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water
water
ice cream .
Sender or electric
instant dry milk,
union juice, cinna
bar and 1% cups
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of water, blend
jn tall mugsorglas
, scoop of vanilla
! and two straws.
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' $2.20 up Scratch $3.80
t $l.lO-52.60 Rabbit pellets . . $5.15
ie nt 25c-45c-$1.20 Dog meal - 100 lb. .--$8.50
$2.95-$4.00 t Altman’s Milk Replacer
$2.40 25 lbs. . . $3.95
$2.60 Calf meal . $5.00
$2.40-$4.40 Fitting ration . $3.70
liter
$4.40 16% Dairy
, r $4.30 Horse Feed $4.00
ility mash. $4.25 ,20% O.F. Hog feed $4.35
mash Altman’s ■ Turkey
& $4.95 Developer Pellets $4.80
full hne of Pigeon feed and medication
line of Carbola Insecticide and Fungicide
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Willis H. Weaver, Mgr.
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I cup.chilled orange juice
five-eight cup chilled lime
juice
V* cup chilled lemon juice
1 cup chilled pineapple jui
ce
% cup sugar *
3 large scoops vanilla ice
cream
Put above ingredients in a
mixing bowl and beat until
the ice creams half melted.
Serve at once. Makes three to
four servings.
* *
Chocolate Malted Milk
Shakfe
Measure into shaker or
mixing bowl the following:
V 2 cup chocolate syrup
V 4 cup malted milk powder
2 cups chilled milk
1 large scoop vanilla or
choco’ate ice cream
Dash of salt
Shake or beat "until well
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mixed and? frothy Sprinkle
with nutmeg, if desired. Ser
ve at once. Makes two ser
vings.
Pineapple 'lint Punch
3 cups cold milk
2 cups cold pineapple juice
% cup cream,
V* cup sugar
I'/z teaspoons lemon juice
Dash of salt
12 drops peppermint ex
tract
Combine all ingredients
and shake or beat until foa
my. Pour into tall glasses,
granish with sprigs of mint
* serve immediately. Ser
ves six.
Soc. 7 Votes
Two Donations
Farm Women’s Society No.
7 met July 11 at the home
of Mrs. Mildred Hersh in
Paradise, with Mrs. Harry
Myers and Mrs. Mark Leon
ard as co-hostesses.
Members responded to the
roll call by relating their
most frightening experiences.
Mrs. Samuel Wenger, Mrs.
Aaron Denlinger, Mrs. Em
ma Denlinger and Mrs. Wal
ter Snead told of trips taken
recently. -
Miss Estelle High, also a
member, told of food pre
paration among the natives
of Sierre Leone, West Africa,
where she was a missionary
for severed years.
$3.40
Donations were voted for
the Migrant Workers Camp
and for the Society’s share of
the 1959 County Project of
an oxygen tent for the Col-
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Farm Wife and
Soc. 12 Picnics
At Safe Harbor
Farm Women’s Soc. 12
met-Tuesday at Safe Harbor
park for a family picnic,
covered-dish style, with 44
persons present.
Plans were completed for
a group bus trip to Washing
ton, D.C. on Oct. 21st. Mem
bers will visit the 'White
House, Capitol building,
Smithsonian Institute and
the Mint.
All members desiring to
take part .must make reser
vations during or before the
September meeting.
There will be no Soc. 12
meeting in August.
When buying fresh mush
rooms, select ones that are
snowy white and have round
ed, knob-like tops tightly
closed around the stems, sug
gest Penn State extension
consumer education special
ists. A dark, discolored mu
shroom with underside fins
exposed is past its choice
eating stage.
umbia hospital.
Hostesses for the Septem
ber meeting will be Mrs.
Moses Brackbill and Mrs
William Buyers.
Family
Soc. 14 Lists
Coming Events
Farm Women’s Society 14
met recently in the home of
Mrs. Ross Leaman, ROnks
RD 1. Co-hostesses were Mrs.
Charles Leaman, Mrs. Lester
LeFevre, Mrs. Ralph Metzler
and Mrs. John Groff.
Mrs. Clarence Herr, presi
dent, presided and reported
on Homemakers Week at
■Penn State in June. Other
Soc. 14 members attending,
were Mrs. Murl Clark and
Mrs. Ellis Esbenshade.
Mrs. Melvin Stoltzfus re
ported on the Society 14 and
13 June visit to the Lancast
er Coupty Home. Members
treated those at the home to
ice cream and crackers.
A one-day bus trip to the
Poconos was voted for Octob
er.
Miss Meriam Leaman led
the devotional period. The
program featured a review
of the book, “Papa’s Wife”
by Miss Lillie Ann Werner
of Lancaster.
Members voted to have a
family picnic at 6:30 p. m,
August 12 at Paradise Mem
orial Park.
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