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By Doris Thomas,
Extension Home Economist
Nutritional Guideline
to be Established
for Frozen Dinners
Frozen dinners processed in
le future will carry a nutritional
ibel; The Food and Drug Ad
linistration has completed
utritional guidelines for
recooked, frozen heat-and-serve
inners. And the information will
} carried on all packages of
lese foods.
LAWN & GARDEN
Equipment & Service
WALTER BINKLEY & SON
RD #4, Lititz, Pa. 626-4705
(ROTHVILLE STATION RD.)
Where every sale is backed by Service
Celebrate with these 3 day savings!
FOR THE FARM
Malathion (50 per cent)
Cygon
Mastitis Tubes
Udder Balm
Teat Dip
Stock Spray & Dip
Dairy Detergent
FOR THE HOME
Shell Pest Strips
ROCKLAND weed & feed
ROCKLAND Lawn Weed Killer
ORTHO lawn fertilizer
CarM°&
nP^XIPPLY
Formerly Eby's Mill
Have
You
Heard ?
The label will indicate the
source of protein from meat,
poultry, fish or cheese; and other
ingredients such as potatoes,
rice, cereal products; and
vegetables other than potatoes.
Minimum levels of protein,
vitamin A,B vitamins, niacin and
iron will also be indicated based
on the caloric content.
Either of two methods of
identification may be used. The
JUNE IS
DAIRY
MONTH
JUNE 10 THRU 17th
, Doris Thomas
reg $9.30 gal. Now $7.50
reg. $13.37 gal. Now $12.50
reg. $8.75 doz. Now $7.00
reg. $l.OO Now 60c
reg. $4.25 ga I. Now $3.40
reg. $7.00 gal. Now $4.50
reg. $4.85 gal. Now $3.85
reg. $1.85 Now $1.65
5,000 sq. ft. size Now $5.65
reg. $3.25 quart Now $2.75
50 Lb. reg. $3.45 Now $2.95
Proprietor: Morgan Hollinger
Hours;
Phone 35 N. Cedar St., Lititz
626-2330
Plenty of FREE Parking
statement; "The nutrient content
ot this product meets the Federal
Nutritional Guideline established
for frozen convenience heat-and
service dinners,” must be
carried in addition to the caloric
content. Manufacturers of
complying products have the
alternative of no label. But
products that do not meet these
standards must carry a
statement that they don’t meet
the guidelines, and in what
nutrients they are deficient.
Additions of two vitamins'and
iron can be made to meet the
guidelines.
Guidelines for other prepared
foods will be developed and in use
later this year.
Lights, Camera, Action!
Filming for fun is for anyone
who owns a motion-picture
camera and has come to realize
that filming can be an exciting,
absorbing, thoroughly creative
hobby, rather than a casual
addition to picnics and parties.
Some hobbyists achieve
professional quality, and even the
producers of duds get a great
deal of satisfaction from making
them. Many famous people enjoy
this hobby, too. Among them are
Queen Elizabeth 11, who shoots
scenes of the British countryside
and has been seen filming, like
any tourist, the changing of the
guard at Buckingham Palace.
Comedian Jerry Lewis entertains
guests by concocting impromptu
comedy situations and shooting
them in his playroom, using his
guests as actors.
If you’ve never seen a good
amateur film, you’re likely to
confuse the hobby with home
movie making. Richard Kipp,
Penn State Extension visual aids
specialist, points out that this is a
grievous error. And the amateur
film producer may be offended if
you ask to see some of his “home
movies.”
The main difference is that the
amateur filmer plans and creates
complete films. The home-movie
maker shoots what appears
before his camera and he seldom
edits the film after it’s processed.
Another big difference is the
range of interest. Industry
surveys show that most families
buy their first movie camera with
Mon.-Noon to 5:30
Tues.-Fri.-8 to 5:30
Sat.-8 to Noon
Lancaster Farming, Saturday, June 10,1972
Chester County
Elects New
The fourth meeting of the
Chester County Chapter, Future
Farmers of America, was called
to order in the Owen J. Roberts
High School agriculture room by
the president, Mike Mowrer.
There were 13 members present.
The treasurers report was
given. There was no old business
or any committee reports.
The following was new
business: Wayne Stanton moved
we change the treasury system to
the voucher system. The motion
was seconded and after some
discussion the motion passed.
Chris Herd moved that the
County Association pay for the
County Degree certificates. The
motion was seconded and passed.
The following members were
nominated during election of
officers: Chris Herd, Octorara,
president; Howard Stoltzfus,
Owen J. Roberts, vice-president;
Gerald Metzler, Octorara,
treasurer; Wayne Stanton,
Oxford, recording secretary;
Cathy Swisher, Vo-Tech,
corresponding secretary; Mike
the arrival of the first child. The
second most important reason for
buying a movie camera is when a
family plans a trip.
The film amateur and the
home-movie maker meet on
these common grounds but then
they go their separate ways. The
amateur plunges into areas of
interest beyond those of the
home-movie-buff—story films,
documentaries, and public
service films.
FOR
FFA
Officers
Dunn, Oxford, reporter; Shane
Clark, Owen J. Roberts, sentinel,
and Tom Mowrer, Owen J.
Roberts, chaplain.
The agriculture teachers at
tending were: Scott Gold, Ox
ford; Neal Burtner, Owen J.
Roberts; Ivan Stauffer, Oc
torara, and Frank Zelco, Vo-Tech
School.
News Reporter
Mike Dunn
Appliance Terms
Explained
Extension home management
specialists at Pennsylvania State
University say that the
Association of Home Appliance
Manufacturers has compiled a
general guideline defining what
terms most commonly found in
directory listings mean. “Fac
tory Service” means the ap
pliance manufacturer owns the
local company and provides
service through his own em
ployees. “Authorized,”
“authorized factory” or “factory
franchised” firms are separately
owned and managed but have a
contract with the manufacturer
to provide warranty service.
“Independent” service is
provided by a local company not
under contract to a manufac
turer.
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