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sugar, . salt, vinegar, sour
cream, and blue cheese. Pour
mixture over cabbage and toss
lightly. Cover and refrigerate
for at least 30 minutes before
serving. 8 to 10 servings.
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TOSSED GREEN SALAD
WITH BLUE CHEESE
cup crumbled blue cheese
clove garlic
cup salad oil
quarts crisp salad greens
cup salad dressing
cup crisp toasted bread
cubes
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strips bacon, fried crisp
and crumbled
Add garlic to salad oil. Let
stand 2 to 3 hours. At meal
time, tear salad greens into
l)ite-sized pieces and put into
salad bowl. Add blue cheese
and salad dressing. Mix salad
lightly with two forks to blend
ingredients. Don’t overmix. Re
move garlic from oil. Pour oil
over the crisp toast cubes. Stir
to coat cubes thoroughly. Add
to salad at once. Use forks to
mix toast cubes into salad.
Serve immediately topped with
crumbled bacon. 4 servings.
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The panel discussion on the
consequences of “biddy odor”
is part of "one of the best
speaking programs we’ve ever
had,” according to NEPPCO
executive director Richard I.
Ammon.
Other speaking sessions will
cover the changing egg pric
ing mechar.Ojm, the growing
scare’ty of started pullets, the
independent farm. rs’ fight to
survive again-t the giant egg
complex, ti«e emerging British
poultry industry and up-to-the
minute reports on poultry dis
ease control.
The battle of the harried
poultry homesteader will be
outlined by a panel moderated
by John Bezpa, extension poul
try specialist in the most ur
banized egg-producing state of
them all, New Jersey. The
Rutgers University expert will
share the rostrum with Earle
E. Wilde, agricultural agent
who has encountered the prob
lems for many years in his
Sullivan County, N.Y.; Henry
C. Schragger, Esq., NEPPCO’s
legal counsel frpm Trenton, N.
J.; and David E. Hefler NE
PPCO’s director of member
services, who has studied and
authored pieces on the prob
lem.
The panel will analyze the
causes, depict the role of the
producer caught in the middle
and outline solution's which
successful poultrymen are com
ing up with.
Other features of the three
day exposition are a tour of
modem egg and poultry fa
cilities in burgeoning Lancas
ter County, instructive displays
on processed - and ■ packaged
poultry and egg products, the
nation's largest market egg
Cool Weather
Harmful To
House Plants
Walter Haldeman of The
Pennsylvania State University
says houseplants summered out
doors make good growth. But
in September as days shorten
and night temperatures drop
into the 40’s, plant growth slows
down.
According to a Penn State
correspondence course on house
plants, tender tropicals like
peperomias, philodendrons, an
thurims and gesneriads (Afri
can violets, gloxinias, etc.) are
actually injured by 40-degr.ee
temperatures. Exposed to 40
degrees just one night, they
may not die but they lose de
corative value for a season. Get
plants of tropical origin indoors
soon after Labor Day.
Repot plants whose roots
have grown through drainage
holes. Don’t try to save over
grown specimens nor those
grown in beds. Root divisions
and cuttings grow into desirable
plants.
Examine plants for insects,
slugs and earthworms. Treat in
fected plants and soil with pes
ticides.
Place all plants on a porch
for a week or so before moving
outdoor to indoor living
inside. Make the move from
a gradual change. Scrub the out
side of pots to remove dirt and
molds .Syringe the foliage. Dis
card weak plants.
show, a complete turkey edu
cational program and a Wed
nesday night authentic Poly
nesian! Fia-Ftfa, or entertain
mient/feast, with ail the native
trimmings (and girls).
Lancaster Farming, Saturday, September 16,1967 —
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Farm Wife and
Ladies. Have You Heard? ...
By Doris Thomas, Extension Home Economist
Economical Oven Meal
For an easy oven meal, select an econo
mical pot roast.
Cook it in the oven, covered with a little
moisture and some onion.
Add vegetables to the roasting pan about
an hour before meat is done.
With a crisp salad and fruit or a light
dessert, the meal is complete.
How To Wear Accessories
Accessories are attention-getters. They
color accent your costume and indicate if the
outfit is tailored, dressy, or casual.
Limit your choice of light or vivid colors
in accessories for a dark dress
Too much color contrast creates a spotty,
distracted look. Dairy products nonfat dry
Bright colored wardrobes milk and low-cost cheeses,
call for subdued accessories. Meat stew beef, ground
Gloves can match shoes, hat, beef, sausage, chicken, and
or bag in a neutral color. Al- fish. These meats are more
ways wear neutral colored economical to serve if you
gloves with a bright colored combine them in dishes with
hat. other foods, such - as dry beans
Hats, shoes, or bag look best or peas, spaghetti, macaroni,
in a solid color when you wear or rice.
them with multicolored prints, Flour and cereals large
plaids, or other designs. proportion of flour and com-
Choice of Foods meal; only cooked cereals, not
Can Cut Budget ready-to-eat; some rice; mac-
You can save as much as 25 aroni products; thread; and
percent on your food budget if crackers.
you buy food wisely. Foods Fruits depending on the
which are low in cost yet season; canned orange juice,
provide adequate nutrition some fresh oranges, bananas,
are wise buys. Among these fresh and canned apples, and
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