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Sewing
LEBANON (Lebanon Co.)
Clotilde, nationally known sewing
authority, will present two lecture
demonstrations on October 17 and
18 at the Lebanon Valley Agricul
tural Center at Cornwall and Ro
cherty Roads.
Clotilde travels 30 weeks per
year teaching how to achieve the
elusive look of expensive ready
to-wear at home. In addition, she
is the author of Sew Smart and
chairman of the board of her mail
order sewing notions catalog com
pany, Clotilde, Inc.
Both programs will provide
easy, common-sense ways to
avoid the loving hands-at-home
look and are appropriate for some
one who has sewn three months or
30 years.
Time Saver Designer Solutions
to Common Problems will be pre
sented on Tuesday, October 17
from 6:30 to 9:30 p.m. Clotilde
will discuss how to eliminate fac
ings on jackets, jewel necklines,
and sleeveless blouses; button
holes which direction, where to
put them and when to omit them;
“must remember” tips before buy-
(Contlnuad from Pago BS)
ANSWER— Jean Mitchell, Lewisburg, wanted a recipe for
whole wheat bread like that sold at Green Ridge Country
Market in Mifflinburg. Thanks to Anne Wiegle of Pottstown for
sending a recipe that she said originally came from a com
mune in California in the 19605. The bread i 3 heavy and moist
and good for sandwiches. For white bread substitute the
whole wheat for unbleached flour.
Tassajara Yeast Bread
4 large loaves
6 cups warm water
2 packages dry yeast
Dissolve yeast in warm water, then add
3 /« cup raw or brown sugar
2 cups dry powdered milk
7-9 cups whole wheat flour
Mix. then let stand one hour in a warm place to make a
sponge.
Add 2'A tablespoons sea salt (or regular)
V* cup to 1 cup oil or melted butter
6-8 cups flour
Knead, then let rise 50 minutes in a warm place. Knead
again, let rise 40 minutes. Form into loaves; let rise 20
minutes. Bake at 350 degrees for one hour.
Note: The rising times are for a very warm moist place. In
cooler temperatures, the bread will take much longer to rise.
ANSWER Marian Mosemann, Summit Hill, wanted
recipes for pickles made without salt. Thanks to Lois Martin,
Waynesboro, for sending a recipe she enjoys.
Red (Or Green) Cinnamon Pickle
Check time of day as these pickles require precise timing.
Peel, cut out centers of large cucumber, cut in rings, strips or
Ixl-inch cubes.
Soak 2 gallons pickle pieces in mixture made from the fol
lowing;
2 cups lime
8 quarts water
Soak pickles in mixture for 18-20 hours. Drain and wash
well. Simmer pickles 2 hours in the following mixture:
1 cup vinegar
'A -ounce red or green food coloring
1 tablespoon alum
Water to cover. Drain. Make syrup of the following:
2 cups vinegar
2 cups water
10 cups sugar
'A teaspoon oil of cinnamon
'A ounce red or green food color
Bring to a boil. Pour over the cucumber pieces. Drain off
and reheat for three days. On the fourth day, pack pickles in
jars. Cover with syrup. Process in hot water bath for 10
Smart Workshops
ing your fabric and before cutting
fabric; easy pleats and tucks; how
to get the flattest collar notch; un
derlining tips; pressing techniques
and essential tools.
On Wednesday. October 18
from 9 a.m. to noon, Clotilde will
present a Potpourri of Designer
Techniques. This program will in
clude simple pocket changes; cou
ture sleeve vent change; hows and
whys of pattern sizes and designer
ease, waistbands; correct sleeve
and jacket lengths; finishing fac
ings in sleeveless garments; how
to reduce excess sleeve ease; elim
inating bumps at collar band
edges.
Attendance is open to the public
at $2O for each program. A lower
price of S3S will apply to those
who register for both the evening
and morning programs. Reduced
prices are also available for Leba
non County 4-H leaders and mem
bers and Lebanon County Sewing
Guild members.
Clotilde’s appearance is being
sponsored by die Lebanon County
Sewing Guild which is interested
in updating and increasing sewing
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Comer
skills.
At the age of six, Clotilde pick
ed up the needle and hasn’t stop
ped sewing since. After gradua
tion from Miami University of
Ohio, she worked in the wardrobe
department of 20th Century Fox
Film Studio where she learned
valuable manufacturer’s tech
niques of garment construction.
She continued to leam designer
tricks and techniques while sew
ing commercially for exclusive
Beverly Hills boutiques. For two
years, she was host of her own ca
ble TV program. Since 1977, she
has crossed the country giving
seminars and in-service programs
to extension groups, schools, fa
bric shops and trade show organi
zations.
Pie-registration is required on a
first come, first served basis. Re
gistration deadline is September
30 or when the meeting room is
full. For a registration form, send a
self-addressed, stamped envelope
to Lebanon County Sewing Guild
Clotide, 926 Willow Lane,
Lebanon, PA 17046. For more in
formation, call (717) 274-1197.
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Apple Butter
Contest
WINCHESTER, Va. The
Virginia Championship Apple
Butter Making Contest will be held
on Saturday, September 16, in the
Winchester Recreation Park. The
annual event is held in conjunction
with the Rotary Club’s Apple
Harvest Festival and affords the
participants an opportunity to win
over $7OO in prize money.
The contest is sponsored by the
Frederick County Extension
Office and the Winchester/
Frederick County Chamber of
Commerce in conjunction with
area apple producers and support
businesses. The apple butter must
be made in the park on the day of
the contest and may be sold on
both Saturday and Sunday during
the Festival.
If you are interested in trying to
unseat the 1994 Virginia Apple
Butter Making Champion
Robert Young contact the Fre
derick County Extension Service
by writing to Second Floor, Fre
derick County Courthouse, 20
North Loudoun Street, Winches
ter, VA 22601; or phoning (S4O)
665-5699 for rules and an entry
form.
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