18— Lancaster Farming, Saturday, January 22, 1972
Mrs. Wiley
(Continued from Page 16)
and is going to coach four teams
ol boys next summer.
Wileys have lour children.
Judy is married to Donald
Benedict and lives in Mid
dletown She has a son Kevin and
a daughter Kristen
Robert is married to the lormer
Kathy Eshleman ol Truce They
have a son, Robbie Jr They live
at Plum Hill and he helps his
lather farm Bob plays on mount
Zion’s soltball team in the church
league and manages Fulton
Peewee’s (6-8 years old) baseball
teams which plays at Swift
Junior High School Boys from
three or lour townships play on
the team As a boy he played on
the Midget Midgets team
Wade is in eighth grade at Swilt
Junior High School and on the
basketball team He is on Fulton
Midget baseball team When he
was eight years old, he started to
play baseball on the Midget
Midgets team His mother had 84
boys Irom the ball teams at their
place lor a birthday party lor
Wade last year Wade took
lessons on gun safety last year
and went deer hunting with his
dad to Potter County Wade also
helps with the farm work
Mr and Mrs Wiley and Wade
cm joy putting jig saw puzzles
together in winter evenings
Anna Hell’s hobbies include
sewing and crocheting She docs
a lot ol sewing (or hcrscll and (or
her grandchildren She made
jackets lor several boys She used
to sew lor other people, but
doesn’t have time now
She crochets alghans, caps,
starls, capes, hats, pillow tops
and necklaces, although she
doesn’t like to work on them, as
lhe\ are line work
she won lirst place on a pillow
top at Southern Lancaster County
Community Fair last year and
second prize on hats and scarves
She likes to make hairpin lace,
is making an alghan now ol it
She also has two crocheted capes
and .in alghan started She has
made eight capes and several
laps She crochets while the rest
ol the larmly look at TV
Mis Wiley has several
collections ol dishes She has had
several cupboards made and all
are lull Some dishes are packed
awav She has eleven teapots.
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some are old and some unusual.
She has live sets of small wash
bowls and pitchers. Her largest
collection is of candy dishes.
Anna Bell loves flowers. Most
of her flowers are house plants,
but she had a bumper crop of
straw Rowers last year
Although the Wiley family isn’t
especially fond ol salads, Mrs
Wiley loves to make them Here
are a couple of her favorite ones
and some of her other recipes,
including the doughnuts the fire
company auxiliary makes:
BLUEBERRYSALAD
2 3 oz pkgs. raspberry Jello
2 cups boiling water
Dissolve jello in boiling
water
Heat to boiling
2 cups Iresh blueberries
1 cup water
'j cup sugar
Drain Add water to juice to
make 2 cups and add to jello
mixture II canned berries are
used, omit sugar and use juice
drained Irom them and enough
water to make the 2 cups and add
to jello mixture Let stand till
partly jelled
Blend together (in blender if
desired)
partly jelled jello
2 cups cool whip
blueberries
cups miniature mar-
shmallows
'j cup crushed pineapple
(drained)
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1 cup chopped nuts
After blended, mold
HEAVENLY HASH (salad)
11 9 oz. pkg. cool whip
1 cup grated coconut
1 cup drained drushed pineapples
or tid bits
'/j cup chopped maraschino
cherries
3 tablespoons milk
Mix all together and Chill till
molded.
DOUGHNUTS
2pks. dry yeast dissolved in 1 cup
warm water.
Mix together
1 cup milk scalded
Vi cup sugar
2 teaspoons salt
Vi. cup shortening
Cool before adding yeast.
15 cups flour
Beat 2 eggs into mixture. Add 3-
4 cups flour, until stiff Add years
and rest ol flour. Raise until
double Work down Roll thin and
cut out doughnuts. Let rise again
then fry at 400 degrees.
POOR MAN’S CAKE
1 box seedless raisins cooked in 3
cups cold water Vi lb.
butter and set aside 10
minutes to cool
Sift
4 cups flour
2 cups sugar
1 teaspoon nutmeg
1 teaspoon cinnamon
1 teaspoon allspice
Dissolve 2 level teaspoons soda
in Vj cup cold water. When raisins
cook, mix all ingredients together
DOMINOR
ALFALFA
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excellent bacterial wilt
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Strongly suggest Vernal users
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and add 2 cups black walnuts.
Bake in 9 X 13 pan at 350 degrees
until done.
BUTTERSCOTCH YULE LOG
1 6 oz. pkg. (1 cup) butterscotch
morsels
1-3 cup sweetened condensed
milk
Vi teaspoon vanilla
1-3 cup chopped pecans or english
walnuts
slightly beaten egg white
pecan halves
Melt butterscotch morsels over
hot water. Remove from hot
water. Stir in condensed milk and
vanilla. Add chopped pecans. Mix
well. Chill till firm enough to
handle Form into 12 inch roll on
wax paper. Roll tightly in waxed
paper to shape evenly. Unroll and
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work surface lengthwise with
tines of fork. Brush with egg
white. Press halves into roll,
completely cover surface. Wrap
in waxed paper, Chill. Cut in Vz
inch slices with sharp knife.
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