Fulton Grange Appoints
Float Makers for Fair
Pulton Grange 66 appointed
eight members to prepare a
float for the parade at the
Southern Lancaster County
Community Fair September 18.
Appointed at the semi-month
ly meeting August 10 at Grange
hall in Oakryn with Richard
Holloway, Master, presiding at
the business session were- Char
les McSparran, Lloyd Leßoy
and Donna Welk, Thomas Hu
ber, Clifford Holloway 111, Da
vid Knight, Joyce Galbreath
and Mrs Alfred Overly.
Boy Scout Troop 330 will
mow the hall grounds the rest
of the season
The Grange may sponsor a
class in cake decorating if
enough people are interested.
Anyone desiring to take such a
course should contact Mrs. Al
fred Overly, Unicorn, at once
Recipes for the Pa State
Grange cookbook must be given
to Mrs Charles Reath befoie
August 20.
Approximately 5U people at
tended the swimming paity
and wiener roast August 1 spon
sored by the youth committee
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LANCASTER COUMTV FARMERS NATIONAL
and 45 attended the baseball
game in Baltimore August 4
Norman Wood represented
the Grange at the meeting in
Lancaster August 6 concerning
the fate of the monument in the
square.
Miss Rahime Ozbas from
Soke, Turkey, and sponsored by
the Quarryville Rotary Club in
the Experiment in Internation
al Living gave a very interest
ing talk about the history, geo
graphy, climate and living con
ditions in her country Being
the daughter of a farmer, sbe
told about the crops giown
there Mrs Gloria Burkhart,
Leola, had a display of Tupper
ware and conducted games for
the group
The Dru more 4-H Sewing
Club will have a fashion show
at the next meeting, August 24,
and there will be suggestions
foi officers foi next year
The Junior Giange is lequest
ing 14 ounce ketchup bottles
for crafts Their yarn pictures
aie to be completed and
bi ought to the September 28
meeting.
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Steak n’ Peaches
For Breakfast?
"Steak is one of the most pop
ular items on dinner and lunch
menus of most restaurants,”
states John Huston, Secretary.
Beef Industry Council of the
National Live Stock and Meat
Boaid, "so why shouldn't it be
just as popular on breakfast
menus?"
To carry this idea out, the
Beef Industry Council is cooper
ating with the Cling Peach Ad
visory Board to promote steak
n’ peaches for breakfast.
Sets of four cards with eight
bieakfast recipes are being sent
to operators of the food service
establishments Each card has
two full-color illustrations, show
ing how the completed menu will
look when being served
Menus of eggs, pancakes, and
peaches are featured with a
variety of steaks, including nb
eye roll, strip loin, bone-m top
loin, top sirloin, chuck, knuckle,
cubed steak and giound beef
Cultured Pearls
Cultuied peails are real pearls
made by pearl oysters but they
are brought about by mtioducmg
small foieign objects, such as
sand grains, beneath the shell
instead of waiting for nature to
do so by accident.
Be a 4-H’er
Boys and girls between 9 and
Lancaster Farming. Saturday. August 15,1.970 -
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Ladies,
Have You Heard? ...
By Doris Thomas, Extension Home Economist
An a la carte fashion menu emeiges for the 70's with many
many choices for the back-to-school and -college crowd.
There are soft, feminine, yet diamatic new looks to add spice
and interest, tasty colors of yam, pumpkin, and
Cheesit
The hemline conti oversy nukes for a
see-saw clothes closet—full of ups and down
with pants and tunics filling in
However, the leally new line is the
LONGUETTE LOOK Featuung the long and
lean silhouette, a whole new set of piopoitions
paces the longuette look. The longuette diess,
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scale of hemlines fiom mid-knee to two inches
below the knee, to midi length
The emphasis is on soft styling Wiapped
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shceme and woiking several go- Choose accessoiies as caiefully
together sepaiates into youi as basic pieces to get a unified
vvardiobe will allow the greatest look in a season that calls for
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The longuette takes on the While the look is LONGU
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midi-length caidigan, 01 vest and fibeis added, less weight and
tunic tips more suppleness is seen, and
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news centeied on boot-topping a velvety touch
gaucho pants and knickers Coiduioy pioves its textuie
Gaucho pants keep the lean look talent as well as fashion, mobility
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the side To go-with-all, legs will geaied gaiments in every thing
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teiestmg patterns and textuies nauow wales, thick and thin
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bones, and opaques with side Textuies combine in exciting
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knee-highs and pantyhose, knee- jacket and zip longuette sknt
cappeis will add a finishing (Continued on Page 27)
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