ClO—Lancaster Fanning, Saturday, Octobtr4,l9Bo
Agri-Women Host National Convention
HERSHEY—Penn’s Agri-
Women held their 4th Annual
Convention last Tuesday at
Hershey Convention Center.
Ethel Gross, Pres.
Manchester, York Co.
presided. Joyce Hershey,
Chester County, was
Spokeswoman for Young
Farmers. The afternoon
session was highlighted with
a talk by Richard Zook,
York, representing the
Junior Cooking Edition
(Continued from Pace C 9)
WALNUT PiES
1 cup sugar or less
1 cup water
2 eggs well beaten
1 cup molasses or less
1 tablespoon carnstarch or flour
1 cup nuts of any kind
(for 6 pies take 2 quarts whole English walnuts).
Mix all together and bake in crust
Lloyd Nolt, Age S, Kntztown
LITTLE PUMPKIN CUPS
2 envelopes whipped topping mix
1 cup milk
1 teaspoon vanilla
1 teaspoon cinnamon
\ 1/2 teaspoon salt
1/4 teaspoon cloves
1/4 teaspoon ginger
1/4 teaspoon nutmeg
1/2 can (16 ounce size) pumpkin(about 1 cup)
1 bag or less of candy corn
t jnft 12 muffin cups with baking cups. Prepare the
topping mix as directed on envelopes, using a total of 1 cup
milk and I teaspoon vanilla but add the sauces before
fowling. Fold in the pumpkin with rubber scraper.
Pour mixture evenly into muffin cups. Decorate each
with candy com. Refrigerate for a couple of hours before
serving.
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711 Rohrerstown Road, Lancaster, PA 17604
Local calls; Lancaster 299-2561 • Red Lion 244-4511
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Federal Land Bank
Association.
Gad McPherson, York
County, was elected
President for 1981. Gail gave
a preview of what will take
place at (he American Agri-
Women’s Convention. This
convention will convene
Sunday, November (he 9,
and continue through the
14th at Hershey Convention
Center. Each day there will
Susan Dodrer, Ag? 9, littleitown
be a Media Communications
Workshop lasting from 8
a.m. until 5 p.m.
Monday’s opening session
will be on the Incredible
Bread Machine. On the panel
will be Hiram Drachey and
Susan Sechler. The af
ternoon session will include
Peg Rogers, director of food
advisory board, talking on
critical food issues.
Tuesday’s opening session
will be Washington On The
line and will include an
international panel of
foreign agricultural attaches
representing Australia,
Brazil, and the Netherlands.
Moderator will be Larry
Waterfield, Washington,
editor of the “Packer”.
Land use, importing and
exporting, fruit and'
vegetable trade will be
discussed.
Following a luncheon,
Eileen Nutting, Agriculture
Missionaries to speak
Mrs. Betty Charles will
speak on the theme Com
mitted to Holy living, Oc
tober 17 & 18 at Black Rock
Retreat, Quanyville, Pa.
Registration begins at 4 p.m.
Friday and dismissal is at
3:30 p.m. Saturday. Come
and bring your Mends for a
time of spiritual refresh
ment and challenge to holy
living.
Betty and her husband,
Norman, are directors of
Abundant Living Ministries.
They spent many years in
Advisory Committee,
Michigan Departemnt of
Agriculture, wUI talk on The
Double Burden of Soviet
Farm Women. The af
ternoon session Tuesday will
include a debate, Should
Food Be Used as a Foreign
Policy Tool?
Wednesday there will be a
convention tour to Donegal
Mills Planation, Groff’s
Restaurant for lunch and to
Sperry New Holland’s plant.
Thursday morning’s topic
will be People on the Farm
with Lilly Vincent, director
of Consumer Information for
the USDA. There will be a
panel of AAW Affiliate
Presidents put on the spot
answering questions and
criticisms by non-farmers.
This panel will include
Laura Heuser as moderator
with Ann Herr, WGAL-TV,
and Ann Kaiser, Wisconsin,
Editor of “Farm Wife’’
magazine.
Brazil as missionaries.
For reservations send $5
for each person attending to
Black Rock Retreat, R 2, Box
345 Quanyville, Pa. 17566, as
soon as possible. Or for
further information, call 393-
4464 or 394-7633.
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