Bth Generation of Goods Honey Crop Off (Continued rrom Page 24) packed with nutrition And might I add, very unusual makes up recipes of her own like the ones she named “Camper SESAME CANDY BARS ficampers” because she says “I % cup molasses find them the perfect snack to IVz cups sugar take on camping trips where 1 cup water iaeals are often irregular and yet 1 tablespoon butter energy foods are needed more Boil in heavy saucepan to 265 than ever. These cookies are degrees Add % teaspoon coco- •Very high in protein, B vitamins, nut flavor . Pour syrup over • iron ind'vttamm E,, My children 1 lb. (4 cups) hulled sesame .jinrettosn.” - (Seed I ~ - - (grated) CAMPER seed or nuts, •cl t ;.cupbrown-sugar„ ; " - » $ Tup shortening - - % -J=. If purchase hulled - ssdt - ‘ sunflower seed JS/t,: IggS '/ store they - t g a health food ' 1 whesrtdloujrt^rl \ *sa^>o , £~~v-Wr Ad • ' . ’ , jiot water 110. degrees ‘ Women’s Committee of ,>Wl?ncubite ; about' ' or keepin g water term Association serve refresh peraturo'between 90 to 110 de- at-the spnng member gfees. ’This can be done..by set- ship, meeting March 12 at the -ting pan'in 'warm oven Never Farm and Home Center, it was allow temperature to go above announced at a meeting Tues -iB degrees as'this will destroy- day.’ ‘(the friendly bacteria-and you- No acc idents of the types gart will not thicken Cover jars studied by the women’s com and dull. Serve cold with var- m tttee was reported in January, ions fruit sauce toppings. - Mrs. Jesse Wood, chairman, . A cheese dip can be made by urged 'anyone who hears of ac « * up of you S® rt “ cidents involving homestead cheesecloth bag- overnight. It , ... 'becomes the consistency of horse injuries or hay baler cream cheese Just add ingred- or chopper accidents to contact ■ierits for your favorite cheese-dip her at 548-2226. and you have a nutritious but low calorie cheese dip , Committees also were ap - Here are delicious candy bars proved for the coming year. U S honey production was down sharply during 1970, ac cording to a USDA report is sued recently At 234 8 million pounds, output was off 17 pei cent from 1969’s record 282 7 million pounds ciop Reasons for the cutback A continued decline in colony numbers, lower yield per col ony, and a sharp decline in Cali fornia's output. Colony numbers, which have downtrended since 1958, drop ped to 4,639,000 last year That’s off two per cent from 1969 the lowest since 1941. Yield per colony also dropped from a record 59.7 pounds in 1969 to 50 6 pounds last year. And, finally, California’s out put, at 15.6 million pounds, was off 66 per cent, the sharpest de cline of any State. M-m-m, great. That’s what this candy stripe scarf hood is. It is crocheted in a snappy red and white stripe combination. You make one long piece, fold it in half and sew the edges together for 7” to form a hood. A pompon is sewn to the top of the hood and the scarf ends are fringed Free instructions are available by sending a self-addressed stamped envelope to this newspaper along with your reques! for Leaflet PC 5415 IS THE TIME TO PURCHASE YOUR REMINGTON CHAIN SAW THERE IS A DIFFERENCE SATISFACTION GUARANTEED FOR A LARGE SELECTION OF NEW & USED CHAIN SAWS ... SEE (SEHMAN BROS. SALES & SERVICE Phone 445-6272 1 Mi. North of Terre Hill on Rt. 897 Lancaster Farming, Saturday, February 6,1971 Ida s Notebook Groundhog Day has come and gone Whether we will have a lot of snow this winter or just a little only time will tell. This year February 2nd is important to me because it is the day I give a speech on the “History of the Donegal Presbytery.” After spending hours the last few weeks reading and writing and rewriting notes I shall have to present the facts I’ve gathered We don’t realize how easy it is for us to worship today until we read of the diffi culties which the early settlers encounter ed. One group trudged over the Welsh Mountains and met outdoors on benches One Sunday morning the whole congrega tion was scattered when an angry bull and herd of cows ran through as dogs were chasing them. Did you ever consider how important a part of your- life NOW! East Earl R. D. 1 By Ida Risser the telephone has become’ I’ve heard people say it is given too much importance. For example, no matter how important a guest you might he entertaining in your home, should it ring, you would answer it immediately Maybe only to find out someone want ed to sell you light bulbs On a farm the phone can be a life saving link as you prepare the doctor or hospital for the type of accident patient you aie bringing them Other Times it brings you messages of ioy over a new baby or one of sadness when a death is reported The nearest phone was one and-one-half miles away when we had our first babies And when our barn burned the first year we farmed, we had to drive into the village of Oregon to re port it ' Now that we’ve paid the price to have the line bi ought in, c€ couise we wouldn’t want to be without it Help Us Serve You Is your farm organiza tion’s meetings making our farm calendar’ If they’re not and you think they should, let us know. As a public service to farmers and the farm com munity, we try to get as many meetings as we can on the calendar. But we miss some. 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