*CommitteeOf County J&ST 1 ,,.® 1,
« Association Reorganizes SJf r “ b “* SrSTn£
__ , Mount Joy, telephone icommit-
Wen-ger Stevens In tfhe home of Mrs. Roy (M- |Mre _ lft < j reldei . i
ted ?n f y ® state tooard memlbe£
Committee of toe The foil were - waM Ml% Grel .
~nty -FWersAb- ted: Mr*. Clyde WiveM, repreBent tte county
rectol meeting bto Rl. end Mrs. Martin Green- ftt wml <**.
rr Iventlon in Washington, D.C. on
taJbnjerJr 17 and 18.
£. »■ Other memlbers on the com-
T inittee are Mrs. William Dean,
f Strashurg 'R!l; Mm Donald
t Nay, Marietta HI; Mrs. Her
t; man Shirk, Quarryvllle Rl;
; Mrs? Kurt*, Kineer
‘ißll; Mrs. Ellis Mentzer, New
! Holland It'S; Mr 9. Harold Rohr
flp,-.Lancaster, and (Mrs. Lewis
Biader, Marietta Rl.
armera eack
prefer to buy
their
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farm of delivered, any quantity as youti;
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1 tablespoon fresh lemon
__ juice
Vt cup mayonnaise
% cup sugar
y% teaspoon salt
T 2 oranges peeled, cut Into
ibite-size pieces, drained
yz cup sliced almonds, toasted
1 cup heavy cream, whipped
2 oranges, peeled, -cut into
haW cartwheels
Dram fruits for salad; re
serve juice. Sprinkle gelatine
on cup chilled juice from
fruits for salad Place over
low (heat and stir until gela
tine dissolves. In large howl,
blend cream cheese, lemon
juice, mayonnaise, sugar and
salt. Lightly stir In gelatine
mixture, fruits for salad and
(bite-size orange pieces. Fold in
toasted almonds and whipped
cream. Spoon into a 2-quart
Lancaster Farming, Saturday, February 1, 1964—9
mold: chill until flinn. Unmold
on chilled serving plate; gar
nish •with orange half cart
wheels. 6 to 8 servings.
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CHEESE AND PRETZEL
NUGGETS
1 3-ounce' package softened
cream cheese
2 ounces crumbled Bleu
cheese
1 214 ounce can deviled ham
% cup chopped pecans
% teaspoon onion powder
1 cup chopped parsley
Combine first 6 ingredients.
Chill until •firm. Make bite
btie halls using a toaspoonfUl
mixture and roll In chopped
parsley. Use pretzel sticks as
toothpicks. Chill until ready
to serve. Makes about 24 balls.
CHICKEN AND TONGUE
SPREAD
2 12-ounce cans (boned chic
hen, ground
3 7-ounce Jars tongue,
ground
1 onion, grated
% teaspoon sage
% teaspoon thyme
1 cup sour cream
Salt and pepper
Stuffed olives
Parsley
Pimiento strips
Combine first 7 ingredients.
On serving tray mold into bell
shape 8-inches long. Chill 2
to 3 hours. -Garnish with ol
ives, parsley and pimiento.
Makes about -6% cups. Serve
with assorted crackers.
Try A Classified
stu re
©i I a g e
4H Conservation
Club Organizes
(Robert Fisher, son at Mr.
end Mrs. Hart (Fisher, Hast
Earl -Ml, was elected president
otf the county 4-*H Ooneerra
tlon club (Monday night at El
mer Sensemg's market, New
land, wras named vide pereai-
Hoßand-Ml.
John Campbell, New Hioi
den-t; David Zimmerman, Rein
holds HU. iw secretary-treasur
er, and William Shirk, Good*-
rille, Is news reporter.
The dab elected Elmer Ben
senig and (Lester (M. Weaver.
New’ Holland Ml, as club hea
ders.
Two demonstrations vm
presented. JoUm Ovmipfbstl ■tect
«d a sample of soil tfor Fh, and
William Shirk liad a demon
stration on the importance of
■cover crops.
Five meetings hare (been
planned throughout the year.
Next meeting, (March 33 at
Sense mg’s market, will feature
a program ‘by the Soil Conser
vation Bervrce.
Sheep ClinicS
At Form Bureau
A senes of three Cooperative
Extension Service clinrra for
sheep breeders and those in
terested in raising sheep will
be held Fab. 5, 12 and 19 m
the Farm Bureau Building, Dal
lerville (Road, northwestern,
edge of Lancaster.
County Agent M. M. Smith
says the free clinics, scheduled
to start promptly at 7i'S-O pJm.
Will be held at intervals of one
-week, and will feature talks by
extension specialists of *The
Pennsylvania State University.
Subject matter at the dinich
will include housing, feeding,
general management, market
ing, health, investment, laWof,
etc.
At the first meeting Fefb. S
the speakers will he Dr. WU-
Idam M. Adams, extension vet
erinarian, and Ben Morgan, ex
tension livestock specialist.
Those appearing at the eeteond
eJmfc Feb. 12 win he Dr.
Thomas B. King, chairman, an
imal husbandry extension, and
Prank Kreuaberger, extension
hvestock specialist. Speakers
at the final dime, Feb. 19 I #ill
be John Baylor, extension ag
ronomist, and Mr. Morgan.
Smith urges anyone interest
ed m sheep feeding, breeding,
or raising, to attend. Further
details can be obtained from
the county agent.
• Cattle Feeders
people interested in (buying
cattle ” he added
Morgan said beef cow num
bers have climbed steadily m
Pennsylvania tor the .p&st 2-0
years and “as long as feeder*
bring the price they brought
last fall, cow numbers will
continue to increase.”
He that fecdera
should aim 'for the choice or
high good fat cattle inlapket.
‘•We can't attend to feed to
prime. The market Just doesn't
Warrant it." he sand.
©r. William Adams, exten
sion veterinarian (from the un
iversity, said feeders should ob
serve all cattle ®# they are an-
Ibaded. "Yon can wpot troubles
then and keep them from ®e
cbimng serious," he B»id. He
told ready before
cattle are dWlSipfdjSo that they
do not havgUb fe#l63ii flg fences
cleaning liunte or putting out
bedding a*.',the cattle are being
unloaded! * _
Second aiwt bhfcd. meetings oC
the semes on YVb
ruary 6 and 13 at the same
ia&cjLi RSBiii imu
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