Wrap Up Kitch
BY EDNA MILES
ITS fun to entertain. The
excitement of getting
ready, of trying out .a new
recipe, of polishing up the
silver and getting out your
prettiest linen all make for
e festive feeling.
i But the letdown comes when
the party’s over. Surveying the
wreckage, you ask yourself if it
was worth it. But that’s all
wrong. Because sharing your
home with your friends—being
hospitable—brings everyone con
cerned the healthiest kind of
emotional reward. _
Nevertheless, few of us relish
the cleanup department. By the
time Ahe last dish and ash tray
have been put neatly away,' it’s
usually two a.m.
K That’s why, when you make
up your Christmas list, it migK
be well to consider pooling fam
ily funds for gift-buying and
putting ‘them- all into the pur
chase of a mobile dishwasher,
one-' that you can guide around
the kitchen and dining room to
pick up dirty dishes or store
clean ones.,
k It’s a family investment, true,
>but your husband and children
idon’t relish k.p. any more' than
you do. One particular mobile
dishwasher is designed _ for easy
itoploadmg, is easy to move
around but is still a full-sized
dishwasher and you can take it
along when you move.
Rural Women Help
Hike Labor Total
More and more rural women
have joined the labor force in the
last 15 years, reports Sanna D.
Black, extension home manage
ment specialist of the Pennysl
vania State University.
About a fifth of all rural farm
people who now work tor wages
are women. A fourth ot all rural
women between the age of 20 and
50 years are in the labor torce; A
million women living on tarns
are employed m nonfarm work.
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Recipes
Peaches Cecuy
6 almond macaroons
8 marshmallows cut small
pieces
% c. whipping cream
3 medium peaches
1 pint vanilla ice cream
Crumble macaroons into bowl,
add marshmallows ana cream.
Chill overnight. Peel peacnes and
cut m half. Put cut side up in
sherbert glasses. Top with- ice
cream. Beat chilled mixture until
smooth. Spoon- over peacn and
ice cream.
SANDWICH FILLINO.S
Egg-Ripe Olive Sandwich rilling
14 cup chopped hard-cooKed
eggs
2 tablespoons chopped ripe
olives
3 tablespons mayonnaise or
salad dresmg
VA tablespons chopped green
pepper
Vs teaspoon salt
Combine eggs, olives, mayon-
Yield: % cup, or filling tor ‘t sand
hi ise, green pepper and salt,
vuches.
Corn Chip Minted lomaroes
1 medium onion, sliced tine
Vs cup diced celery
2 tablespoons tat
1 pound ground Deer
/ 1 teaspoon salt
1 can tomato sauce
1 cup crushed corn chips
8 tresh tomato cups
Brown onion and celery in hot
fat; add ground beef and salt and
stir well. Cover and cook mixture
10 minutes. Add tomato sauce and
cook until meat is done. Add corn
chips and mix thoroughly. nil
tomato cups with mixture and
bake in 350 degree over tor 20
minutes.
(Use tomato pulp, rempved to
make cups, in tossed green salad )
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SALES
R. M. Brubaker, Inc.
SALUNGA, PA.
Phone, Landisville 4016*
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Salmon Loaf
1 can red -.almon, with juice;
flaked
2 c. cracker crumbs
1 can cream of celery soup
% c. green pepper (optional)
Combine and place in greased
loaf pan. Bake 1 hour and turn
out on warm platter. Blend i c
cream of celery soup with % c.
milk. Simmer about 2 minutes.
Pour over loaf and serve.
New French least
2 beaten eggs
Vi cup milk
1 tablespoon sugar
1 tablespoon grated orange
rmd
dash ot salt
Mix well. Dm bread slices into
the mixture, lightly coating ootn
sides Brown on both sides m skil
let in hot butter or margarine'
Serve at once with honey, sirup
or applesauce This is enougn egg
dip for six slices of bread.
Broccoli Casserole
2 pounds broccoli
1 can tuna (7 oz.)
1 can muslupom soup (10%
oz)
Vs cup milk
’i cup grated American cheese
Method- Cook broccoli in a
small amount of boiling salted
water until tender, or about 10-lb
mmutes Place a layer ot the cook
ed broccoli in a shallow buttered
casserole Cover with a layer ot
tuna Dilute soup with milk and
pour- over tuna and broccoli.
Sprinkle all wiih grated cheese
and bake at 350 degrees until mix
ture bubbles and is lightly brown
ed.
Close inspection of pullets be
fore moving them trom range to
to the laying house will help in
sure a healthy flock and good
production.
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Neigbors Shuck
Corn at JLilitz
Miles E Harsh Kinzers, Knows
the worth ot neighbors ana neign
borliness, for recently 41 moved
fn'and husked about six acres ot
corn for him Mr Harsh has been
in ill health for some time.
Helping were Elam K. King,
Ray Acker, Chnst K. Stoltzfus, H
Rutter Skiles. Amos F. Yoder,
David Stoltzfoos, Elam R. King,
George E Hoar, Chnst Stoltztoos,
Silas N. Hershey, Mark nersney,
Elam S. Fisher, .Joseph B. Fisher,
William B Fisher, M Clair Her
shey, Ezra King, C. K King, Jacob
K Beiler, Jacob L Zook, Samuel
Zook, Robert Klmg, Clarence
Weir, Lloyd Zanders, Ross Usner,
Jacob S. Stoltzloos, Isaac Eby,
George H. Eel, man, Elam Buck
waiter, Jones S Lapp, Aaron
Myer, Christ K. Blank, Moms
Groff. John S. Beiler, Willis D.
Hershey, Raymond (J. Hershey
Kenneth Hershey, Leonard Her
shey, Clyde R. Kottroth, John
Haldeman, Paul Reed, Landis D.
Brackbill.
Hunter Bags Turkey
Ross Erb, Georgetown, bagged
ta 12-pOund wild turkey whale
hunting Saturday in Clinton co
unty. Erb was accompanied on
the trip by his brother, George
Erb, and by Harry Hess.
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CHICKWEED CONTROL In
ALFALFA
AND
STRAWBERRIES
Order yours now from your dealer or
J. C. EHRLICH CO.
736 E. CHESTNUT ST.
Phone 3-2489 Lancaster, Pa.
Mrs. Heilman
To Speak at Meet
Mrs Grant Heilman, KU 6, Lit
itz, noted painter and sculptor,
will address the Farm Womens
Society No. 1 Saturday at tne
home ot Mis. Hoy Bollinger.
Co-hostess will be Mrs Abram
Bollinger, Mrs Neil ClarK is pres
ident. Tyne of meeting is a p m.
Ruth Ann Weicksel
In Farm Contest
Miss Rutih Ann Weicksel. of
Kirkwood, Lancaster County
Poultry Queen for 1955, repres
ented Pennsylvania in the “Fav
orite Fanners Daughter’’ contest
held Wednesday in Atlantic City’s
Convention Hall.
The contest was a feature of
'the Mid-Atlantic Farm and Home
Show. Out of 512 contestants, 12
were chosen to compete for the
(title. Miss Anne Duball, Freder
icksburg, Md, was winner.
Look Carefully
At Sale Clothing
Real bargains in clothing sales
are often from mussed or oronen
stock, says Mae B. Barton, exten
sion clothing specialist ot the
Pennsylvania State University .
Some soiled garments can be
cleaned easily and look as Iresh
as those that never had been
soiled. Careful shoppers will
watch for defects and stains ana
recognize whether or not sucn
defects can be corrected or remov
ed Broken seams and loose Dut
tons and other fastenings are
minor icpairs that take little time
and effort.
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