Recipe Exchange
Junior Cooking Edition
Recipe* come in many
form* and perhaps one of the
moat Interesting is this one
which follows. It la a recipe
for a Happy Home which is
quite meaningful.
The Junior Cooks even
responded to our request for
grape nuts recipes and we
are sharing one with our
2IST ANNUAL
KEMPTON
COUNTRY
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FRI., JUNE 20 - LEONA WILLIAMS
Tractor Pulling Contest - Fashion Show
SAT., JUNE 21 - NAT SMKEY
Horse Show - Jeep Rodeo
Children’s Day 2 p.m. to 4:00 p.m.
■mTUNE'^IILLTWAIKET'
Quarter Midget & All Terrain Vehicle Races.
PENNA. DUTCH FOODS
FREE ENTERTAINMENT
ALL NEW STAGE!
QUEEN CONTEST & MORE!
Admission:
Only $2.00 per Carload Daily.
Kempton is located on Rl. 143 Five Miles North
of Rt. 22 from Lenhartsville Interchange
[which is four miles east of Hamburg]
and on Rt. 737 ten miles North of Kubtown.
Phone 215/756-6444
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HELPING PEOPLE.
readen thia week.
A Happy Home Recipe
4 cupa of love
2 cupa of loyalty
3 cupa of forgiveness
1 cup friendship
5 apooni of hope
2 spoons tenderness
4 quarts of faith
1 barrel of laughter
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Remodeling, renovating, and redecorating
can be expensive.
The People Bank
FIRST (MDSQOS
That's the FARMERS FIRST way.
Take love and loyalty, mix
it thoroughly with faith.
Blend It with tenderness,
kindness and understanding.
Add friendship and love and
sprinkle abundantly with
laughter. Bake with sun
shine. Serve daily with
generous helpings.
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School is out, the children
are home and we must set up
a new schedule of who does
what and when. It will take a
few days to assign respon
sibilities but I’m certainly
looking forward to help with
strawberry picking.
Judy has a summer job
with a Lancaster Resort
hotel and works six days a
week preparing food. So I’ve
lost my one big helper. I’m
sure Cindy will try to fill her
shoes and prepare our meals
as she prefers this work to
weeding the garden.
Last month a big bus drove
down our long lane, stopped
and out poured 78 kin
dergartners. The first thing
this lively, chattering group
saw was three calves tied in
a nearby field for them to
pet. Some of them quickly
ran to the meadow fence to
get a closer look at the cow
which was bawling loudly to
her calf. Some thought all
Member F D I C
9 cgga
3 cups brown sugar
Mi cup butter
y» cup lard
1 cup cream
1 tablespoon soda
1 tablespoon baking powder
Mix Ingredients and add
Annie Smucker
Age?
Lancaster, PA
the calves belonged to her.
(We did have twin heifer
calves the other day.)
Allen gave small groups a
tour of the milking parlor
and let them climb the
ladder to peer into the 1000
gallon tank. Some inspected
a nest of five kittens while
others went to watch our pet
rabbits. As we have several
4-H pigs, they asked what the
different breeds were in the
pen andjound out how an
electric fence operates.
They looked at the garden
and thought beans were
growing on the pea fences.
Some mothers asked what
those low plants with white
blossoms were in the long
rows. They didn’t recognize
strawberries nor blueberry
bushes. When they told me
this was a very educational
tour for the children I felt
like adding and also for the
parents but I didn’t.
The Lehigh Dairy Calf
Club had their monthly
meeting recently at the
Farm Credit Office in
Fogelsville. The corrected
project books were returned
to the members.
Speakers for the evening
were Mr. Kauffman and Mr.
O’Brian from Agway who
discussed different types of
livestock buildings.
The next meeting will be
June 17 at 8:00 p.m. at Ralph
Urmy’s farm. There will be a
demonstration by Daryl
Urmy on fitting.
Mary Ana Drop
Cookies
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Ida Risser
Lehigh
Dairy dub
SERVICE IS OUR BUSINESS
READY MIX CONCRETE FOR EVERY PURPOSE
A DIVISION OF A G KURTZ & SONS INC
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Lancaster Firming, Saturday, June 14,1975
flour enough to drop. Bake in
a moderate oven until done.
MaryStoltzfus
Age 11
Kirkwood, PA
XXX
Sponge Cake
IMi cups flour
1V& cups sugar
5 eggs, well beaten
separately
Mi cup cold water
teaspoon baking powder
teaspoon salt
% teaspoon cream of tartar
1 teaspoon vanilla
Sift dry ingredients
together except cream of
tartar. Mix it with egg
whites. Beat water with egg
yolks until thick. Then add
sugar and other ingredients.
Bake in a tube pan for one
hour at 350 degrees.
XXX
Cottage Cheese
1% gallons sour milk
1 teaspoon salt
Vi cup cream
Heat milk slowly until it is
too hot to hold your finger in
it. Drain thoroughly in a
cloth bag or strainer. Let
stand in bag overnight to
drain thoroughly. When dry
crumble cheese curds and
add the salt. When serving
add the sweet and mix
thoroughly. Makes about 3M>
@<x*tcncU
cups.
Barbara Wenger
Age 12
New Holland, PA
XXX
Homemade
Grape NuU
3Vi cupa graham flour
1 cup brown augar or cup
syrup
2 cups buttermilk or sour
milk
1 teaspoon salt
1 teaspoon soda
Sift flour. Measure and
add soda and salt. Sift again.
Add sugar to flour and mix
thoroughly. Add buttermilk
to diy ingredients. Beat until
smooth. Spread dough V«
inch thick on flat greased
pans. Bake at 375 for ap
proximately 15 minutes or
until crisp and golden brown.
Let cool thoroughly and
grind through a food chop
per. Crisp in oven just before
serving.
Elaine Nolt
Age 10
Ephrata, PA
Honey Milk Balls
% cup honey
Vz cup peanut butter
1 cup dry milk powder
Vz cup oatmeal
Vz rice crisped cereal
Work together and shape
into small balls.
PHONE 267-7591
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Barbara Wenger
Age 12
New Holland, PA
XXX
Joyce Hursh
Mt. Joy, PA