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QUESTION Penny Keeseman, Shippensburg, would
like a recipe for homemade mayonnaise that tastes as good
as store bought mayonnaise.
QUESTION Vamta Martin, Savannah, N.Y., would like
a recipe for apple fritters made with a yeast dough and
fried in deep fat.
QUESTION Judy Barto, Willow Street, would like a
recipe for green tomato jam. It uses green tomatoes, fruit
gelatin and sugar. The tomatoes take on the flavor of the
fruit gelatin.
QUESTION Mrs. Leo Barsmca, Neshamc Station,
N.J., would like a recipe for a lemon-cream cheese pie
using instant pudding She said the recipe used to be on
the pudding box.
QUESTION Mrs Lillian Edgm, Sewell, N J , would like
a recipe for cheese soup that tastes like the soup sold by
Denny's on Route 30. She writes that she has tried one
recipe, but the milk and cream separated.
QUESTION - E Hoover, Ephrata, would like a recipe to
make a homemade instant pudding mix
QUESTION Gail Redheffer Stull, Willow Street, would
like to know how to cook fresh mushrooms so they retain
their natural color. She says he has tried cooking them in
iron, aluminum and enamel pans, but each time they have
turned brown or grey
QUESTION Annette Meyer, Bethel, would like to
know how to make cereals that resemble "Rice Knspies,"
"Corn Flakes," and "Cheenos."
QUESTION Connie Kreider, Manheim, would like a
recipe for Danish similar to the kind served by Mc-
Donald's.
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Saturday, October 11
Lancaster Society 1 meets for a
program called “God’s Hidden
Treasures,” by the Mueller
sisters.
Lancaster Society 25 meets at 1:30
p.m. for a program by Ben
Kreider.
Lancaster Society 6 meets to eat
out with husbands and friends.
Lancaster Society 2 meets at 68 N.
Clay Street for a Halloween
party.
Lancaster Society 33 bowls with
husbands at 7 p.m. at Lancaster
Lanes.
Lancaster Society 19 meets at
Country Table Restaurant, Mt.
Joy, at 6 p.m. for a 40th an
niversary banquet.
Monday, October 13
Lancaster County Extension
Pressure treated wood
with cedar shake shingles
or
Painted choice of color
with asphalt shingles.
8-10-12- 14ft. wide
You pick your own size
Lykens Valley Structures
RD 2, Box 59, Millersburg, PA 17061
Leavemessate at: 717-692-2645
No Sunday Calls
Christmas in October program,
Farm and Home Center.
Tuesday, October 14
State Farm Women’s Day. Lan
caster County celebrates with a
brunch at Willow Valley
Restaurant.
Lancaster Society 22 meets at 7
p.m. to entertain husbands.
Program will be table games.
Thursday, October 16
Lancaster Society 15 meets at 1
p.m. for a microwave program
by Doris Thomas.
Saturday, October 18
Lancaster Society 3 meets for a
program on fashions.
Lancaster Society 18 meets at 1:30
p.m. for a program on
microwave cooking.
Gazebos made to
order.
Also custom built
storage sheds.
Dealer Inquiries
Welcome
Your choice of 3 styles
Mini Barn
Quaker Shed
A Frame
Large variety of colors and
sizes to choose from.
Members of Lancaster Society 10
met recently at the home of Jennie
Shoemaker with Ida Ktinkle and
Alma Grebinger as co-hostesses.
The program committee is
working on the program booklet
for 1987.
The social committee reported
making plans for the Christmas
program at Joe Myers restaurant.
President Nancy Starr distributed
tickets for the breakfast to be held
at Willow Valley Oct. 14 from 9:30
The Cambria County Society will
celebrate Pennsylvania Farm
Women’s Day Oct. 14 with a
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a.m. to noon. Six members will
attend the breakfast to celebrate
Farm Women’s Day.
The group decided to have a
dessert table at the Farm and
Home Center next year instead of a
craft table.
The group held its annual auc
tion, which was followed by
refreshments.
The next meeting will be at the
home of Nancy Starr.
brunch at the Jolly Rodger
restaurant. The program will
begin at 10 a.m.. Elsie Matula will
be the speaker.
Lancaster
Society 24
Lancaster Society 24 met at the
home of Mrs. Ralph Stoltzfus,
Akron, on Sept. 30.
The group held its rummage sale
Friday, Oct. 10 at the Conestoga
Church of the Brethren pavilion,
Leola.
Members received their tickets
for the county convention, which
will be held at the Farm and Home
Center Nov. 1.
The following new officers were
elected: vice president, Mrs.
Calvin Wenger; secretary, Mrs.
Roy Hollinger; and treasurer,
Mrs. Wilbur Mellinger.
The group will celebrate its 30th
anniversary with a dinner with
husbands at the Country Table
Restaurant, Mt. Joy on Oct. 28.
NoSoAnn
4-H Dairy Club
Members of the NoSoAnn 4-H
Dairy Club met recently at the
Lebanon Area Fairgrounds.
Dale Hoover explained
pedigrees and what makes a good
pedigree cow.
Treasurer Mike Balmer
reported that the treasury contains
$350 with an outstanding bill for
$25.
Sue Elliott was elected to serve
as chairman for the cookie sale.
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667 Hartman Station Rd.
Lancaster, PA
393-6530