20—Lancaster Farming. Saturday, March 1,1969
town and the Sterling Gardens. . D “ rinfi the business session
She will check into both pos- * n chai 'g« the President. Mrs.
sibilities and advise the club at °ber. the group decided
Greenleaf, state secretary, gave the next meeting which will be t 0 membeiship to 29 wom
members a quiz on the by-laws held March 29 in the East en - to sew eancer Pads
The next meeting will be held Peteisburg Church of the Breth- ' vere m , a ~f *°!. 4 , at , l ” e
at the home of Mis Edwam Wit- run instead of the home of the h ° me of Mrs - Bix . ler tn ?
mer, Quarryville. on Match 20 hostess Mrs. Paul Ebersole as afternoon participants ana a
pi eviously announced. the home of Mis Keith Vogt,
t,. „ ~, 0 _ in evening both located at Mai-
The Rev. and Mis Roy For- R R 1
ney will present the program . . , ‘ . u i. u * rp.
A bake sale to be held at Two
Guys on March 21 was announc
ed by Mrs J. Stanley Newcomer,
Ways and Means chairman
# Farm Women
(Continued from Page 19)
SOCIETY 5
Jack Sippel presented an il
lustrated talk on Camp Easter
Seal at a meeting of the Society
of Farm Women 5 (East Peteis-
burg): last Saturday at the First Aid in the Farm Home
Evans Restaurant in Manheim WuS the topic of discussion and
Miss Matilda Workman and demonstiation by Mrs Robert
the president, Miss Elizabeth Mowier when the recently or-
Workman, were hostesses Dur- ganized Society of Farm Wom
ing the informal business meet- en 29 met Monday evening in
ing, Mrs Bessie Giaybill report- the home of Mrs Clayton Ranck,
ed the success of a refreshment Marietta Rl, with Mrs John E.
stand held recently at Mrs. Ed Hiestand as co-hostess
Longenecker’s household sale Mis Paul Witman, past coun-
Mrs Abram Weidman, bus ty president, installed the new
trip chairman, discussed tenta- members, which included all
ti\e plans for a tup to Hess but the 10 charter members The
Brothers Flower Show in Allen- St on p was led in the opening
REBM
EASTER
Fai
Sin'
Open
9 P
Soft and Creamy Full of Coconut
Rabbits Pigs Cats Crosses
25c -40 c -50 c -60 c -75 c - $l.OO
Names put on Goods over 40c FREE
REBMAN'S
|%kl#lVl#tl* W 800 S. QUEEN, LANC.
SOCIETY 29
and devotions by Mrs. Gerald
Ruhl.
The next meeting of Society
29 will be held March 17 in the
home of Mrs. Walter Mowrer,
Columbia Rl, when Mrs. Aldus
Baum, Manheim, will discuss
decorating Easter eggs.
SOCIETY 3
John S Carman, past presi
dent of the Ephrata Toastmas
ters Club, was guest speaker
at a recent meeting of the
Society of Farm Women 3, held
at the home of Mrs Gilbert Paul,
Stevens Rl, near Mt Airy.
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• 2 Models all steel welded head catch gate
• All weather salt and mineral feeder/face fly cr trol
• All steel hay and silage bunks
• Grain troughs 4 models
• Pickup stockracks
• Lifetime free stalls: "unequalled in quality ,r
• Ritchie Waterers and Behlen Steel buildings
For prices, contact: Fred Frey, Mgr.
786-2235 (717) FREY BROS.
R. D. #2
Quarryville, Penna. 17566
* For The Form Wifo
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Stir in the milk. Heal to serving
temperature. Makes 6 servings
About 175 calories per serving
POTATO AND SPINACH
SOUP
cup chopped onion
Z tablespoons butter
3 cups water
1 teaspoon salt
2 cups raw, peeled, diced
potatoes
2 cups chopped fresh spinach
THANK YOU
For Helping Us To Moke Our
Open House A Success.
Your Equipment Center In Lancaster County-
KINZER EQUIPMENT
Kinzers, Pa. Phone 442-4186
1% cup* (1 tall can) evaporated
milk
1 teaspoon Worcestershire
sauce
Vi teaspoon momosodium
glutamate
In a large saucepan saute
onion in butter until transpar
ent. Add water, salt, potatoes
and spinach. Cook until pota
toes are tender, about 20 min
utes Add remaining ingredients
and heat thoroughly but do not
boil Serve with shredded Ched
dar, Provolone or Parmesan
cheese for topping. Makes 6
servings.