TO JANE. .. By & PAULINE SANDERS, PhD = Irvona, Penncylvania Dear Jane, © Have vou succumbed fever? Evervone oF ¢ither This is When it is lurking around forner. But the symptoms More pleasant than seri i8 the cure nowdays No for distasteful sulphur and Bases when a little applied chology can effect a quick Bring the to time Year the are and need does the time |0GIMe if ys moi Bev - recov vac- hack with daydreaming ani stares into focus prejiiminary plans for sum. mer vacations Or allay that i ne xplicable wanderiust by planning a nice family picnic, and perk up the agging tes by introduc ing hitie prise meal A like Pickle-Com the appetite lor roast meat loaf or pbine and simmer for misutes the following 1 while kernel! corn. U cup pickie relish or India relish, 2 tablespoon chopped pimiento iy brown sugar, 1 tablespoon gar, 2 teaspoons peparsa m ard, % teaspoon sid Rtiy staptly. Serve hot or well “Bince canned corn “ ful fem this is a good make this relish * king of carn reminds me that I have a mew corm quick mis I'd Bike you to try. 1 have seed it for biscuits and corn sticks as well as for chicken or corned beel hash turn overs. It 8 a real time saver. time simple Relish can regulation chops five Dr. Sanders thi whe eon ehiiled is plent: time Li LA A SS — a oN nes FDIC INSURED ' riched | curnmeal i Tarn appeti- | ! greased muffin t sur- | dishes at {| Use Can tablespoon vine. | rust | | expensive 5 i DOW | hot sauce | degree oven | help -— a rt prosisasmmeniis mot frtined sms sei on This is the time to use en- in quantity for it provifes liberal amounts vitamins Bl and B2 niacin and iron as well as an appreciable amount of Vitamiin A if the vel low variety selected. Gel your spring toni the grocery store eREy 10 prepare is from in 1asly, foods Corn Meal Mix cups enriched cornmeal cups sifted flour tablespoons aking aniespoon salt 3 Tups shortening Sift together snd irv ingredients Cut until mixture rumbe. Stor miainer at Bis ciuls cups of powder ihe in £8 end ng resembies n a ave red € Mix room Add Stir 1 ot on Aa Knead for a inch utlier erat cap gradi uni ure milk to 2 dampened floured few tem mix bread seconds with a an ¥ 4 a bout board Rall le Discurt © greased cookie 12 minities in a Corn Bticks light and 3 have ben dissolved milk and 1° quickly until into rea % thick ut Bake on sheal for 425 degree Beat One gE un tablespoons sugar Add 1] m X x $a into 20 YO ery oven til : LE ups well mi mods Or ins. Bake degree fi Pans is not Fo a 4 mixture % inch deep This mixture can making a pastry f« ww corosed hash the sime proporiion biscuils Jane, did vou ever toast left. over earn bread? It is delicious The new twist of be in ‘the vegelabies need nol go oul to buy Just take tema afi Your cellar the freeger. Lot's pretend you sox and vou found & generou Supply of beets Tr Y SCR them. This is spicy Heat 4 cup vinegar aml 1 mug of beet juice walter. In & sma mix 1§ cup sugar, 2 labie spoons cornstarch, Y% leaspoon of salt, one-eighth teaspoon pepper and on-eighth teaspoon ground ioves. Combine dry nd Tiguie ngredients. Cook mixture thickens, stirring constantly move from heat and add 3 table spoons butter. Stir to blend Ar fange 3 cups in 8 cCcrssernie wilh avers of thinly sliced oni over all Bake for 26 to 25 instead you garden. It ules sure in oven he oF buna f interest can gd you something ® of ENeIVes wh owe thé yi en Lhe treat OF until £y wr. Pou: in 400 minuies Perchance in Lhe is IT'S SPRING! Now is the time to build, to repair, remodel and moclernize . . . is the place to get what you need in materials and here and in V4! dis | Fine aly: has hundreds of uses gid it's low priced SQ FT 16¢ et A cinch to put up; durable, attractive. 12" Sq. Panel go | GARAGES fot us estimate on r building work. dere is na obliga tion. ! § : 3 i ie of CORTE | i Less i DONE WA a too, in the form of tender, moe, MiNOrs rip rhubarb. Nothing is more | stimulating for the lagging appe- | tite than this spring regular The leaves of rhubard are a beautiful shade of green they are templing Never serve them. They h large amounts of sib that of BUN HE thik? ONLAIn | Ati XRT ACH in they are poison i the liibie The alles it i In An inssiuble farm (Fa si monnt th 8 ACG #2 & less and farm therefore it is Now that we have rhubarb, what shall we do with Ht? Bak. ing it In 8 coverad casserole in a slow (300 degree) oven will result in a rich red color. For 2 pounds use 1 cup of sugar Cover with pastry and lo--a dep dish pie. Spiced Rhubart RArmiess ng affairs vou mi Rhubarb Pun ne Know ard tender friars $ ia Ka walter, eh lengths sithout sugar or ent syrup. 1 rhubarb packag ng HP % f it is BE ¥ 8 Fi PP ‘ ad Lod t Up Sugar tay 8 ree or bs tise 5B ips gre reg sCal water I never add ss froeze te | ¢ dry i Tarn into | Jie sands | of Assyrian gods drinking sesunve | cooked sliced beets | alternating | . While get a bit scalloped you are in the garden of chives and mse for potatoss, seratnbled eges, clam chowder, vegetable or potato soup. You'll find no end of noes | know will seek : ta 8) there | fRLirring #145 2rd ales fine Whe Pp ses wed i frothy EINE Birgar sent "5 * Fold inte Heap in Nufly like sprink re perving I'd Hke to send you other recipes but first 1 want lo Mm» mind you that the expression ye sesame” comes from the Arabian Nights, In ancient thn ts, people believed in the power of certain plants and Mowers to pen secret places, Sesame eed ye ASRyrian RECOURY sf trent on sides of mans wrillen records vel dia The store if those people who of yesrs before YiFtd bef wis listed] In 1H veered tabilels Christ tell! {hey 3 sped wine just before ad the earth Wealthy Romans used seed] as an after-bath rub A fa. vorite expression was, “Sesame seed on the oulside sesanie wine Creal [on the inside for a long life” i Now we use this arocalic and cookies More recently ire using the seeds in the bat ters or mixtures before they are baked Just recently I wan thrill | id to find a confection made {rom | this rich<n-oll seed in one of lccal storea. Just with a high protein conlent in stead of lone sugar Thin flavor 8 gentle somewhat like almond now comes Wo America, primarily ind San Balvador We get some from Turkey, Lebaron snd Egypt ant but this is net the case in the UU. 8. Although in recent vears we have had some covumer. tial crops of sesame seed in the south and southweut You may find references precious herb under the | name of “Dene” seis or "Denne No matter whal the name gel some and have exciting «xperien- ves in your kitchen Yours for betler homemakin PA ULINE to this | st. Benedict Presbyterion Church Plumseer Harvey STM, Minlster Sunday. May 1-830 a Worship Service “Life Por Gol” a study from Micah: 1030 a wm. Sundar Sehool dames MH. Stratton. supt. 6:30 pom. Senior Westminster Fellowship. [aRue Savior, oo and Misa Ans By mons, = Monda ing at 7:30 p Tueadays-- Explorer Post TH at THO pm a a T9 p mm Thuraday., Aprfi 38 -ladies met Ww clean Bociul Rooms. 798 p. 16. Junior rt yd Fellowship, Judly Htolte moderator and John Duvidgsois, Telford Savior and James Stratton. ounieiors NoticeMen and Sung men sie re guested to go Ww ee Spritigs Camp to help with work necessary iefore the opening of camping season. Dinner will be served. Coming even {ine neheon will be served at the ehiurch tw bBelp buy new probes for the Cgrol Chote. May 11. Annuxl Mo thers Day banquet. ts-May 4. A noon day Mount Zion Evangieal Lutheran Church, { The Ra. © ew E ‘Wolf, Pastor ins Worship Dervice at May Sunday School at 48 a. m. To tp Rally at 390. Blandburg Evangelical Lutheran Church, Blandburyg Te = Jesse BE Wolf, Pastor rg Sunday Behoot at io = a om Bervive at 8.30 Luther py Probl Rally at Sap I in Glasgow Church. LRA. BERATTIR : | seed | | for topping on bread, rolls, cakes 4 yg ’ i wud 3 S - : In world trade the oil i» import | Trexter Patton BR D> | Keefe, oinarmed Booutl Troop 74 meet. m. mating | Patton R a "apesgan--Curol rhofr relearial at | m. and Chancel choly rebear- | pat a Fyre MEDICAL Burba t Ir. We : neghors our i imaging candy | Gisloreta, | Boslett, A native of Asis sessine seed) us from Central] Nicagrugua | « general | | 3 $ i Barnesboro { Barneshoro UNION yess. COURIER -— I i Sr : A LATERAL LD AR Miners’ Hospital Gossard Defense Patients’ Record ' Will File Appeal The follow nis at adam Miners Ho Apt is LO er ADMITTED H Ty age SH Mi st Nae: - WF nif Py {yoy { aaked the SURGICAL ADMITTED H Halney MEDICAL DISC ARGED 1 Michae FE Hoauret Maha! “ Bene Plaanlt ru Rainey James Toy Fadi yy — Ho L” irph yg Eowigh Mic Basel sf wor Mra Beatrice MM 4 Jeannatis imirkdn Walter Woods. Beverly Jean CG Jahn Biblev { Bhapirn, Lorells R Mary Pelrunak Patton be hg | A Krupa Marsteller Valgo.” Barnesboro and FPanaro Barpeaboro RI nerry Erie Late wy ¥ oman i FY Forme tly * x # ; SURGICAL DISCHARGED Mra ANE er Elizabeth CGalezynski, Sp Mra Rose Marie Yihner Patton: Daniel Long Pal R D Mrz Laura Weber Patton: Anthony Laps Harneshors: Care! oi Trimble, Alipps Mra Ger aldine Barr Palton Ric Hillsdale Charles Hastings: Kenneth Cherry Tree: Mrs Elizabetd retl. Westover: John Ruasse!l James | ham, Hastings. Mra P Abrams, Patton RB Liar | Rober: Wilson Barnesbhoro, Wm | Bearer Marsteller: Mra Ilona Fo gle, Patton: Mrs Myrtle Diehl! Fallentimber: Miss Regina Maric Barneabory, Mra Jane Carralitown: Mrs Anne Shoitis Patton BR D1: Mme I orine Mastran Eimora: Mrs Ela ine Smith, Patton R DD; Miss Ca therine Stofko, Carrolitown: Pau evak, Barnesboros: Mrs (Christ ina Plassard, Eneigh;: Harry Fal sec, Glen Campbell; Clyde Wm Susan Kay | Hastings; Marge Davis | Hellwood: Mrs Leona Kirsch Nicktown: Miss Naney Wastover Barnesboro RB. DD 2: Arlene Will amaon, Patten BR DL; Mis Vir pinia Caprone, Patton: Wilbur | kiney, Mahaffey. Bandrs Hig ins, Alverds: Miss Mollie Smith amor, and Mrs Catherine Lieb | Carrolitown Lian hard (axa Sar faonos, Bar Cunning Mary Amn 2. 1; Will MATERNITY Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Wenkland son, April IR Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Keener Jr. Glen Campbell, son, April 18 Mr. and Mrs John C MeQuill Len, Patton R. D., son. April Mr. and Mrs Harry Beers Utahville, son. Apri! 22 Mr. and Mrs Larry san, April 21 Mr and Mrs John Patton, son, April 21 Mr. and Mrs James Wostrick Ds April 22 Mra William Mahaffey R. ID. 1. son Mr. and Mra James Patton RD 1. daughter Mond Furlage Mr. and Hoek April 23 Cairns April : Mr. and Mes eh Ford Hi oRue % Barnesboro, daughter, April 23 Mr. and Mrs Joseph Cornicella Patton, san, April Mn Mr. and Mrs. Je oseph McCauley Ashville son, Apra} 24 BEARER CITED BY JAY EES | John EB. Bearer, son of Mr. and | Mrs. Earl Bearer of Patton. last | week was cited hy Johnstown | Junior Chamber of Commerce for | outstanding work Mr. Bearer has reached the age -35% where | he must resign from the group. | A personnel assistant for Penclec. | he served as state Javeee presi. dent in 1949 and as state secre | tary in 7 ~ Men have turned stumbling blocks into stepping stoned RESO Sm AS HS An ko appeal of death handed Harry Cyovama rd gh by Cambria be carried 1 Court he %en TTYL ‘wird will y Lhe upreme confessed Karen Mauk naugh, was found guilty ifegree murder Tie week fixed the penalty a n the electri at Rock: 3 2 lime 10 De eprge M. Leade; Keily osama rd iad chair LB William P inted defense counsel romsard said the condemned that his CH ne taken higher court The appeal will be made on two main issues, the Arse oelng a disputed rase in Gowsard's written confession in which the prosecution proved to the sal isfaction of the court that the slayer had attempted rape on Karen when she was killed on Oct. 28 in a lonely cemetery maintained he did not words and his ocounse tedly pointed out that the fant had deleted the Gre signing Confession However wnience At PH ha ¥ De § (Cyomsnrd xy hose @ Ley 4 fof er 1% Fae his it wis this the confession FEC court based its 8: finding point appeal is CPi grr? od in the trier anich eR ree Im The second the (HERE 8 deitree mm ary? dir oI ge raised in n: If % first aR irder # WArTanie FALLENTIMBER 3 a Mrs Howard ‘ednesday call Mr and Mr Hr ihe arriv day. Apri The infant oe Ann and Mra Fran Bildren of Pitisbias seni end Visiting Mrs John Toohey alives here Miss Mary vililor in Alloona Mizsses Mary and CO aes recent Altoona Mr Mra Gene Hell son. Billy visited recent Mr and Mrs Jr Cpl. Dwane LL Meade Md an ling al My vy a Mir a and Ielinski was RY ard wri g Bit ¥. oe of ‘ampbeil (yetre Frye the hu Me Mra ( spent the i wat Mr and Mra and son. Robert NBunday & the homes of Mr and Mrs Ean gene Ratchford and Mr and Ms J omen tish of Dysart Wr Pid . Laremar Thos Michal B® Matis viailed HN of | the Wei with “Mr 5. Ruth rt Mrs Gupdon B Mra BErama Callaher the week end siting at homes of Mr. and Mm John ser of Huntingdon and Mr Mra Blair Gallaher of Mot netlist own Mr and Mra Thomas Crist Dysart R. D, visited among rela tives here on Senday Be A spen? the = and “am gg ve Travel volume tickets broken on the Pennsylvania Mike last Easter Sunday urnpike Commission that 75.288 transit tickets issued April 10 compared to previous igh of T1400 Labor Day, 1984 as Prd repor Were a No man claims done” whe is willing to ST. BENEDICT By LARUE SAVIOR was hedd for none 4 lens rage BODY regent A B and Mir ify Vy yr Fada wus held ior on Ban Mrs orese nt Hor: A “hvis PEE fe 4 ve RAS i £ i ¥ & Ter Y iY endl fameu Mors § RTE Paul Mille Tam Lear yd V spent hin " da fn on Fre ard nom, Philip, vie week ond Geling Plummer Harvey callers 8 Town of € Lb Btiider of tab the Fred) sae sil |G $3 he al The iE § wil sited ” Local Students to Take Part In Choral Concert by § #1 ve WH WEL Bet arroll High Sch be held 21 vie Baderment, {as Toesdny overing HE in Velook, daylight | Tanne Pehl, Narmia Shop race Marans EPO HW opiren falas § Lap A er Rom #f he iret lasted Mary IA THERSS wali Seer ee oy POR NOR ¥ rene the 1955 Social Security ef ~ UTAHVILL 4 Snday visitors at the home of Fiicts for Farm Families ay re Amos Glass fife Taker and Jdaugh- What Does fhe Farmer ; 3 i of gr Bs i » ’ oo " g : Report As Fooense snd Mrs Timothy Oplionsl Method for . t Asughter Debra Ann Profit for Low Income yy and Mrs Elliott Fev {ren Peggy Ann, 1 8a vert or less and reports Charles and Mr. and Mrs a basis. § special provis: Lawrence Mil f LUlahviie of in the law permits Mg © "= wv. ad Mi s Cloyd Hollen and nis actusl net profit or one. Asughter Kner of Niagara wont a Propane He tan do Falla N YY. and Mr and rH, iE stance the farmer Who Visited ne Jundny a Me nd nas a gross income of $1.200 in Mrs Amos Glass and relatives 1858 and an actual net profit of £0 after deh ueling business eX penies. can neport half his gross | or $600 if he choosen. If he 0 not chonse (o report hall Ms grous Pill not have any Bocial Ree- f eredit for the yer since & farrser must pet af least $400 esl lo get reddit ting polis, Pa re {s@ayman ~~ of York (iass arn Fa and chil Patsy the A Cian farmer Who grosses tis HASTINGS MINER INJURED Willtam Gresro 47 Hast- ngs was inured last Wednes. day while at work in the Hast ngs speration of Rich HIE Coal Co. He was admitted to Miners Hospital, Bosangler. short 4 hefore gE mm. for reastosent «of a Titis special was put ible thigh mury _ in the law fiir the benefit of the ow gneome fiirmers. These farm. ors do Make enough to pay an noon fax ‘ney enerail 80 pot keep records They wi aot have to jenn Socal rity Poin Jr we Wes DOV ison DET [SED DURING WAR Daylight Saving Time was first introduced by Germany in World War I and inter adopted in Eng- and {0% ue Xd reonrsis LS they don't wan! REILLYS By LARA DELATYRE - Mr and M ank Pinal and | tangy “af. Avoona. spent Satur | | MON, MAT. <. May day evening ng at Rare 3 be and Alfred Delattre NIGHTS ATE DAT. MATINEES AT 2 DST. Ar amt MPs. Tony Attend Woe, oe Fe Lhe Fleman Lea] mite! af M Fe sd Fhe Ri Hy of Bpengier cof We rad Sunday “vil Mire Prank i Hiaine SC a sia 3s i) +4 . Lallemand = weka he y oy ling bs pen § Bone of # lw interes aig at the ner. 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Ave BARNESBORO Built by Packard ance of the 1958 dipper POWER - there's thas) and 235 horsepower V Rs amd the pesporse of the Transm NET SIZE ~ I8 feet of glapwrom exterioes «wv BERGER head PEN. Tey or FEY leg and eibow room terior pwn all around Cruftemen Axa. suality that distioraishes the won rn the 245 inatiand Twin UU Mrwsostic svat hed fe asad ERY PEND may Kate the Clipper against the Beld in every. thing and we've sure youll agree bern is humwry and quality at & medium price. CLovgER CONETELL ATION Eat hem BE POWER BUILY BY PACKARD CRAFTSMEN WE INVITE YOU TO COME IN rODAY «ve BNE THE KEY. 5) Eriey “TV RtADws picEsT”
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