• For The Form Wife Women Society #l7 which
(Continued from Page 10) meete monthly in the homes of
members around the Buck. She
helped this society serve the
Thursday night dinner at the
Southern Lancaster County Com
munity Fair in September She
a director of Lancaster County
Farm and Home Center, an Ag
v.ay committeeman and many
other activities.
Both are ardent church work- i ust finished serving a term as
ers in the Mechanic Grove Secretary of Lancaster County
Church of the Brethren where Farm Women Society,
she sings in the choir and is a
membei of the Women’s Fel- She is a director of Lancaster
lowsldp. County Extension Association,
is Vice President of Farm serving for a second time, this
SPECIAL VALUES
t GLSN RAVEN
LADIES NYLON our C AC
PANTYHOSE price * ■
Suggested List $3.00 Pr. *
iACHELOR GIRL FISHNET TIGHTS
46K - List Price $2.00 OUR PRICE $1.60
8-M List Price $2.50 OUR PRICE $1.95
ladies List Price $2.00 OUR PRICE $2.25
WMLiLE THEY LAST OUR
EVBREADY 2 CELL PRICE
FLASHLITE Regular List 08c /
THIS WEEK'S SPECIAL
assorted LADIES 7 UNDERWEAR
Reduced For Quick Sale
STORE HOURS: 7:20 A.M. to 9 P.M. Except Wed. *•
Sat. 7:30 to 5 P.M. Closed Sunday
Clothing, Shoes, Houseware, Hardware and
General Merchandise
GOOD'S STORE
R, D. 1, East Earl, Penna. Ph. 445-6156
1 Mile North of Route 23 Along Route 625
WHEN CHRISTMAS BELLS
BECOME CHRISTMAS BILLS...
You Heed a PERSONAL LOAN
So many Lancaster County families turn to us
for financial help because we have a warm un
derstanding of the need for extra cash at this
time of year. That’s why we’re known as Head
quarters for Money Matters.
If you need cash to pay off year end bills, talk
to the Loan Officer at any one of our 8 banking
locations. We repeat. We’ll be glad to help.
Conestoga—Bank
mammas» man mm
LANCASTER CENTERVILLE/EAST/LANDISVILLE/LITITZ
MANHEIM TOWNSHIP/MIUERSVILLE/ROHRERSTOWN
MEVBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCF CORPORATION
being her third three year term
on the board.
Mrs. Kreider was born and
raised on a farm near Millers
ville, being the daughter of Mr
and Mrs. Cyrus Neff. She gradu
ated from Penn Manor High
School.
She used to help in the fields
with the faim work and with the
milking before their son Everett
Jr, now 20, was old enough to
help and she still enjoys getting
cut on a tractor. Everett Jr. is
now entering Thompson Jr Col
lege, York and Harry Spayd is
farming the Kreider farm on
the halves as of January 1.
Other members of the family
are four daughters: Joyce is
married to Marlin Shenk and
lives at Manheim Route 2. Jean
is married to Ervin Hoover and
lives at Akron. Linda 16, is tak
ing a secretarial course at So
lanco High School, is in the
chorus and is Vice President of
Gym Leaders Club. Diane 11, at
tends Drumore Elementary
School, is a member of the Com
munity 4-H Club and of the Dru
more 4-H Sewing Club. She also
takes piano lessons.
Florence is a neat housekeep
er and has several nice antiques.
She is a good cook, so say the
girls. Here are some of the fam
ily’s favorite recipes;
CRANBERRY RELISH SALAD
I lb. box of cranberries
3 oranges with rind
3 apples
Grind the above ingredients
and add 2 cups sugar. Make 1
5 oz box of raspberry jello us
ing 2 scant cups water and let
it partially jell, then add to cran
berry mixture.
FUDGE
1 cop coffee cream
% caps granulated sugar
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Lancaster Farming, Saturday, January 11,1969 —1!
Ladies,
Have You Heard? ...
\ ;
By Doris Thomas, Extension Home Economist
Checklist For An Expert Shopper
Always has a list.
Courteous to other shoppers and store employes
Shops early in the morning, early in the
afternoon, or whenever stores m her locality
aren’t crowded
Does most shopping when stores offer
special prices.
Beads labels before she bays.
Carefully considers sale merchandise to
determine why price is reduced.
Knows quantity needed and makes deci
sions based on use intended.
Compares price of different forms of food
on list before selecting.
Uses the market as a laboratory for new
ideas, latest available foods, and trends that
may mean it will be better to buy a certain
food in a few days rather than right away.
Bad Weather Tips For Men and liquid as soon as they hap-
When carrying an umbrella pen.
against the threat of ram, hook
the handle to the inside sleeve
of raincoat or outercoat. Yon
won’t forget and leave it some
place as you might if it weren’t
hooked to your coat
When your hat gets wet m the
rain, shake off excess water but
don’t rub.
Turn up the brim, push out
and dent.
Pull out inside leather band
and stand hat on it allowing the
felt to dry naturally
Good Work Habits Can Help
Prevent Accidents
Avoid falls by wiping up all
fat spatters and spills of food
COLLEGE SOMEDAY?
If may be a burning ambition to give your children
a good education. Here is what to- do.
DECISION NO. I. Decide you will save some
money.
DECISION NO. 2. Decide on the amount. Make II
o goal that is not impossible for you to reach.
DECISION NO. 3. Choose a safe place to save
where your money will earn good dividends. These
are funds with which you can't afford to take a
chance. Many people use our help!
ACCOUNTS
INSURED TO $15,000
I FIRST FEDERAL!
'avings and /sian
ASSOCIATION OF LANCASTER
25 North Duke St.
*4l||||L* 393-0601
s" s' v
Mon. thru Thurs.
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Use a sturdy stool for reach
ing objects on high shelves
Never trust a rickety stool, step
stool, or stepladder.
Keep a pair of lifting tongs
close to the cooking center and
potholders for handling hot
utensils close to the range and
oven
If you prefer mits for hand
ling hot utensils, be sure to get
well-padded mits
Keep handles of utensils turn
ed toward the back of the range.
Keep handles away from the
edges of tables and work cen
ters so young children can’t
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THOMAS
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