i slightly beaten
»spoon beet or cane
;poon vanilla ~~
rice, water and one
of the salt in a two
ucepan. Bring to a
boil. Turn the heat
/. Cover with a hd.
;r over this low heat
'.tes. Remove the
from the heat but
ie lid on 10 minutes,
tether the rice, milk
jar and vanilla,
into a greased 1%
flass baking dish,
ie baking dish in a
pan of hot water,
a 350 degree oven
t one hour or until
knife comes out
ten it is inserted in
inter of the pudding,
nsture will be ab
as the pudding cools.
Cherry Sauce
2 can (1 pound - 4
;s) red, sour pitted
ics
lespoons cornstarch
> granulated sugar
ispoon salt
Highly dram the juice
;he cherries into a
Add a small a
of this juice to the
•ch. Mix to form a
-,te Pour this paste
saucepan
over a low heat, stir
icnstantly, until the
thickens Stir in the
id salt Add the cher
heat
.•sired, add red food
to make the sauce a
red. Serve warm ov
mgs of the pudding,
recipe—makes six of-
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ustance to some na-
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Soc. 14 Sews
380 Dressings
Farm Women Society No.
14 met Jan. 21 in the Stras
burg Fire Hall, with mem
bers sewing approximately
380 cancer dressings Mrs.
Raymond Barge, Mrs Roy
Book, Mrs. Ira Rutt and Mrs.
Christian Landis were hos
tesses.
Mrs. Clarence S. Herr pre
sided, with Mrs. Book in
charge of devotions. Mrs.
Paul Longengcker and Mrs.
Charles Meloy reported on
the state convention.
Plans were made to serve
at Lancaster General Hospit
al on Feb. 12 and conduct a
rummage sale at 20 S. Duke
St. on Feb. 24 and 25.
The February meeting will
be held at 1:30 p.m. Feb. 11
in the home of Mrs. Ellis Es
benshade, near Paradise Miss
Lillie Ann -Werner, Lancast
er will review ‘Papa’s Wife.’
Co-hostesses will be Mrs.
Mervin Denlinger, Mrs Rob
er Esbenshade mid Mrs. Mel
vin Stoitzfus.
2,000 FFA Boys
In SCD Contest
Wayne B. Rentschler,
Lampeter, chairman of the
1959 Penna. SCD Directors
FFA Conservation Contest,
announced this week that
more than 2,000 vocational
agriculture students in 45
chapters are participating in
the event.
Boys m 28 counties are vy
ing for $l,OOO in prizes in
contests administered by the
state Soil Conservation-Com
mission.
Tours, displays, speeches
and farm conservation prac
tices will be used by the FF
A members, to promote con
servation and gain contest
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Farm Wife and Family
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NORMA ZEHNER, left, new Lancaster County Extension
Home Economist disucsses the office’s work with Mrs. Cyn
thia Winner Engle, who is completing her last week in the
office Miss Zehner has been in the county since Jan 19
acquainting herself with her new position —LF PHOTO
Nescopeck Native Is
Co. Home Economist
Assuming full responsibi
lity of Home Extension work
in Lancaster County, Monday
will be Miss Norma Zehner,
Nescopeck and Wilkes-Bar
re
Miss Zehner is replacing
Mrs. Cynthia Winner Engle,
Adamstown, who is retiring
from extension work to de
vote time to her family.
Miss Zehner’s backgi ound
includes a family operated
truck-farm and distributing
business, a BS from Penn
State m 1953 in home econo
mics, junior executive nn
mg and work as an assistant
buyer for Wanamaker’s of
Philadelphia and work as a
utility home economist at
Wilkes-Barre and Williams
port
Her chief avocations are
cooking and music, she re
ports
Mrs. Engle is a graduate
of Albright College, Reacting
where her husband is cur
rently completing undergrad
uate studies m psychology.
She plans to continue malting
her home m Adamstown.
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