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Juniors, next week is farm show week for Pennsylvania
so we’re sure you’ll be busy. Ask mom and dad to take you
because there’s something there for everyone, including
vounesters.
If your little brothers and sisters are too young to go,
why not helf them have a farm show of their own 7
Cut out pictures of animals from magazmes or from
your coloring books which you have finished. Back them
on cardboard using paste or glue Use spring clothespins
for legs, snapping the pins shut on the lower half of the
animal This will help them stand and for some animals
will even look like legs.
After all your animals are made, make some blue, red
and white ribbons as prizes
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For people to go to your farm show, cut out pictures of
people from old magazines and catalogs
To complete your show, you must have the aroma of
fresh baked goods So try one of these recipes and award
yourself a ribbon it if taste good.
1 cup butter
6 tablespoons powdered sugar
2 cups flour
1 cup chopped pecans
Roll dough between paper wax Bake.at 325 degrees for
ten minutes When cool enough to handle, roll in powdered
sugar Do not chill
Laurie Zimmerman sent in a recipe for peanut butter
cookies, and her mother tells us that her class made them
in Valley Elementary School, Jefferson, Maryland. Why
don’t you try them also 7
Mix together;
1/2 cup peanut butter
2 tablespoons honey
Mix with your hands
31/2 tablespoons instant dry milk
Add
1/2 cup raisins
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2 eggs
4 cups diced raw apples
2 cups sugar
2 cups oil
dash of salt
2 teaspoons soda
2 teaspoons vanilla
2 teaspoons cinnamon
2 cups flour
1 cup chopped nuts
Mix all ingredients; blend well but do not over beat
Bake in greased pan at 350 degrees for forty five minutes
Frost with confectioners sugar frosting and top with
coconut
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PEANUT BUTTER COOKIES
Make any shape you want
Laurie Zimmerman, Age 8 Frederick, MD
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717 966-1047
Lancaster Farming, Saturday, January 10,1981—C1l
Find The Animals
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Here are some of the animals you'll see at farm
show. Help us find them. There are sixteen animals:
mare calf hen
colt
horse
cow
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Do you ever hear dad
talking about his acres? He
says I have so many acres of
this and so many acres of
that and you probably even
brag about it in school. But
do you know how much an
acre is?
Watch a football game on
television sometime. See the
field’ That’s about the size
of an acre. While a football
field has 43 000 square feet,
J.D.C. SALES INC.
Biglerville, PA
717-334-1987
MONT-BUCKS FARM
BUREAU CO-OP ASSN.
Souderton, PA
215-723-4355
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717-649 5151
215 443-6736
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has 350 acres, picture, if you
can, 350 football fields'
Next try to imagine a
football player trying to play
football on 350 fields at one
tune.
Pretty silly, huh’ Yet dad
takes care of 350 acres at
once. This makes him-a type
of superman, doesn’t it’
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Germansville, PA
215-767-3819
Bath. PA
215-837-6061
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Chambersburg, PA
717-264-9588
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