FARM WOMEN NEWS
SOCIETY 7
Mrs. Garber led devotions. |
„ The gioup will entertain at Em- 1
Society of Faim Women 7 bieeville State Hospital and hold ,
met at the home of Mrs Jacob a rummage sa i e f
Ki eider, Kmzers Rl, last Sat- . , „ . t
uiday. Mrs Harold Eby, piesi- . ™ e f " ex * meet ! n ° w i u b ® t
dent was in charge. held at the home of Mrs Joseph ,
Gieiner, 15 Forest Hill Rd, I
State convention reports were Leola, on Feb 26 at 7 30
given by Mis Paul Skiles and
Mis Chester Clark. A vocal solo
was given by Jacqueline Ki eid
er
During the program, members
displayed and talked on their
hobbies. The next meeting will
be March 8 at the Leacock
Pi esbyterian Church social
room Members of Society 10
will be enteitamed
SOCIETY 24
Society of Farm Women 24
met at the home of Mrs Jacob
Garber, New Holland, with Mrs
C. Leo Snader, new president,
in charge. Reports were given
on the State Farm Women’s
Com ention in Harrisburg by
Mrs Landis Myer, Mrs Morris
Sautler and Mrs. Snader
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SOCIETY 16
Society of Faim Women 16
held an all day meeting last
Wednesday at the home of Mrs
Roland Mendenhall, Nine
Points.
Mrs William Horner assist
ed Mrs Mendenhall in entertain
ing The members enjoyed a
covered dish luncheon and
made 13 dozen cancer pads
during the course of the day.
The afternoon speaker was
Mrs Martin Greenleaf, secre
tary of the State Farm Women
Associartion who reported on
the recent convention.
On March 8, Society 16 will
be entertained by Society 13 at
the Lampeter-Strasburg School
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BOB’S
Save Rite
market
743 S BROAD ST.
LITITZ, PENNA.
THIS CUNNING LITTLE DOLL
sleeps the day away. She is a wise
choice for a child’s first doll be
cause she is soft to cuddle and
has a gentle embroidered face.
Her pink body is made of rug
yarn, with a mop of brown hair.
She is dressed in rick rack trim
med pajamas and sleeps in a
fleece bunting. Free instructions
are available by sending a self
addressed, stamped envelope to
the Needlework Editor of this
newspaper along with your re
quest for Leaflet PPE 1381.
SOCIETY 12
Society of Faun Women 12
met at the home of Mrs John
Kendig, Conestoga HI, last
Tuesday afteinoon with 27 mem
bers sewing a total of 910 can
cel pads
Mrs Kahe Brenner was in
chaige of devotions Miss Eth
el Kendig, president, was in
chaige of the business meeting.
It was voted to donate $lOO
to the Farm and Home Center
and to support the County
Project, the Halfway House
Plants were sent to two mem
bers in the hospital iecentl>
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By Doris Thomas, Extension Home Economist
Place the chicken breast skin side down on cutting board
With a sharp knife cut through the white gristle at the neck
of the keel bone (the daik bone in the centei
of the breast)
y
Bend back and press flat to expose the
keel bone, then loosen the bone by i unning the
tip of your index finger around both sides of
the bone and remove it either in one or two
pieces
Working on one side of the breast, insert
the tip of the knife under the long rib bone,
working it underneath the bone and cutting
free from the meat
Separate the meat from the rib cage by
cutting around the outer edge of the breast up
to and through the shoulder joint, thus remov
ing the entire rib cage
Turn the breast around and repeat the
method on the other side
Working from the ends of Tips On Washing
the wishbone, scrape the meat Durable-Press Garments
away from each piece of the Wash and diy durable-press
bone, then cut out the wishbone and wash-and wear garments in
ci- ii. i -j, , small loads
Slip the knife underneath the wash whites separately
white tendons on either side of If oSSlble , use laundry equip
the breast to loosen and pull mei / wlth special cycles for
out- these new garment finishes
You can remove the skin if check appliance instruction
you want and use it with thi (Continued on Page 20)
bones as stock for soup
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Lancaster Farming, Saturday, February 15,1969 —
Ladies,
How To Debone Chicken Breasts
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