Lancaster farming. (Lancaster, Pa., etc.) 1955-current, July 04, 1998, Image 57

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    Family Living
Focus
Beth Van Horn
Centre Co.
Extension Agent
WATERMELON—A
SUMMERTIME TREAT
Did you know that there are
over 50 varieties of watermel
ons 9 They range in size from five
to 50 pounds!
Most of us are familiar with
the red-flesh of watermelons,
but here are also orange and yel
low-flesh varieties. The refer
ence books state there is very lit
tle flavor difference among the
colors, but the red-flesh water
melons appear to be the most
popular.
Watermelons are about 92
icrcent water and eight percent
FEEDERS
“P” SERIES
Since 1979 LUCK^| OW Mixer Feeders have been recognized as
one of the most dependable and strongest built mixers in the field.
To enhance its existing line of Mixer Feeders, introduces
the “P” Series of Mixer Feeders with six models ranging in size
from the Model 300 with a mixing capacity of 310 cubic ft., to the
Model 575 with a mixing capacity of 625 cubic ft.
The Large diameter augers in all the “P” Series Mixer feeders are
capable of giving the mix required, from rations with well cured,
long stemmed legume-type hay, to mixes with green grass, and
mixes with silage and commodities. Better milk production, better
weight gains and greatly improved animal health are just some of
the results of a finely-tuned feed ration.
GET DETAILS ON THE ENTIRE RANGE OF
MIXER FEEDERS
CANTON PA LEOLA, PA
IiANIUn, rfl M.M. WEAVER 4 SONS FREDERICK MD
HESS FARM EQUIPMENT 169 NORTH GROFFDALE ROAD
rr 3, BOX 160 DOODY MECHANICAL
SERVICE
PO BOX 3773
CLIFFORD, PA
NORTHEAST
DISTRIBUTORS &
EQUIPMENT
ROUTE 106, WEST
CLIFFORD, OFF 181
GREENCASTLE, PA
MEYERS IMPLEMENT
400 N ANTRIM WAY
100 Stover Drive
Carlisle, PA 17013
717/249-6720
Serving Farmers Through Farm £i
sugar. They are a good source of
potassium and vitamin A and a
fair source of vitamin C.
Watermelons seeds are edi
ble. In China, they are often
roasted, salted and eaten like
popcorn. Bewa-e —watermelon
seeds are high in fat!
Seedless varieties of water
melons have been around for 50
years. Even though they are
considered seedless, the fre
quently have small, soft, edible
seeds that are similar to those
found in cucumbers.
Are you interested in trying a
different way of serving water-
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MIFFLINBURG, PA
HESS EQUIPMENT
SALES & SERVICE
RR 3. BOX 160
Distributed By;
CUMMINGS and BRICKER, Inc.
WHOLESALE DISTRIBUTORS
100-120 Lehigh Ave. - P.O. Box 928
Batavia, New York 14021-0928
716/343-5411
ment Dealers Since 1961
MASSEY, MD
JONES DAIRY SERVICE
12667 MASSEY ROAD
melon? The following watermel
on treat ideas are from the
National Watermelon Promotion
Board.
Watermelon Sorbet
6 cups watermelon juice (In a
blender or food processor,
process chunks of seeded water
melon until liquefied )
V 3 cup lemon juice
I-V2 cups sugar
In a large bowl, stir all ingre
dients together until the sugar
is dissolved Pour the mixture
into an ice cream freezer. Freeze
according to the manufacturer’s
instructions Spoon the mixture
into a freezer-safe container:
cover and freeze until firm
Makes eight cups
Watermelon-Blueberry
Banana Split
2 large bananas
8 “scoops” watermelon (Use an
ice cream scoop to scoop balls of
watermelon. Remove seeds if
needed)
1 pint fresh blueberries
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Vour Independent Dislnbutnr Is:
Install The Gates & Fencing
That Are Manufactured To Last!
Finished with Top Grade TGIC Polyester Coating
TGIC Powder Coating Finish;
superior to epoxy
Resists chemicals
* Protects
corrosion
* chippmg
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' Standard Heights
. iii£i3t 5 bar 48" high
~ • 6 bar 54" high
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13 gauge steel is 15% heavier ~
than 14 gauge 45% heavier than Vertical bracing
16 gauge & 85% heavier than 18 *
gauge J
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V 2 cup vanilla low-fat yogurt
V 4 cup crunchy cereal nuggets
Peel bananas and cut in half
crosswise; cut each piece in half
lengthwise. For each serving,
place two banana pieces against
the side of a shallow dish. Place
a scoop of watermelon at each
end of the dish. Fill the center of
the dish with blueberries Stir
the yogurt until smooth; spoon it
over the watermelon. Sprinkle
■tvith cereal nuggets. Makes four
servings.
Wacky Watermelon Pie
1 containter (12 ounces) frozen
non-dairy whipped topping,
thawed
1 box (3 ounces) watermelon-fla
vored gelatin
V 4 cut water
2 cups watermelon balls
1 nine-inch crumb pie shell
In a large bowl, fold the
whipped topping, gelatin, and
water together. Fold in the
watermelon balls. Spoon Jie
# herald & Margie Jones
Carlisle, V\ 17013
Toll Free-888-788-5572
To Order Call or Write
DISTRIBUTORS WANTED
Ask about our other products available
See our full ad on May 30th
Lancaster Farming, Saturday, July 4, 1998-817
mixture into the crumb pie shell
Chill for two hours before serv
ing. Makes eight servings.
Watermelon-Strawberry
Shake
1 container (8 ounces) lemon
non-fat yogurt
2 cups watermelon, cubed and
seeded
1 pint fresh strawberries,
cleaned and hulled
1 medium banana, peeled and
sliced
In a blender or food processor,
process yogurt, watermelon,
strawberries, and the banana
until smooth and frothy Serve
immediately Makes four serv
ings
Watermelon Strawberry
Frozen Treats
Pour prepared Watermelon-
Strawberry Shake into small
paper cups. Freeze, inserting
popsicle sticks or plastic spoons
when the mixure is partially
frozen.
I
after
Joy Morris
• Gently squeeze
out excess water—do
not wring the quilt. Lay
quilt out flat on absor
bent towels and lightly
press out as much
water as you can.
• On brjght, dry
days, dry the quilt out
doors. Place it face
down on a sheet or a
cotton mattress pad
and .out of direct sun
light. Cover with
another cotton sheet.
To dry a quilt indoors,
lay it flat on towels and
aim an electric fan
over the surface. Nev
er place a quilt on a
line to dry, as uneven
distribution of weight
can weaken the fabric
and stitching.
You As
You
Answer
(Continued from Page B 16)
on the fabric, then
press firmly with a
white blotter, check
several spots and
repeat with a little
water mixed with
detergent. If no color
appears on the blot
ter, the quilt can be
washed;
• Soak the quilt for
about 30 minutes in a
bathtub filled with
lukewarm water.
Drain the water, with
out removing the quilt,
and then refill, adding
about half a cup mild,
liquid dish detergent
such as Ivory. Gently
agitate from time to
time for about 30
minutes. Drain and
refill the tub with cool
water several times
until all evidence of
soap is rinsed away.
• If bleaching is
necesary, use half a
cup per half-tubful of
water of a dilute solu
tion of oxgen bleach
(such as Clorox 2).
Soak for about 15 to
20 minutes, then
repeat the detergent
bath and rinse. (Old
stains may be set for
good, and trying too
zealously remove
them can damage the
quilt).