Fanning, Saturday, August 30,1950
Lebanon County sets
annual harvest fair
SCHAEFFERSTOWN -
Lebanon County’s 12th
annual harvest fair is
scheduled for September 13
and 14 from noon until 6 p.m.
In addition to the fair, the
10th annual horse plowing
contest will be held on the
Alexander Schaeffer farm,
Saturday only.
The harvest fair revives
customs of procesing fresh
apples- into apple butter,
cider and scfanitz. Com will
be ground into commeal and
old style threshing machines
will run on the grounds.
Items for exhibition and
judging should be brought to
the farm on Friday evening
between 6 p.m. and 9 p.m. or
Saturday morning before 10
a.m.
Bods On The Range
(Continued from Page C 7)
COUNTRY HAM STEAK WITH TROPICAL SAUCE
3 country ham center slices, 1 inch thick
% cup brown sugar
1 teaspoon dry mustard
2 tablespoons Worcestershire sauce
% cup honey
1 cup pineapple juice
Vk tablespoons cornstarch
cup water '
Combine sugar, mustard, Worcestershire sauce, honey
and pineapple juice in a saucepan. Simmer 10 minutes,
stirring occasionally. Thoroughly mix the'cornstarch and
water. Add to the pineapple juice mixture. Cook until
clear, stirring constantly.
Place the ham slices on the grill and cook slowly about 1
hour, turning and brushing frequently with the Tropical
Sauce. Makes 8-10 servings.
CHEESE CUP CAKES
12 cupcake papers
12 vanilla wafers
4 3-oimce packages cream cheese
Vi cup sugar
2 eggs
% teaspoon vanilla
1 can pie filling, cherry or blueberry *
Put the cupcake papers into a cupcake pan and place a
vanilla wafer into the bottom of each cup. Beat the cheese,
eggs, sugar and vanilla. Fill<each paper % full with the
mixture. Bake at 350° F. for 15-20 minutes. Remove the
cakes and let stand for 15 minutes before topping with the
pie filling. Put in the refrigerator at least 1 hour before
serving. Freeze any left over.
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717-523-3342
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Judging is scheduled to
begin promptly at 10 a.m.
The Saturday horse
plowing contest will feature
both a two and a three horse
walking plow contest.'
In addition there will be
demonstrations of horse
shoeing, two way walking
plows, bottom sulky plows,
‘The Young Chief,’ a
threshing machine
manufactured in Brun
nerville until the 1870 s, and a
multi-hitch of 16 horses
pulling a disk.
A 2-team log pulling
contest-is scheduled. The
public will be invited to try
horse plowing.
Donation for the fair is
$1.50 and .there is a 50 cent
charge for parking.
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RD #l, Box 152-C 215-932-4761
Nottingham, Pa. 19362
Ida’s
Notebook
Ida Risser
My husband enjoys the
woods. Now ourown acres of
woodland hold no en
chantment for him but the
mountains that might hold
deer do. '
He has wanted to explore
some, new bunting ground
and finally picked a day
when I felt that I was too
busy to go along. However,
as I knew he wouldn’t be
happy until he went, we
packed a lunch and set off
for a few hours.
He actually helped pack
lunch, which is unusual for
him, so that I could prepare
some cucumbers for
pickling. Luckily our two
teenagers were free to ac
company us and so we had a
short swim in the pool at
Little Buffalo State Park
after we ate our picmc under
a tree that was dropping tiny
caterpillars on us.
While we swam, Allen
spent his time using his
binoculars to scan the
nearby mountains and lake
with its fishermen..
Then we drove deep into
the mountains on unpaved
and bumpy roads. Som£ of
them were marked “dsad
end” but that didn’t keep us
from trying them. I spied a
box hanging from a limb
which my family told me
was a milk carton but I
disagreed. So, we in
vestigated and found it to be
the gypsy moth trap that I
suggested it was when I first
saw it.
There were several look
out points high in the
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mountains which looked out
over Doubling Gap. We
stopped to take pictures and
share a snack.
Even though we kept our
eyes open, we did not see one
deer on this trip. All we saw
was a mouse and a grouse.
(My Grandma Landis would
have said, “That is true
because it rhymes.”) Before
we got on the turnpike to
return home, we saw fields
of com which were very
short and not developed due
to lade of moisture.
When I got home my one
half bushel of beans was still
waiting in the refrigerator to
be frozen and the baskets of
peaches had not run away
either. So it is back to the
“old grind” as they say.
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