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ready for that. Many farmers are conservative in their
thoughts and everyone was for her. Only one family I lived
with was pro-Labor,” she stated.
“There’s so much history,” Annette said in ap
preciation. “They’re so old and we’re so young. We saw
Roman tiles while we were there.” She said the people of
the United Kingdom are very grateful to the United States
for the part they played in World War n. “Their
hospitality was very good. ”
Annette said she has wanted to be an IF YE “for a pretty
long tune, but 1 was afraid I might get homesick. I was
lucky. I wanted to go to Scotland or Switzerland when I
applied. Listening to IFYE’s who had gone encouraged
me. I got to know a lot and we traveled with Australians
and New Zealanders so we learned about their countries
too.”
She has already had a visit from some English fnends
and she is hopeful that more of her families will visit her
family in Bucks County. Her family has opened their
homes to IFYE’s, so they are not new to international
experiences. Annette said her whole family now has an
mcreased awareness of events in the Umted Kingdom.
She added, “I think some of my families will come. It is a
realistic vacation for people from England.”
Annette became adept at adjusting European cooking
measurements from weighing to measuring, and she has
included some samples of English foods for some of the
lucky groups to which she has shown her slides. Below are
included two recipes she brought home with her.
Annette is now working as a Licensed Practical Nurse
in Doylestown and helps on her family’s farm, but her life
will never be quite the same. Her experiences as an IF YE
mean a lot and she showed the depth of her feeling for her
hosts when she said, “I know they would welcome me
back anytime as a daughter.”
8 ounces oats
8 ounces margarine or butter
4 ounces brown sugar
2 Tablespoons dark Karo
Mu margarine or butter, sugar and Karo, heat in a pan
until melted. Stir in oats. Put in 8” pan and cook at 350°F.
for 20 minutes. Cut while warm. Recipe from Sussex,
England.
SHORTBREAD
8 ounces butter (2 sticks)
10 ounces flour (2% cups)
4 ounces castor sugar (Vz cup granulated sugar)
pmch of salt
1 teaspon baking powder
Melt butter. Add remaining ingredients. Press mto
greased 8” x 8” pan. Bake at 300°F. for 1 hour. Sprinkle
top with sugar when ready to serve.
FLAPJACK
CaQmdaii
Saturday, May 10
Lancaster Co. Society 18
meets 1:30 p.m.- at the
home of Ruth Rohrer.
Mary Lauver will give the
program.
Lancaster Co. Society 25
meets at the home of
Phyllis Reapsome, 1 p.m.
The group will visit
Wheatland.
Lancaster Co. Society 15
meets at 10 a.m. at
Willow Valley Restaurant
for a mother-daughter
banquet.
Lancaster Co. Society 19
meets at 1:30 p.m. at the
home of Elsie Huber.
Jane Parker will speak on
cake decorating.
Tuesday, May 13
Lancaster Co. Society 22 will
meet at 1 p.m. at the
Village Green for
immature golf.
Thursday, May 15
Cumberland Co. Society 15
will meet at the home of
Cormne Otto.
Lancaster Co. Society 27 will
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fl Moravian Parlor Stove (fire Tasso Universal (100% cast
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meet at 1:30 p.m. at
Conestoga View.
Cumberland Co. Society 10
will hold a mother
daughter banquet.
Jeanette Cramer will
give the program.
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Saturday, May 17
Lancaster Co. Society 8 will
meet at 2 p.m. at the
home of Pauline Miller.
Mrs. Miller will present a
program.
Lancaster Co. Society 3
meets at the home of
USED FURNITURE
•13 Used Bedroom • 4 Kneehole Desks
Suits • Lots of Chests of
• 5 Cedar Wardrobes Drawers and End
• 18 Double Beds Tables
• 3 China Closets
NEW FURNITURE
• New Gooseneck Platform Rockers in Vinyl
and Nylon
• New Sofa Beds and Living Room Suits
• Serta Box Springs and Mattresses
• Solid Cedar Chests
• Pictures with Wooden Frames
• Pole and Table Lamps
FARMERSVILLE NEW & USED FURNITURE
100 S. Railroad Ave., New Holland
Phone 717-354-0283
Erma Stauffer. A recital
will be held.
Lancaster Co. Society 12
meets at 12:30 p.m. to
entertain Society 3 at
Lion Community
Building, Millersville.
Ann Diller will show
slides of Alaska.