B—Lancaster Farming. Saturday, July 14, 1959
• Summer. Time
(From page 7)
2Vi teaspoons cinnamon
1 teaspoon ginger
% cup milk
Place butter and molasses
in saucepan Stir over low
heat until butter is melted
Add sugar and eggs. Blend.
Sift together dry ingredients
Add to molasses mixture,
s 1 .ernately with milk Mix
■> ell. Drop irom large table
rpoon onto cookie" sheet at
least two inches apart and
one inch from the edge of the
cookie sheet.
Bake in moderate oven,
(350 degrees) 10 minutes.
For a special treat for the
kiddies (and grownups) try
this:
Form a sandwich with two
molasses cookies and a slice
of regular or special-pak ice
cream. Trim the slices, if ne
cessary, to fit co
okies. To store in freezer sim
ply wrap in freezer
paper and use as desired.
Orange- Chip
Cookies
1 cup butter
Vz cup granulated sugar
! a cup brown sugar
2 tablespoons orange juice
1 tabltespoon orange rind
1 egg
2% cups sifted flour
i'a teaspoon salt
3 4 teaspoon soda -
2 ounces semi-sweet choco-
late, grated
Cream butter, granulated
sugar, and brown sugar. Add
orange juice, orange rind,
land egg and mixiiwell. Sift
the flour, soda, and salt to
gether.
Add. to the orange mixture
Then, blend in the grated ch
ocolate. Shape rol
ls about IJ/2l J /2 inches in diamet
er. Wrap in waxed paper, and
store in the-refrigerator over
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(Distributor)
31 S. Queen St.', York, Pa.
Phone 5854
JOHN MEISENBERGER
110 Dickinson Ave.
Lancaster, Ea.
Phone EX 4-2008
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Write or Phone For Name of
# Washington
(From page 4)
growers of corn, cotton, .rice,
tobacco and peanuts, the
other crops which have both
production controls and min
imum price supports set by
Congress.
The Commodity Credit
Corporation owns or has lo
ans on nearly $9 billion wor
th of those-six basic commo
dities. Storage costs alone on
those surpluses run close to
almost a billion dollars a ye
ar.
It was the so-called “city
vote” on Congress that turn
ed +he tide against the wheat
bill raising price supports
frpm 75% to 90% of parity.
Their contention was that it
would both raise the price of
bread and increase price sup
port costs.
Seven tunes this yehr Pres
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To Keep Cows In Condition
And The Milk Pails Full
feed
Rbo%Ros^M
Dairy Feeds I w
Add Red Rose Dairy Feeds or Red Rose- Supplements
to your roughages and home grains. Then you'll
be sure that you are providing your cows with all
nutrients and-proteins they need to keep them well
led and- in good condition.
BUY YOUR FEED FROM THESE RED ROSE
DISTRIBUTORS
1 WEST WILLOW FARMERS A. L. HERR- & BRO.
| ASSOCIATION ' Quarryville . Pa .
I West Willow. Pa.
R. W. HOLUNGER & SONS DAVID B. HURST
j INC. Bowmansville, Pa.
Manheim, Pa.
MUSSER FARMS, INC. BROWN & REA
R. D. 2. Columbia. Pa. . Alglen. P*.
ident Eisenhower asked Con
gress to pass a wheat bill th
at would let prices m the op
en market determine how
much of the gpin farmers
grow. Seven times Congress,
said it would not agree to the
big reduction in grower’® ; *'-
come that would result from
cut-throat pricing
Sooner rather than later
farmers, consumers, Congress
and the Administration must
come to the inescapable con
clusion that -present farm
programs are not worth what
they are costing. Continuing
them as they are would be
as foolish as complete re
peal would be tragic for both
farmers and consumers.
AN AIR-BLAST SPRAYER
used properly should permit
as good control of most row
crop diseases as the more
widely used fixed-boom sp
rayer, according to USDA
officials.
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