WHITE WASHING
with
DAIRY WHITE
• DRIES WHITE
• DOES NOT RUB OFF
• NO WITH DISINFECTANT
MAYNARD L. BEITZEL
Witmer, Pa.
TERRE HILL SILOS
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Terre Hill, Pa. 17581 Phone 215-445-6736
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Household Safety Check
We are in the midst of Farm
Safety Week. While safety is
important everywhere, we are
reminded by the National Safety
Council that most accidents
occur in the home.
The American Vocational
Association and National Safety
Council jointly prepared a home
safety check list We have been
presenting sections from this list
from time to time, asking you to
review your work habits by
answering either' A-Always; S-
Sometimes; N-Never, or O-No
opportunity, to a list of questions.
How will you answer these
questions?
When I Iron -
1 Do
Use a well-balanced, rigid
ironing board.
Keep my hands away from
the hot area of the iron
Place hot steam iron on its
heel when not in use.
Use non-flammable or
treated ironing board cover.
Know how to operate safety
release on ironer.
Check safety release on
ironer before starting to iron
—Have safety release repaired
immediatley if it is not operating.
Disconnect iron or ironer at
the outlet when called away from
ironing.
Release ironer roll when
equipment is not in use.
Position iron firmly, when
rearranging clothes, to avoid
dropping on the floor.
When I Wash Clothes
I Do-
Wear rubbers or rubber
soled shoes if floors are damp
when using electric laundry
equipment.
Know how to operate
emergency releases on laundry
equipment.
Check safety release on
wringer before starting to wash,
and have it repaired immediately
if not operating
Make sure hands are dry
before connecting or discon-
Reverse Process
The usual fish breathing
style is reversed by certain
bottom-dwelling rays. These
bring water in through the
tops of their heads and out
through their gills. They
would draw sand and bottom
debris into their gills if they
were to breathe as most fish
do
Lancaster Farming. Saturday. July 29,1972
nectmg electrical laundry
equipment or touchmg light
switches.
Check to see if safety lid
shuts off washer when lid is
raised (if automatic washer has
this feature).
Check to see if safety door
shuts off dryer when door is
opened (if dryer has this
feature).
Test temperature of hot
water from faucets cautiously
before putting hands in it
Avoid carrying loads of
clothes so big I cannot see where
I am walking
Make sure appliance cords
do not get damp under normal
use
Follow manufacturer’s
directions for proper removal of
lint from dryer
MR.
- Put the first trade marked feed in 100 lbs. bags 7
- Made scientifically formulated feed since 1902?
- Was the first m the industry to have a cereal chem
lab?
- Employes chemists, nutritionists, veterinarians and
engineers for your benefit 7
- Has 30 research centers m order to make better
feeds for you ?
Puts 10 per cent of their pre-tax earnings into
research for you?
- Has an 820 acre farm to raise livestock for “on the
farm” testing?
- Flushes their equipment after each type of feed, to
prevent contamination 7
THE TEAM OF HALES AND HUNTER CO. AND
CARGILL INC., THAT’S WHO.
WOULDN’T YOU LIKE TO BE ON A TEAM LIKE THAT?
Wouldn’t you like to be on a team like that?
S ELMER M. SHREINER
Trading as Good’s Feed Mill
Specializing in DAIRY & HOG FEEDS
New Providence, Pa.
Phone 786-2500
Have motors of laundry
equipment cleaned if they have
collected lint and oil.
Make sure permanently
connected electrical laundry
equipment was properly
grounded at the time of in
stallation (before using for the
first time).
Check to see if load of clothes
is evenly balanced in washer
Make sure washer is not
subjected to below freezing
temperature as water is valved
and pump can freeze and cause
damage.
Turn off water on inlet hose
when automatic washer is not in
use This avoids pressure which,
in time, can freeze and cause
hose to burst
Have a light over washer so
I don’t work in a shadow.
FARMER
WHO
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