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Farm Women Societies
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Calendar
Saturday! June 15
2:00 p.m. - Farm Women
Society 8, Birthday
Party, United Church of
Christ, Marietta.
Farm Women Society 25 -
Bake sale at Southern
Market
6:30 p.m. - Farm Women
Scoiety 23 family* picnic
at the home of Charles
Frey, Long Level.
Farm Women Scoiety 3
meeting at Project 70,
Museum.
Monday, June 17
7:30 p.m. - Farm Women
Society 29 meeting at the
home of Linda Hershey.
8:30 a.m. - Farm Women
Society 8
Farm Women Society 31 will
entertain Farm Women
Society 16 at the
Mechanic Grove Church
of the Brethren.
Thursday, June 20
6:30 p.m. - Farm Women
Society 8 Family night.
Saturday, June 22
Farm Women Scoiety 4 will
entertain Farm Women
Society 20.
Society 2
Farm Women Society 2
held it’s monthly meeting on
June 8 at the Mervin Hess
Farm, Manheim RIM with 19
members present and 2
guests. Grace Hahn was
hostess. The meeting opened
with a song “Lead On O’King
Eternal”. Beulah Graybill
was in charge of'devotions.
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The president, Elsie Witmer,
conducted the business
meeting. Roll call was given
with each member naming
their favorite color rose. A
report of the recent
executive meeting was given
by the president. It was
announced that- the Lan
caster County picnic is to be
held at the Lampeter Fair
Ground on August 7 with,
each person bringing a
covered dish. The group will
have the food stand and bake
sale at the public sale of
Alice Heisey on July 13 at
South Main Street,
Manheim. Betty Geib was in
charge of games and
refreshments were served
by the committee.
There has been a change in
date for the July meeting.
The meeting will be held on
July 20.
Society 19
Farm Women Society 19
welcomed Mrs. 1 John
Graybill, R.D.I, Box 23,
Manheim and Mrs. Elwood
Hershey, Newport Road,
Lititz as new members at
their June meeting Satur
day. The members met at
the home of Mrs. Henry S.
Lehman, RD7, TVlanhelm
Roll call was taken by giving
favorite salad. Devotions
were led by Mrs. Paul B.
Bollinger.
A trip to Longwood Gar
dens, July 27 was planned.
Members were invited to
attend the County Picnic and
Board Meeting scheduled for
Wednesday, August 7, at
noon at the Lampeter
Community Grounds in the
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form of a covered dish. The
State Farm Women’s tour
this year features Mexico
and South America from
September 19 to October 11.
Reservations must be made
by July 1.
Mrs. Paul Metzler, New
Holland, demonstrated the
“Art of Quilling” and
displayed a number of
beautiful completed pictures
of this work.
Next meeting will be held
at the summer cottage in
Perry County of Mr. & Mrs.
Arthur F. Landis, 3100
Clover Court, Lancaster,
Sunday,* July 14 for 2:00
picnic.
SEW WHAT?
THIS WEEK I PATTERN'S
■ V AUDREY LANE
Now as tomorrow and haauti
fully fluid with plult tfiaf fall *o
softly, all in ana direction No
3303 comas in sizas 10 to 19 Size
12 (bus) 34) tak« 3VI yards of
44 inch fabric
Acorn medallions or* crocheftd
and jo inted to make an attractive
cenferpiec* or fabftc/ofh Pattern
No 7073 givjes the instructions
Send 50< for each dress pattern
30i lor each needlework pattern ladd
JSt for each dress pattern, 10i for
each needlework pattern for mailing
and handling) to AUDREY LANE tU
HE A U , Morns Plains, New Jersey 07950
New Holland's Bonded Protection gives you new
sides free if they ever rust through while the rest
of the spreader is still operational. Applies to any
owner. Capacities from 108 to 358 bushels.
Convenient Terms To Fit Your Budget!
A.B.C. Groff, Inc.
110 S Railroad Ave
New Holland
354-4191
C. E. Wiley & Son, Inc.
101 S Lime St
Quarryville
786-2895
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Thought For Pood
Patriotic Dram Cake
Sift together 4 cups sifted all
purpose flour, 4 teaspoons double
acting baking powder, % tea
spoon ground tnace and % tea
spoon salt. Cream 1 cup butter
or margarine and 2 teaspoons
pure vanilla extract Add 2 cups
sugar gradually. Beat until light
and fluffy. Add 6 eggs one at a
time, beating thoroughly after
eash addition Add flour mixture
alternately with 1 cup milk, beat
ing until smooth. Pour into greas
ed and floured 10 x 4-inch tube
cake pan. Bake in preheated
slow oven (325*I i '.) for 1 hour
and 15 minutes or until cake
tester inserted in center comes
out clean. Cool m pan 10 minutes.
Turn out onto wire rack to finish
cooling When cool, frost with
Confectioners’ Sugar and Water
Glaze Combine 3 cups sifted con
fectioners’ sugar, 1 teaspoon grat
ed lemon rind 1 teaspoon lemon
juice, 1 teaspoon pure vanilla ex
tract, 2 tablespoons water and
stir until well blended. Decorate
with vanilla vream frosting
Use Caution with Cosmetics
Cosmetics are used on the
skin and hair. These are
sensitive areas which can be
easily infected if mistreated,
reminds Mrs. Ruth Ann
Wilson, Extension clothing
specialist at The' Penn
sylvania State University.
She urges you to note war
nings on cosmetic labels and
follow instructions carefully.
If you believe you’ve been
misled or injured by a
cosmetic, report the facts to
the nearest Food and Drug
Administration office or to
your local or state
regulatory agency. Seek
medical help if you need it.
You should also save the rest
of the product or container
and report what happened to
the packer or distributor. If
you have a skin infection -
see your doctor. Don’t rely
on a cosmetic to cover it up.
Kinds Of Fish
In the world’s seas and nvers
there are about 25,000 known
kinds of fish
Housework!
In the average family, house
hold tasks take about 67 hours
a week
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L. H. Brubaker
350 Strasburg Pike
Lancaster
397-5179
Roy A. Brubaker
700WoodcrestAve
Lititz, Pa
626-7766
CONSUMER
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SAVE ENERGY AND MONEY
You can substantially
lower your electric bilk
every month by simply in
vesting in a timer for your
air conditioner. , Everyone
wants to return home from
work or i shopping outing
to a cool house. But leaving
your air conditioner running
in an unoccupied dwelling
will only waste money and
energy.
•vThe engineers at Emerson
Quiet Kool point out that
you can keep your cool in
a crisis and save money by
amply installing a suitably
sized timer into the circuit
between the air conditioner
and the electricity outlet.
Here’s how it works:
When you leave for work
in the morning, leave your
air conditioner operating but
switch it off at the timer.
Then set the timer to switch
the air conditioner back on
at about, two hours before
you expect to return (the
time will vary-that depends
on size of unit, room condi
tions, etc.). When you ar
rive home, your room will
be cool and because the air
conditioner has not been
running continually all day,
you will have saved energy
and money.
There are many other
ways to get more from your
air conditioner according to
Emerson Quiet Kool.
Make sure you wash your
filter at least once a month.
A dirty filter causes reduced
air flow. This reduced air
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flow can cause unit efficien
cy to drop as much as 6 per
cent and increase your util
ity bills accordingly.
Should the filter become
overly clogged, the evapora
tor coil may ice up, leading
to complete loss of cooling.
With this in mind, if
you axe just about to pur
chase an air conditioner, you
should consider a unit with
an easy to remove slide out
filter.
Early in the season, clean
the condenser and evapora
tor coils. To clean the evap
orator, remove the decora
tive plastic front and the
filter. Then vacuum clean
the coil surface. To clean
the condenser coil, run the
vacuum cleaner brush at
tachment over the rear of
the air conditioner. Be sure
to turn off and unplug the
unit before cleaning the
coils.
Finally, keep blinds and
curtains drawn during the
hottest parts of the. day,
and keep doors and win
dows shut.
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