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FARM WOMEN NEWS
SOCIETY 2
A tribute to mothers based on
the hymn, “I Would Be True”,
was the subject for meditation
by the Rev. Norman Bucher,
pastor of the Manheim United
Church of Christ, when he ad
dressed Society of Farm Women
2 as they entertained members
of Society 4 at the Farm & Home
Center.
Sharon Shenk, a junior at Man
heim Central High School, pre
sented several selections at the
piano accordion. She is the
granddaughter of Mrs. Sadie
Shenk, Society 2. Serving on the
refreshment committee were
Mrs. Nathan Oberholtzer, Mrs.
Harry Miller and Mrs. Rufus
Waltz.
Mrs. Earl Petticoffer conduct
ed the business meeting of Socie
ty 2. She announced plans to en
tertain patients at the Embree
ville State Hospital on May 17.
Slides of DuPont Gardens will be
shewn by Mrs. Alvin Gray bill,
followed by refreshments. The
group plans to meet at the Man
heim Mennonite Church at 6 p.m.
The next meeting of Society 2
will be at Christ Home, Paradise
at 2:30 p.m. on Ju i 15. Follow
ing the business meeting, a play
hour with the three to six year
olds will be held.
Also announced was the Coun
ty Board meeting at the Salunga
Pavilion on Aug 6 when a picnic
will be held for all county farm
women and families: the Spring
Rally at Collegeville on Thurs
day for State Farm Women: and
Camp Swatara registration
The camp is open to any home
maker on Aug. 25, 26 and 27. So
ciety 2 will send coffee, cream
and sugar for Farm Women Day
VACATION
Prepare for next year’s summer vacation in
the same way that thousands of Conestoga
Bank Vacation Club members did a year ago.
Small, regular deposits add up to a prepaid
vacation when the happy time arrives.
Visit the nearest office of your Headquarters
for Money Matters and take out a member
ship in The Conestoga Bank Vacation Club.
Conest
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lancaster/centerville/landisville/lititz
manheim township/millersville/rohrerstown
A Trustee for The Lancaster County Foundation
at the USO on June 22. Society
4 will provide cookies.
Society 2 will make ditty bags
for servicemen again this year
tor American soldiers serving in
iet n a m at Christmas. The
group received a third place
award in their making of 230
bags last year. They received
the white ribbon in January at
the State Convention.
They voted to continue support
of a Korean child and will sup
port the Mental Health program.
Society of Farm Women 27
were guests of Society 25 on Sat
urday at the Conestoga Metho
dist Church, with 33 persons
from the two societies present,
including the county officers.
Mrs. Glenn Nauman, of Socie
ty 25, conducted the business
meeting. Slides of California
were shown by Mrs. Mahlon
Mohr.
Society 27 will take a bus trip
to Atlantic City on July 9. The
trip will take the place of the
August meeting
The annual family picnic will
be held July 28 at 12:30 in the
Sico Park, Mt. Joy.
Society 27 will have no meet
ing in June
Society of Farm Women 25 met
Saturday at the Conestoga Meth
odist Church when they enter
tained Society 27. Mrs. Scott
Nissley, county president; Mrs.
Everett Kreider, county secre
tary; Mrs. John Frantz, county
treasurer, were also guests.
Plans were completed for the
bus trip to the Spring Rally at
Collegeville on Thursday Mem
bers will help at the USO on June
SOCIETY 27
SOCIETY 25
A MINI SWEATER for a mini
girl. Big sister will be absolutely
pink with envy when she sees
this darling short-sleeved pull*
over. It is crocheted of baby wool
for little girls who wear sizes
2-4. The yoke top is striped white
and blue; the body is all white.
Free instructions are available
by sending a self-addressed,
stamped envelope to the Needle
work Editor of this newspaper
along with your request for Leaf
let PC 9852.
22 and have a stand at the South
ern Market on May 25
Members will visit Embree
iille State Hospital on May 31.
Mr. and Mrs. Mahlon Mohr en
tertained with slides of a bus
trip to the West Coast. Several
members of Society 25 also took
the bus trip.
Next meeting will be held June
8 at the Hellenic Orthodox
Church of the Annunciation on
Hershey Ave. Members will take
a conducted tour of the Church.
Mrs. Beatrice Newswanger will
be the hostess.
SOCIETY 6
Society of Farm Women 6 met
Saturday in the social room of
St. Paul’s United Methodist
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For the
Farm Wife and Family
Ladies, Have You Heard?...
Don't sprav or dust a pet with a pesticide
unless the product is labeled for such use. This
means you don’t use a flea powder on your cat
because the label i ecommends it for dogs. The
product may be all right for dogs, but cats
will lick it off as they clean themselves
Before buying a pesticide, read the label
to find out on which animals vou can use the
pesticide safely. And always follow directions
on the container for anplving the pesticide
and what precautions to take in using and stor
ing it.
Tips On Cooking Lamb
Never overcook lamb. The unique flavor
and juiciness of lamb at an internal tempera-
ture of 170 degrees is most ac- For Better Sewing Results
ceptable. Moisture escapes if the For top performance from
meat is cooked to a higher tern- your sewing machine, keep it
perature internally than 170 de- clean This means taking out lint
grees and dust regularly
Use low temperatures when Keep the machine covered
you cook lamb Food loss is much u hen not in use and you’ll cut
less when you cook at lower down m the dust that gets into
temperatures the working parts A small brush
Always cook according to the
cut. Some cuts are adaptable to
any method of cooking while
other cuts are more desiraole
v’hen you use a specific cooking
method
Cooking method depends on
.enderness, size and thicknes' of
the cut and available cooking fa
cilities
Roast legs, loins, racks and
shoulders.
Broil or fry, sirloin steaks,
loin and rack nb chops, ground
patties.
Charcoal grill steaks, loin and Plate is enough Never use too
nb chops, patties, basted riblets, much oil on the machine and be
and breasts sure t 0 use the right kind of oil.
•n . When the thread breaks and a
Braise shoulder chops smw caught m the bob
meat, shanks, breasts, and nb- * tun f the b S alance wheel
le s ' slightly to release the thread.
MEMiEK
Lancaster Farmins. Saturday. Mav 18. 1968
By Doris Thomas, Extension Home Economist
Safety With Pesticides
THOMAS
is a must for removing lint.
At least once a month clean
the machine If you do a lot of
sewing, you may need to clean
U more often Before oiling the
machine is a good time to use
the lint brush-remove the throat
plate and clean the bobbin ear
ner. Use the brush wherever
you see lint on machine parts.
Your best guide for oiling in
structions is the manual that
came with your sewing machine.
Check the places where oil is
needed One drop of oil in each