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SOCIETY 8
Society of Faun Women 8
met last Saturday at St. Mark’s
United Methodist Church, Mount
Joy. Mrs. William Heisey pie
sided. Ruth Eby led the devo
tions.
Roll Call was answered by
naming “My Favorite First
Lady.” A new member, Mary
Grace Martin, was installed by
the president.
Members voted to give a do
nation to the county project,
Halfway House.
Plans were made for the
spring rally, set for May 15 at
the Town and Country.
The next meeting will be held
March 15 at the Maytown Fire
Hall, when husbands of the
members will be the special
guests.
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After the meeting, “sweet dist Church - W. Orange and Mul
swap” refreshments were seived Sts, Lancastei Chaicoal
drawing will be featured by El
wood Mehle. Society 25 will be
special guests.
SOCIETY 22
Mr. Robert Millard was guest
speaker at a recent meeting of
Society of Faim Women 22 held
in the home of Mrs. Richard
Ferry, Horseshoe Road, assisted
by Mrs Kenneth Hoover.
Mrs. Paul Miller presided
Mrs. Clair Witmer, Lampeter,
was installed as a new member.
The club approved a gift of
525 to be forwarded to the Coun
ty Farm Women treasurer, Mrs.
Abram Weidman, to be credited
to the County project, Halfway
House. The county gift will be
piesented in October following
a tally of gifts from the local
societies.
Members were given enve
lopes with the farm women em
blem in which the individual
members are requested to en
close a letter to Governor Ray
mond Shafer, Representatives
Sherman L. Hill and Marvin
Miller, and State Senator Rich
ard Snyder to express their
views on supporting legislation
on the resolutions adopted by
the Pennsylvania Society of
Farm. Women at the recent con
vention in Harrisburg. The
resolutions deal with opposition
to the liberalization of liquor
laws, preservation of natural re
sources, Bible reading in public
schools and partriotism.
In other business, plans were
made for a household sale which
will be held March 8 at 10 a m
on Hans Herr Drive at the resi
dence of Mrs Maud Ranck. The
society will be in charge of a
refreshment stand.
The next meeting will be held
March 11 in the Fellowship Hall
of the Covenant United Melho
SOCIETY 18
Society of Farm Women 18
met last Saturday at the home of
Mis David Rohrer, 142 Main
St., Landisville. Mis Lewis
Mengel was in charge of devo
tions.
Mrs. Edward Wissler, presi
dent, conducted the business
meeting.
It was voted to donate $75 to
the Farm and Home Center.
Society 18 will sew at the Gen
eral Hospital on Thursday,
March 6.
Miss Lois Rohrer entertained
the group on the marimbas Mrs
Martha Greenwalt spoke to the
women on how to remodel old
furs.
Society 18 will entertain So
ciety 21 in March at the Farm
and Home Center.
SOCIETY 15
The Society of Farm Women
15 met last Thursday at the
home of Mrs. William Craw
ford. She was assisted in enter
taining by Mrs. John Frantz,
Mrs. Clair Sticher and Mrs.
Wiley Howett
The business meeting was con
ducted by the vice president,
Mrs. Leigh Walton
The program featured high
lights of the recent state con
vention in Harrisburg by Mrs
Thomas Greenwalt Mrs Martin
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Lancaster Farming. Saturday. March 1.1969—1!)
Ladies,
Have You Heard? ...
By Doris Thomas, Extension Home Economist
Good Care Helps Cut Clothing Bill
If every family members develops good clothing caie habits,
his garments will give the maximum wear. And everyone can
help to cut the clothing bill. Some ways to do
it include
Put a garment on a padded or shaped
hanger after each wearing Close the zippers
and buttons. If belts seem to pull the v/aist
out of shape, hang them separately
Brushing and airing garments regular!'
will give added wear. Use a soft clothes brush
and brush with the gram of the fabric Wool
clothing needs to be aired and brushed more
often than clothing of other fibers. For both
appearance and wear. Keep the wrinkles
steamed out of clothing
Develop the habit of keeping clothing
free of spots and stains. After each wearing
check a garment to see if there are spots, and
remove them at once. When
you’re traveling it’s a good idea
to carry a spot removal pad or
stick so you can remove spots
while they’re fresh.
Plan to launder or dryclean
clothing frequently so that heavy
soil doesn’t develop. Less
treatment is needed for slightly
soiled garments.
Keep clothes mended
catching the small seam break
before it enlarges and splits the
fabric not only saves time on
your part but adds to the wear
ability of the garment
Care of Eggs
To maintain their high quality,
keep eggs cold at all times be
fore using.
Buy eggs that are kept in a
refrigerated case take eggs home
promptly, and put in your re
frigerator at once
Because eggs absorb odors
easily, keep eggs away from
foods with strong odors
SPECIAL DISCOUNT
PRICE ON OILERS,
INSECTICIDES, LICE POWDER, CATTLE WORMER
FEBRUARY & MARCH
ALSO HAVE IN STOCK VIGORTONE PREMIXES TO
MAKE UP YOUR OWN BEEF & DAIRY SUPPLEMENT,
FROM YOUR HOME GROWN GRAINS, STALEY SWEET
LIX 3-IN-1 BLOCKS, BLOAT GUARD BLOCKS. SWEET
LIX WORMER BLOCKS, SWEETONE DRIED MOLASSES,
DAY-ONE ORAL ANTIBIOTIC PIG IRON, SURJETS for
haid milking cows, $2 00 box postpaid, BLACK and CLEAR
PLASTIC FILM for buildings & silage piles, ALSO HAVE
IV2 MILL 3 ft & 4 ft by 1000 ft BLACK MULCHING
PLASTIC. WE SELL WHOLESALE & RETAIL
THIS SPECIAL ENDS MARCH 15,1969
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DRY-MAST DRY COW TREATMENT
%=> 1 SYRINGE WITH 4 TREATMENTS
x=> $1.55 @ add 5c each syringe for postage,
1 DOZEN POST PAID cash with order &
this coupon. WHILE SUPPLY LASTS,
Name
Address
State Zip Code
Good Only At Zimmerman’s Animal Health
Supply Store
A STORE AT YOUR DOOR COSTS YOU MORE
WE SELL FOR LESS
ZIMMERMAN'S
ANIMAL HEALTH SUPPLY
Distributors of VETERINARY products AND farm supplies
WOOD CORNER ROAD, LITITZ, R#4, PA 17543
STORE HOURS- MONDAY, TUESDAY, THURSDAY,
FRIDAY & SATURDAY 7-30 A.M to 8 30 P M.
STORE CLOSED ALL DAY WEDNESDAYS
STARTING MARCH 1, 1969
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If an egg needs washing, wash
it just before using.
Before storing, check cartons
for any eggs with cracked shells.
If you find some, use these first.
What Is Freeze-Dried Food?
Freeze-dried foods are foods
that have had the moisture taken
out while the food is frozen.
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