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home economist Sheila Arnold suggests some of these easy
to-make specialties: marzipan strawberries, cheese balls,
holiday breads in their own waxed gift box, and dilled carrot
sticks.
last Minute Gift Ideas
bread honors the generosity of St.
Lucia.
“I make mine ahead of time and
put it in the freezer for Christmas
morning,” Sheila explains. “We
like it sliced, buttered on both sides
and toasted in a frying pan.
Custom decrees that some of the
bread should be set aside and
mixed with the seeds for the next
year’s grain sowing.”
Extra circles of St. Lucia’s
crown make thoughtful holiday
gifts from Sheila Arnold’s kitchen.
She presents them with the
traditional candles, bow and holly
spngs
But, when “messing around the
kitchen” Sheila rarely stops at
baking breads. Her kitchen gift
creativity ranges from dipping
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calico squares in wax and folding
into “boxes” around breads, to
combining the unusual flavor
marriages of carrots with dill, and
apricots with chocolate.
And not all Sheila’s kitchen gifts
are necessarily “edibles.” For
kids, there’s a non-toxic finger
paint. Feathered-friend-feeders
would enjoy a suet cake fit “for the
birds.” Finally, not to forget man’s
best friend, the Arnold kitchen
occasionally whips up a batch of
homemade “doggie biscuits.”
So, don’t panic over those last
minute gaps in your gift list. And,
instead of last minute charging
with a plastic credit card, why not
take Sheila Arnold’s approach and
charge into “messing around the
kitchen” instead.
Stillwagen Elected NVATA Regional Vice President
ALEXANDRIA, Va. - Frederic
Stillwagen, of Allentown, was
elected regional vice president for
the National Vocational
Agricultural Teachers’
Association during the 38th annual
national convention held in Dallas,
Texas December 5 to 9.
Stillwagen will serve a three
year term as the vice president in
charge of NVATA activities in
Region VI. The region is com
prised of 13 states: Connecticut,
Delaware, Maine, Maryland,
Massachusetts, New Hampshire,
New Jersey, New York, Penn
sylvania, Rhode Island, Vermont,
Virginia and West Virginia.
Over 8,000 vocational educators
in agriculture are members of the
NVATA. The annual membership
in Region VI is approximately 560.
Garland Thomen of Brooklyn,
Conn., was elected the alternate
vice president 1986-87. Ralph
Thomas, vocational agriculture
teacher at Woodward, Okla., was
elected president of the NVATA.
Stillwagen is a graduate of
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agronomy/animal science. He was president of the Mid-
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master’s degree from Penn- Agriculture Representative on
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He has held teaching positions at Education Board.
Upper Bucks AVTS, Perkasle, and
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Schnecksville. will serve on the NVATA board of
Stillwagen served as president of ' directors,
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The York County 4-H Baby Beef Clubs. Lou Holtz spoke on com-
Club met Dec. 8 at 7:30 p.m. at the petition.
4-H Center, Bair. Following the program, com-
Old business reports were given mitties met to plan the annual
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judging contest, Connie Hoover; 31 at 7 p.m. at Porter’s Fireball.
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