BB—Lancaster Farming, Saturday, November 3,1984
Learn to moke gingerbread houses at extension workshop
YORK Let “the Gingerbread
Lady” show you how to create
delicious gingerbread house
covered with icicles of sugary
frosting, a gumdrop roof and
candied shutters to add a sense of
wonder and magic to your holiday
season.
Patty Hudson, known as “The
Gingerbread Lady” will teach a
Gingerbread House making
workshop for the Penn State
FALL RECLINER SPECIAL
Cut Energy Costs 75%—Uses the drying power of fan forced air No
gas to buy And the only electricity used powers the computer con
trolled fan system
Reduced Shrinkage-Shrink loss is cut up to 50% through natural
moisture removal without high temperature heat
Better Grain Quality —With no high temperature heat to crack and
damage gram, more starch, sugar, valuable nutrients and profit are
retained
It’s All in the Computer—The AeroDry Computer automatically
monitors dry down day and night—then holds optimum storage
conditions to keep gram in top condition
Farm proven from the Midwest to the East Coast, the AeroDry System
can improve your gram drying operation Call or mail the coupon for
more information and where to see
Cooperative Extension Service on
Nov. 9 and 16, from 9:30 a.m. - 3:00
p.m. The class will be held at the
York County Extension Office
meeting room.
At the first session she will
demonstrate making gingerbread
houses and cookie cottages and
during the second session
workshop participants will ac
tually make a gingerbread house
under her supervision. Hudson
camper
Slash drying
costs as much
as 75% with
the AeroDry"
System
demonstrates every step involved
and shares recipes for doughs,
icings and patterns from her book
written for workshops she has
taught at the Smithsonian In
stitute.
If you would just like to see the
demonstrations and not make a
house, just register for the Nov. 9th
session for $lO. The fee for the two
session class is $l5. Advance
registration is required.
- Secured low interest loans for
5 volunteer fire companies
- Supported a pharmaceutical
program for senior citizens
- Sponsored legislation to pro
hibit hunting on unharvested
fields without farmers
permission
- Prime sponsor of Returnable
Bottle Legislation
- Working hard for restoration
of Icedale Lake
VOTE REPUBLICAN
NOV. 6
ATTENTION FARMERS & LIVESTOCK HAULERS:
ALUMINUM EBY GOOSENECK
TRAILERS, Standard Specifications:
LENGTHS AVAILABLE: 14’ to 28’ (longer
lengths available as option)
WIDTHS: 96” Standard -102” Optional
HEIGHT: 6’6” Standard - 7’6” Optional
A versatile, lightweight, Eby aluminum stock
trailer is built to provide years of maintenance
free service. An Eby trailer is custom built to fit
your individual hauling needs - No mass
production! We use only quality components and
strong alloy aluminum to manufacture what
may be the last trailer you’ll ever buy.
QUESTION - Linda Miller, New Smithville, would like a
recipe for turkey barbeque - the gravy kind without catsup
that you get at fairs
ANSWER - Mrs. Herman Graybill, Freeburg, requested a
recipe for glazed apples Thanks go to Pauline Serfass,
Palmerton, who shared her recipe.
Candy Apples
2 cups sugar 2/3 cup corn syrup
1 cup water Food coloring
Mix sugar and water Add syrup Boil to 305° F. Remove
from heat and color apples
ART HERSHBf
He not only Ceres - He Acts
- IN STOCK FOR IMMEDIATE DELIVERY -
• (1) 22’x6’6”x96’Gooseneck • (1) 14’x7’x7’Bumper Hitch
Cook’s ?r %
Question V '/
Comer ?
Art Hershey
13th District
PA House of Representatives
CONSIDER THE FEATURES OF AN
EBY ALL-ALUMINUM TRAILER
Eby livestock bodies are 35% to 40% lighter
than other wood and steel bodies.
Eby’s all-aluminum construction is main
tenance free. Periodic pressure washing is all
that’s required to maintain that new look.
Eby’s bodies are built tough and are backed by
a written factory warranty.
For more information on the economical
choice in livestock trailers, contact:
H EBY, INC.
P O Box 127 Blue Ball, PA 17506
_ TIT/HH-AOTI