—Lgacastar Faming, Satarday, May 12,1979
104
Ladies
Have You
Heard?
By Doris Thomas
Lancaster
Home Economist
HOW TO CARE FOR BULK
MOk is one of our most
nutritious foods. It is also a
perishable food. Proper
banding is essential to
maintain the quality, flavor
and nutritional value of
milk. Milk should keep for 10
to 14 days after processing
when it Is properly handled.
Do you know that light is
very harmful to milk? Light
causes a tallowy, cardboard
like flavor in milk, and
destroys some of the
nutrients. Fifteen to twenty
minutes of direct sunlight in
the back of your car (ft one
hour of daylight on your
breakfast table are too much
exposure to light When you
purchase mUk, take „it
directly to your car and get
home as soon as possible.
Cover milk in your car to
prevent light exposure. Use
a blanket, metal or plastic
picnie chest, or a cardboard
box. Return any unused milk
to your refrigerator im
mediately after use.- Light
penetrates glass and plastic
containers more readily
than colored paper con
tainers.
Milk readily absorbs odors
and flavors of fish, ooions
and many other foods. Keep
milk containers covered or
closed when stored in your
refrigerator. Keep milk cold
to preserve freshness and
serve it cold for best flavor.
The magic temperature is
40* F. or below for longest
shelf life. The colder the
better, down to just above
freezing. Keep a ther
mometer in your
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refrigerator. Check the
temperature of milk and
food. Also check the ac
curacy of your thermometer
in ice water to be sure that it
is accurate. It should read
33* F.
Rotate your milk and be
- sure to use the oldest first
This is necessary with any
perishable foods. Keep milk
COLD, COVERED and in the
DARK. Hus assures that
milk will have good keeping
quality and taste good when
you drink it
HOWTOHANDLEA
WOMAN’S PAYCHECK
If you are a working
woman, you should use your
paycheck as your male
counterpart does as a
means of paying the monthly
bills, savings, investing and
insuring.
There should not be a
double standard for the ways
in which a woman’s or man’s
paycheck is allocated. After
bill paying, any remaining
money should be put to work.
You need to decide what
your money is needed for:
For investments? To finance
retirement? To pay for
children’s college expenses?
Your answers should depend
on your individual cir
cumstances and on your
family’s situation and also
whether you are single,
married, childless, young or
old.
Financial experts agree
that women tend to
downgrade or undervalue
their financial worth. Put
ting aside even small
amounts regularly will
Farm Credit board holds election
WASHINGTON, D.C. - The
process of electing two,
members of the board of
directors of the Farm Credit
Banks of Baltimore began
May 3, the Farm Credit
Adminikration (FCA), said
recently.
The board has seven
members. Two are elected
ensure a nest egg sizeable
or not upon retirement. You
should also analyze the
hinge benefits that come
with your job, such as
retirement benefits, health
insurance, life insurance or
profit-sharing because if
these are good, it may free
some of your regular income
for investment purposes.
Working couples should
decide what money
management system is best
for than. Joint accounts for
shared expenses and
separate accounts for other
expenses work well for many
couples. Maintaining this.
independence is recom- *
mended by financial experts
in case of death or
dissolution of the marriage.
The income from a second
paycheck should be added to
the total income, not thought
of as extra or play money.
Since often two incomes
push a family into a higher
tax bracket, proper in
vestments are often advised,
such as tax-free municipal
bonds and bond funds of tax
deferred annuities.
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by the Federal Land Bank
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by. Production Credit
Associations (PCAs), and Following a system of
two by cooperatives owning rotation which provides for
stock in the Baltimore Bank staggered 3-year terms, this
for Cooperatives. The , year’s elections involve
seventh member is ap- PCAs and cooperatives.
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whose- terms
expire December 31, 1979,
are Hugh F. Dailey of
Winchester, Virginia, and
John W. Stone of Spencer,
West Virginia. Dailey was
elected by PCAs and Stone
by cooperatives. Both are
eligible for re-election. <
Two people from the same
state may not represent any
one group on the board.
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