E—Lancaster Farming. Saturday, October 24, 1959
• Trick or Treat
(From page 7)
V> cup butter or margarine
2 ounces (2 squares un
sweetened chocolate
1 teaspoon vanilla
Pipe cleaners
Thick confectioners sugar
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Heat puffed rice in shal
loww pan in moderate oven
(3 50 degrees) 10- minutes
P our into large greased
1 >owl. Melt marshmallows,
butter and chocolate over
low heat (may use double
boiler) Stir until smooth
Add vanilla; blend thorough
ly. Pour over puffed rice; stir
until evenly coated.
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■ by chicks from our Associated Hatchery.
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Gilbert H. Hartley Emlen H. Zellers
Treasurer Secretary
Geo. L. Diehl
Asst. Treasurer
With greased hands, shape
candy into 6 large balls for
“bodies” and 6 smalls balls
for “heads”. Use pieces of
pipe cleaners for “ears”,
“whiskers” and “tails”. Ap
ply frosting with cake decor
ator to form “eyes” and the
“mouths”. Attach “heads” to
‘ bodies” with frosting
Makes 6 large cats
HOT DOG AND CHEESE
TOASTIES
(2 cups spread)
Vz pound sharp Cheddar
cheese
V 2 pound hot dogs, cooked
V 2 cup catsup
1 egg
1 tablespoon picnic relish
Be Sure
CURRENT DIVIDEND
PER ANNUM
Paid On Savings
25 North Duke St.
Phone EX 7-2818
James N. Esbenshade
Asst. Secretary
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2 teaspoons prepared mus
tard
Put cheese and hot dogs
through a food grinder, us
ing a medium course blade
Mix with catsup and cook
over very low heat until the
cheese melts. Add the beaten
egg and cook 2 minutes
more Remove from heat,
add relish and mustard.
Spread on buttered toasted
buns and serve at once or
spread on buns and broil for
2 - 3 minutes. Top with a lit
tle more grated cheese.
SNICKER SNACKS
2 cups puffed rice
2 cups puffed wheat
2 cups mixed salted nuts
2 cups french fried potato
sticks
4 ounces pretzel rings
Vz cup butter or margarine
melted
1 tablespoon Worcester-
shire sauce
Vz teaspoon onion salt
V* teaspoon garlic salt
Heat oven to 300 degrees.
Place puffed rice, puffed
wheat, nuts, potato sticks
arid pretzels in large shallow
baking pan Combine remain
ing ingredients and pour ov-
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BEST BUY! It's a special right
now. Save $l.OO on each
100 lbs. by placing your or
der before November Ist.
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FARMERS’ EXCHANGE
Quarryville
Service Center
Phone ST 6-3647
Lancaster
Service Center
Phone EX 4-3755
Or your local Representative
"Seems to me...
DICK WITMER
REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE FOR
COUNTY COMMISSIONER
THESE ARE OUR CANDIDATES AND THE OFFICES THEY SEEK
C. Abram Snyder, County Commissioner Harry E. Meyers, Sheriff
Richard H. Wifmer, County Commissioner Harry H. Gring, Register of Wills
John t. Bowman, Judge Howard H. Bailey, Prothonotarjf
Mrs. lona M, Metzger, Clerk of Quarter Sessions Jack F. Tracy, Prison Keeper
Dr. Charles W. Bair, Coroner Anna K. Mellinger, Prison * nSpC
John H. Wenger, Treasurer Louise H, Souder, Prison Inspccio
Alfred C, Alspoch, District Attorney
PROGRESS wifh ECONOMY
YOU CAN’T HAVE ONE WITHOUT THE OTHER
VOTE REPUBLICAN AND GET BOTH!
2-4 D May Be
Research Tool
Agricultural chemists at
the Michigan Agricultural
Experiment Station report
that they have treated plants
with 2, 4-D and as a result
changes occurred in mineral
content in several portions of
the treated plants Chemist
Sam Bass of the Michigan
Station says changes were
observed in the percentages
of boron, calcium, iron, mag
nesium, potassium, phosphor
us, and sodium in the vari
ous parts of the plant. But in
the roots, he says, percentag
es of iron and manganese
were about the same in treat
ed and non-treated plants
Just why variations occur in
amounts of minerals deposit
ed in different parts of the
plant treated with 2, 4-D is
not known, but it is apparent
Bass says, that some of the
;r cereal mixture, tossing
Lightly until well distributed.
Heat in preheated oven 30
ninutes, stirring once or
;wice Makes about 8 cups
24-HOUR
SERVICE!
We get there fast if you
have burner trouble. We’ll
adjust your burner for
economical operation
complete combustion.
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OIL CO-
105 Fcdrview St.
MOUNT JOY, PA.
Ph. OL 3-2021
Progress costs money. That’s fine, as
long as we know our money Is being
carefully spent. A dollar value for
HEPUIUCHN COMMITTEE Of LANCASTER COUNTY
WCHAM A. SNYrtR. CHAIRMAN
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He feels that those u
may help speed up the- , l
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GROFF’S
HARDWAf
NEW HOLLAND
Phone EL 4-0851
“Anyone who's lived In Lon easier
County knows we've enjoyed prosperity
•—full employment, high farm income
and plenty of new industry. We want
to KEEP It that way—but at the same
time we want to progress even further.
every tax dollar spent.
That's why I believe you can pul confi
dence in the Republican candidates for
office this November. They believe in
progress too—but they also know they
have a responsibility to you—l he tax
payer.
Stable Republican Government In t^ 4
past has created the climate fo r pro s
perity and attracted new industry t £
Lancaster County. Our pledge is i£
maintain that climate for the future.