Farm Women
SOCIETY 24
Members of Society of Farm
Women 24 and their children
played miniature golf preceding
the June meeting at the home
nf Mrs. Chris Lantz, 53 Logging
Hd., Leola. Mrs. Lantz was in
charge of devotions. Mrs. Leo
Snader, president, conducted
the session.
• The Conestoga Valley Asso
ciations concern for beautifica
tion of the Conestoga River Val
ley was discussed.
Names were announced of re
cipients of awards given to area
graduates for outstanding
achievement in home economics
and in the agriculture depart
ment. They are Sharon Herr,
Conestoga Valley High School,
and Nancy Hoober, Garden Spot
High School. Merlin Snader,
Garden Spot was awarded the
Vo-Ag honors.
Mrs. Roy Hollinger was elect
ed to fill the unexpired term
as \ice president of the group.
Plans were made for a visit to
Embieeville State Hospital on
Sept. 12 with entertainment and
treats.
The next meeting of Society
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24 will be held at 7:30 p m. on
July 30 at the home of Mrs. Mar
vin Martin, New Holland R 2. A
white elephant sale is planned.
Society of Farm Women 26,
Manheim, had a candlelight
tour of Rock Ford recently
Twenty-six members and one
guest attended.
Refreshments and a short
business meeting followed at
the home of Mrs. Kenneth Mar
tin, Lititz R 2.
On July 25, a hake sale will be
held in front of Longenecker’s
Hardware Store, Manheim. On
August 16, the society will do
nate 10 dozen cookies to the
USO A family picnic will be
held on August 24 at Pavilion
2 at Sico Park, Mount Joy, start
ing at 12 30 p m.
No meeting will be held in
July.
Society of Farm Women #2B
met recently and had a veiy
interesting tour of the Lancaster
County Wax Museum. After the
tour, everyone enjoyed a Dutch
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sewing a pleasure when you
know the basic techniques like
setting in professional looking
sleeves and hems.
The correspondence course
office of The Pennsylvania State
University offers a home study
course to help you determine
your figure type, coloring and
personality Then you are shown
how to alter patterns to fit you—
even the aging or polio figure.
By the use of a color chart,
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• For The Farm Wife
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Lancaster Farming, Saturday, July 5,1969
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Ladies,
Have You Heard? ,v.
By Doris Thomas, Extension Home Economist
Storing Canned Ham
While all canned hams are fully cooked, not all of them are
fully processed so they can be stoied at room temperature
Read the label. Canned hams that require
refrigeration must be labeled “Perishable
Keep Under Refrigeration.” They must be re
frigerated during the time they are stored by
the processor, wholesaler, and distributor.
Don’t take a chance at home' Refrigerate
so you can serve good, wholesome canned ham
Home Economist In The Supermarket
More and more stoics feel the need for
full-time home economists as stoie emphasis
grows on menu planning and meal piepara
tion. In some areas cuslomeis can consult a
supermarket recipe center for free iccipes
and meat cookery information, talk or wnte
to the supermarket’s home economist 01 listen
to educational ladio spot announcements re
garding cooking instructions on
adveitised products Some
stoies key recipes to each
week’s featuied meats,
ample washable lace dresses aie
now available. And bonding
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swear by a New Yoik steak,
theie’s no reason to disagiee.
These aie two of the many
names given to a loin stup
steak Other names sometimes
given this cut of meat include
Delmomco, shell steak, bone
less top sirloin 01 key stiip
steak.
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Eveiy time you go shopping
you cast a vote—a vote foi the
products you choose.
When you choose an item in a
store you’re telling the producer
you want to tiy it.
When you buy it a second,
and a third time you’re giving
that product a vote of confi
dence.
Manufacturers aie aware of
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learning how people spend their
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If a new product isn’t well
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