•'* For The Form Wife
(Continued from Page 20)
Add egg to yeast mixture and
beat until blended: then com
bine all ingredients Knead on
lightly floured board until
smooth and elastic Place in
greased bowl; cover and let rise
in a waim place (80 to 85 de
grees) until double in size
Punch down With lightly flour
ed hands, foim into 1-inch balls
Dip m remaining butter or mar
garine, melted Place 3 balls in
each of 18 gi eased muffin-pan
cups, with balls touching bot
tom Let rise until doubled in
size Bake in a preheated hot
oven (400 degrees) 18 to 20
minutes, or until done Seive
warm. Makes 18 rolls
CHEDDAR WHOLE WHEAT
BREAD
IV4 cups sifted regular
all-purpose flour
% cup sugar
1 teaspoon baking powder
1 teaspoon baking soda
1 teaspoon salt
2 cups (8 ounces) shredded
Cheddar cheese
1% cups whole wheat flour
1 cup chopped nuts
1 tablespoon grated orange
peel
SAVE AT
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Save Rite
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743 S BROAD ST.
LITITZ, PENNA.
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LET THE FLATTERY OF LACE go to your head. A softened pill
box puts a fine finish on a spnng-summer outfit. The Jace is cro
cheted of mercenzed ciochet yam and shaped ovei a buckiam base.
Yoiu fabuc lining may be chosen in a coloi to match oi contrast
With the lace. Done in a pastel coloi to match her chess, this hat
Would look lovely on the mothei of the bude. Free instiuctions aie
available by sending a self-adchessed, stamped envelope to the
Needlework Editor of this newspaper along with your request for
Leaflet PC 4981.
1 egg, slightly beaten wheat flour, nuts and orange
VA cups milk - peel, blend thoroughly Combine
? T lted egg. milk, butter and molasses;
V-t cup light molasses ~ „ ,
T add all at once to sifted diy in-
In a bowl sift togethei flour, , J
, . , , . giedients and stir only until
sugar, baking powder, baking blended Spiead evenly y m but .
soda and salt, add cheese, whole (Continued on Page 22)
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Ladies,
Have You Heard? ...
By Doris Thomas, Extension Home Economist
Avoid Error On Income Tax Return
The following are common mistakes which can cause a de
lay in a refund that’s due And they are more apt to occm if you
fill out youi form in a hurry because you’ve
waited till the last minute to file your return
Use of the wiong tax table or tax rate
schedule
Calculation from the wrong line of the
lax table or tax rate schedule
Incorrect or omitted social security num
Failure to sign the return by either or both
the husband and wife in a joint return
Simple mistakes in adding, substracting,
or multiplication
Failure to attach a W-2 foim which shows
earnings and withheld taxes
No explanation for claiming dependents
other than children
Entry on the wrong line of le- home in boxes if you take proper
fund due 01 tax owed precautions
Failure to compute the tax If hanging space is available,
No explanatoiy statement for garments other than knits can
unusual deductions be stOx'ed on hangers, rathei
Tips On Storing Winter Clothes than being in a box
Caring for clothes with each Don’t use plastic hangers or
change of season will give you store clothes in plastic bags if
longer wear from each garment you use moth balls, fiakes, or
in your waidrobe crystals Plastic may soften and
Launder or diyclean gaiments harm the fabric
you plan to store Wash and stoie washable gai-
Have furs cleaned and stored ments without pressing them
professionally Avoid use of starch on gar-
You can store garments at fContinued on Page 221
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