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14—Lancaster Farming, Friday, Dec. 7, 1956
SO TRUE
“In times of trial!,” boomed the
visiting pastor, “what brings us
the greater comfort 9 ”
From the rear of the church
came the answer. “An acquittal.”
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* COUNTRY MARKET AND AUCTION
EVERY TUESDAY EVENING - 6:00 P. M.
Between. East Petersburg and Manheim
Farm Produce Work Clothing and Shoes
•Fruits (all kinds; Ladies & Children’s Clothing
Vegetables Watches and Clocks
Meats Jewelry *
Cheese Christmas Decorations
Dressed Poultry Office and Household
Home Made Candy Equipment
Cakes, Pies and Bread Phonograph Records
S'W. ' „ (A " * Ms ’
Electric Equipment Novelties and Handywork
Farm Seed & Supplies Toys
Heated Buildings Plenty of Free Parking
2 Miles North of East Petersburg
2 Poultry Auction 6:30 P. M. Every Tuesday J
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There’s Variety in Eating Along
West Indies: Chicken, Fish, Curry
(Continued from page eight)
salad and cafe con leche
equal parts of hot coffee and
hot milk.
That’s one item about eating in
the Caribbean the northerner
finds strange. Milk served with
coffee is always as hot as the
coffee, yet the Canbbeans have
bent to the Yankee by offering as
a rule two varieties of coffee, the
native “cafe” that if taken black
may cause your hair to creep,
or the more placid North Ameri
can blend. Increased degrees of
roasting cause'the Latin Ameri
can coffee to be more bitter.
Lobster salad or tuna fish salad
if often the forte at luncheon,
but you’ll find a hot-dog stand
nearby or a steak house if the
native fare is too troublesome.
There you’ll find also American,
Mexican, Chinese, pizza, German
and Italian offerings.
There’s no end to the variety.
Arriving on the isolated island
of St Johns at noontime, an
accommodating guide found an
accommodating native housewife
-who fixed up a quartet of hearty
sandwiches. One dollar pay was
a sufficiency.
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For desserts, there is always
ice cream in some of the most
extravagant sundaes you’W find,
often topped with a paper um
brella. \
There’s one consensus among
all outsiders, bread baked in these
isolated islands is always excel
lent in taste, perhaps a bit coarse
in texture by our standards.
Although we sidestepped the
invitation of one native to par
take of an iguana stew, we did
have pleasure in a strange
luncheon of caviar. Friends,
whose home’s refrigeration was
but' a kerosene refrigerator,
had just speared a 33-pourid
sea bass. Put to immediate use
was the caviar with sour cream,
spread on crackers and served
with lime juice only slightly
diluted, slightly sweetened.
-Meal prices vary. One hotel of
fers three meafs and excellent
room for but $l3 daily. Yet that
same amount could.be spent else
where on two steaks. Without
limit is the seafood line.
It’s an experience to search
about and try the native fare, or
more properly the native special
ties
Sander Holstein
Tops Red Rose
DHIA Last Month
The highest 305-day lactation
in the Red Bose Dairy Herd Im
provement Association -of Lan
caster County was completed by
a Registered Holstein owned by
Ernest Sauder, R 1 Lancaster
This “Lucifer” daughter produc
ed 18,951 lbs of molk and 768 0
lbs of butteffat. The second high
305-day lactation was completed
by a Registered Holstein owned
by Mary B. Stoltzfus, Morgan
town. This Holstein produced
16,401 lbs of milk and 749.2 lbs
of butterfat.
The herd having the highest
monthly butterfat average for
September was thejierd of Jacob
F. Beiler, R 1 Gap. His - herd aver
aged 1192 lbs of milk and 44.1
lbs of butterfat. The second
place herd was that of Ivan S.
Zimmerman, Rl Narvon.
- The highest monthly butter
fat producer was a Registered
Holstein owned by Christian S.
Petersheim, Rl Rortks. “Queen”
produced 2172 lbs of milk and
110.8 lbs of butterfat. The sec
ond high monthly butterfat pro
ducer was a Registered Holstein
owned by Lloyd H. Ranck, Rl
Paradise. “Prize” produced 2208
lbs of milk and 103.8 lbs of but
terfat.
Farm Calendar
(If you wish your Coming
Events' listed in these col
ums, write a card or letter
to LANCASTER FARMING,
Quarryville, Pa. Be sure to
include name of sender.—
Editor).
DECEMBER
Dec 7 Lan Co Farmers
Assn. Board of Directors meet
ing Paul Herr Home, Holt
wood
Dec. 9-13 National Farm
Bureau Federation Convention,
Miami Beach.
Dec. 11 Fernwood Grange,
Grange Hall, annual covered
dish dinner. R. T. James of the
James Industries, Paoh, will de
monstrate a well known toy.
JANUARY, 1957
Jan. 14-18, 1957 Pennsyl
vania Farm Show Week,, Farm
Show Building, Harrisburg, Pa.
Jan. 14-18—Pennsylvania Farm
Show, Harrisburg.
Jan. 15, 1957 Poultry Fed
eration’s Annual Farm Show
Banquet 8:30 p. m. Penn Har-
Harrisburg, Pa.
M t SI >'|T T !T U fl
Penn State Men to
Land-Grant Posts;
Farrell Chairman
Top administrators in the Ag
ricultural Experiment Station at
the Pennsylvania State University
were elected to major offices re
cently in the American Associa
tion of Land-Grant Colleges and
State Universities.
Elected chairman of the Ex
periment Station Section for the
48 states and territories was Dr.
M. A. FarreM, director of the
Penn State Stationr Assistant Di
rector Alex Black was named to
the committee of three to review
research projects in the North
east.
Dr. Farrell is also chairman of
the program committee for the
Association and vice-chairman of
the committee on organization
and policy. A Penn State gradu
ate, Dr. Farrell has been Station
Director and Associate Dean of
the College of Agriculture since
1952. Dr. Black, who received his
master’s degree from Penn State,
became assistant director in 1953.
Stanley H. Deiter
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A woman was telling her doc
tor about Her husband’s delu
sion, “He thinks he’s a steam
radiator and he sits under the
Hiving room window all the time.”
“Well,” said the doctor, “you
bring him in tomorrow and I’ll
cure him of that in no "time.”
“No, no. doctor, we need the
heat,” replied the wife:
take the pounding out of him.”
James Cagney to a
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