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Farm
Societies
Lancaster Co,
Society 18
Lancaster County Farm
Women Society 18 en
tertained their husbands at
the Fulton Inn on October 16.
As entertainment, John C.
Hess, Mountville, played
several trumpet selections.
He was accompanied on the
piano by Gloria Femsler,
Lebanon.
J. O. Austin was the guest
speaker. His topic was
“Sugar in Your Lemonade,”
Slow cooker
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cooker, just chop or slice,
Aggie says. She added that
fresh mushrooms and frozen
peas should be added during
the last half hour of cooking
to have better color in the
finished product.
Manufacturers have come
up with some seemingly
unorthodox uses for the slow
cooker, and have
manufactured accessories to
help with these uses. For
instance a cake or bread can
be baked in a slow cooker
with the use of an ap
propriate container. Aggie
said, however that a coffee
can covered with foil can be
employed just as suc
cessfully.
Steamed dishes need to be
covered with foil for proper
Women
a humorous speech on
mental health.
The next meeting will be at
the home of Mrs. T. Hershey
Rohrer, 1635 State St. East
Petersburg. The date is
November 20 at 1:30 p.m.
Lancaster Co,
Society 31
The Lancaster County
Society of Farm Women 31
met Oct. 18, at the Hoffman
Community Building in
Quarryville. The members’
husbands joined them in an
paper toweling must be used
over the batter to absorb the
moisture which collects, i
Aggie suggests preven
tative maintenance in caring
for a slow cooker. They
should be washed with
warm, soapy water and
special care must be taken
since some are not im
mersible. '
Stains should iie removed
as soon as they are acquired
so they do not accumulate,
and Aggie cautions that
crockery cookers should not
be exposed to sudden
changes of temperature.
If your schedule does not
seem to permit the
preparation of nutritious hot
meals for your family, a slow
cooker could become a
valued addition to your
kitchi -nnUp"""-
evening.of -square .dancing
• arid' fun.'Tlie'•‘square dance
was'led by Mr. and'Mrs.
Robert L. ISntner of 1722
Conrad Road, Lancaster.
The business meeting was
conducted by Mrs. Robert
* Kauffman Jr., president.
Mrs. Mark Risser and Mrs.
Kenneth Rutt are to
represent the Farm Women
Society No. 31 at the meeting
of the Southern Lancaster
County Family Health
Center on November 23.
Members voted to add an
additional $lOO to the
previous $3OO given to the
Solanco Fair Association to
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Also model 2000 wood heaters are available.
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We also have the bricks and parts for old Riteway
heaters.
10 Percent Off Through September and Oct.
STOLTZFUS HARNESS SHOP
Rt. 1, Box 13 - Honey Brook, Pa. 19344
First farm out of town along N. Broad St.
AGROPHiLOS, INC.
RDI, Milierstown, PA.
717-444-3232
NEVIN N. MYER
& SONS, INC.
Chester Springs, Pa
215-827 7481
help ing completion of the baked .goods , and .president, Ifes. .Francis
Hoffman Community"needieerafts. T A prize •■Trill * jElsenifwas elected vice-
Buiiding. lt was also voted to also be given in the member • • president, and Mrs. -Mildred
' give $5OO to the S. June Smith bringing the most articles. Kindig was elected treasurer
Center, Gap, to aid in the fo F 1977 - The-next meeting
purchase of Ortlfo-kinetic r f * will be the 50th anniversary
chairs to be used by the at the Harvest Drive
retarded and handicapped o « ' -a n Restaurant on November 20
children that attend the &OCWty 12 at 6 p.m.
3— wffl i/SSMS SUS Lancaster Co,
J? at . 7:3 ® p - m - Blanche Wissler with Mrs.
rl prt, eC K ai J> 1 C Bertha Aston as co-hostess.
Church of the Brethren m the Mrs . Bett Jo He isey
spoke on gift wrapping. Mrs.
articles to lilhtolteS' MariM GHck was elecled
judging. Classes to be judged
are sewing, handicrafts,
ptufi-
COME AND SEE
THE OTHER BLUE LINE!
NORMAN D. CLARK
& SON
Honey Grove, Pa.
717-734-3682
MELROSE
FARM SUPPLY
Rt. 16 West,
Greencastle, Pa.
717-597-3138
RHODES
EQUIPMENT
CO., INC.
Southampton, Pa
215-677-6000
560 DT
■ ■ ■
• Four Wheel Drive, 53.6 pto H.P. • 13.6'x 28
7.50 x 20 Wheels & Tires • 8 Forward, 2
Reverse Speeds • 11 in. Clutch • Power Steer
ing • Independent pto
LEISERS, INC.
3608 Nazareth Pike,
Bethlehem, Pa.
215-691-3070
SCHOENECK INTI.
EQUIPMENT WENGERS INC.
. . . „ S. Race St.,
Schnecksville, Pa. Myerstown, Pa
215 :^ 7 : 48 n l3or 717-866-2138
767-3806
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Front End 60” Manured
Bucket, Heavy Duty Weights,
3 pt Hitch Kit...
55 H.P.
*10,330
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COLUMBIA
EQUIPMENT CO.
Bloomsburg, Pa.
717-784-7456
MAIDENCREEK
FARM SUPPLY
Blandon, Pa.
215-926-3851
Society 21
Lancaster County Farm
Women Society 21 met on
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with
I. G. AG SALES
Silverdale, Pa.
215-257-5136
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