o—-Lancaster Farming, Friday, Dee. 6, 1957 1 Fpr the r 1 F®m Wife and Family (Continued from page 9) cup chopped coconut cup shortening cup sugar egg cup evaporated milk teaspoon vanilla Sift dry ingredients together, grind oats and add with coconut. Cream shortening and sugar un til frothy, add egg and beat well. Mix milk and vanilla. Add dry in gredients to creamed mixture alternately with milk and vanil la. Mix thoroughly. Form into rolls, wrap in waxed paper and chill overnight in refrigerator Slice Vs inch thick, place on greased cookie sheet and bake at 400* for 12 mmufes. BAKED CHEESE AND RICE One cup uncooked rice Three cups water One teaspoon salt One cup milk or one-foui th cup powdered milk One cup water Two cups grated cheese Two teaspons butter or mar garine One-fourth cup bread crumbs Steam the nee, (which pre serves more vitamins and min erals than boiling it) by heating three cups of water in a sauce pan with a heavy lid Do not wash the rice. When the water boils, add salt and nee, stir well and bung to a boil. Immediately place lid on the pan and reduce heat to recipes. Then Let us know how hope you 11 tiy some of these you like them That’s about it for today Do Gives three layers. When the whole family sits down at the breakfast table, ap petites are better, making the II Our Teller WINOOW 1 if Is Right On Your Farm mm When You Bank-By-Maii' SAFE • CONVENIENT Use Our Convenient DRIVE-IN WINDOW One-half block from Penn Square on South Queen Street.—Rear of Main Bank. "Serving Lancaster from Center Square since 1889’’ MILLERSVILLE BRANCH Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Maximum Insurance $lO,OOO per depositor &<S)k Farm Women 16 Plan Christmas Party Farm Women No 16 will en tertain their families at a Christ mas party to be held in the form of a covered dish luncheon at the Bart Fire Hall on Wednes day evening, Dec. 11 at 6:30 p.m. There will be a gift exchange for the children as well as the adults. meal a pleasure. School children who eat a good breakfast have fewer behavior problems than others. Adults feel and look bet ter when a good breakfast is their daily habit. How’s breakfast at your house? is it a chore, a monotonous meal, with interruptions, confu sion and a messy table? If so, why not break away from that old routine 0 Give the family a good start eve.y day with a good breakfast. Here are some suggestions for a good breakfast Prevent monotony by offering a variety of fruit Try many fresh, canned, and frozen juices and sectioned fruits. Remember that oranges and grapefruit rate high est in vitamin C. Serve grapefruit halves with a cherry or strawber ly pieserves in the' center. With scrambled, fried, poached, or soft-cooked eggs, offer bacon, ham, Canadian bacon, or sausage A glass of milk or cup of hot cocoa belongs on the breakfast menu, too. These high protein foods keep you feeling full and prevent mid morning weaknes, headache, and hunger. sf lm i FREE PARKING 25 S. Queen St.—Swan Parking Lot —Vine & S. Queen Sts. Stoner Park ing Lot—S. W. Corner Vine & Queen Sts. 302 N. GEORGE ST " I'loe Bio^lno THE BLAZING STAR is an extremely in teresting block in three colors. It one cared to carry out this dea, red, yellow and white would be the most effective. However, the block would be beautiful in a combination of solid colors and a figured background oi three pastel colors pink, blue and a la vender background lor example. In piecing Farm Women 24 Meet at Gordonville Farm Women' Society No 24 met last Wednesday evening in the home of Mrs Leon Hess, Gor donville R 1 Mrs Landis Myer, the president piesided at the meeting and Mrs Lloyd Gioff had charge of the de votions Roll call was answered'by each person telling something she was thankful for. A report was given by society members about the county con vention. The group sewed cancer pads during the evening The next meeting will be held Wednesday evening, Dec 18 in the home of Mrs Mervm Hoober, New Holland Hi. Farm Women No. 19 To Meet at Hostetter's AT Mt. Joy Farm Women No 19 will hold their annua! Chustmas Party at Hostetlers’ Banquet Hall, Mt. Joy, Saturday, Dec 7 at 7 00 p m Secret sisters will be revealed A trio consisting of Mrs Earl Stauffer, Mrs Henry Lehman and Mrs. Leroy Hottenstme, wil sing, accompanied by Mrs. Scott Nis sley at piano. Letter carriers’ uniforms are a 50-50 blend of the Union Blue and Confederate Gray. 4whiteT Farm Women No. 10 Will Hold Christmas Party Farm Women #lO left Lan caster, Wednesday, morning at 9 o’clock, Dec 4, for a shopping trip and to see “Cinerama” at | For That Christmas Gift... I DRYERS - Gas or Electric | I MAYTAG - CALORIC I low ped this block it would be well to do the tour corners first, then the white patches between these sjuares, joining the two diamond shap ed patches at the top. The rest is a simple matter. This block when complete is 13 1-2 inches square. Seams are not allowed on these patterns. (Copyright- Weekly Star Farmer) GAS has GOT IT! it will pay YOU to learn about our metered gas hook-up plan. All the gas»‘ you need, and you pay only for what. jgt you use. Get city conveniences beyond Pi : the gas mains Call MYER’S at MANHEIM MO 5-2775. if; Have MORE Hot Water Faster With Modern Automatic Gas Water Heaters! Special $89.95 COLEMAN Stonelined Water Heaters 10 yr warranty HOT WATER HEATING $ Ask about our low heating rates! t? MYER’S I METERED GAS SERVICE jfc MANHEEVI, PA. • Phone MO 5-2775 PARK FREE' Daily 7 to 5 00 Open Fri. Eve. Until 9 P. M. Sat. ’till 12.00 A red Philadelphia. A bus was charter ed for the trip. They will hold their annual Christmas Party Saturday, Dec. 7 at the home of Mrs. Charles F. Stauffer, Rohrerstown at 100 p m. Gas Appliances^ FOR BETTER LIVING EMPIRE Floor Furnaces MAYTAG DRYERS Washer Sales and Servic CALORIC TAPPAN Automatic Gas Ranges BRYANT WARM AIR 1 t
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