Lancaster Fanning, Friday, June 13, 1958—11
For Farm
Women...
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dish. Sprinkle with half the’
cheese and cover with the rest
of the bread.
Beat eggs, mjlk and seasonings,
pour over bread and cheese, and
cover with rest of cheese
Set baking dish m a pan of
ho twater and bake at 350 de
grees about 40 minutes or until
custard is set and bread is pufty
You might serve this with
lima beans or peas, beets, green
salad, fruit cobbler.
CHEESE FONDUE*
IVz cups milk
IVa cups soft breadcrumbs
1 cup chopped or grated cheese
1 tablespoon butter or margar
ine .
x k teaspoon salt
3 eggs‘separated
Scald milk. Add crumbs,
cheese, butter or margarine, and
salt.
Beat egg yolks, add milk mix
ture. Beat egg whites until stiff
but not dry, fold into mixture.
Pour into greased baking dish
Bake at 350 degrees 30 minutes
or until set.
Serve at once with baked
squash, a green vegetable, apple
celery salad with nuts, and cook
ies.
CHEESE RABBIT (RAREBIT)'
3 tablespoons butter or margar
ine
3 tablespoons flour
1 tablespoon finely chopped
onion
14 teaspoon salt
14 teaspoon powdered dry mus
tard
Paprika, if desired
114 cups milk
14 pound cheese, ground or
grated (114 cups)
1 egg, beaten
Melt butter or margarine and
blend in flour, onion, and seas
onings. Add milk slowly. Cookr
over low heat until thickened,
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Be sure to see the finest cars ever produced in our “You Auto Buy Now” calvacade parade on Friday,
June 13. Within the next week stop into one of the following dealers’ show places to test drive one of the
beautiful models on display. The dealers listed below are the sponsors of Lancaster County s “You
Auto Buy Now” Week and they extend a cordial invitation to inspect the fine cars that are now
available.'
LANCASTER
ESHELMAN MOTORS
LANCASTER NASH
PACKARD LANCASTER
WIGGINS CHEVROLET
HARTMAN PONTIAC
STETLER AUTO-CO.
WOLF MOTOR CO.
MOHN BROS.
BRUBAKER MOTORS, INC.
LANCASTER LINCOLN MERCURY
D. M. DeHAVEN
LINK’S-AUTO EXCHANGE
STONER MOTORS
STEVE LEPORE
COMMUNITY MOTORS
LANCASTER SALES
MARIS H. ESHLEMAN
J. G. BOOTH
SHIRK’S USED CARS
EPHRATA
EPHRATA MOTORS, INC
H—L MOTORS
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stirring constantly Remove from
heat and add cheese.
Pour a little of the sauce into
the beaten egg, then pour all
back into the sauce Stir and,
cook two or three longers, until
cheesa is melted Serve on toast
or crackers.
Here is something for the sand
wich season coming up;
COTTAGE CHEESE-PICKLE
PEANUT SANDWICH
z !\ cup cottage cheese
v i cup peanut butter, coarse
grind
•■'.i cup diced dill or sweet pick
les
8 slices bread
2 tablespoons milk
% teaspoon salt
1 egg, beaten
Cooking fat or oil
Combine cottage cheese, pea
nut butter, and chopped pickles.
Spread the mixture generously
on four bread slices and cover
with the other four slices.
Add milk and salt to the beat
en egg and mix thoroughly.
Dip both sides of sandwiches
quickly into the egg- mixture
Do not soak the bread Brown on
both sides in hot fac over mod
erate heat.
A cottage cheese dessert-’
MELODY PIE
Lemon Pastry Shell
1 cup sifted flour
Vk teaspoon salt
¥4 cup shortening
¥2 teaspoon grated lemon rind
IVz tablespoons lemon'juice
1 tablespoon ice water
2 teaspoons beaten egg yolk
Sift together flour, salt. Cut in
shortening and lemon rind. Beat
together lemon juice, water, and
eg yolk Stir lightly into flour
mixture. Form into ball, wrap in
waxed paper and chill Roll, out
dough and line 9-inch pie plate.
Prick well; bake 10 to 15 minutes
m moderately hot oven (425
degrees).
Filling Line shell with one
pint creamed cottage cheese,
mixed with one tablespoon grated
lemon rind. Fill with #2Vz can
fruit cocktail, chilled and drain
ed Garnish with mint. Serves 8.
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METROPOLITAN LANCASTER AUTOMOTIVE ASSOCIATION
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High Quality Hay in Calf Rations
Emphasized in PSU Feeding Trials
The importance of high quality days of age.
hay, preferably legume, in the A simple starter mixture ot
rations of young dairy calves is cracked corn, wheat bran, ground
re-emphasized in results of feed- o; ts, soybean oilmeal, minerals
mg trials conducted by E M. Kes- and salt proved equally good as a
ler at the Agricultural Expen more elaborate mixture to which
ment Station, Pennsylvania State dehydrated alfalfa, cane molasses
Lmversity. and dried skimmilk were added
Calves in these trials were fed
commercial milk replaeer, Penn
Slate formula, a variety of starter
mixtures and hay, from six days
to 16 weeks of age. Colostrum and
herd milk were not fed after 10
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JUNE
14-21
EPHRATA HUDSON
BUD HUNT MOTORS
LLOYD WINGENROTH
BERT JACOBS
MESSICK CHEVROLET
EBERLY BUICK
WARWICK MOTORS
AKRON AUTO SALES
MANHEIM
H. A. BOYD
J. K. MOTORS
MANHEIM MOTORS
PAUL STERN
SAUDER CHEVROLET
LEOLA
HARRY L. MILLER
ELIZABETHTOWN
GARBER MOTORS
LITITZ
LEON HERSHEY
WM. B. FRY
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The calves were limited in allow
ance of milk replaeer but were
given all of the starter that they
would eat until a consumtion of
five pounds daily was reached
When bromegrass hay of fair
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QUARRYVILLE
SPENCE MOTORS
WINNIE HOGG
MOUNTVILLE *
TED ROSSEY USED CARS
STRASBURG
MIGDON PONTIAC *
J. M. HAGANS & SON
NEW HOLLAND
JOHN N SAUDER AUTO CO
A. R. SENSENIG INC
RED ROSE AUTO SALES
SHOWALTER & HORNING
B Z MELLINGER INC
GROFF- BUICK
PEIFER PONTIAC INC.
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quality was supplied, calves fed
24 per cent protein starter grew
the fastest. When alfalfa hay, of
excellent quality was fed. starters
having approximate protein con
tents of 15 to 17 per cent gave
better results than the higher
piotein mixture
I\me groups of eight calves
each were used in the trials, all
calves m each group receiving the
same rations Results in all
were m the form of averages
The calves, obtained from farm
cis and institutional herds, weigh
ed between 85 and 115 pounds
when put on test Average gains
over initial weights ranged from
ai ound 150 up to 175 pounds.
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LITITZ SPRINGS GARAGE
KELLER BROS.
J. B. ZARTMAN
STADEL AUTO SALES
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