# For Tho Form Wift (Continued from Pago 14) 1 teaspoon grated lemon peel % cup lemon Juice % cup -hickory flavored catsup . . 2 tablespoons brown sugar ' % tablespoon prepared mustard * 2 teaspoons soy sauce Hi teaspoon salt Season chicken with salt and pepper. In hot salad oil saute chicken on all sides until golden brown; transfer to shallow baking dish. Add on ion and celery to chicken drippings, adding additional oil, if necessary. Saute vege tables until soft, but not brown. Thoroughly combine remaining ingredients: add to vegetables and bring to a boil. Pour hot sauce over chicken. Bake, uncovered, at 350 de grees 50 to 60 minutes, or un til tender. 3 to 4 servings. SARDINE BOATS 6 slices fresh bread L c «£ Free of Pennsylvania Personal Pioperty Taxes. Interest not subject, in the opinion of Counsel, to any present Federal Income Taxes under existing Statutes and Decisions. NEW ISSUE Cocalico Union School Authority Dated September !, 1966 Principal and aenu-annual interest (November 15 and Mav 15, first coupon Not ember 15, Itfih) pat able at The First Company, Philadelphia, J*a (Trustee), The Hemrr National Bank, Denter Pa , and TK» American Bank and Trust Company, Keaniitoen, Pa. (Co-Pajmg Agents). Coupon Bonds in the denomination ol |5,000 each registrable as to principal only. Amount $20,000 20,000 20,000 25,00(1 20,000 35.000 25.000 25.000 45.000 45.000 These Bonds are offered when, as and if issued and received by vs and subject to Ike approval of legality by* Messrs. Saul, Ev mg, Remick and Saul, Philadelphia, Pd. Ftahiuii Dillon, Union Securities & Co. A. E. Masten & Co. BeHuvet & Townsend, Crouter &• Bodine James A. Heavens/ Ihc. Jeu*ij»fc*4, 1966 J V - S hard-cooked eggs' 2 cans (3% ounces each) skinless, boneless sardines, drained , Vi cup chopped cucumber Vi cup mayonnaise 2 teaspoons grated lemon peel 2 tablespoons lemon juice 1 teaspoon prepared mus- tard Dash cayenne pepper Dash Worcestershire sauce Tomato slices Lemon quarters Trim crusts from bread and fit slices into muffin tins. Bake at 400 degrees about 8 minu tes, until golden brown. Chop eggs, reserving one whole yolk for garnish. Drain sar dines and flake with a fork. Add remaining ingredients ex cept reserved egg yolk, toma to slices and lemon quarters. Toss sardine mixture lightly and spoon into “toast boats’’. Top each serving with tomato slice. Press yolk through sieve and sprinkle over tomato. Serve with lemon quarters. 6 servings. $1,125,000 of Lancaster County Lancaster County; Pennsylvania School Revenue Bonds—Series of 1966 Legal Investment for. Trust Funds in Pennsylvania Maturity November 15 Amount 1966 3.85% $65,000 1967 3.85 70,000 1968 3.90 75,000 1969 3.90 ’ 75,000 1970 1 3.90 75,000 1971 3.90 ■ 80,000 1972 3.90 85,000 1973 3.95 90,0.00 "1974 3.95 90,000 1975 3.95 95,000 $35,000 May 15,1986 4.00% PRICE: 100% (.accrued interest to be added ) Francis I. duPont & Co. PLAN FOR EMERGENCY Take time to discuss emer gency planning as a family, suggests Edward B. Vansant Jr., rural civil defense co ordinator of The Pennsylvania State University. One way to get everybody thinking is to identify ail possible emergen cies the family could be ex posed to. This will get the discussion off to a good start. In most cases you can pre pare for all possible emergen cies as easily as for one. Shortly after a young lady became a full-fledged nurse, she saw a man lying prone in the street and was shocked that passersby callously paid no attention to him. So she rushed up and began giving him artificial respiration. The man raised his head and said, “Lady, I don’t Know what you’re trying to do, but I’m trying to get a wire down this manhole.” HOLLAND STONE a tcacury you can ct/Ford) Inside, outside, you’ll find die rich 1 quarried look of HOLLAND STONE adds a touch of real ele gance to tout Building designs. And yet, HOLLAND STONE la one of the most economical build- in;; materials today. Its unique versatility In size and shape lends ■ • structural freedom to builders* meeting new ideas, as well as cost problems. Comes in a wide choice of naturally warm, distinctive colors, pins Colonial white. NEW " OLLAND CONCRETE PRODUCTS, INC. KMNnUMMft Moody’s Rating: A Standard & Poor’s Rating: A Due November & May 15, as shown below ' Maturity No'cmberlS 1976 1977 1978 1979 1980 .1981 1982 1983 1984 1985 -“Vy Coupon 3.95% 3.95 4.00 4.00 4.00 4.00 4.00 4.00 4.00 4.00 S; Lancaster Farming, Saturday, August 13. 1966—13 For the Farm Wife and Ladies, Have You Heard ? ... By Doris Thomas, Extension Home Economist For Success In Canning Can only good quality Iresh fruits and vegetables Use pioper containers and equipment in. good working Older Wash foods and utensils thoioughly. Use the recommended canning method > for each food. Follow an up-to-date canning timetable Woik fast. Piepare only the amount of food you can process at one time. Cool properly. 1 Check seals. Store in a clean, cool, dark, dry place. i -'- Use within one year. THOMAS Use Credit Wisely Understanding Children When you use credit, re- Each child grows in his own member- way anc [ h is own speed. Make as large a downpay- Each child needs encourage* i ment as possible. Your pay- ment. This helps him to be a jments will be less. special peison. j Pay the balance as quickly No two children are alike, as you can. You will save Each one does things his own j money. way. Your credit rating is valu- Each child needs to feel able. Protect it Use credit good about himself He needs only for things you leally want to feel he is a capable peison. and need. A child needs to see and Make sure advantages out- do and feel new things. This weigh the disadvantages helps him discovei the woild Learn about the diffeient aiound him kinds of credit it is good for a child to ask Shop for ci edit . . . get it questions. He needs good an at the lowest possible cost. sweis that he can understand. Decide the best kind for A child needs to be en your purpose. couraged to tell what he saw Undei stand the teims of any or did. contract you sign. (Continued on Page 16) Suddenly It’s Retirement Time But that doesn't mean it'* the end of the world. Those dollars you've saved will make It possible to add new interests, travel • • • do something for your grandchildren* That's why it's so important to save during your productive years. A savings account that pays a good return con furnish those extras that put fun and' sparkle into your "golden years' I '. Stop in. We con be helpful. ACCOUNTS INSURED TO $lO,OOO IFIRST FEDERAL! W ZJavings <v ASSOCI ATfON OF UAMCASTW \ '2* North. Duke Sfc Phone 393^0601 Mon. thru Thurs. Frl. " 9 td:;4:3o „ -,'s 9- to 6 Family j m Sat. *. * 9 to noon
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