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Girl Scout Leader
(Continued From Page 34).
Mrs. Gregory is 4-H Leader for
the Clay-Brickerville 4-H
Cookers. She organized it six
years ago. They have always had
food projects and did outdoor
cooking There were eight girls in
it last year and 10 girls before
that, bebbie, Jane and Martha
have been in it. Debbie was also
in a 4-H sewing club.
The three girls are in the
Broken Bit 4-H Horse and Pony
Club which is in the area of
Ephrata to Lititz. It is one of the
six 4-H horse clubs in the county.
All three girls are also in the 4-
H Holstein Club. They started
their calves at home but their
cows are now at the Clarence
Stauffer farm because of the lack
of space at home. He milks their
three cows
Mrs. Gregory is second-vice
president and pin custodian of the
Society of Farm Women of
Lancaster County. She has
belonged to Farm Women Society
3 for nine years and served as
their immediate past president.
She served on various com
mittees including program,
flower, scholarship and mem
bership She helps with most of
their activities. This society is an
active group and the members
vary in ages. They take turns
working at the snack bar at the
Ephrata Hospital once a month.
Mrs. Gregory helped last month.
The Society also helps with Meals
on Wheels. Mrs. Gregory says of
the Farm Women Scoeity - “It’s
educational, it’s social I’ve
certainly enjoyed it.”
Mrs Gregory is on the Farm
and Home Center Board which
meets every month. She was
active in the Lancaster County
Home Economics Association but
gave it up this year as their
meeting night conflicted with
another meeting. She also gave
up the Penn State Alumni group
for lack of time She served from
1967 to 1970 on the Lancaster
County Extension Board.
Mrs Gregory has been
chairman of the Dairy Princess
contest for three years. The state
sends out the rules and
regulations for it the middle of
March and the county committee
starts making plans for the
pageant about the beginning of
April. They familiarize the girls
with what is expected of them.
Mrs Gregory says “It’s been sort
of a fun thing to do. The thing I’ve
onioyed is meeting all the girls in
the county ”
Gregorys are members of Saint
Luke’s United Church of Christ in
Lititz Mrs. Gregory teaches the
three-year-old children’s Sunday
School class. She belongs to the
Women’s Guild and attends their
monthly meetings regularly. She
was president of it last year. She
and her husband help as advisors
with the Senior High Youth
Fellowship Jane is in it also.
Robert did serve on the con
sistory
Mary Alice does all the sewing
for herself and nearly all for the
girls She says “I enjoy cooking.
I’d rather teach foods than
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March 17. 1973
sewing and I’d rather sew than
cook.”
Mrs. Gregory has a lot of
flowers in the summer and has a
lot of bulbs planted for spring
flowering. She also grows mint
tea, sage tea and parsley near the
house where if; is handy to get.
In the way of hobbies she does
some crewel work. She has done
crocheting and knitting but
doesn’t do much now because she
doesn’t have time to. She plays
the piano, just for her own
amusement she says.
Mary Alice says “Antiques is
one of our pride and joys.” She
has a spinning wheel which came
from her mother’s side of the
family and is looking forward to
learn to spin. She has a dough
tray, a dry sink, tables, pie and
jelly cupboards, desk, poster bed,
old bureaus, some old dishes and
a clock. She has done some
refinishing of this furniture.
Mrs Gregory gives credit to
her family for her being able to
keep the home going while
working and at the same time be
a leader in her various
organizations. She says, “During
the school year we all have to
chip in and help.” They also
found time to go ice skating
together at project 70.
This Home Economics teacher,
Scout and 4-H Leader has this to
say in regards to food seasonings,
“I feel spices and
seasonings should be used only to
bring out the flavor in foods and
not to change the flavor.” She
gives us her Girl Scout Troop’s
favorite milk drink and their
cookout favorite recipe. With the
spring season just commencing
there is a recipe for all the
delicious lettuce you’ll have in
vour gardens Then file the
special, frilly, luscious
strawberry tart recipe to serve
company as soon as the local
berries appear. A main dish' she
finds handy to prepare ahead of
time and speed her on her way is
ham loaf. And since today is Saint
Patrick’s Day here is an easy
but elegant jelly roll to try.
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Banana Milk Drink
1 pint vanilla ice cream
I cup mashed banana
1 tablespoon lemon juice
3 cups milk
In the mixing bowl beat the ice
cream, gradually add lemon
luice and bananas. Blend in milk
and beat well. Serves 6 glasses.
- Ca mp Vegetable Soup
.(A Scout cookout favorite)
1 pound lean ground beef
1 small onion
1 quart can tomato juice
4 medium potatoes (cut in small
cubes)
1 medium carrots diced
3 stalks celery diced
Salt and pepper
In a heavy kettle brown the
hamburger and the onion. Add
the tomato luice Cover, and bring
to a boil Add the potatoes,
carrots and other vegetables as
desired Add seasonings and
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Sweet and Sour Lettuce
Fry three slices of bacon until
crisp. Remove from drippings
and crumble. Stir tablespoons
flour into bacon drippings, Mend
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heat until thick. Add 1 tablespoon
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Strawberry Tarts
8 Medium Tarts
Tart Shells
Combine:
2 cups flour
'k pound butter or margarine
Vfe cup sugar
1 egg .
Press or roll into tart pans.
Bake at 350 degrees for 15
minutes and cool before filling.
Filling:
1 cup mashed berries
M. cup sugar
1 teaspoon cornstarch
I quart berries
Dissolve the cornstarch in
small amount of cold water.
Bring the mixture of sugar and
mashed berries to a boil. Add the
cornstarch. Cook three minutes.
Pour this glaze over the fruit and
fill the tart shells.
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Ham Loaf
1 pound ground cooked ham
1 pound ground fresh pork
2 eggs, beaten
1 cup cracker crumbs
1 cup milk
v 4 teaspoon salt
V* teaspoon pepper
1 cup canned pineapple chunks
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% cup brown sugar
2 teaspoons dry mustard
'A cup vinegar
Combine ham, pork, eggs,
cracker crumbs, milk, salt and
pepper. Mix well. Arange
pineapple and cherries in bottom
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Spread half of mix over fruit in
pan. Top with meat mixture.
Spread top of loaf with rest of the
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Sift together M> cup sugar, Vi
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