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Only Two Weeks Left To Enter
Dairy Recipe Drawing
Lancaster Farming salutes
dairy farmers by holding an
annual dairy recipe contest
during June Dairy Month. The
recipes remind us of all the won
derful dairy products available
to produce culinary delights.
To enter the drawing, select
your favorite recipe, which must
include a substantial amount of
at least one dairy product. Dairy
ingredients include milk, cream,
sour cream, whipped cream,
butter, yogurt, buttermilk, dry
milk, ice cream, and all hard
and soft cheeses.
Please check your recipe
ingredients carefully. Margarine
and non-dairy substitutes such
as whipped topping do not qual
ify as dairy products.
Dairy recipes are needed for
appetizers, soups, breads, en
trees, vegetables, desserts, bever
ages, snacks, and salads.
Clearly print or type your
recipe entry. Be sure to give ac
curate measurements, tempera
tures, times, and sizes of baking
dishes to use. We reserve the
right to disqualify entries if
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637-A Georgetown Rd.
Ronks, PA 17572
(or leave message)
(717) 687-8262
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RD 3, Box 331
Pine Grove, PA 17963
these guidelines are not fol
lowed.
The difference between this
contest and the weekly recipes is
that you are asked to include a
few paragraphs about yourself
and your family. Although it is
not required, a photograph of
you or with your family adds a
wonderful touch to accompany
the printed submission. Photos
will be returned if you write your
name and address on the back of
the picture.
Only one entry per family al
lowed. This contest is for adults
who are 18-years-old or older,
not children. Send your recipe,
photo, and accompanying infor-
FRANKLIN’S
FARM SERVICE
Laceyville, PA 570-869-2407
HARRYTROOP
Cochranville, PA 19335
215-593-6731
HISTAND’S FARM &
HOME SERVICE
Rome, PA 717-744-2371
HOOVER EQUIPMENT
Tyrone, PA 16686
814-684-1777
mation with your complete ad
dress. If we do not have your
complete mailing address, we
cannot send your prize if you
win.
Send entries immediately. En
tries must be postmarked by
June 1 to be eligible for the
drawing. The state dairy prin
cess and alternates will select
the winners through a drawing.
Recipe entries will be printed
throughout the month of June.
A list of the winning names will
be printed in the July 1 issue.
Send entries to Lou Ann
Good, Lancaster Farming Dairy
Recipe Contest, P.O. Box 609,1
E. Main St., Ephrata, PA 17522.
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Foreign Companies Optimistic
About China Joining WTO
HONG KONG China’s
membership in the World Trade
Organization (WTO) will bring
important new opportunities for
agricultural trade, executives of
foreign companies say.
However, they caution the
benefits will come gradually and
bring painful adjustments to
China’s economy, which will
raise political risk.
The opportunity to bypass
government bureaucracy and di
rectly serve flour mills, meat im
porters, or other Chinese
customers is a major advantage,
said an executive at an interna
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Chambersburg, PA 17201
717-264-9588
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814-445-5555
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China, which has embarked
on sweeping economic reforms,
has been trying for the last 14
years to join the body which sets
global trade rules and could
clear the final hurdles this year.
Japanese trading company
Itochu Hong Kong, which trades
commodities and invests in
supermarkets in China, is care
ful not to expect too much from
China’s WTO membership, said
A. Nakajima, general manager
for foodstuffs.
“It doesn’t mean 1.3 billion
people are going to be good con
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