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Newspaper
Lancaster Farming
Location
Lancaster, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1956
Page
16
Instructions for sausage stuffed mushrooms and sausage links with green pepper rings. Sausage meat mixed with onion crumbs salt and pepper forms balls placed in mushroom caps and baked at 350 F for 20 minutes. Links are simmered then finished in pan to brown and finish cooking.
Lancaster County Farm Women No 3 met in Eph rata Ward s Pine Room with 12 guests from Society 22. Mrs Sallie West hosted and Mrs Harold Stuber led the business meeting. A Farmer Market booth will be built for the Ephrata Community Hospital Lawn Fete on June 9 with homegrown and homemade foods to benefit the Auxiliary.
The Sertoma Club of Lancaster will sponsor its fourth annual chicken barbecue at Long Park on Saturday May 26 from 2 to 8 pm. Full meals served to students at the park pavilion with a drive-in service for takeout. Proceeds fund Long Park improvements and meals are purchased for delivery to Elizabethtown Crippled Children’s Hospital Heart Haven Lancaster and Lancaster County Hospital and Home.
June 1 has been designated as deadline for Lancaster County farmers who must comply with acreage allotments. Excess acreage may be plowed under as green manurial, cut for hay or pastured as long as it is certain the wheat will not reach maturity.
Radio listings show Norristown WNAR at 800 A. M. and Hanover WHVR at 100 P. M. The OCR fragment indicates schedule times for two local stations, lacking program titles.
Canada announced a 72 million dollar funding package for a gas pipeline project, backing the builder. David Rockefeller urged Southern regions to pursue external capital sources to accelerate energy infrastructure and growth.
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