jig\ ■■ ■ j|H§ « Wa|B ■ >Elaine Stoltzfus and Robert
Gif ANGt NEWS' rindlcy. John C. Hodman, Quar
■wfcWW*r i.willc, showed some very inter-
Fulton Grange #66 held their csting pictures of a big game
semi-monthly meeting January hunting trip four local men took
26 at their hall in Oakryn with l » Biitish Columbia. Canada,
the Master, Richard Holloway, hist summer The trip was made
conducting the business meeting hy plane and horseback.
The Youth committee is plan- Mrs. Stauffer conducted a
ning to have a sledding party “Tiuth and Consequences” game
Jan 21, (today) 7:30 pm. at the with Mr. and Mrs Thomas Gal
home of Miss Sylvia Shirk, Card- breath, Mr. and Mrs. Ambrose
inal Drive, Quairyville R.l, if Gifting, Mr. and Mrs Gyles
there is snow, if not they will Biown, Mr and Mrs Norman
have a fun party. Wood participating. They are
Mrs. Stanley Stauffer Jr. pre- conduct a scavenger hunt un
settled the program which fealur- 111 the next meeting and bring
ed one of the Lancaster Co blue- in a number of articles. The
libbon square dance team prize winning couple will receive free
winneis at the Pa. Farm Show, turkey supper tickets.
Taking part were Mr and Mrs. The program theme for the
Roj Eager, Mr. and Mrs Stanley Feb 9 meeting will be “Pollution
Stauffer Jr, Miss Sylvia Shirk, On The Farm.” The Junior Gran-
Clifford Holloway 111, Mrs ge will meet that night also
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An informal fun night and
come-as-you-are meeting of So
ciety of Farm Women 29 was a
relaxing evening out for mem
bers as the 25 women chatted to
gether and discussed materials
needed for the February meet
ing when a handicraft program
is planned.
The January meeting was
held in the home of Mrs. Allen
Esbenshade, Mount Joy Rl, with
Mrs. Jay Stauffer serving as co
hostess. Mrs. Dale Hiestand, vice
president, conducted the brief
business meeting in the absence
of the president, Mrs. Ronald
Ober.
During the business portion,
Mrs. J. Stanley Newcomer re-
ported on the activities of the
state convention and present
ed the five resolutions adopted
by the state- delegates concern
ing education, religion and pa
triotism. She particularly em
phasized the resolution encoui
aging each person to work on
conservation of natural and
historical resources, beginning
in her own area, even in her
own back yard, if need be.
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Fulton Giange was host to a
regional Giange meeting Janu
ary 27 The following Pa. State
Grange officials spoke briefly
and conducted workshops; Mast
ei, A Wajne Readmger; Secre
tary, J. Luther Snyder and Mrs
Snyder; Women’s Activities Di
rector, Mrs Ross Metz; Junior
Grange Superintendent, Mrs.
Alan Markel, Regional Youth
Committee Member, Kenneth
Schlegel.
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SOCIETY 29
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Lancaster Farming, Saturday, January 31.1970
Ladies,
Have You Heard? ...
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By Doris Thomas, Extension Home Economist
When You Choose Canned And Frozen Vegetables
Most canned and frozen vegetables aie packed and pi iced ac
cording to quality or grade even if the giade isn’t indicated
Grade A or Fancy means lop quality, tender
succulent vegetables with excellent flavor and
color
Grade B or Extia Standaid means slightly
mature vegetables with good flavor and coloi
Grade C or Standard are matuie vegetables
not as tasty or good-appeaung as Giades A and
B.
Whole vegetables or specially sized vegeta
bles usually cost more than cut styles
Fancy cut vegetables aie moie expensive
than othei cut styles
Dices, short cuts and vegetables pieces aie
least expensive.
The U S giade name on a can or package
means the vegetable has been packed under
continuous USDA inspection. Roquefoit Fiance
The grade name or the contm- Children Need Encouragemert
nous inspection statement may As a paient, tiy to objectively
be shown within the USDA appiaise your child’s ability,
shield. Tnen encouiage and even insist
Safety Pays that he woik up to that capacity.
If someone’s clothes catch fiie Help yom child dieam enough
foice him to drop or lie down to realize what he can or can't
wherever he is If a rug, coat or do
wool blanket is available, roll Then provide encomagement,
the person into it to smother the mthei than piessme to help him
five seek his goals
If no heavy article is handy
roll him over and ovei until the
flames are out
The natural tendency when common about the faun and
clothes catch fire is to run This many non-farm piemises, they
only makes the fire burn faster can be used to waim looms and
and inci eases the danger of flam- motors, and to keep pipes and
es and smoke sweeping up tow- pumps from freezing On live
ard the face. stock farms many are used to
Use care when you’re near op- waim the area of a new-born pig
en flames or lamb, this is very important
Origins Of Better- m extiemely cold weather. I’d
Known Cheeses hke to caution all useis to be
Camembert France certain that the heat lapip is
Cheddar (aged) United we jj f as t ene d so that it will not
S Damshßlu d e a - Denmark do '™ int ° beddin * J* f ber
Excelsior - Fisnce flnnirnsble ixistexislj cinci tlist in©
Goigonzola (Colombo) —ltaly unit is safely out of reach of all
Gouda (farmer’s aged) Hoi- amma ls In times of stress and
land „ , , excitement animals may not be-
Sieml’romage 1 -France have noimally and will attack
Paimesan Italy these fixtures in then pens.
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Heat Lamps
The use or neat lamps is very
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