— Lancaster Farm 36 Society 12 Farm Women Society 12 met at the home of Mra. Josephine Railing, Holt wood. Mrs. Grace Pouts led in devotions and roll call was given by a Dutch saying. There were eighteen members present and one new member taken in. We bad 65 pieces of the Needlework Guild. Elections of officers was held with the following results: president - Ethel Kindlg; vice-president - Gloria Hocking; treasurer - Marian Click and secretary Dorothy Sangrey. The next meeting will be at the home of Mrs. Blanche Wissler with co-hostess Mrs. Bertha Awton in Millersville. Farm Women Calendar ~ Farm Women Society 9 c meeting to sew at the FannWomen Society 5 General Hospital. Dfvrothv ™ Farm Women Society 11 DOTothy Thomas 1:30 meeting at ho^e of Women Society 4 I Stat * Poultr y Princess Contest t 0 h* held at the Hershey Motor Lodge. 25 J£“* 1886 :! Saturday, November 2 NMHilmnrk nrii/nf Farm Women Society Neefflmrork Guild will be county Convention to be « « SSLSoSL 1 —•- TRY A CLASSIFIED NOW IS THE TIME TO SAVE DOLLARS INSTALL A Furnace Fuel Saver On Your Present Oil Heating Unit. Cut the high cost of heating 10 to 30%. CONTACT KELMANADA, INC. RDI, Box 4210, Grantville, Pa. Phone 717-469-2864 Some Dealerships Available buy now fo BEAT THE SHORTAG) AND PRIG INCREASE All sizes available in REMINGTON CHAINSAWS limited Supply GEHMAN BROS. 1 Ml NO OF TERRE Hill ON RT i 97 Oct 26.1974 Saturda: l ADIES I HAVE . | YOU j| By Doris Thomas, Extension Home Economist Turkey and Rice ••• Twice u Nice With turkey and rice both plentiful this month, you may want to challenge yourself with new recipe and menu ideas to combine the two foods, extend your food dollar, and come up with something new and temp- Sales & Service HEARD? ting. Turkeys are plentiful this month, according to marketing specialists of the U. S. Department of Agriculture, mainly because of cold storage stocks. Rice, with harvesting almost completed, is estimated to be about 22 percent above the 1973 crops. And, they’re good food companions for a lot of other reasons. With the availability and versatility of turkey, it’s no longer necessary to consider the bird for holiday menus exclusively. Turkey is one of the highest protein foods, so it just naturally makes good sense and good eating to serve it often. Dress it up, sauce or season it, and serve it hot or cold or anytime. It’s one food where leftovers are as good as, if not better than, first serving. Before your grill is set aside for the winter, you may want to try cooking turkey on the spit, out-of-doors. Add some hickory smoked chips to your coals and have a party food on the patio. If you’re cooking for one, two, or a small family, you can now pick your pieces. Indulge yourself in your favorites. You can buy only drumsticks, or just wings, or a breast of a turkey. If you prefer a combination of white and dark meat try a turkey roll. Consider the many uses of rice with turkey - as an accompaniment, in a Aerial Ladder Equipped FARM PAINTING We Spray it on and Brush It In! FOR FREE ESTIMATES CALL COLLECT 717-393-6530 OR WRITE HENRY K. FISHER 2322 Old Phila. Pike Lancaster, Pa. 17602 OffloaftoaeiD DDOgoaffsooG© S®dqo[]P®do' A Company founded by a group of Lancaster County farmers We understand your insurance needs and we can give you the protection you - need without the fancy frills This results in lower rates for you See our agent in your area HENRY J. ARNOLD, 2572 Long Lane, Lebanon, Pa MELVIN S. BINKLEY, 630 Spruce St, Denver, Pa PHONE 445 6277 ROY L. BOMBERGER, Elm p * V/nViff] Id Guard "Friend of Farmers since 189 6 ” 1810 Oregon Pike Lancaster, Penna. 17601 cmmtoli, or ti ■ stuffing. For example, take a com- ss ___** blnation of rice and almond* ■ mixed with your favorite ftp bread stuffing recipe and use . j^-'c it for an October feast. :-:l* 10° . Turkey and rice - they’re $ > A -UoOK good foods, separately or together, for any occasion. A g & ’ good meal is always an g Vr _ occasion. $ r ***~~ A Bean That Serves l» ** Many Purposes *•' Remember when people who ate soybeans were a rarity? Now it seems lots of people have discovered that the soybean is an economical source of several essential nutrients. For example, green soybeans are a dependable source of calcium, phosphorous, iron, vitamin A, thiamin and riboflavin. Dry soybeans contain one and a half times as much protein as other dry beans, and eleven times as much as fat. The protein in soybeans contains all the essential amino acids in varying amounts and of food quality, making soybeans a valuable meat substitute. The fat or oil of soybeans is high in polyunsaturated fatty acids. 'Die food technologists of the U. S. Department of Agriculture have prepared a soybean recipe book. It tells how to use all forms of soybeans. The recipes in clude main dishes, vegetables, salads, breads, soups, desserts, sauces and snacks. For a free copy, drop a card to SOYBEANS IN FAMILY MEALS, Agriculture Radio, Washington, D. C. 20250. Read Lancaster Farming For Full Market Reports October includes all kinds of weather-long days of sunshine, mists in the morning, rains and whitening frosts. It must have been the same almost 300 years ago when the first Swiss mennonites came to Lancaster County in 1706 or 1707. Prior to this time the In dian squaws planted small gardens of corn and beans in cleared patches. It is said that they burned the area in the fall to clear off the weeds and any small trees. The early settlers found heavy timber on most of the limestone soil with oc casional meadows and swamps. Some- families traveled five or ten miles to make hay on the natural meadows and then even tually moved into these areas. Many things have changed over the years but the weather and growing of crops remains constant. At our house it seems to be a continuous struggle to keep insects and animals in their proper places. A nest of yellow jackets had built in the wall next to our bedroom window. Last night one buzzed around our ceiling light. Somehow they found a Announcing... the SKI WHIZ "PERFORMERS” ON SALE THRU OCT. 28th 4 Models to Choose From Model 440 W.T. List $1275.00 SALE $779.00 Proven No. 1 m fuel economy in competition with 13 top competitive brands. 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He really wanted to come inside to the kitchen. As one of my big boys was home, I called him and he promptly disposed of the animal. The next day I discovered that he had previously gotten through a cellar window and started to dig a hole under the foundation. It seems he wanted to finish the job. Toast Treat Stir a. small amount of anchovy paste into some butter and spread onto slices of extra thin, hot toast. Fish Smoking The dehydration that occurs during the smoking process is mainly responsible for the ex cellent preservative effects re alized when preserving fish by the smoking method / J I •Jck*4fey a on Mlljr c«rpo(*ii*n 1$ « I IMP
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