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P antahze Christmas Appetites With Tidbits
Christmas canapes are faste-tantalizers you’ll w ant to serve to guests all during the holiday season.
friends gather about your Christmas
tree, it’s nice to pass a tray of pleasant
to-eat tidbits. All in the Christmas spirit of
welcome and good will.
v Here are three suggestions, each of them de
licious but not fussy.
Blue Cheese-blam Dip (V/3 Cups)
One cup sour cream, V* cup crumbled
American blue cheese (about 3 ounces), Vt cup
canned, minced clams; 1 tablespoon chopped
chives, Vi teaspoon Worcestershire sauce, Vz
teaspoon salt.
Combine cream and cheese; blend. Add re
maining ingredients and mix well. Serve as
dip for crackers or potato chips, as desired.
Pickle Star Canapes (about 40)
One 6-ounce package hickory-smoked cheese
.spread, Vz cup sweet pickle relish, drained; 30
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Lancaster, Pa.
Ph. Lane. 3-3921 H
Lester Wallace, R 2 New Hol
land, has purchased the 10-aCre
farm offered at public sale by ex
ecutors of the estate of Elmira
Parmer for $6,500 Included was
a six-room frame dwelling, at
tached summer house, frame
barn and chicken house
' The farm is located on the Red
Well-Ltmch’s Store m Township
Auctioneer was Paul Z Martin
The American Legion gave a
thumping endorsement in con
vention Ito continued Unrated
States metmtoershiip m the United
Nations.
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Way to Treat CRD
Convenient, effective, and economical treatment of H
CjRD (Chronic Respiratory Disease) or AIR SAC IN- =
FECriON in chickens. For less than one cent a bird, =
YOU can treat your flock. Most effective if caught in ||
the early stages. ■ H
Ask fo it by name Dry-Strep-Spray
t your local Feed Dealer
DISTRIBUTED BY
d upplrCo. Phone 4-2149 New Holland. Pe.
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slices bologna, Vs-inch thick (about Vz pound),
sliced, sweet pickles.
Combine cheese and pickle relish; blend
well. Spread 20 slices bologna with pickle
mixture. But bologna slices together to form
10 stacks. Top with remain 10 slices bologna.
Cut with small star-shaped cutter. Top with
sliced pickles.
Note: Chop remaining bologna mixture for
sandwich spread, if desired.
One 6-ounce package cijive cream cheese,
softened," V* cup chopped pimento-stuffed
green olives, 2 tablespoons prepared horse
radish, 7 slices bread, 2 tablespoons softened
butter or margarine.
Combine cheese, olives and horseradish.
Blend. Trim crusts from bread; spread with
butter or margarine. Cut bread as desired.
Spread with cheese mixture. Garnish p
sired.
PP&L Values Up
To $3.07 a Share;
|2.91 Last Y ear
Pro forma consolidated earn
ings of Pennsylvania Power &
Light—. Co. (including, earnings
of the former Pennsylvania Wat
er & Power Co prior to June
1955 restated on the basis it was
actually merged on June 1, 1955)
and its subsidiary, The Scranton
Electric Co, accruing to the com
mon stock of Pennsylvania Pow
er & Light Co for the 12 months
ended Oct 31 1955 were $18,141,-
920, equivalent to $3 07 per share
of common ‘’tuck outstanding at
such date, as compared with $17,-
038,463 or $2 91 per share on the
same pro forma consolidated
basis for the 12 months ended
Oct 31, 1954 »
Pro forma consolidated reve
nues for the -2 months ended
Oct 31, 1955 were $121,052,995,
an increase o< V 8 per cent over
the pro forma xevenues for %e
previous year.
Holiday Olive Canapes (about 14)
Nelson Myei •=, Gieencastle,
paid the $730 top in a recent
sale of registered Holstems of
fered by Joshua L Stoltzfus,
Moxgantown -Thirty-three legis
■tered cows averaged $370, and
with 15 giade cows, the average
for the 48 head was $324
The second top in the sale, a
cow-calf combination, also went
to Mr Myers, the cow at $7lO
and the calf u.t $135 Two other
animals went at $650 and $6OO
apiece
Other high biddeis were A E
Broods & Son, West Middlesex,
$560 a cow, and $6OO for a
cow-calf pair, Jacob Stoltzfus,
Honey Brook, paying sslo, Enos
Esh, Gordonville, $515, and Ar
thur S Hoy? man, Parkesburg,
$5OO
Auctioneers were Walter
Dupes and Carl Diller, sale man
ager Harvey Rettew. '
“You idds wffl just hvi to wit, I icmt
date stop with this gun Mowing sowloal"
Charter Subscription
ENDS S3ON
SUBSCRIBE NOW TO
Lancaster Farming
Quatryville, Pa.
"NATIONAL SAFETY COUNCII
OFFER
Lancaster Farming, Friday, December 2, 1955—13
Sauder Holstein
Tops Red Rose
October DHIA
Ernest Sauder, R 1 Lancaster,
topped the list in the October
Red Rose Dairy Herd Improve
ment Assn entries when his Lily
Auxmont Ormsby led the 305-
day 1 lactation test
A Lucifer daughter, the junior
four-year-old yielded 13,574 lbs
of milk and 678 6 lbs of butter
fat for first place. Second was
Mario Rag Apple Olive, a daugh
ter of Bondsman, a registered
Holstein aged cow owned by Ezra
Martin,_Rl Ephiata, with 17,306
lbs of milk and 665 1 lbs of but
terfat
Leading among herds was Al
bert R Fry K 2 Manheim, with
19 registered Holstems averaging
1,191 lbs of milk and 49.7 lbs of
butterfat. Second was Titus M.
Hurst, R 2 Lititz, with 13 mixed
animals producing 1,176 lbs of
milk and 46 3 lbs of butterfat.
Lloyd Ranck, R 1 Paradise, led
the butterfat, production record
with a registered Holstein named
Bun who scored 2,319 lbs of milk
and 1044 lbs of butterfat in the
month
J Lester Stauffer, R 3 Manheim,
is owner of the second place
Fiancy, also a registered Hol
stein, that produced 2,514 lbs of
milk and 1031 lbs of butterfat
in the month.
The average industrial worker
earns the price of a pound of
round steak in 29 minutes as
compared to 49 minutes in 1929.
So states a Ohio State Univer
nty-U.S. Agricultural Extension
Service report. Figures are based
nn current prices.
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SPECIAL FALL
I TRACTOR BARGAINS
RECONDITIONED
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Massey Harris 44 Diesel Tractor
| New
I c " Ba;a ~ tL Spreader P. T. O.
Cope & Weaver Co.
Willow Street, Pa.
Phone Lancaster 32824
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DAVID’S OPTICAL CO.
FITTING ADJUSTMENT REPAIRS
114 N. Prince St.—Lancaster Ph. 4-2767
Open Tues. and Fri. Evenings
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SHOP IN NEW HOLLAND
Stores are open for your shopping convenience
THURSDAY & SATURDAY NIGHTS TILL 9 O’CLOCK
EASY TO REACH!!
Stores open every night, starting
Thursday, December 15 and close
at 6:00 P. M. Christmas Eve.
S ponsored by members of the
New Holland Business Association
October Eggs
In Pennsylvania
Score New Mark
1 A new record for the 54th51
month m succession compared!
with previous years was scored.,
in Pennsylvama October eggiprotH
ductipn, the Department of Agri
culture reports.
Rate of lay changed little from
September, but numbers of lay
ers climbed to 24,442,000, or five
per cent above Sept 1955 and
Oct 1954 Hen culling slowed as
egg puces improved
Production foi the year to date
totals 3,713,090,000, up seven per
cent from the fust ten months of
1954 Prices pei dozen received
by farmers ware 52 cents Oct. 15,
one cent under September, eight
cents above yeai ago. Liveweight
farm chickens dropped one cent
and liveweight broilers three'
cents, but weie up three cents
and two cents respectively from
a year ago-
A second oil-prodiucmg forma
tion found In Israel.
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I of Fencing
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When we stop to think we
realize our everyday living depends
on our eves. Take good care of
them. If you are in doubt visit
your eye doctor.
Doctors Prescriptions
For Glasses Filled.
EASY TO PARK!!