812-Lancaster Farming, Saturday, October 22, 1994 The 43rd annual convention of Berks County farm women was held at the Berks County Agri culture Center with 108 members and guests present. Koffee Klatch and registration was from 9 to 10. Fern Phillipy, outgoing county president, opened the convention, followed by devotions, pledge to the flag and singing of God Bless America. Janet Schlegel, convention chairperson, introduced Faye Striclder, Berks Co. home econo mist, who spoke on children and discipline, discipline not being a dirty word, but a positive attitude, rather than the negative. She also Cook’s Question ANSWER Dixie Fix, Harrisonville, wanted a recipe for bananas in red syrup that is served by Ponderosa and Sho ney’s breakfast and salad bars. Thanks to Betsy Dehn, Spencerville, Md„ who sent a recipe. Sweet Strawberry Dressing In saucepan, combine: 1 cup fresh strawberries 'A cup sugar Vi cup currant jelly 'A cup water Bring mixture to boiling; reduce heat and simmer, uncov ered, for 15 minutes. Blend 2 tablespoons water into 4 teaspoons cornstarch. Stir into syrup mixture. Cook and stir until thickened and bubb ly. Cook an additional minute. Stir in 2 tablespoons lemon juice; cool slightly and strain through a sieve. Chill. Makes I'A cups dressing for sliced bananas Ponderosa style. ANSWER Mary Ream, Elverson, wanted a recipe for vanilla fudge. Thanks to Betty Light, Lebanon, for sending a recipe. 1 cup heavy whipping cream 1 cup unsweetened evaporated milk . 2'A cups granulated sugar 1 tablespoon plus 'A teaspoon light corn syrup I'A teaspoons vanilla extract Butter upper sides of 3-quart saucepan. Measure all ingre dients but vanilla and dump into saucepan. Grease, and if necessary, line a sxlo-inch pan. Fill glass with ice cubes and water and fill the sink half-inch full of water. Dissolve sugar, stirring constantly with wooden spoon over low heat until butter melts, gritty sounds cease, and spoon glides smoothly over bottom of pan. Increase heat to medium and bring to a boil. Test by dropping about'/«teaspoon of the mixture in ice cold water when mixture thickens and bubbles and reaches 236-244 degrees. Should form a ball and hold its shape. Place saucepan in sink. Add vanilla. Allow mixture to cool Stir when lukewarm and skin forms on top. Return ther mometer to hot water bat to soak clean. Stir fudge thoroughly but not vigorously by hand, with electric mixer or with food pro cessor. Pause frequently to allow fudge to react. Watch fudge to thicken, lose its sheen, become lighter in color or streaked with lighter shades. Pour, score, and store in airtight container. ANSWER Sandra Tabor, North East, Md., wanted a recipe for nee pudding cooked in the microwave. Thanks to Una Lee Burton, Dagsboro, Del., for sending a recipe. Microwave Rice Pudding Vi cup rice 3Vi cups milk 'h teaspoon vanilla 1 tablespoon butter 'A cup sugar Vi cup raisins, optional Combine rice, milk, butter, and sugar in a 3-quart casser ole. Cover with lid or plastic wrap. Microwave on high 9-11 minutes or until boiling. Continue to microwave uncovered on medium heat for 25 to 30 minutes or until rice is tender. Stir after each 10 minutes. Stir in vanilla and raisins. Serve warm or cold. Top with cinnamon or nutmeg if desired. Pudding thickens as it cools so you may want to serve with additional milk. ANSWER Mary Stoltzfus wanted to know where Roh rer's Mill was located so she can purchase wheat germ meal. Thanks to Hannah King who writes that the mill is located along Rohrer's Mill Road in Ronks. Also, thanks to Martha Oberholtzer, Leola, who writes that wheat germ meal may be purchased from C.O. Notts & Son Bakery Supplies, 2316 Nor man Rd., Lancaster. Martha said the meal is interchangeable with recipes calling for oatmeal. In fact, she makes a hot cere al the same way oatmeal is made and serves it with brown spoke on nutrition and offered a brochure entitled “Getting Your Affairs In Order”. Melissa Bicksler, Berks County Dairy Princess, daughter of Kathy and Thomas Bicksler of Myerstown, (Kathy is a member of Group #2) presented a skit “The Three Bears” with an interesting message about milk. Megan Phillips, Mini Dairy Princess, daughter of Brenda and Jim Phillips, read a poem. Lillian Harnish, nominating committee chairperson, presented on the ballot for president Wendy Lingle; vice president, Barbara Kintzer, and secretary, Carol Stoudt. Having no opposition, the (Continued trom Pago B 8) Ultimate Fudge Berks Farm Women Recognize F nomimees were later installed by entries were Cameron Gettel, Dorothy Strickler, state president. - Katnna Prutzman, Ryan Krisch, Dorothy briefly thanked all Shawn Krisch, Andrew Moyer, women who opened their homes Kevin Frantz, and Brian Mauger. to the out-of-town guests. Seven Each received a certificate and a young people participated in the half dollar, county/state project writing This year each group president “How I Spend Rewarding Time presented a written summary of With ' he - - v ndi’ hr The Key Notes, a barbershop quartet, entertains at the Belies County Farm Women Convention. SEE ONE OF THESE DEALERS FOR A DEMONSTRATION: ADAMSTOWN CARROLL'S EQUIPMENT DEERFIELD AG & EQUIPMENT INC. Routt 23S TURF CENTER, INC Mohnton, PA Damtron, MD Wdtontown, PA (ntar Adamttown) 301472-5553 717-530-3557 717-4544391 BARTRON SUPPLY, INC. 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A humourous skit,” A Day at the Country Store” was presented by Mary Fizz and her mother, Elsie Rothenberger. The memorial service was conducted by Mary Barthol omew, Regina Mayer, and Wendy Shane. Mary Hertzog, Group #3, Doris Brown, Group #ll, and Jean Fry, Group #9 were remem bered during the service. Wegman’s catered a delicious meal of ham and turkey. In the afternoon session of the convention, members were enter tained by a barbershop quartet, “The Keynotes” who sang some old family favorites with the women singing along to some of the familiar tunes. Dr. Doris Burkhart spoke on child develop ment. Karen Schreier presented the ENFIELD EQUIPMENT, INC. Oxford, PA HANOVER INC. a A.B.C. GROFF, INC. Now Holland, PA 717-354-4191 GUTSHALL'S INC. RD n Box 74-A LoyovlHo, PA GUTSHALL'S INC. Csrlltls, PA 717-249-2313 KERMIT K. KISTLER INC. 7M6 Kings Hlghwty Lynnport, PA 610-298-2011
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