Firefighters turned chefs celebrate Pennsylvania maple sugar season on Friday,
March 22, and Saturday, March 23 at 8 a.m.-noon at Philadelphia’s Kitchen. In conjunc
tion with Reading Terminal Market’s annual Maple Daze event, honoring the maple sug
aring season and the small town tradition of the community celebration, Philadelphia
firefighters prepare for a marathon two-day Pancake Breakfast benefit at Philadelphia’s
Kitchen in Reading Terminal Market. All proceeds support the Hepatitis ‘C’ Awareness
Fund. Homemade pancakes and loads of freshly tapped maple syrup will be served both
days from 8 a.m.-noon at Philadelphia’s Kitchen in Reading Terminal Market. All are
welcome to attend. For more information, call (215) 922-2317.
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Ida’s
Notebook
Ida Risser
Right now the main thing on
my mind is the guests that we
had for supper last night. Three
families came and ate with us
and then visited afterwards.
For some reason, entertaining
takes a lot of extra work. So, I
can see why many people are re
luctant to do it. Of course, you
want the house to be clean and so
you start a few days earlier to do
that job. But I am sure that no
body notices that effort.
Then all of my best dishes are
stored in the bottom of the comer
cupboard in the dining room.
This makes it a difficult job to get
them and put them away.
Due to my husband’s problems
walking. I’ve put away my
braided mgs so he will not stum
ble on them. 1 did unroll some of
them when our guests were here.
A cook likes to hear a few
compliments on her meal. The
one thing that they enjoyed was
Fundraising Dinners
For Heifer International
NEW HOLLAND (Lancaster
Co.) For more than 50 years,
Heifer Project has provided
struggling families a way to be
come self-reliant for food and in
come. Through the gift of live
stock and training, a family can
obtain milk, eggs, wool, and in
come-producing benefits to feed,
clothe, and educate children.
Each gift multiplies because
every family that receives a heifer
project animal promises to pass
on the gift by giving one or more
the animal’s offspring to another
family in need.
Heifer International supports
more than 400 projects in 48
countries, including the U.S. to
create sustainable small-scale
farm enterprises to improve nu
trition and supplement income.
Informational and fundraising
dinners are scheduled for south
east Pennsylvania.
New Study Guide Aims
To Help First-Time Investors
ITHACA, N.Y. Investment
portfolios. Tax-deferred retire
ment plans. Equity investing.
Fixed-income investing. Stocks,
bonds, and CDs. If these terms
make you uneasy because you
don’t hilly understand them but
think you should, then you are
not alone. Managing finances is
intimidating to a lot of people
so many options, so many unfa
miliar terms...so little money to
invest! Or so you think.
A new 158-page publication,
Investing For Your Future: A
Cooperative Extension System
Basic Investing Home Study
Course ($l2 plus S&H/sales tax),
teaches readers that investing is
accessible to nearly everyone and
isn’t necessarily expensive.
The 11-unit course was specif
ically developed for those who
have never invested before and
who may not have thousands or
even hundreds of dollars to start
with. Each of the units concludes
our lima beans. I know how
much trouble it was to plant,
weed, put the tendrils on a fence,
and then gather and open them.
However, 1 did expect that they
might have said something about
the apple and black walnut cake.
I suppose they were too interest
ed in talking to notice.
One man had just returned
from a trip to Antarctica that
was an unusual trip. His wife had
just taken a cruise with her sister.
One guest had worked on a ranch
in Kansas while another traveled
a lot as a representative of a large
department store.
This group of retired people
had a lot in common even if it
was only their health problems.
With canes and walkers, people
due tend to dwell on their aches
and pains. At least they are not
bedridden and can still crawl in
and out of a car to go to see their
doctors.
• Monday, April 8, 6 p.m.,
Yoder’s Restaurant, 14 S. Tower
Rd., New Holland.
• Tuesday, April 9,6 p.m. East
Fairview Church of the Brethren,
1187 Fairview Rd., Manheim.
The featured speaker at both
events is Umam Sule from Cam
eroon. Umaru’s village began
working with Heifer Internation
al in 1987 after a lake released
carbon dioxide gas, killing thou
sands of people and their cattle.
Umaru will speak on the scope
and dimensions of the disaster
and how Heifer International has
gone beyond disaster relief to
building sustainable development
through capacity building, people
to people relationships that
changed human behavior.
For more information, call
Frank or Ellen Barber, chairper
sons, (717) 569-4740 or Mark
Nestleroth, volunteer, (717)
665-6220.
with a checklist of “action steps”
specific steps that readers can
take to apply the course material
to their lives.
Investing For Your Future: A
Cooperative Extension System
Basic Investing Home Study
Course,” NRAES-156, is avail
able for $l2 per copy plus ship
ping and handling from NRAES,
Cooperative Extension, 152
Riley-Robb Hall, Ithaca, NY
14853-5701. Shipping and han
dling for one copy is $3.75 within
the continental U.S. New York
residents, add eight percent sales
tax (calculated on both the cost
of publications and the shipping
and handling charges.) All major
credit cards are accepted, and
checks should be made payable
to NRAES. For more informa
tion or a free publications cata
log, contact NRAES by phone at
(607)255-7654.
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