November might be a dreary
month but it brings its own special
activities. While I spent 14 hours
sitting at our local polling place
registering one-third of our regis
tered voters, my husband spent the
day walking through the woods
looking for signs of turkey in
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Snyder County. He tells me that
there was three inches of snow on
the ground and he saw two deer.
We were not very busy on Elec
tion Day but we did get to see
some neighbors that we had not
seen since the primaries in the
spring. Many of the voters in our
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come from retirement
communities and are handicapped
and need help in order to vote. A
lot of young people do not even
bother to vote at all.
In these last few weeks before
winter really arrives. I’ve found a
few hours to go fishing here on
our farm. It is surrounded by the
Conestoga River and in many
places the banks are very steep.
Cottages along the shore have
some 30 steps to the waters edge.
Usually I can catch several small
fuh but when I catch a big fish it
makes me very happy. Unless
die fish gets away just as I lift it
from the water because I did not
bring the net That is a disappoint*
mend I’ve been using the earth
worms that I found under the ears
of com that I gleaned.
As usual, I tallied up the frozen
and canned* produce from this
summer. We used every can and
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Kllngeratown, Pa.
717-648-3088
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Lebanon, Pa.
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freezer box that we could find in
September. This year I did some
60 pint of pickles and the same
number of applesauce plus 57 jars
of jelly and jam. Our shelves and
freezers contain mote than 300
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plant divisions.
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what they want for Christmas and
more than one will answer “a load
of manure.” Indulge them—con
tact a farm or stable and arrange to
have a load of this valuable soil
conditioner delivered to their
backyard. You could also share
compost from your pile or a mun
icipal pile.
• For friends with fireplaces or
those who like to barbecue, tie
together a few branches from the
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quarts‘of food which is a lot for
just two people. However. I have
been stuffing generous amounts
with our children when they come
to visit
annual pruning of aromatic
woods, such as cherry, apple, or
hiclcoiy. Add a bow for a seasonal
touch.
* Bouquets gamis for flavoring
soups can be mixed up in a jiffy
from homegrown or storebought
dried herbs. Cookbooks cany a
variety of recipes most of which
include parsley, thyme, bay. and
celery leaves. Place one tables
poon of dried herbs in a 4-inch
square scrap of muslin. Tie closed
with colorful siting or yarn. Pack
several in a dark glass jar, baking
powder tin, or other used kitchen
container covered with holiday
paper. Give as a hostess gift or to
your favorite gourmet