18—Lancaster Farming, Saturday. November 24, ,1973
Frozen Food
Buying Tips
Before you buy any frozen food
at a store, note the condition of
the cabinet in which it is
displayed. There is a line around
the inner side of many such
frozen food cabinets showing how
high the food should be stacked.
Extension consumer
specialists at Hie Pennsylvania
State University suggest you pick
your foods only from clean
cabinets in which foods are
stacked no higher than that line.
Select foods that are solidly
frozen. If food has thawed, you
can be sure it has already lost
some quality.
If you’re buying fruits and
vegetables frozen in individual
pieces in bags or boxes, make
sure they are still separate and
not frozen together. If they are
packaged so you can see inside,
make sure they have a bright
natural color. They will taste
better if they are bright in color.
Check to see that the packaging
material is not torn, crushed or
Juice stained,'remind the Ex
tension specialists. Frozen food
that is exposed or poorly
packaged dries out and develops
off-flavor quickly.
When shopping for food, select,•
frozen food last to shorten the
time it must be without
refrigeration. Get the clerk to put
frozen food into an insulated bag
or-double bag and put the food
into your freezer promptly after
you arrive home.
Ihe o(d~fc4?i&t.
“Hospitals are about the
only places left where you
can get your breakfast in
bed.”
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Members of the Pequea Valley FFA who attended the
National-Convention in Kansas City are, froin left to right:
Charles Neff, Kevin Kurtz, Jere Skiles, Nelson Martin and
Don Miller. At extreme right is Gordon Hoover of the Penn
sylvania FFA Livestock Judging Team.
Pequea Valley FFA
Attends Convention
Five members of the Pequea
Valley FFA Chapter, advisor
Gerald Philips and his wife at
tended the 46th National Con
vention of the Future Fanners of
America in Kansas City,
Missouri.
The five members who at-
tended were: Charles Neff, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Roy C. Neff; Kevin
- Kurtz, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Hershey Kurtz; Jere Sidles, son
of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Sidles;
Nelson Martin, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Wilmer Martin and Don
Miller, son of Mr. and Mrs. Glenn
Miller. Also accompanying the
group was Gordon Hoover, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Hoover
who represented Pequea Valley
at the National Convention as a
member of the 1973 Pennsylvania
FFA Livestock Judging Team.
Gordon won this honor by placing
third at the State contest during
FFA activities week held at Penn
State this past summer.
While at Kansas City, the group
attended many of the sessions of
the convention and heard a host
of well-known speakers.
and
Some of the sightseeing en
route to Kansas City included the
Indianapolis 500 Motor Speed
way, the ’Rolston-Purina
Research Farm at Grey Summit.
Mo., and the Litton Charolais
Ranch of Chilicothe, Mo^
Get Rid of Roaches
Do you leave garbage in the
kitchen overnight? Do you leave
food uncovered on the table or in
the cabinets? Roaches thrive on
any accessible garbage or food so
discourage them in the first
place. Keep cupboards,’ cabinets
and countertops clean. Store food
in covered containers. Wash
garbage cans often with hot
water and suds.
To kill roadies, use an in
secticide, after carefully reading'
instructions. Keep children and
pets away from the chemical,
and wash hands and face after
using it.
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