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Some loots aie the indoor type. They are meant to be soft and warn
and witty to go with coloiful “at-home” clothes. Here’s a jaunty
pair for the holidays, made of felt with nek lack and bias tape
trimming. The style is suitable for the whole family and the pattern
easily adaptable to a wide size innge. Make a single boot to hold
night-betoie-Chustmas gifts. Fiee instructions aie available by
sending - a self-addiessed, stamped envelope to the Needlewoik
Editor of this newspaper along with joai request foi Leaflet PPE
869.
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Courses fßft
Learn Farm Butchering
Farm butchering is a festive
occasion Friends and neighbors
often join in the day long wm k
and revelry.
For colonial faimeis it wai the
season’s final u
tivity Today, butchering of im
stock is still an important souk <
oi the farm family’s winter me it
supply.
According to a Pennsylvania
State University coirespondent
course on dressing and ci/mg
meat on farms, there are se mt il
cutena to be followed.
Select only healthy animal
for slaughter.
Choose animals gaining wr ighi
rapidly, avoid those in pooi ton
dition
Use young animals for sh.uji
tei cattle two years of age,
six to eight months, sheep <■ i
to twelve months
Give animals all the watei thev
want but keep them quiet and
without feed for 24 horns ptcv
ious to sTaughtei
Have good equipment .mrl
sharp knives
To learn the vauous cius ot
meat and how to cuie h.nb
prepaie sausage, sciapple ana
liverwuist send youi name and
addiess with $3 85 to Faim But
chermg, Box 5000, Unive. sn v
Park, Pennsylvania 16802 Make
checks to Penn State There aic
no other chaiges and a complete
course copy comes to you bv
mail.
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ASSOCIATION OF LANCASTER
Mon. thru Thurs.
9 to 4:30
Have You Heard?...
By Doris Thomas, Extension Home Economist
Under the proper condrtrons any fabric those used for cloth*
iiil or household furnishings will bum Remember this when
vn,i choose household textiles as well as clothing for your family.
Fatal or neai tatal accidents can happen
" hen people are careless with fire Childien’s
dollies often become ignited when they’re
playing with matches Eldeily people often
catch their clothing on fiie when they’ie aiound
■ cooking or heating stove or when burning
11 ash.
Careless smoking habits are the cause of
in oat clothing or bedding flies among adults
Another common way foi clothing to catch fire
is when such flammable liquids as gasoline,
koiosene or lighter fluids aie spilled on cloth
ing 'hen ignited
All fabrics don’t bum to the same degree
The degree of flammability depends upon the
fiber, weight, and weave of the fabric, suiface
oi the fabnc and design of the j, one 0 f |.j ie a^ove aiticles is
gaiment. not available, ioil on the giound
Fabrics which are sheer, light- or f^ ool until the flames aie ex
weight or loosely wovm burn tmgiushed
moie icadily than heavy, tightly
woven fabnes Napped fabrics , , , ,
wilh an spaces between loose, Widespiead use ot household,
tine fibers tend to burn quicker equipment has ieduced the drud
than tightly woven fabnes § er y 111 OUI homes But it has al-
Carments which fit loosely, so mci eased hazards to family
such as housecoats, lobes, full saf fty
loose sleeves burn more quickly About 25,000 peisoi-s each
than tight fitting gaiments y ear aie in 3 uied w! ? en - usi ”f
When a pel son’s clothing cat- heaters, ranges, washers, and
dies fire, the first impulse is to power moweis, accoidmg to the
urn, but this only makes the fire (Continued on Page 22)
bin n fastei. The correct thing to
do is to drop to the floor or
giound and roll up m a rug,
blanket, coat or heavy garment
25 North Duke St.
Phone 393-0601
Fii.
9 to 6
Lancaster Farming, Saturday, November 29,1969 —
Ladies,
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THOMAS
CUT
FUEL BILLS
up to 50%/
with the all new
FUEL SAVIHG
SUPER FLOOR HEAT
see it now!
L H. Brubaker
350 Strasburg Pike, Lancaster
R.D. 3, Lititz, Pa.
Plione Lancaster 397-5179
Strasburg 687-6002
Lititz 626-7766
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