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f fixed costs. Whether your herd
average is high or low, your investment in land, buildings, equipment and
stock, and your costs for replacements, light, power,
* x insurance, taxes and labor remain the same.
So the way to manage for profit is to improve the performance of each cow.
Chances are, you’ve been upgrading your herd by improved breeding
and culling. But your big profit opportunity lies in a feeding program
that will help you milk out your cows to the very
limit of their bred-in capabilities.
Today’s cows are capable of high-level production often as much
as 2,000 lbs. more milk per cow per year than they’re producing.
PIONEER feeds and feeding programs can help you get those extra tons
of milk from your cows. Challenge your herd. Feed the PIONEER
way ... find out how good your herd really is.
Stop in and see us. We’ll help you develop an all-around management
for-profit program that will put profit dollars in your pocket.
LEOLA QUARRYVILLE
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3 : cawrespoons mushroom
soup
y g teaspoon black pepper
1y 2 teaspoons Worcester
shire sauce
2 tablespoons prepared
•horse-radish
Crackers
Combine cheese and milk in
saucepan over low heat. Add
mushroom soup while stirring.
Mix in pepper, Worcestershire
sauce, and horse-radish. Serve
hot in chafing dish with crack
ers for dipping.
v TWO-eHEESE
> IjIJJfGEDKON SALAD
* Vz ‘ pound Syass cheese, cut
into Vt inch cubes (2
cups)
pound shredded Ched
dar cheese (1 cup)
cup uncooked macaroni
cup thinly sliced celery
large red skinned app
les, cubed
% teaspoon salt
1
%
2
Cook macaroni as directed
on package Dram, rinse and
chill Combine ingredients ex
cept Cheddar cheese and mix
well with dressing.
DRESSING - Combine 1 cup
dairy soured cream with 1 tab
lespoon lemon juice and 1 tab
lespoon honey.
Serve salad in large lettuce
cups and sprinkle with Ched-
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dar cheese.
cheese-peanut
SANDWICH SPREAD
IVz cups shredded Provol
one cheese
2 tablespoons drained
crushed pineapple
Vz cup chopped salted pea
nuts
1 teaspoon Worcestersh
ire sauce
cup mayonnaise
Combine ingredients. Spread
generous portions on white,
rye, or whole wheat bread for
moist sandwiches especially
well suited to ithe lunch box.
SALMON CASSKHOL.iI WITH
LEMON CUCUMHEU S VL'CE
IVz cups water
IVz cups packaged pre
cooked nee
2 tablespoons minced
onion
cup cold -water
pound can salmon,
drained, flaked
teaspoons salt
teaspoon pepper
egg whites
egg whole
tablespoons butter
margarine melted
Bnng water to a boil in
saucepan, add rice, cover, re
move from heat, let stand 5
minutes Combme onion, cold
water, let stand 5 mi. Combine
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If you have any shrubs that
have never been pruned and
have a lot of dead wood, A. O.
Rasmussen, Penn State exten
sion ornamental horticulturist,
urges cutting the whole "bhrub
ott 2 or 3 inches above ground,
fertilizing with two handfuls
of 5-10-10 working fertilizer
into the soil and watenng
well.
rice, onion, salmon, salt, pepp
er. Beat egg whites, egg; add
to salmon mixture, blend well.
Put m butteied IV2 quait
casserole; brush top With melt
ed buttei. Bake 30 minutes at
375 degiees. Garnish with le
mon wedges, parsley, sene
with Lemon Cucumber Sauce’,
Serves 4-5.
-LEMON CUCUMBER SAVCB
2 egg yolks
14 cup lemon juice
% cup butter or margaune
Vz cup well drained, grat
ed cucumber
Beat egg yolks slightly in
small saucepan. Add lemon
juice, H cup butter, stir over
low heat until blended Add
remaining % cup butter, con
tinue cooking, stirring con
stantly, until thickened,
smooth. Stir in grated cucum
ber. Makes 1 14 cups.
Farm Women 5
Entertain 22
Membeis ot Farm Women
Society 5 entei tamed Society
22 recently in Union Hall,
Manheini, with Mrs Meivm
Senders in chai ge ol devotioiib.
Husbands ot membeis Mill
be entertained at the ne\t
meeting to be held Apnl 27 at
6 p m in the Plain- and Fancy
Restauiant near Intel com so.
Mrs Kenneth Eshelman, coun
ty president of Farm Women
will be special guest.
Prune Shrubs
Milk is used as a barometer
of fallout no.t because it is pa>-
ticulaily likely to be dangei
ous, but because it is available
111 all seasons and in all nails
ot the U S , and thus is a good
test material
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Performance design directs every ounce
of power to deeper, better faster till
mg New Tempo Design Tines change
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mg to “sheer" action for cultivating,
expand to 30" tilling width See a dem
onstration of all the labor saving fea
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Full 1 Yemr Wmrrmntf
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L. H. Brubaker
350 Strasburj* I’iKo
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