Asparagus Is ‘Favorite Recipe ’ Topic This Week
(Continued from Page 13) readers. The mass produced
, , , , ~ m items we can readily get at the
and nuts and beat well. Turn s£ore are no (- same thing that
into 13x9x2 pan that has been grandma made' or that her
greased and floured. Bake at daughters and granddaughters
325° for 40 minutes Serve warm are making.
lopped with whipped cream,
Will serve 12.
Send Bread Recipes
For a change of pace, we are P up, either through ex
asking for recipes involving' a perience or through tips from
broad range of breads and rolls, other homemakers, some good
This can include your favorite lri sigh.t mto the little things that
recipe for homemade bread, bis- are necessary to come uo with a
cuits, buns, muffins, corn bread tastyj hght bread or r oii. We
We know that home cooking of think many women would like to
these items is still very popu- share some o£ lheEe ups on how
lar with large numbers of our
Sutan.
. Herbicide ■
+atrazine
lets your
corn ,
grow free
Your com grows free from all major grasses and weeds. Free
from the growth stress that weeds cause. Free to develop strong,
vigorous roots that reach down to make maximum use of soil
nutrients and moisture. Free from extra cultivations, possible
root damage and free of trashy fields at harvest time.
This season, use dependable, economical Sutan plus atrazine
on all your corn acreage. Stop the toughest grasses and weeds—
nutgrass, wild cane, foxtails, fall pamcum, Johnsongrass seed
lings, crabgrass, annual mornmgglory, lambsquarters, pigweed,
ragweed, nightshade and others that loweryour
p ro f|ts. Mix Sutan plus atrazine in the soil as
' fiMRH . you prepare your seedbed. There’s no need to
MB 'depend on unpredictable rainfall to move the
' herbicide into the weed seed zone. Sutan and
if atrazine will be waiting to control weeds as
they sorout. Used as directed, Sutan controls
stucmE m»ici (t weeds without leaving harmful residues in the
soil Free yourself from work and worry...see
us today for your supply of Sutan.
BROWN & REA INC.
Dealers In Grain, Feed, Coal, Fertilizers, Etc.
ATGLEN, PA. 19310 Phone 593-5149
Send Bread-Making Tips
We also know that over the
years many homemakers have
to be successful with biead and Please include your name and with us in making the column,
rolls. address Please send the name successful and hope we can con-
, as you would like it to appear in tinue to get this suppoit
In particular, we understand our “favorite Recipes” column
that many homemakers run into
problems in the use of yeasts
The bread and roll recipes will ITADAA
Any tips on experiences with appear in our May 8 issue. Look- rHIUI! VlVllllill
these problems and how they are in § ah ea <L we will be asking for
overcome would, we think, be ap- strawberry recipes for our May
preciated by other homemakers “ n cid7 whm Geist Road - Lancaster, for a fol
pleSe n send d those t tips OUr rBCiPeS ’ local strawberries will begin to l°w-uP dicussion on detergents
please send those tips come market> and a social hour
We will send a potholder to
those who send either a bread or
roll recipe, or tip for successful
making of bread and rolls
Send your recipe, or tip light
away to Lancastei Farming Re
cipes, P 0. Box 266, Lititz, Pa
17543.
RISSER POULTRY
BEFORE SELLING
LH US QUOTE
RISSER POULTRY
347 N. Broad St., Lititz
Ph. 717-626-2153
★ SERVICE
Lititz R.D. 3
Mmww
350 Strasburg Pike, Lancaster
Ph. Lane. 397-5179
Strasburg 687-6002
We have received several
comments from homemakers
who have been enjoying the
column for the past several is
sues in which it appeared We
wish to thank the many home
makeis who have cooperated
L'H'
Lancaster Farming, Saturday, April 24,1971
626-7766
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Society 29
Twenty members of the So
ciety of Farm Women 29 en
tei tamed guests at the Lehman
Rest Home, Rheems, with a
musical program and singalong.
A business meeting was held m
the basement of the lest home
followed by refieshments seived
by Mrs. Lehman
Dunng the business poition
conducted by Mis Dale Hies
tand, piesident, a gift of $lO
was approved for the 4-H gills
of Lancaster County Walk-A
Thon on May 8 for the mentally
retarded children $25 was also
given to Mr and Mrs Donald
Ranck, missionaries in Brazil to
assist with expenses foi the re
turn to this aiea for the funeial
ot Mrs Ranch’s father, Mr.
Clyde Wivell.
The group made and sold 1,-
018 hoagies at their sale on April
15 They will supply 55 dozen
cookies for the USO on May 1.
The next meeting of the
group will be held on May 17
when Richard Canfield, clinical
psychologist at Philhaven Hos
pital, will speak on Motherhood
and Rearing Children. The
meeting will be held at the
Glassbrenner United Methodist
Church.
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Classifier i
It Pays
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