs
Ben Shank were named dele
gates to the 4£ i annual convent
toon of Farm Women of Penn
sylvania in Hamsburg, Jan 15
and 16 Mrs Robert Rohrer and
Mrs Lester Newcomer were
named alternates Mrs Charles
wall also attend Bus reserva
tions are to be made with Mrs.
Frank Hodecker, Society 10.
Next meeting will be held at
the home of Mrs Paul Funk,
W ashungton Boro Rl, when can
cer pads will (be made
FARM WOMEN 5
Society of Farm Women 5
met at the home of Mrs. Samuel
Longenecker, 140 Sunny Slope
Lane, Manheim, last week.
A short business meeting was
conducted by the president, Miss
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Supply Center
1027 DILLERVILLE ROAD, LANCASTER
Just A Few
17 HP. Snowmobiles left!
Come in today and get a free ride!
HURRY!
GRANGE NEWS
Fulton Grange #66 will hold
its regular meeting January 8,
8 pm at the Grange Hail m
Oakryn. Mrs Jesse Wood, Lec
turer, will present a program
on community service The
Youth Committee will sponsor
a dance for the young people of
the community January 13, 8 30
to 1130 pm “Lookouts” or
chestra will furnish the music.
Lancaster County Pomona
Grange #7l will hold a dinner
meeting January 20, 7 pm. at
the Rhoads Spanish Restauiant,
Quarryville Reservations aie m
charge of the Executive Com
mittee Richard Maule, Coleram
Grange, Clair Murphy, Fulton
Grange, and Alfred Wanner,
Salisbury Grange and must he
made toy January 17
Charles G McSparran will
preside at the business session
and Miss Helen Wanner will
conduct a m am o rial service
Norman Mauie and his team
from Chester County will install
the officers for the next bien
nium
One pound of learning re
quires ten pounds of common
sense to apply it.
HURRY!
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SB
Lancaster Farming, Saturday, January 6,1968 —11
For the
Farm Wife and Family
Ladies, Have You Heard? ...
By Doris Thomas, Extension Home Economist
Furniture Terminology
Traditional Great periods of furniture
style reproduced or imitated Eveiy genera
tion bon owed something from the past closer
to contemporaiy than to any historical pie
cedent
Reproduction A copy of an old piece
of furniture of historic style If it is accurate
in all details, it is a lephca, if it follows the
general external foim it is a lepioduction
Adaptation A leproduction that pre
serves the spirit of the original piece which
inspired it
Authentic genuine, an exact replica
Style A distinctive manner of design
ing typical of any given time, place, peison, or
group
The Cost Of Snacking
A large share of your family’s
food money goes for potato
chips, pretzels, and nuts
Almost two billion dollars
were spent in a recent year for
snack foods
Shelf space for snack foods at
stores has increased 50 percent
in length in the last thiee yeais,
according to trade papers
Snacks, like candy, are often
bought on impulse Bright pack
ages, tantalizing new items,
catchy names, and desire for
approval of family and friends
induce the purchase of many
snack items
When Is Bread Fresh?
When you buy bread, how do
you know it’s fresh’
The familiar squeeze test is
no longer reliable for detecting
the freshness of bread.
Some new bread formulas
contain softeners as an ingre
dient These softeners keep
bread soft for days
And some compact loaves may
be very fiesh but because no
softeners have been added they
don’t yield to the squeeze test.
Arrange Furniture For
Senior Citizens
Consider comfort, conven
ience, and safety when you ar
range furniture for a senior citi
zen. Because older persons
aren’t likely to change their
I FIRST FEDERAL
‘avings and/oan
ASSOCIATION OP LANCASTER
will be issuing
SAVING CERTIFICATES
in a minimum amount
of $5,000.00 effective
January 2nd, T 968
for a period of 6 months.
Saving Certificates can be issued from regular sa; mg
accounts during month of January and earn interest
as of January 2.
Phone 393-0601
or stop at 25 N. Duke St., Lane.
furniture arrangements often,
you’ll do well to plan an ar
rangement that will be satis
factory for a long time
Plan traffic lanes through a
room for comfort and safety.
Check that doors open away
fiom traffic lanes and that fur
niture doesn’t stick out into
walking areas
Leave plenty of room to walk
aiound chairs, tables, and other
furniture.
Plan furniture airangements
so the center of the room re
mains clear
For safety’s sake, avoid small
stools, floor pillows, or scatter
rugs
O For The Farm Wife
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5 ingredients and mushroom
mixture Blend well Pour into
6 greased individual casseroles.
Combine cracker crumbs, cheese
and anchovies Add remaining 2
tablespoons butter, melted.
Blend thoroughly Sprinkle ev
enly over casseroles. Refriger
ate until ready to heat and
serve. If chilled for any length
of time, let stand at room tem
perature before baking Bake in
a preheated moderate oven (350
degrees) 25 to 30 minutes or un
til golden Garnish with lemon
and parsley. Makes about 6
servings
THOMAS