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Dairy Derby TOWSON, Md. Knowledge about milk products and the dairy industry could win you cash and U.S. Savings Bonds at this year’s Pennsylvania Farm Show, as the Middle Atlantic Milk Marketing Association (MAMMA) presents the “Dairy Derby.” At booth 338 in the main exhibition hall, show goers can watch, and possibly par ticipate in a Hollywood-style gameshow. The purpose of the exhibit is to educate consumers. Contestants will be asked questions on a varie ty of dairy-related topics from cows to cottage cheese. Contest ants won’t have to be agricultural experts, but knowledge about the dairy industry could be profitable. The “Dairy Derby” will have two parts. First, four contestants will appear on stage and compete against each other as they answer dairy-related questions. Each question will be worth 10 points. The first person to win 50 points will be declared the winner, and will move onto the exciting cash cube. ‘The cube is basically an over sized phone booth with a big blower in it,” says “Dairy Derby” game show host. Bill Snitcher, MAMMA’S Marketing Director.' “Inside the cube will be several hundred dollars in cash, plus certi ficates for well over $l,OOO per day in U.S. Savings Bonds. Once the blower is turned on, the con testant will have one minute to catch what they can, and slip it out of the cube through a small slot What they are able to get out of the cube is theirs to keep. The trick is to catch the cash or bonds, because inside the cube, it’s like standing in the middle of a torna do.” Snitcher adds, “Area dairies and milk processors have been ex- «g§a/ 1 CLOSED SUNDAYS, KEW YEAR, EASTER MONDAY, ASCENSION DAY, wim Monday, oct. n,- ihanksgivin'j, ru.-Jl.. CHRISTMAS A DECEMBER 28TH. FISHER’S FURNITURE, INC. 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Reg. $1.19 ADRIATICO ITALIAN EXTRA VIRGIN Good Food Outlets wish you and yours a Happy and Prosperous New Year key Hill Dairy, and Wengert’s Dairy.” The “Dairy Derby” will be played for approximately 4S min utes out of each hour, starting at 10 a.m., (except Sunday) and end ing at 6 p.m. * FUNNEL CAKE MIX * PANCAKE A WAFFLE MDC * ASSORTMENT OF CANDIES ★ DRIED FRUIT ★ SNACK MIXES ★ BEANS ★ HONEY ★ PEANUT BUTTER ★ BAUMAN APPLE BUTTERS ★ KAUFFMAN PRESERVES ★ SPRING GLEN RELISHES SPECIALS FOR JANUARY NOW $.89 GOLDEN BARREL FUNNEL CAKE MIX 2 Lbs. Reg. $1.59 NOW $1.19 OLIVE OIL ' 1 Gallon Reg. $17.95 now $12.95 ANSWER —M.J. Howard, Columbus, N.J., wanted a recipe for the ham and bean soup that was sold at the Gordonville Fire Co. Builder’s Sale on October 16. Thanks to Lydia Smok er, Gordonville, for sending the recipe. Ham And Bean Soup 3 or 4 pounds turkey ham 1 gallon Great Northern beans 2 quarts potatoes, cooked, chopped fine 2 medium onions, chopped fine 1 pint carrots, chopped fine 1 pack celery, chopped fine Tomato or V-8 juice Salt and pepper or seasonings desired Chop ham and brown lightly in 12-quart kettle. Add pota toes, onions, celery, and carrots after they have been cooked. Add beans and tomato juice and seasonings as needed; add water if necessary. ANSWER Sherry Craner of Bridgeton, N.J., wants recipes for the best meatloaf. Thanks to Connie Weaner, Get tysburg, for sending her recipe. Va cup chopped blanched almonds, walnuts, pecans, Brazil nuts or flaked coconut About 30 minutes before serving, butter 9x5-inch loaf pan. In a small bowl, beat cream cheese and sugar with almond extract until smooth. Stir in nuts. Press into pan. Refrigerate until firm. Cut into squares. Keep refrigerated until served. Makes 30 squares or one pound. Peanut butter; Prepare as above but substitute 2 tables poons of creamy peanut butter for almond extracts and use V* cup chopped salted peanuts instead of other nuts. Cherry nut: Prepare same as above but add one 4-ounce container red candied cherries, chopped, and use only V I cup chopped blanched almonds. Lancaster Farming, Friday, January 6,1W5-B9 German Meat Loaf 2 pounds ground beef 2 cups caraway rye bread crumbs 8-ounce can sauerkraut, drained reserving juice 'A cup sauerkraut juice (add water to make 'A cup) 'A cup onion, minced 2 eggs '/«teaspoon pepper Mix all ingredients. Make meat loaf in 9x5-inch loaf pan Bake VA hours at 350 degrees. Makes 8 servings. ANSWER Dolly Getz, Manheim, wanted a recipe for homemade vanilla fudge that does not require lengthy cook ing. Thanks to Connie Weaner, Gettysburg, for sending a recipe. No-Cook Cheese-Nut Fudge 3-ounce package cream cheese, softened 2Vi cups confectioners’ sugar '/« teaspoon almond extract