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SaodiMidh at Jonah-time. Good
‘txadfewilthk’’ are blot chicken
rioodte soup, pickles' and
ollivee, fresh plurals and milk.
HIDDEN GOLD PEANUT
BUTTER SANDWICH
% amp peanut butter
2 tablespoons mayonnaise
or salad dittoing
% teaspoon nutmeg
l>Vz w,ps coarsely grated car
iot
IS Btocca bi ca-d
Butter oi tTfaigaune, sof
tened
Lettuce
In 'small mixing howl,
Blerlct ’‘ogcthei /peanut ibuttei,
Better go bright down
your dealer . /v select a
new model Vv'V' and say/
"Arrange the \ financing
through County' Farmers
Bank, please"
You'll like the smooth, convenient
CSS monthly payments!
County Farmers
MAIN OFFICE: 23 EAST KING STREET, LANCASTER
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mayonnaise nr salad dressing
'and tnuitmeg. (Mix in carrots.
Spread {bread iwiLth butter or
margarine. Spread peanubcjar
rat mixture on 6 (slices; to®
each with lettuce leaf. Idiose
aandtwildhes.
A flaverM spread makes
this sandwich (special, just
combine mayonnaise or salad
dressing, chopped green on
ion, -catsup ,and .mustard, then
spread l on whole wheat bread.
Face sliced luncheon meat
bet.ween the bread Pack to
mato and ile.Ku.je (separately
to bo added to the sandwich
at 'li'ich Line
LUNCH BOX COOLER
SANDWICHES
1 . cup tnuayonnaise oi salad
d, ess mg
LANCASTER
NATIONAL BANK
12 Convenient Offices to Serve You
LANCASTER 1 MOUNT JOY
QUARRYVIUE /; CHRISTIANA
(Open 'tif 6 P.M* Monday thru Thursday~'til 8 PM, Friday)
Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
A Trustee for The Lancaster County Foundation
Are you
driving an
old
crock?
to
L tablespoon chopped green
onion
2 iteasppons catsup
1 teaspoon prepared mus-
tard
12 slices whole wheat ibread
1 can 012 ounces) (canned)
luncheon meat
12 tomato slices
6 lettuce leaves
In small mixing bowl blend
together mayonraise or salad
diec-vß'g, gieen onion, oats up
and muslaid fipiead on ibiead
stices Cut luncheon meat into
6 squaie sices, p'ace on 6
t.ead s’ ces F’ace 2 tomato
Vices on each meat slice cov
ei w/Vh lettuce iClose sand
vuenes To suve cut diagonal
ly in half
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Lancaster Faming, Saturday, October 2, 1969
For the
Farm Wife and Family
Ladies, Have You Heard? ...
Worth Trying For Tempting
and Tasty Sandwiches
Some of the most intei cstmg sandwiches
depend on delightful vauety hi pads Next
time youie shopping, check yom bakeiy oi
the baked foods section at the supeimuiket
and > oil’ll be amazed at the choice ot bieads
and i oils on display Among the ones you’ll
find are Vienna or Kaiser c oils, and pum
pernickel, lye with or without caiaway seeds,
cinnamon, laism. oatmeal, and cheese bread
Test youi own creative sandwich making
abilities with a change of taste in these en
riched breads and rolls
Dress up the tarmly’s favorite peanut
butter sandwich now and then Mix crumbled
crisp bacon, chopped celery,
chopped applle, or sliced ba- a sponge . the safe
nana with peanut butter, then sure w ' a y to care for any
spread on slices of the bread (P’' as,tic handbag,
of your dhknee. Tips) Sot Making Trait *nd
|Nuti Breads from Mixes
Ca(re Tips for -Fruit ’and nut bread mixes
, Plastic Handbags (usually make standard loaves
Plastic handbags, known 0 f quick breads. Disappointing
for practicality and beauty, fyr&ads may be due to one
have become standard equip- factor or a combination of
ment for year-round ward- (factors.
robes. Different type piastres a loaf smaller than antici*
have different characteristics (pated may be due to baking
so they dan’t all be summed it fn too large a pan, baking
up under one heading. But too high a .temperature, or
one thing they do have in the max may have been stored
common is safe Wasbability a damp place or too near
with soap or detergent suds, excessive heat.
Plastic handbags wall serve Overheating, macour
well with proper care Never a ,t e measure of liquids, or too
expose y'our plastiic hag to jiLgh toak.'r-g temperatures
high heat or direct flame or , cau . se holes or tunnels,
to n'ail polish or polish re- l‘he bread may have a
mover ispalils Perfume, clean- ; -,_ CUy tc , ? orust lf the baking
ing fluid, and fiuit stains can ( eirriiei atare is too low, or
roar some plastics ithe bain ng time too short, or
Ilf you keep a pi'lastic hand- too rruoh liquid is added in
(bag in your lap while .dining m , ix , jn g
Out, cover nt with your nap- peak in the center of a
ikm Some plastics can take j' oa f of nut or fiuit bread
'hard knocks but some can’t ,mlade Lorn a mix may be due
(So dont make it a practice ,t 0 too much beating or set
(of dropping your handbag on ,tmg the pans too cSoise to
the floor. gather or too close to the
Wash smudges off as soon oven wall
as they get on plastic 'hand- (Loaves with an extra high
(bags. Don’t use abrasives to hum(p m the center probably
remove a spot or smudge . . . (were baked at too high a tern
instead, use thick warm suds perature or in too small a plan.
SPREAD ANY MANURE
...liquids to frozen solids
Powerful chain-flail action of the Starline Rotaspreader
shreds and spreads any type manure in broad, even swath*
up to 20-feet wide. Simple construction reduces mainte
nance. “Scal-of-Quahty” .galvanized steel body resists
corrosion. Separate chassis hauls heaviest loads. See us
soon for full details and a demonstration.
LOOK FOR US AT THE MANHEIM FAIR
L H. BRUBAKER
tlANc*»ra|
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S XrVTOM*.
? *' ,JAT>ltc
350 Strosburg Pike, Lancaster
R. D. 3, Lifitz, Pa.
Phone: Lane. 391-5119 Strashurg 681-6002 Lititz 626-1166
By Doris Thomas, Extension Home Economist
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