Cook-Out
(Continued from Pago B 8)
butter. Add onion, green peppers,
mushrooms and garlic. Cook until
tender. Add tomatoes and thyme.
Cook 5 minutes. Cut 14-inch
lengths of heavy-duty aluminum
foil. Sprinkle salt and pepper on
each fish fillet Place one piece of
fish on greased center of each
piece of foil. Spoon equal amounts
of sauce over each fillet Fold
edges of foil up over center and
make a secure double fold. Fold
ends over in a double fold. Place
on the grill and cook for 30
minutes.
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Soon we hope to harvest some
of the crops that we have been
working on this spring. The peas
and strawberries are ready to be
picked and frozen. Of course,
we’ll eat a lot of them fresh from
the garden.
Ida’s
Notebook
Ida Risser
When I’m outside planting
bulbs, I see and hear a tiny Jenny
Wren as it works to build a nest in
the birdhouse. Another bird has
moved into the bluebird house but
I cannot give it a name. Although,
it looks like the Vireo pictured in
my birdbook.
Many of my neighbors, who
take walks past our home, have
commented on my ids bed with
100 plants that I transplanted last
August. Not all of them bloomed
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this year but I’m hoping that next
year will be a full display of their
beauty.
I have just marked some SO
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Half of these will be sent to our
children. Many years ago my aunt
and grandfather shared the price
of my first small box camera. It
cost two or three dollars if I
remember correctly. Since then
I’ve had two or three other mote
expensive ones.
My camel-back trunk is full of
family pictures from many gener
ations. Most of diem ate marked
and I’ve been able to share some
negatives with people who were
publishing historical books. One
book gave a two page spread to a
picture of my father’s 1923 Over
land car and our family on a trip to
Maryland for fish. It was a custom
to get our year’s supply of fish on
Ascension Day.
It seems that in the 1800 s pic
tures were often taken of the
homestead with family members
standing in the foreground. These
are quite interesting!
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