BlO—Lancaster Farming, Saturday, August 14,1982
Let's make brownies
Kids, want to make something delicious, but with a zippy
change of taste? Why not make brownies? They're fun and
easy to make Don’t you love it when mom puts brownies in
your lunch pail? Then treat her, too. But don’t make
traditional chocolate brownies...try butterscotch brownies
and have fun eating!
BUTTERSCOTCH BROWNIES
1/4 c. butter
1 c. dark brown sugar
1 egg, unbeaten
11. vanilla
1/2 c. sifted enriched flour
11. baking powder
1/21. salt
1/2 c. broken nuts
Melt butter. Stir in brown sugar until dissolved. Cool
slightly, then beat in egg and vanilla.
Mix and sift flour, baking powder, and salt. Stir in with
nuts. Turn into greased BxB inch pan.
Bake in moderate oven (350 degrees) 25 to 30 minutes.
Cut immediately into bars. Makes 16 or more bars. Have
fun!
YORK York County 4-H’ers
recently held their annual rabbit
contest at the York Fairgrounds,
here. Judge was Jack Pugh.
Results are as follows:
Project winners Kelly
Langley; Robyn Langley; and
Dawn Knisely.
Best of Show—Steve Knisely.
Champion Dawn Knisely.
Rabbits
New Zealand Richard God
frey, Best of Show; and Hillary
Fakey, Best Opposite.
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rabbit contest
Satins John Godfrey, Best of
Breed and Best Opposite.
Laps Julie Godfrey, Best of
Breed and Best Opposite.
Mini Laps Dawn Knisely, Best
of Breed; and Kelly Langley, Best
Opposite.
Dwarfs Steve Knisely, Best of
Breed and Best Opposite.
Rex Robyn Langley, Best of
Breed; and Jennifer Strenunel,
Best Opposite.
Dutch Chad Stine, Best of
Breed and Best Opposite.
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Chester Equine Council to hold terrier trials
WEST CHESTER The Chester
County Equine Council recently
announced plans for their first
Terrier Trials, to be held on Aug.
28, 3 p.m., at Bryn Clovis Farm.
This farm is located on Providence
Road in Malvern.
Included in the classes will be
“go to ground,” and flat and hurdle
trials. Classes are $4 per entry if
preregistered, $5 post entry.
, The CCEC is offering a chicken
barbecue with wine and beer to be
served throughout the afternoon.
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Preregistration can be obtained per person, or $l5 per couple, and
by calling George Osborne at (215) may be purchased by railing
793-2389 or Jeff Jefferis at (215) 436* Valerie Kanavy at (215)469-9253.
5397. Tickets for the dinner at $8 Rain date is Aug. 29.
CARLISLE The 1982 Cum
berland County 441 Swine Roun
dup, and Sale will be held on
Tuesday, Aug. 17, at the Carlisle
Livestock Market. The show will
start at 9:30 a.m., and the sale at
8:30 p.m.
Members will be judged on
fitting and showmanship, and a
champion will be selected in each
age category. A Grand and
Reserve Champion Market Hogt
will also be selected. Ap-
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proxlmately 92 bogs will be sold at
auction that evening.
Anyone can buy an animal at the
sale. THis is an excellent op
portunity to fill your freezer with
quality pork. Come out to the
Carlisle Livestock Market and
support the Cumberland County 4-
H Swine Roundup.
For more information contact
Laura Watts at the Cumberland
County Extension Office, 1100
Claremont Road, Carlisle, Pa.
17013. Phone-249-7220.
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