Tj r Tht F«rm Wif« (Continued *om Page 14) ‘ cup peanut butter com syrup "ups salted peanuts £U ps corn flakes 'omblne sugar, peanut but and com symp in largfe ..-nan. Cook and stir until vuu« begin? bubWe (185 labor-saving SHOW PUSHER Even with the handy long handle, this sturdy snow pusher weighs less than 4 lbs. But it’s built to move snow fast without backache ... winter after winter. The ribbet aluminum blade has a high carbon steel wear strip. Select hardwood handle has new smooth sable fiinish. flifoble from your feed and farm supply dealer Distributed by Neir Holland Supply Co., Inc s New Holland 185 bushels big... and the hn Deere 44 Spreader the strength- to match riofil? s '* on ,oads a ‘- a 6 n>ph clip really makes short * hauling manure. But to do it repeatedly, it takes a er as strong and tough as the John Deere 44. ■ P't on! Extra-strong 2 bars support the heavy ply °°n Rigid side braces are bolted ro the steel floor id in + Ur ” y reinfofce-tfwtreated lumber sides. - F ‘0 see the king=sized 44.-Ask about credit. ■■ ' Landis Bros. Inc. Lancaster 393-3906 Wenger Implement' Buck BU 4-4467 u's‘ I" 6 * Alan Beyer 354-8001 , Christiana LYi 3-5687 • otz kerger's M. S. Yearsley & Son 665-2141 West Chester 696-2990 STS.* JS "" Fuming, Saturday, November S,UK»-T» flakes. Press warm mixture MARSHMALLOW TREATS , .. evenly and firmly into buttered V* cup butter or margarine }, cup Ug . 00111 *y ru P ISxlOdnch pan. Cool; frost 6-10 ounces regular marshmal- y with fudge piping if desired. lows OR 4 cups miniature , '°® s P oon “•K Cut into squares when firm. marshmallows 2 ™blespoons sesMa « * .« * * teaspoon vanilla flavoring w . , . This treat goes 5-6 cups rice krispies . r c *. n rge “flat" to bring you a different Melt butter in 3-quart sauce- "/fsn 11 *.?* pan. Add marshmallows and * ? J 350 , de ' cook over lot heat, stirring f roos l 10 . Imnu e , s ' ? i " to constantly, until marshmallows b ° wl . rea ?ed with butter are melted and mixture is ™,™ arfiß ? ne ‘ C ? mbil ,^*. sugar > syrupy. Remove from heat; . w * ter and salt m me* stir in vanilla. Add rice kids- saucepan. Stirring pies and stir until well-coat- ‘ e< l ue lltly, cook to 235 de ed. Turn mixture out onto gl ‘ ee l or l J" 1 » 1 WW £oims buttered *fcfSete. Press a “** h f l evenly and firmly to about % c . w^ er ‘ p ®H r °ver puffed inch thickness. Cut into nce; . stir . k«™*ls w*e squares when cool. evenly coated. Sprinkle sesame seed on bottom of greased 8- inch square baking pan. With greased hands, press puffed rice mixture over sesame seed. Cool. Cut in bars. CHINESE RICE CANDY 6 cups puffed rice Vs cup Sugar PUBLIC SALE HOLSTEIN DAIRY COWS Friday, Nov. 11, 1966 1:00 P.M. To be held on the Harold Housekeeper Farm located at -^ es^ 0f oxford > near Pine Grove Filtering Station, Little Bntian Twp,, Lane. Co., Pa. 5 pa Dispersal of the entire herd of Arthur Sheets, Nottingham, 75 HEAD HOLSTEIN DAIRY COWS cows . ar e fresh within 30 days, several spring ers, and the balance in all stages of production. P 8 8 bred heifers 6 yearling heifers ~ Ai so 15 head of up state Penna. cows. Several purebreds to freshen 10 larg * firSt calf heifers fresh and right ready *° w “ 4 -* tb * ia s# ** •** of nSk” 4 miSS this sale if yOU need good cows in f,IM flow Sale I»y HAROLD HOUSEKEEPER Phone - 717-529-2763 Kersey A. Br.flley, Auct. - NOrn “' n K ° lb Holtwood, Pa. Phone 284-4204 COMPLETE DISPERSAL OF REGISTERED AND GRADE HOLSTEINS Along road from Wakefield to Cherry Hill, 20 miles South of Lancaster, Fulton Township, Lancaster County, Penna. 55 Registered and Grade Holstein Cottle, 37 Cows and Fresh Heifers, 3 Bred Heifers, 15 Opfen Heifers. 20 REGISTERED COWS AND 13 REGISTERED HEIFERS 15 years of artificial breeding from Atlantic Breeders Coop, Dairy have size and quality. Certified, accredited, charts fur nished. 15 fresh since July, 2 due in October, 3 November. 3 December, 1966. D.H.I.A. average 13473 M, 488 F. SALE HELD UNDER COVER Dean Daughter, 8 years, 305 da. 17973 M, 631 F. Ty Vic Daughter, 6 years, 305 da., 18318 M, 693 F. Lucifer Star Daugh ter, 5 years, 305 da., 15166 M, 528 F. Co. General Daughter. 3 years. 298 da., 16090 M, 609 F. Dusty Jo. Daughter, 4 years. 305 da., 14082 M, 514 F. Ivanhoe Daughter, 5 years, 287 da. 13095 M, 505 F. 6 years, 289 da., 17191 M, 4#9 F. Iqc. Go. Auctioneers and Sales Managers J. Everett Kreider 284-4517 Carl Diller 392-5235 . , . - ]□ □ a atm lojuj -T- 1966^ THURS., NOV. 10, 1966 12:30 P.M. TEBMS BY! * v MARVIN HORST & E. KAtHRYN HORST # Hove You Heord? <Cp»#wied from Page 15) tallest in back . . . shallow la front. Be v,ery careful of your One crystal. It can be scratched if you slide it across hand sur faces. If it must he staked, put a protective pad of soft material, .or foam rubber, be tween. the pjeces. It’s Worth Knowing A nutrient is a chemical sub* stance that has its own oiffc function in the body ao# works with other nutrients for growth and for regulation of all body processes. All nutrients the body needs are available in foods. Poods vary in -the kinds and anum.nfo of nutrients they contain, how ever. Essential nutrients for which needed amounts have been rec ommended include- protein, calcium, and iron; vitamin A; thiamine, riboflavin and nia cin; and ascorbic acid. Other nutrients, such as fat, carbo hydrate, sodium and potassium are known to be important to the body, although no specific amounts of them have been recommended. Some cooking procedures re sult in much greater- nutrient losses than others The “three R’s” of cooking to retain nu trients are: reduce the amount of water used; reduce the length of the cooking period; and reduce .the amount of food surface exposed. Appetite is not a safe guide in choosing a diet. A hap hazard diet may lack certain nutrients and supply too mucfe of others. A fat is described by the chemist as unsaturated if jit can combine with more hydro gen and as saturated if it can not. Generally, unsaturated fats are liquid at room tempera ture . , . such as the oils from corn, safflower seed, and cot ton seed Most saturated fate are solid at room temperature ' ... as beef suet, and hydro genated vegetable fats. WOULD YOU BELIEVE... THE NEW BRADY GRINDER-MIXER WILL EQUAL OR OUT PERFORM ANY OTHER MILL ON THE MARKET? Big: claim? You bet it is! And we’ie pi spared to back it vp with pioof. Why not let us show you what makes the BRADY the finest-in the field. ... at any price. Just-aalc us for a FREE demonstration oa your farm. No obligation. It ! s all the pioof you’ll need! BRADY FARM GRINDER-MJXE3 Hay and ear corn are no proli- - lem for a.BRADY! Grinds ««i3 mixes to your own feed speci fications. Precision engineered and time-tested to biend con cert tiates, grains and roughage —u,Se in filling silos. Will de hvei high moisture ground ■efiv com and ground shelled cgrp. info silos up td 50' high. 15 • ' „ * \ ALLEN H. MATI , New Holloed , ~ , Denver
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