—UncatUr Farming Saturday, July 5. 1975
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LADIES,
HAVE YOU HEARD?
By Doris Thomas, Extension Home Economist
Summertime is
Salad Time
It's the good ole sum
mertime when the tem
peratures soar and the
kitchen walls seem about to
melt. Why not revive those
heat-beat appetitites with a
refreshing salad'’ There’s
something about a salad that
sparkles mealtime on these
hot, wilting days. It'll be cool
cooking when you prepare an
appetizing Julienne Cheese
Salad with yogurt dressing
as the entree.
First, combine three
different salad greens to
equal about a quart and a
half. How about romaine,
Boston lettuce and spinach
for a pleasing variety of
color, texture and taste?
Tear these well washed and
carefully dried greens into
bite-size pieces and toss with
sliced radishes and onion
rings. Then add four ounces,
each, cooked ham, Cheddar
and Swiss cheese strips.
You’ll want to reserve a few
of the strips to use for gar
nish later on. Chill the salad
while preparing dressing.
Combine two tablespoons
chopped parsley, three
fourths teaspoon dill weed
and one-eighth teaspoon
garlic salt. Then fold in one
cup plain yogurt. Cover and
chill. Just before serving,
toss salad with dressing and
arrange reserved strips of
ham and cheeses on top. Add
a little bit more color with
tomato wedges, too. Makes
enough to serve six.
Remember to chill those
salad plates before
mealtime; it helps to keep
things cool.
Sharpen your appetites
and join the fun in the sun,
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the salad season is here
again!
Prevent Poison Ivy
Poison Ivy is one of the
most common causes of
plant • contact poisoning,
remind Extension specialists
at The Pennsylvania Stale
University. The irritating oil
is spread by contact with the
leaves, or, occasionally,
indirect transfer as you
would gel by petting a dog
who has brushed against the
plant.
An attack of poison ivy
starts with itching and
redness. Then watery
pimples appear - after a few
minutes or several days
If you think you’ve come in
contact with poison ivy,
avoid spreading the oil to
other parts of your body.
Wash your hands with soapy
water and sponge the af
fected area with 50 to 70
percent alcohol. Use rubber
gloves and wash other ex-
KEEP YOUR AIR
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SO IT WILL FUNCTION
PROPERLY AND
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OR REPLACE FILTERS
ONCE A MONTH. CLEAN
CONDENSER AND
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EACH SEASON. CHECK
FOR AIR LEAKAGE.
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you think might also have
been affected and wash them
in soapy water. Then dry
them.
Home treatment of poison
ivy infection often is
inadequate. And if you have
a severe case, see your
physician. For milder cases
you can try dressings wet
with cool epsom salt solution
of calamine lotion applied on
dry skin.
If you know you are af
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cure yet is prevention.
Watch for the beautiful,
shmy-green three leaf
clusters of foliage when
you’re out of doors. And
wear clothing that will
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