Lancaster Farming, Saturday. September 19. 1970
24
Mrs. Hoober Active in New Holland
(Continued liom !’»ge 23)
WHITE BETTER BREAD
(Baked in coffer cnn«o
Dissohe 1 pkg. of >east in
4 cup warm water
4 teaspoon Ringer
1 tablespoon sugar
No. of milk cows
Breed
Present grain feeding program
A\e. lbs. feed per cow per day
Roughage
Lbs silage fed per cow per day
Lbs hay fed per cow per day
A\ e. daily production per cow lbs. milk
Available grains
Would \ou like to ha%e \our dair% ration balanced?
Just fill out the abo\e form and mail to
S ELMER M. SHREINER
Trading as Good’s Feed Mill
Specializing in DAIRY & HOG FEEDS
New Providence, Pa,
•net mm p hone 786-2500
Let set for 15 minutes. Add
tablespoons sugar
can evaporated milk (13 nr.)
teaspoon salt
tablespoons salad oil
to 44 cups unsifted all-pur*
pose flour
Add 1 cup at a lime (electric
Protein r c
beulei 1 Beal thoioughly aftci 1 teaspoon salt Cover and let rise in warm,
eneli addition Last cup will have <2 cup sugar place until double in size (about
to be beaten by hand (Beating 1 pkg. yeast 3 houis). Roll into 2 stnps
adds texture ) 1 egg each 12" long, ti” thick and 4"
Pul in well-greased (butler) 'a teaspoon rum extract wide. Brush with melted butler
cans Place lids on tops, let rise 3'a cup sifted flour (all-pur- and sprinkle with sugar and
till lids "pop off " Bake in pie pose western flour) laisins Roll up Cut rolls in
heated oven. 350 degrees, for 45 2 tablespoons melted butter crosswise slices about 3 A" thick,
minutes or until it sounds hoi- i ( cup seeded raisins, cut Place in greased pans (muffin
low when lapped on lop Re- Pour scalded milk over *4 cup oi round or squaie pan) and
move from oven, biush with but- sugar, shortening and salt Cool let rise until double in bulk,
tei Let stand sto 10 minutes in m 110 degrees or luke warm Bake at 350 degrees 15 to 20
can Remove fiom can. let cool Dissolve yeast in x k cup luke minutes As soon as rolls aie
thoioughly on lack Dough can warm water and add. Beal until icmoved ice with icing made of
be fiozcn in cans smooth. Add beaten egg and 1 cup powdeied sugar, 2 table-
RUM ROLLS aim extract Add x k of the flour spoons hot water and 1 teaspoon
1 i cup milk and beat until smooth Add ic- mm extiacl. Makes 24 to 30
'-4 cup shortening maimng floui and mix well i oils
lbs. fat
NEW ISSUE
This announcement is neither an offer to sell nor a solicitation
of offers to buy any of these securities. The offering is made only
by prospectus to bonafide residents of Pennsylvania only.
400,000 Shares
ROWN KITCHENS Inc.
8% Convertible Preferred Stock
OFFERING PRICE $5.00 per share
A Pennsylvania coipoiation with 9 years of suc
cessful expeuence in the manufacture and sale
of custom-crafted wood kitchens and bathroom
vanities.
l'o> the piosprc tus, mml taupou to
i KROWN KITCHENS. INC. i
I 266 W. Mam ,S(, Leola, Pa 17510 2
HOLLAND STONE
a luxury you can a/Kord
Inside, outside, you’ll find tbe rich
quarried look of HOLLAND
STONE adds a touch of real ele
gance to yonr building designs.
And yet, HOLLAND STONE ia
one of the most economical build
ing materials today. Its unique
versatility In size and shape lends
a structural freedom to builders,
meeting new ideas, as well as coat
problems. Comes in a wide choice
of naturally warm, distinctive
colors, plus Colonial white.
NEW
CONCRETE PRODUCTS, INC.
MEWHOUANO PENNSYLVANIA
(? 10 par \alue)
7ip
OLLAND
July 25.1970