'• For The Farm Wife
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double recipe.
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SCALLOPED POTATOES
ounces (V 2 cup) butter or
margarine
ounces O/2 cup) all-pur
pose flour, sifted
ounce (2 tablespoons) salt
quarts milk, hot
ounces (14 cup) onion,
chopped (optional)
j pounds 4 ounces potatoes,
1
2
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220 W. King St.
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All lat Quality
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KILL FLIES WITH
PERMA GUARD
The new, non-toxic insecticide dairy farmers can
use directly on cattle or any place in barn. Can
be used in poultry and livestock feeds. No ill
effects.
Also can be used on all plants and trees.
V\ailable in 25 lb. bags.
Can be dusted or applied in a Avater spray.
Ideal for grain storage.
\pproved by U. S. Department of Health
We are also distributors for natural soil builders
Bag or bulk.
BROOKLAWN FARM
118 Kreider Ave.
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peeled and sliced thin
Melt fat, Blend in the flour
and salt. Stir into hot milk and
cook until thickened, staring
constantly. Add onion, if de
sired. Place potatoes in baking
pans„(2oV2 by 12V 2 by V-k
inches), one pan for 25 poi
tions. Cover with sauce, 2
quails pei pan Cover pans
and bake at 350 degiees (mod
erate) for Vz hour. Remove
covei and bake about I hour
longer or until potatoes aie
tender and top is biown. 25
portions (% cup). Double re
cipe for 50 portions.
CHICKEN SALAD
2 pounds 8 ounces (2 quaits)
cooked chicken, diced
10 ounces (2 cups) sweet
pickle, chopped
9 ounces (2 J A cups) celery.
diced
2 ounces cup) onion,
chopped
14 ounces (21j cups) cooked
rice
Vs cup sweet pickle liquid
Ph. 569-1580
Agway Inc.—effective July 1, 1964—created by the farmer-members
of Eastern States Farmers’ Exchange and Cooperative GIF Exchange,
Headquarters will be in Syracuse, N.Y., but please use
current correspondence addresses until further notice.
8 ounces (1 cup) mayon-
2 tablespoons lemon juice
! A teaspoon piepaiecl mus-
Combine all ingiedients and
mix well Chill bcfoie semnc
Poition with a No 8 scoop ( 1 2
cup) and seive on cusp salad
gieens. 25 poitions (hz cup).
COOKED SALAD DRESSING
8 ounces (I cup) sugar
2% tablespoons all pin pose
flour
1 tablespoon salt
1 tablespoon powdeied diy
Is teaspoon cayenne
1 ounce salad oil (2 table-
spoons)
13/il 3/ i cups (6) eggs
3 cups milk
IV2 cups vinegar
Mix sugar, flour and season
ings Stir in oil. Beat eggs and
stn 111 giadually. Slowly blend
in the milk, then the vinegar.
Cook mixture over hot water
until it thickens, Stirling oc
casionally. Makes IVz quaits.
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HAY - STRAW - EAR CORN
Lancaster
naise
teaspoons salt
taid
mustai d
Need . . .
Buy Now and Save!
More ami imue l.umcis are bujiuti fioin ns lor
better value and all a.omul sati-laUion.
Delhered any quantity
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Since 1890 a
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Phone Area Code 717 687-7631
Lancaster Farming, Saturday, July 4, 1964
For the
Farm Wife and Family
Ladies. Have You Heard?
By: Doris Thomas, Extension Home Economist
Flufting Of Carpet Or Rug Is Normal
Your caipet or mg is not falling apait
when you notice it Huffing This is noi mal
for new caipets and lugs Flullmg takes
place when a mg sheds lint that has been
left in the fabuc.
Caipet yam is made of vauous lengths
of libeis When pile loops aie cut, some shoit
ends aie left in the fabuc So duung the
fust few months you have your mg 01 cai
pet, it sheds this lint as it woiks to the sui
face But, this isn’t a caipet delect and it
won’t affect the wear or appeal ance ol the
caipet.
Safety Reminders For The Home
Staus are not designed for stoiage . . .
keep steps fiee fiom all items a lew houi - s wolk building a
all the time. It you have base- guaid i ail It will be the best
ment staus without a guaid investment in safety you can
make
lail, spend a few dollais and
IM
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When cany mg loads oi ar
ticles up oi down staus, keep
the loads small and cany them
to the side so you can see
each step
Take time to wipe up spills
on the kitchen I'ooi
-\\oid snitlei mgs thev may
turn into Hying mgs and if
tins happens thou decoiative
\auic can be olivet by medical
loHs ')i uK 1 ul an accident
V good srepkciciti is a
vmlhwhite unedment A chair
u ho' is a pool uibstitute and
tali be i costly one
Woith Knowing
Pwlali cooked in then pic
kets aic i ichest in \itamin and
nnneial content But. if you
must paie them, keep the pal
ings thin and cook the pota
toes as soon as possible after
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THOMAS