Springtime in Summerfield

The Craft Presents The Great Gilder's Leap! We'll hear from The Great Gilder's Leap in just a moment. But first, if there are cheese lovers in your family, you're probably wondering how to adjust their appetites to your red-stamp-ration booklet.

But that's easily solved when you learn how simple it is to extend such favorites as Pabstette, the delicious golden cheese food of 100 uses. You see a great money of those 100 uses? Combine the unique cheddar cheese flavor of Pabstette with other foods for appetite-tingling results.

So Pabstette becomes an economical luxury that you can use thriftily and often. leftover meats or vegetables or fish. Add a smooth appetizing cheese sauce made with pabstette and you have another delightful main dish for another meal that's wonderfully good to eat and extra nourishing. Yes, besides adding flavor goodness when you melt or toast

or slice it, pabstette helps supply many of the milk nutrients your family needs. Milk protein, milk minerals, food energy, vitamin A and vitamin G that's also called rival flavon. So remember the name Pabsteth, the delicious golden cheese food that comes in the flat round package. Pabsteth, the nourishing cheese food of a hundred uses.

On to Summerfield in the Great Gilder's Leaf. It's spring in Summerfield, lovely, lovely spring. You can feel it in the first warm rays of the sun, slamming across the backyard. You can hear it in excitement of the birds, twittering in the maples, and the lazy clop top of the milkman's horse coming up the street. You can see it everywhere.

Spring does something to people, and spring has done something to throw Morton Peagilder's lead. For early in the morning hours before he'd do it the office, even before birdie is a stir in the kitchen, summer fields foremost slug a bed is up and dressed and out of doors. He stands now on the back stoop barefoot with a shoe in