A22—Lancaster Farming, Saturday, May 10,1980
Spring Rally features latest fashions
BY JOYCE BUPP
Staff Correspondent
YORK A thousand
women from across the state
converged here last Thur
sday for the Spring Rally of
the Pennsylvania Society of
Farm Women. York County
hosted the annual luncheon
event at the spacious
Memorial Hall on the York
Fairgrounds
Soy oil - the common
ingredient in many foods
ST LOUIS, Mo - As a
homemaker, you’re con
cerned about your family’s
diet and, of course, you want
to know what you’re eating.
What 8 out of 10 people don’t
know is that they eat soy oil
just about every day.
Go to the cupboard and
read the labels on salad
dressing, soup cans, cooking
oils, or shortening. The odds
are that soy oil will be listed
as one of the ingredients
Most people have the
impression that almost all
vegetable oils are made
from corn or sun
flowerseeds But the truth is,
soy oil stands alone at the top
of the market for all edible
fats and oils in the U S
salute to Agriculture essay contest announced
HESSTON, XS - A
‘Salute to Agriculture”
essay contest for members
of the Future Farmers of
America is being sponsored
by the Hesston Corporation.
FFA members are being
asked to submit a message
m 50 words or less on the
importance of agriculture to
the economy and standard of
living in North America,
including Canada. A total of
$l5OO in prize money will be
awarded winning entries.
First place winner will
receive $500; two second
place winners will receive
$250 each and five third
place winners, $lOO each.
Winners will be announced
at the National FFA Con
vention in Kansas City on
November 12.
The first place entry will
be developed into a 30-
second public service
message to be aired over a
special Hesston Rodeo
television network of ap
proximately 200 stations m
Highlighting the morning
program was a lighthearted
fashion show staged by
Group 9 of Franklin County
Original creations featured
designs like the Spring dress
accented with assorted size
metal springs, the (feed)
sack dress, a tea dress
dangling with dry tea bags,
and the cotton dress done m
dozens of balls of fluffy,
More than 95 percent of the
total U S production of soy
oil is utilized by food
processors. From soy oil
comes three-quarters of all
margarine, two-thirds of the
salad and cooking oils, and
half the frying and baking
oils.
Soy oil is a nutritious,
light, economical product.
This vegetable oil is favored
for its high smoke pomt
(which means the oil can be
heated to a temperature of
about 450°F) and for ver
satility Soy oil works well in
any recipes in which an oil is
needed for frying, baking, or
m salads
This year the USDA
predicts the U S farmers
will produce 67 percent of the
the United States and
Canada that are scheduled to
carry the final performance
of the National Finals Rodeo
ui Oklahoma City in early
December.
Last year’s winning
message submitted by Mike
Stewart, Aqua Fna FFA
Chapter, Avondale, Arizona,
was selected from more than
2500 entires received from
FFA members around the
U.S.A.
The contest is open to any
of the 500,000 bonafide, dues
paymg members of the FFA.
Entry forms and complete
m
WrilC GROWING BCTTEft
white puffs. Then there was
the nylon dress styled of
recycled pantyhose, and
accented with a “cow”
neckline, that won approval
from the audience of women
A kitchen dress came
complete with matching
colander hat and the
flowered dress was a
world’s total supply of soy
oil. With such a large supply
available domestically, the
price of soy oil remains one
of the best buys at the
supermarket.
Soy oil, like other
vegetable oils, can be
recommended for people
who are on reduced
cholesterol diets smce it
contains absolutely no
cholesterol. And soy oil is
low m saturated fats and
high in polyunsaturates.
With the value of many
foods under close scrutiny
today, homemakers can be
reassured by the fact that
nutritionists and cooks alike
agree soy oil has genuine
benefit in the kitchen.
rules are available trom
Hesston Corporation or from
the National and State FFA
offices
Entries must be submitted
no later than September 30,
1980, directly to Hesston
Corporation, Hesston,
Kansas 67062, Attn: Salute to
Agriculture Contest.
Each entry must contain
the name, date of sub
mission, address, phone
number of the entrant and
the name of his FFA
Chapter. The entries will be
judged by a panel of agn
mdustry executives.
walking garden of brilliant
plastic blooms
Models who took part in
the hihanous fashion display
were Margaret Burkholder,
Pat Van Scyor, Betty
Wmgert, Betty Rosenberry,
Margaret Christman, Grace
Reed, Janet Newman,
Catherine Knoll, Delores
Black, Edna Noll, Mane
Dice, Helen Dice, Fay
Bncker and Janet Newman
Mabel Rishel, founder of
the host York County Farm
Women, and a former state
president, welcomed the
assemblage of society
members Also included m
the mornmg program were
past state presidents Mary
Carman, with a series of
readings, and Martee
Mentzer, who presented a
brief skit and talk. Other
participants in the program
were Helena Stover, Mrs.
Everett Herbst and Mrs.
Aaron Denhnger. Afternoon
entertainment featured the
Helen and Billy Scott show.
Luncheon was prepared by
the York County 4-H and
mcluded top round that had
been deep-pit roasted by the
beef club. Mrs. Richard
Smyser, president of the
York County societies,
headed the arrangements
for the rally. Other York
County officers who helped
arrange and host the
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Appropriate for a leisurely breakfast might be
this year’s fashion color: toast. Stella Bricker
accessorized her toast dress with a butter hand
bag.
meeting were Treva Whorl,
first vice-president, Sara
Eisenhart, secretary, Lizzie
Myers, "assistant, Sara
Richardson, treasurer, Mr;
Clair Hemdel, historian an
Mrs William Hake
scrapbook chairman.
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