PAGE SIX
BY JOAN KINGSBURY
With the arrival of
warmer weather our
tastes 'in food shift to
lighter, less filling foods.
JoAnn Karolchik’s Lemon
Tea Bread, a tangy cake
glazed with lemon juice
and sugar is perfect for
the spring time coffee’
klatch or luncheon.
Hunters with venison to
use up will appreciate
JoAnn’s recipe for
Venison Teriyaki. Easy to
prepare, Venison
Teriyaki combines stir
fried green peppers,
onions and fresh mushr-
ooms with venison cubes.
For a delicious side dish,
JoAnn has provided us
with the recipe for Fried
Rice. Since JoAnn’s
husband Al is a hunter,
the Karolchiks often enjoy
the Back Mountain prior
to her marriage. She is
this venison meal.
The Karolchiks moved
to Shavertown in August.
However, JoAnn, a Back
Mountain native,
graduated from Dallas
also a graduate of Wilkes-
Barre Business College.
JoAnn’s husband Al,
graduate of Forty Fort
High School
Institute of Pittsburgh,
High School and lived in works at Offset Paper-
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As we come to the end of a season of
penance, let us celebrate a Joyous
Easter. Maries is prepared to give you
a helping hand with good food at
moderate prices with a touch of
nostalgia.
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Happy Easter From
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back where he is a color
stripper.
The Karolchiks have
avid water skier, is in
eighth grade at Dallas
Junior High School where
she is a member of the
chorus, Three-year-old
Brian enjoys two days a
week at Explorer
Daycare Center, playing
with other toddlers and
working on crafts.
A member of the Dallas
Junior Woman’s Club,
JoAnn enjoys photo-
graphy, working in the
yard and working with
animals. Both she and Al
like to water ski. Al enjoys
hunting and fishing. The
family camps annually at
either Rideau Lakes in
Canada where they go
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bass fishing or at New
York’s Black Lake where
they enjoy salmon fishing.
LEMON TEA BREAD
% c. milk
2 eggs
1 c. sugar
one third ec.
margarine
11, t. grated lemon peel
1Y, c. flour
1 t. baking powder
1t salt
1» ¢. chopped pecans
Combine ingredients,
stirring well. Pour into a
greased loaf pan. Bake at
350 degrees for 45
minutes. After loaf has
baked pour glaze over
bread while it is still
warm.
GLAZE
V4 c. sugar
3 T. lemon juice
melted
VENISON TERIYAKI
11b. venison steaks, cubed
1 Ig. onion, diced
1» green pepper, diced
sliced
Cook onions in butter
until clear. Add green
pepper and simmer 5
minutes. Add cubed
venison and fresh mushr-
ooms; stir fry fast. Meat
should not be overcooked.
Serve immediately with
fried rice.
FRIED RICE
1 c. rice, (not Minute
Rice)
2 c¢. water
1, stick butter
1 med. onion, diced
1 egg
Soy sauce
Combine rice and
water. Simmer until
tender, refrigerate.
Brown onion in butter.
Add rice and soy sauce
using soy sauce until rice
turns light brown. Salt
and pepper to taste.
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Lions Club will sponsor an
Easter Egg Hunt on
Saturday, April 3, on the
grounds of the Westmore-
land Elementary School
in Trucksville. Activities
will begin at 1 p.m. The
Lions will hide over 500
numbered eggs which can
be redeemed for
chocolate prizes.
Children 12 years of age
and under are invited to
participate. On the
planning commimttee for
this year’s hunt are Lions
John Sobeck, Chairman;
Joe Campbell and Gary
Hozempa.
The Dallas Senior High
an ‘‘all-you-can-eat’’
"buffet style B.B.Q.,
catered by Country’s
Best, April 3, from 4 to 7
p.m. at the Dallas Senior
"High School cafeteria.
Menu includes ham-
pork-turkey BBQ's,
homemade potato salad,
cole slaw, baked beans,
beverage and make-your-
own-sundaes. Proceeds to
be used for the band’s trip
to Virginia.
The recipe for Butter
Cream Eggs in the March
24, 1982 issue should have
. been:
BUTTER CREAM EGGS
6 T. butter or margarine
1; t. vanilla
pinch salt
1, box
sugar
1 T. corn syrup.
confectioners
bowl excluding sugar.
Gradually add sugar
using only enough so that
the mixture is not wet or
sticky. When you can
handle this mixture,
knead until smooth and
creamy, about 10
Shape into
Easter eggs using a
tablespoon. Refrigerate
chocolate.
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Here’s what’s
cooking
WEST SIDE TECH
April5-9
MONDAY--Hot ham on bun, buttered corn, chilled fruit
cup, milk.
TUESDAY--Juice, hoagie w-lettuce-tomato, Italian
dressing, chips, ice cream and cookies, milk.
WEDNESDAY--Relish cup, beef a roni, creamy cole
slaw, roll-butter, Easter basket cupcakes, milk.
THURSDAY--No school. Holy Thursday.
FRIDAY--No school. Good Friday.
RAGGEDY ANN & ANDY PLAYSCHOOL
April1-6
THURSDAY--Ravioli, bread-butter, jello, milk.
FRIDAY--Pizza, raw vegetables, pudding, milk.
MONDAY--Chicken patties, French fries, corn, jello,
milk.
TUESDAY--Peanut butter-jelly sandwich, chips, pud-
ding, milk. ;
LAKE-LEHMAN SCHOOLS
Mar. 31- Apr. 6 )
Junior High & Elementary
WEDNESDAY--Hot dog on bun, potato puffs, baked
beans, peaches, milk.
THURSDAY--Holiday dinner--Sliced roast turkey w-
dressing, mashed potatoes-gravy, buttered peas, cran-
berry sauce, ice cream, milk.
FRIDAY--Pizza or peanut butter-jelly sandwich, potato
chips, carrot-celery sticks, strawberry fruit cup, milk.
MONDAY--Minced bologna-sliced cheese on wheat
bread, pickle chips, vegetable soup, saltine, peaches,
milk.
TUESDAY--Sloppy Joe on bun, potato puffs, buttered
green beans, pudding, milk.
Senior High School
WEDNESDAY--Potato and cheese pierogis w-melted
butter, stuffed celery, mixed vegetables, Parker House
roll-butter, peaches, milk.
THURSDAY--Holiday dinner--Sliced roast turkey-
dressing, mashed potatoes-gravy, buttered peas, cran-
berry sauce, ice cream, milk.
FRIDAY--Pizza or egg salad sandwich, carrot-celery
sticks, potato chips, pineapple tidbits, milk.
MONDAY--Hamburg or chicken pattie on bun, French
fries or small salad, applesauce, cookies, milk.
TUESDAY--Hoagie w-trimmings, chicken noodle soup-
saltines, fruited jello, milk.
DALLAS SCHOOLS
April 1-6
THURSDAY--Breakfast for lunch--Orange juice, oat-
meal w-raisins and brown sugar, breakfast sausaged
pattie, coffee cake, sliced peaches, choice of milk. Easter
Buffet at Junior High.
FRIDAY--Toasted cheese sandwich, chilled fruit juice,
sliced pears, choice of milk.
MONDAY--Mexican ground beef taco (meat-cheese-
lettuce), potato rounds, rosy applesauce, choice of milk.
TUESDAY--Happy Easter--Roast turkey -w-gravy,
spring stuffing, buttered whipped potatoes, Peter Cot-
tontail’s favorite: fresh carrot-celery sticks, Easter
bunny cake, choice of milk.
12th annual festival
at Tunkhannock
The women of the
Garden-Louise ~~ James;
United Methodist Homes :
Novelties-Ruth Thomas;
Guild, Wilkes-Barre Manor Booth-Beverly
District met Tuesday, Payne; Clothing-Mrs.
March 23, to lay the plans Karlyle Stevens;
’ : WATE
for the 12th Annual Spring
Festival and Bazaar to be
held at the Tunkhannock
Methodist Manor on May
7 and 8. Bazaar will be
open from 10 a.m. Friday,
May 7 until 7 p.m. and
from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. on
Saturday, May 8.
Chairmanship for the
various booths were
named as follows: Candy-
Kathryn Kramer; Baked
Childrens Attic-Margaret
Watkins and Lunches-
Laura Fitch.
If you wish to make a
donation or help in any
department please
contact Mrs. Russell!
Lawry, Bertie Pencek or
any of the chairpersons.
They can be reached
through the Methodist
Manor.
Ruth Thomas presided
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Alice Borthwick; House & attendance.
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