AGE SIX
daughters Nicole and
delicious meal.
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Sunday afternoon Diane
chicken. Bake, turning
The weekend of July 24- Nancy. (Of course I'm Saturday night at 8:30 and Merrily made home- July was a fun-filled about a half hour. When occasionally. Sweet mallow melts the)
25 my family enjoyed a prejudiced.) an exciting thing hap- made ice cream. Nothing weekend. Thank’s 2 lot rocks become very hot; potatoes also taste good = chocolate, making =>
unique experience, My husband Bill and I pened. Santa Clause took tastes better on a hot Uncle Arnie, we'll be remove them carefully prepared this way. delicious treat. i
Christmas in July at are relatively new time off from his busy summer day than home- seeing you. from the fire. With tongs, ; a
Camp Onawandah. Arnie campers, so its always Schedule to visit Camp made © ice cream. put rock inside seasoned ~~ S'MORES HOME MADE ICE :
Garinger, owner of Camp fun to spend a weekend Onawandah. Uncle Arnie Everyone had their fill. HERSCHEL'’S BAKED chicken. Cover chicken graham crackers CREAM i
Onawandah, who is with more seasoned gathered everyone in the since we had two full ice CHICKEN with foil. Place chicken in chocolate bars. 4 c. It. cream '
known to all the campers campers. This weekend rec center, then led the cream freezers, one with 2 small chickens campfire, turning it oc- marshmallows 5 ¢. milk x
as Uncle Arnie, had was spent with our good youngsters in a rousing vanilla ice cream, the 2 hot rocks, about the size | casionally until done, Toast = marshmallows 4 eggs .
decorated appropriately friends Diane, Woody, rendition of “Here comes other with strawberry. of a fist about 1 hour. over the campfire or grill. 3 ¢. sugar :
to get everyone in the Jeff and Wendy Slusser Santa Claus” in hopes Checkout time came all salt Break chocolate bars 1 T. vanilla 1
holiday mood, including and Diane’s niece Kim; that Santa would hear the too soon for everyone but pepper CAMPFIRE BAKED apart. Place a piece of 1, t. salt :
setting up a Christmas Herschel, Merrily, Brendt singing and make an Monday’s a work day so it desired seasonings POTATOES chocolate bar on top of a Blend together, ‘
tree in the Recreation and Mark Hileman, all of appearance. He did and was down with the silver aluminum foil 4 potatoes, scrubbed graham cracker, place thoroughly and freeze: :
Center. Campers joinedin Nescopeck. brought each boy and girl tree, fold up the camper Place rocks, which have aluminum foil toasted marshmallow on according ‘to manu--
the spirit of things by Anyone who has a gift. Our two-year old and head for home. Even been washed, in the Wrap potatoes in foil, top of chocolate, then top facturer’s directions. 3
decorating their sites with
Christmas lights, candles,
reindeer and Christmas
trees. Some, like us, set
camped knows that eating
for our “holiday’’ feast we
enjoyed Herschel’s Baked
Billy was thrilled with this
part of the weekend.
Snacking is the thing
when spending time
though it seemed to end
campfire to get very hot,
place in campfire with
up the now outdated silver ~ Chicken and Campfire around the campfire at
py Ours was especially Potatoes, which > ere night. Merrily mentioned Meadows fire drill was Bob Besecker who charted the plans for th
nice since it was delicious. It was a very the word chocolate and rest of the firemen. The drill, which was held on Wednesday, July
decorated with construct-
ion paper ornaments and
chains made by my
hot day to slave over a hot
campfire, but Herschel
did, enabling us to have a
p Jee
S’Mores came to
everyone’s mind. For
those who don’t know
about this Girl Scout
treat, S’Mores are made
by placing a toasted
marshmallow on top of a
candy bar placed between
two graham crackers.
The hot marshmallow
melts the chocolate
making a sticky,
chocolatey snack that is
‘“‘mmmn, mmmn,”’ good.
Sunday morning begins
with church services.
Both Protestant services
and Catholic Mass are
“held in the recreation
center. Following church,
it was in the pool for all
the kids. In fact, the entire
weekend was spent en-
joying Onawandah’s pool.
only 377°
Be
PROUDLY
PRESENTS
DOLLY!
with another graham
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