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Newspaper
Lancaster Farming
Location
Lancaster, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1968
Page
11
The Pennsylvania State University presents Leadership Training for You a self improvement course for aspiring and current leaders. The booklet explains leadership functions reasons groups act and react and how to develop skills. Send name and address with $3.00 to Leadership Box 5000 University Park PA 16802.
The Society of Farm Women No 7 met at Mrs Harold Eby's home with Mrs Hilda Clark as co host. President Mrs Samuel Wenger led devotions and Lela Jean Rohrer received a silver baby cup from Mr and Mrs Charles Rohrer Paradise. The group plans to entertain No 5 on September 28 at 1 30 p m at the Farm and Home Building and transport should meet at Leacock Presbyterian Church at 12 30. Speaker Mrs Michael Valavanes spoke on village life in Greece. The next meeting is October 12 at 2 p m at Mrs Charles Lichtys Paradise replacing Mrs Jacob Mowery.
The text describes preparing a filling spread over crust and baking at 425 degrees for five to ten minutes until lightly browned. It then instructs cooling on a wire rack and refrigerating before cutting into squares for eight to ten servings. A second note explains whale blubber as a fatty skin layer beneath the blubber can reach two feet thick and weigh up to thirty tons per large whale.
Readers learn how to select ripe lemons year round and avoid aging signs. The note explains meat aging basics, temperatures, and why high quality aged beef costs more. It mentions University of Minnesota flavor work with sheep and apples for new taste. Tips on choosing melons Cranshaw lookalikes and yellow flesh clues.
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