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(Editor’s Note: This is one in a
series of articles introducing
Lancaster County’s newest vo-ag
teachers.)
Pequea Valley’s new vo-ag
teacher is Gerald Phillips, who
graduated this past June from
Delaware Valley College. Gerry
took over at Pequea Valley on
July 1, just days after his June 17
marriage to the former Donna
Deibler of Quarryville.
Pequea Valley has a one-man
vo-ag department, and Gerry
said he thinks he’ll like the
chance to work in all fields of vo
ag with all of his 53 students. He
also likes the location and the
people he’s working with.
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Thoughts
in Passing
One of the first projects Gerry
plans to tackle is the construction
of a vo-ag greenhouse, using
donated materials and student
labor.
A 1968 graduate of Solanco
High School, Gerry is the son of
Mr. and Mrs. Blair G. Phillips,
who owns a 90-acre dairy farm at
Quarryville, Rl.
While a member of the Solanco
Chapter FFA, Gerry held the
offices of reporter in his junior
year and president in his senior
year. He was awarded the
Keystone Degree and played
percussion in the state FFA band.
At Solanco, Gerry lettered twice
in varsity track.
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At Delaware Valley, Gerry was
sports editor of the college
yearbook, a varsity sports an
nouncer, a member of the dairy
science club and proved his
scholastic ability by making the
dean’s list.
In the Kitchen
CABBAGE SOUP
2 cans (IOVz-oz. ea.)
condensed beef broth
2V2 cups water
1 can (8-oz.) tomato sauce
2 tsps. lemon juice
3 cups shredded cabbage
2 cups diced apples
Vs cup onion flakes
1 tbsp. caraway seeds
1 tsp. sugar
Vi tsp. instant garlic
powder
Va tsp. ground black
pepper
In a large saucepan com
bine broth, water, tomato
sauce and lemon juice. Bring
to boiling point. Add remain
ing ingredients. Cover and 0
simmer 20 minutes. Serve
with sliced rye bread, if de
sired. Makes 6 to 8 portions.
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or
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equipment and utensils that are
versatile, durable and easy to
clean.
The fewer pieces of equipment
you have, the less storage space
you’ll need. Store frequently used
items in convenient places,
suggest Extension home
management specialists at
Pennsylvania State University
An example of a versatile
utensil is a heatproof casserole
that may be used m the oven, on
top of the range, and is attractive
enough to go to the table as a
serving dish.
Before buying equipment,
examine its durability. Utensils
should be heavy enough so they
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helps make equipment durable.
Yet, it should not be so heavy it is
hard to lift.
If limited in the use of your
hands and arms, choose the
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loses ability to lift and grasp. She
needs utensils light enough to lift
when she can’t slide them along a
counter. Pans with double
handles are easier for such a
person to use than pans with
single handles, say the Extension
specialists.
If you lack coordination in your
hands, heavier utensils are a
better choice The weight helps
control excessive motion And the
construction of heavy pans forces
you to put more pressure on the
handles and other parts of the
utensils
Choose utensils that require a
minimum of care to save time
and energy in doing cleanup jobs
An electric frypan with a non
stick finish would be easier to
clean than one made of
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finish. Be sure the frypan is one
you can immerse for cleaning
Choose other tools and utensils
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