—Lancaster Farming, Saturday, April 12. 1975
50
Junior Cookm
Home on the Range
Our Junior Cooks really
keep us busy typing recipes
and filing for future use.
They have been sending in
some tasty recipes and we
appreciate all their work!
This week we are featuring
some more dessert recipes
along with a main dish meal.
See our Country Comer
column for a special feature!
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Date Balls
1 cup chopped dates
1 cup granulated sugar
V* cup margarine
2 eggs slightly beaten
Mix and cook together on
slow heat about 10 minutes
until thick. Remove from
heat and add V« cups nuts
and 2 cups of crisped rice
cereal. When cool shape into
balls and roll in cocoanut.
Marian Weaver
age 14
Leola
Sweet Cream Doughnuts
V/* cup sweet cream
Vz cup brown sugar
2 eggs
Vz teaspoon salt
3 teaspoons baking powder
3% cups flour
Beat eggs, add sugar and
sweet cream. Combine with
sifted dry ingredients. Mix
well and roll out inch
thick. Cut with doughnut
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cutter and let stand I hour.
Fry in deep fat at 365 degrees
until brown on both sides.
Roll in sugar. Makes 3*6
dozen.
Barbara Beiler
Union Pie
1 cup sour cream
2 cups sour milk
1 cup sugar
1 cup molasses
3 tablespoons flour
1 teaspoon soda
2 eggs
Mix together and pour in
an unbaked pie crust. Bake.
Irene Zimmerman
age 15
Barnett, Missouri
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Chex Party Mix
6 tablespoons butter or
margarine
4 teaspoons Worcestershire
sauce
1 teaspoon salt
6 cups chez (mix equal parts
of wheat, rice and com)
% cup salted nuts
Heat oven to 250 degrees.
Slowly melt butter in shallow
pan. Stir in sauce and salt.
Add cereal and nuts. Mix
until well coated. Heat in
oven for 45 minutes. Stir
every 15 minutes and spread
on absorbent paper to cool.
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Meat Loaf
1% pounds ground beef
% cups oatmeal (uncooked)
cup chopped onion
IVfc teaspoons salt
teaspoon.pepper
1 egg beaten
% cup milk
Sauce
one-third cup catsup
2 tablespoons brown sugar
1 tablespoon prepared
mustard
Heat oven to moderate
(350 degrees) for meat loaf
combine all ingredients, mix
thoroughly. Pack firmly into
loaf pan. Combine all
ingredients for sauce and
pour over meat loaf. Bake in
preheated oven (350
degrees) for about 1 hour.
Let stand 5 minutes before
slicing. Makes 8 servings.
Omar Zook
age 10
Bank
Narvon
Earnings per share of
Dauphin Deposit Trust
Company, in 1974 were a
record $4.54, an increase of
11.6 per cent over 1973
figures.
W. D. Lewis, president,
announced the earnings at
the annual stockholders
meeting at the Penn Harris
Motor Inn.
Elected to one-year terms
on the board of directors
were Lewis; J. K. Bashore,
retired; John H. Baum,
publisher, The Patriot
News; Alexander Boyd,
Bonnymeads Farms,
president, Union Deposit
Corporation; George F.
Dixon, Jr. chairman of the
board, Carlisle Corporation;
C. J. Fredricksen, chairman,
finance committee, AMP
Incorporated; Edward M.
Green, executive vice
president, L. B. Smith
Foundations; Max C.
Hempt, president, Hempt
Brothers; Richard E. Jor
don, president L.B. Smith
Inc.; Luther K. Long,
D. Henry L. Ludwig,
retired; Frank E. Masland,
111, Chairman of the board,
C. H. Masland & Sons;
Robert M. Mumma,
president, Pennsylvania
Supply, Inc.; George F.
Myers, senior vice president,
Dauphin Deposit; Paul H.
Rhoads, Sinon & Reader,
Attorneys; Ralph M. Ritter,
president, Ritter Bros., Inc.;
Joseph T. Simpson, chair
man of the board, Harsco
Corporation; Frank A.
Sinon, Rhoads, Smon &
Reader, Attorneys; George
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Hot Fudge Topping
Blend the following:
1 cup sugar
one-third cup cocoa
2 tablespoons flour
Add:
1 cup water and
1 tablespoon butter.
Malinda Blank
age 13
Gap
Stir until thick and add M*
teaspoon vanilla.
David and Daniel Zook
age 6
Gap, Pa.
XXX
Rhubarb Pie
3 cups diced rhubarb
1% cups sugar
3 tablespoons flour
1 tablespoon lemon or orange
Juice
2 eggs
V 4 teaspoon salt
Cut rhubarb in pieces V 4
inch thick and arrange in an
unbaked pie shell. Combine
sugar, flour, egg yolks,
lemon juice and stir until a
smooth paste is formed.
Pour mixture over rhubarb
and cover with egg whites
for top crust.
Notes
S. Spangler, Spangler Music
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president and board
chairman, Stabler Con
struction Company, Inc.;
Robert H. Stewart, retired;
J. G. Underwood, president,
Harsco Corporation.
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by the Lancaster Farming
and the Pennsylvania In
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Do home vegetable gar
dens really offer a hedge
against high food prices?
Most home gardeners-and
that’s nearly half of all
householders-are convinced
that they do. In a recent
Gallup poll, the green thumb
brigade listed “saving
money” as their number one
reason for growing their
own.
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[near Adamstown]
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Gap, Pa.
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age 13
Mifflinburg, Pa.
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Our daughter flew in from
Seattle over Easter time and
spent a lot of energy sorting
her things in the attic and
deciding what to give to
Goodwill Industries.
She brought a 1932 Sears
catalog downstairs and we
were rather surprised at
some of the articles for sale
and also their prices.
You could buy a harness
for a dog, goat, horse, mule
or pony, a David Bradley
hillside plow for $6.50; also
listed was a tractor unit that
fit any Model T or A Ford
chassis for $ll2.
Household items that
caught my eye were an
icebox for a 50 lb. block of ice
$22.85; a kitchen sink hand
pump for $1.40; or a hanging
dining room light fixture for
$5.00. (I happen to know the
present price of $50.) There
was an amazing bargain
chest of 26 pieces of sterling
silver for $35.25. A child’s
school dress $.98; mens
shoes $2.98; auto tire $4.75;
bathing suit $1.89 and a
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TRACTORS
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Christiana, PA
Ph: [2ls] 593-5687
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New Holland. PA
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man's suit (10.50. The list
could go on and on.
It seems our work is never
done. I painted the dining
room and then the porch and
there is still more to do.
These are extra Jobs beside
the regular cooking,
cleaning and ironing tasks.
My husband has a lot of
walnut wood to cut and move
as we sold some trees in the
winter and the lumbermen
didn’t complete their work
as we expected.
There is always manure to
haul. I’ve listed these things
because lately I’ve been
listening to other families
discuss the economic
situation and have sensed
their fear of losing their jobs.
Some indeed have already
been laid off. So, I’ve con
cluded that maybe farmers
don’t know how lucky we are
to have our work all laid out
in front of us each morning.
There is only the question of
which job to tackle first and
which one can wait a bit
longer.
\JOHNOEEREy
GOODMAN’S AUTO SERVICE
Honey Brook, PA
1215 J 273-2356