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tablespoon melted butler or W
margarine
1
2 cup* sifted flour
% cup sugar
2 teaspoons baking powder
1 teaspoon .soda
Mi teaspoon salt
2 egg whites
Tiim and disc.utl thin slice
fiom both ends of mange. cut in
half lengthwise With a shallow
“V" shaped cut, lemove white
centei coio Cut into chunks
Wlml in coveicd clectnc blend
er to yield 2 a cup pmee (Or pul
thiough food gnndei ) Slice ban
ana into pmee mixluie, whnl
in blcndei until banana is thoi
oughly mashed In laige mixing
bowl, stir together milk and
melted butter Sift togethei diy
ingredients: add to milk all at
once along with oiartge and
banana pmee Stn until batter
is thorouighly blended In small
mixer bowl, beat egg whites
until stiff, but not diy. Stir and
partially fold beaten whites
thoroughly into battei, do not
underblend Poui into gi eased
Bxsx3 inch loaf pan; bake at
325 degrees for 55 to 60 minutes,
or until done Let stand in pan
5 minutes befoie turning out
onto wire rack foi complete
cooling Loaf will cut into 22
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O Rental Equipment or • Custom Applied
BULK BLENDED FERTILIZER
• Rental Spreaders or
ORGANIC PLANT
Grofftown Road, Lancaster, Pa
Justified,
Declaring that i.ulroads have
failed to provi their need foi
another lound of fi eight rate in
c.east-,, the V.hional Council ol
slices about ’■i inch thick (75
calottes pel slue!
DATE-GRAHAM GEMS
1 1 cup shortening
1 1 cup light brown sugar, firm
ly packed
1 egg
1 cup sifted all-purpose flour
4 teaspoons baking powder
‘••a teaspoon salt
',h teaspoon ground mace
1 cup graham cracker crumbs
% cup milk
3/ 4 cup pitted dates, snipped
Beat shortening and sugar un
til cieamy, add egg and beat un
til light and fluffy Sift together
next four ingredients, stir in
giaham cracker ciumbs Add al
ternately with milk to shortemng
mixture Stir in dates Divide in
to 12 gi eased muffin pan cups
Bake in preheated moderate ov
en (375 degiees) 25 to 30 minut
es or until done Seive warm
Top Dress Wheat and Barley
Use 30-60 lbs. ACT. NIT.
TOP DRESS PASTURES
Use 100 lbs. ACT. NIT. or 400 lbs. of 26-13-13 BLEND
YOUR FULL SERVICE DEALER
PLUS
• Custom Applied
FOOD CO.
392-4963 or 392-0374
Rate
Says
Fanner Cooperatives asked the
Intel.slate Commerce Comnus
Mon to dens the request foi a 6
pel cent late boost
“The luvv meieasc asked by
the lailioads would add up 10 a
total hike of 23 per cent since
1967," said the Council’s Don
Cliaham "That's not a response
to inflation, but rather a cause
of inflation "
Graham pointed out that fann
ers aie the greatst victims of
rising rail rates, since then
fteight bill runs into billions of
dollars annually Further, such
increases icsult in higher prices
for the goods faimers must buy.
The Council statement was fil
ed with ICC as a formal state
ment m advance of healings
scheduled this month. Earliei,
the Council urged member co
opeiatives to file statements out
lining specific examples of how
the proposed increases would
affect farmer-owned businesses
The Council asked ICC to con
duct its own investigation of
- ' "I
Hikes
Council
was ;i membei of Iht* first place
, , „ , calf du ssmjt team at the 45th
rrilioad financing lathei than D ( „ r y Exposition iec(ntl> at
icl> on fij>uu ■> submitted b> the pennsvlvania State I'lmeiMtv
lines themselves It fuithei u- ~ .
quested ICT to p.obe the "actual „ AUo 1 u
owneiship of the A.nei.cai, .ail- \ rjZ
, M . #u (liossnu; pi t of Ine
toads to uhetnci in rt 4 . . , . t * 4 .
♦ i, iM « . u m fitting and showing lonie-u
tei locking owneiahipi and rti
lecloiates exist which would
woik to the disadvantage ol accounts’ the Commis-non has no
shippeis assurance that uulioad revenue
, . will not be siphoned off to othei
When carneis are owned ta\ a en t e rpnses w’hich the leal own
conglomei ait*, which in turn mav CJS f ee i t, O moie lucialive
be owned and controlled b.\ than railioadmg," the Council
'street names’ and ’Swiss bank declared
RUGGED, QUALITY
CONSTRUCTION
Handles haying jobs for
TROUBLE-FREE YEARS!
I !' i* ’’ ~' r *
See Ford’s New 535 Mower Conditioner at
ALLEN H. MAIL Inc.
505 E. Main St., New Holland Ph: 354-2214
Not
Lancaster Farming,
Saturday. May 23. 1970—27
Doiry Contest Winner
Cordelia Shmdler of Lancaster