September Is
National Honey Month
MOUNTVILLE (Lancaster
Co.) September is National
Honey Month. Pennsylvania Hon
ey Queen Jona Hoover wants you
10 know that honey is a natural,
unrefined food safe and whole
some. It has no fat, no sodium, and
no cholesterol. A teaspoonful of
honey has only 20 calories. It con
tains trace vitamins and minerals
that arc vital to nutrition.
Did you know that you can sub
stitute honey for sugar in your
tavontc recipe if you follow these
steps?
• Substitute Vi cup honey per
cup sugar.
• Reduce amount of liquid by
A cup for each cup of honey used.
• Lower baking temperature 23
degrees.
• In baked goods, add
A teaspoon baking soda for each
cup honey used.
Jona offers a sweet collection of
honey recipes printed on a bro
chure. For a copy, send a self
addressed business-sized stamped
envelope to Queen Bee & Co., 66
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Available at these servicing dealers
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126* WOODBINE RO.
717-862-3271
Dallastown
TRI-BORO
CONCRETE, INC.
435 Locum 81.
717-246-3095
1-600-632-9016
East Earl
GOODS LAWN &
GARDEN CENTER
Rout* 23
717-354-4026 Ext. 34
MESSICK FARM
EQUIPMENT, INC.
RhMin* Exll-Hl, 2*3
Ellzatwthtown, PA
717-367-1319,717-653-8867
WES STAUFFER
ENGINES &
EQUIPMENT.
23 Pluunt Vallty Rd.
717-738-4215
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DISTRIBUTED BY KEYSTONE STIHL
S. Manor St., Mountville, PA
17554. Jona enjoys educating peo
ple about honey and bees. To
invite Jona to an event, contact her
at the same address.
Here are some of her favorite
recipes.
HONEY COSTARD
3 eggs, beaten
V* teaspoon salt
Nutmeg
V* cup honey
2 cups, milk
Combine eggs, honey, and salt.
Scald milk and stir slowly into egg
mixture. Pour into custard cups.
Sprinkle with nutmeg. Set cups in
pan of hot water. Bake in 323
degree oven for 30 minutes or until
knife inserted in mixture comes
out clean.
HONEY BUTTER
1 part butter
2 parts hon^y
Let butter stand at room temper
ature until softened. Add honey,
stir until well blended. Perfect for
toast, bagels or muffins. Add cin
namon to taste.
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Rt. 72 South
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Palmyra RD3
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EQUIPMENT
NANNY’S HONEY CARROTS
1 . ‘ ,
2 tablespoons butler
'A cup honey
Wash, peel, and cut carrots. Boil
to desired tenderness. Drain and
add honey and butter. Stir to distri
bute, serve hot.
MOM’S HONEY
MUSTARD SAUCE
I cup honey
I cup mustard
Combine honey and mustard.
Great with chicken and pork.
Excellent for grilling and as a mar
inade. (Note; use towards end of
grilling time so honey does not
bum).
ROYAL PALACE BREAD
10 slices white bread, crust
removed
1 pound honey
Soak bread in honey for at least
30 minutes. Place in baking dish,
piling the slices evenly. Bake in
300 degree oven for 25 minutes.
Cool, then chill. Serve with cream
or pour over the top. Shredded
coconut may be sprinkled over the
dessert, if desired.
Societies
Auction To Benefit 4-H Center
NAZARETH (North
ampton Co.) —The
Northampton County
4-H Center is continu
ing its task of raising
the necessary funds to
repay a loan for the
rebuilding of the
45’x90’ pole bam on
Leola
Produce Auction
will have a special
Annua! Ornamental Craft Sale
Wednesday, October 4, 1995
• Pumpkin Creations • Dried Flowers
• Corn Dolls • Dressed Geese
• Corn Brooms Gourds
• Neck Pumpkins
Notice: Limited Amount of Woodcrafts &
Painted Items
Chicken Bar-B-Que Available
Notice: There Will Be No Produce Or Bulk
Loads of Pumpkins, Indian Corn or Gourds Sold
Leola Produce Auction, Inc.
Wholesale Auction of Lancaster Co. Vegetables
Brethren Church Road
Office 717-656-9592
Lie. #AHOOOO2B-L 656-9580
Pennsylvania Honey Queen Jona Hoover is the daughter
of R. Scott and Sandra Hoover of Lancaster. As the Honey
Queen, Jona promotes honey and beekeeping throughout
the state at fairs, malls, and markets. She Is available for
speaking engagements.
Lancaster Society 18
Lancaster Farm Women Society
18 met September 16 at Ruth Roh
rer’s home m St. Petersburg.
Seventeen members answered roll
call by relating a pleasant happen
ing. Four guests were present. Dor
othy led devotions.
The subject of the program
given by Mrs. Wagner was on hos
pitality.
The Society celebrated its SOth
the 4-H Center proper
ty, located on Bushkill
Center Rd., Nazareth.
As part of this fundrais
ing, the 4-H Center has
been donated a certifi
cate for two (2) hours of
DJ services by Jeff
Michaels of Flicks at
9:00 A.M.
Featuring items Such Ai
At This Sale
Lancaster Farming, Saturday, September 30. ftfls-BiS
year on September 20. Four char
ter members still attend meetings:
Dorothy Brubaker, Elizabeth
Diem, Anna Esbenshade, and
Martha Stoner.
A bus trip is planned to the beau
tiful Otis Chrysanthemum Moun
lain in Schwcnksville and other
places of interest. Cost is SlB a
person. For more details, call Cel
tic Nissley at 464-4123.
the Ramada Inn, Allen
town. These services
are worth approximate
ly $250 and are subject
to availability of dates.
The certificate expires
September, 1996.
This certificate will
be auctioned to the
highest bidder on Sun
day, October 8. The
Northampton County
4-H Center is sponsor
ing an Open Youth
Schooling Horse Show,
starting at 10 a.m., and a
BBQ Chicken dinner,
from 12 (noon)-3 p.m.,
that day at the 4-H Cen
ter. Bids will be taken
for this certificate from
10 a.m. till 3 p.m. You
need not be present to
have your bid accepted.
All bids will be confi
dential and the winner
will be notified immedi
ately thereafter.
The Northampton
County 4-H Center is
open from April until
November for use by
the 4-H clubs and for
rental by the communi
ty. It is located on
approximately five
acres of land and has
modem toilet facilities,
kitchens, b-b-q pit,
40’x60’ exhibition/
meeting/dining hall, a
45’x90’ pole barn/
pavilion, a show ring
and announcer’s stand,
and parking area.
Call (610) 837-7294