16 Lancaster Farming. Saturday, February 27, 1965 olUn
thought of primarily lor it*
In the Honey Brook area historical importance, has
the H. H. McConnell herd had many modern-day claims to
four cows completing lacta- greatness. For one, its port
tion records: Llseter Ultra _
Joyce, a 9-year old, with 13,- 10 6 80 milk and 471 fat in
310 milk and 641 fat in 305 302 days
days; Grayce Farms Viceroys The Y. Bomberger
Bettor, a 7-year old, with 14,- hejl . d j n Lebanon had two cows
140 milk and 653 fat in 305 ma jjj n g records: Ideals Ran
days; Meetinghouse Pretor cheros Martha D , an 8 -year
Haryett, a 5-year old, had 11,- old totaled 14,260 milk and
060 milk and 499 fat, also in 623 fat in 305 days . Meadow
305 days; Meetinghouse MS P o od Imperials Lady, a 6-
Ilarnet, a Jr. 3-year old, made year oldf made 13) 3 3 0 milk
and 676 fat in 297 days. •
Area Guernsey
Records Posted
The American Guernsey
Cattle Club recently reported
the following herds with cows
that have completed official
DHIR production records on
two times-a-day milking:
Two cows in the RF & L.
A. Witmer herd at Willow
Street were among those list
ed. Penn Del Reliable Bessie
and Penn Del Reliable Margo,
both senior 4-year olds, milk
ed for 305 days, produced re
spectively, 12,940 pounds of
milk, 664 fat, and 15,450 milk,
706 fat
In the J Rohrer Witmer,
Willow Street, herd there were
also two cows completing rec
ords. They were Lynbrook M
B W Ann, a 12-year old that
produced 12,300 pounds milk
and 574 fat in 305 days; Wit
las Perts Sandra, a 6-year old
that made 12,420 of milk and
611 fat.
FARM WOMEN #3 HEAR
OF LIFE IN GERMANY
At their regular meeting
held on Feb. 20 at the home
of Mrs. Paul Weidman, Akron,
members of Society of Farm
W’omen Group #3 heard John
Weidman discuss his experi
ences last summer in Ger
many. Weidman, grandson of
the hostess, is a civil engi
neering student at Princeton
University.
He spent last summer study
ing the German language and
the people and their ways
He roomed with an aveiage
German family, and worked
in a German factoiy at Lipp
stadt.
Following his twelve-week
service there, he toured parts
of Germany, Austria, and
Switzerland, returning to the
U.S. in September 1964
During the business meet
ing reports were given of the
recent meeting of the County
Executive Board. Also of the
Valentine Party held in the
fire company hall at Lincoln
$5O was donated to the Can
cer Society.
• For The Form Wife
(Continued from Page 14)
cheese is browned and bub
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NOTE - Bacon may be omit
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Vz pound sharp Cheddar
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1 medium head cauliflower
% stick (V* oup) butter or
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Vi cup flour
2 cups milk
Vz teaspoon dill weed
Vz teaspoon salt
Vs teaspoon pepper
4 slices dry bread
Remove leaves from cauli
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Simmer 8 to 15 minutes in a
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(350 degrees) for 10 to 15
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cubes. Bake in moderate oven
(350 degrees) lor 20 minutes
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