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Newspaper
Shafter Press
Location
Shafter, California, United States of America
Date
Jul 16, 1953
Page
12
Aged open faced sandwiches satisfy hunger with short cooking time. Toast bread top with luncheon meat chili sauce and cheese then broil till melted. Lamb chops work with barbecue sauce broiled quickly to stay cool. Serve with pineapple banana and grapefruit. Chilled soups like jellied consomme or cream vichyssoise start the meal. Salad sandwiches are a popular warm weather luncheon option.
Recipe of the week instructs making a Daffodil Cream Pie for six using apricot nectar gelatin and evaporated milk. Heat nectar with sugar and salt dissolve gelatin in water then hot nectar cool whip milk with lemon juice fold into gelatin and fill a baked shell then chill until firm.
A simple cold platter features rye bread with chicken and thousand island dressing, plus cold fried trout on watercress with cucumber sour cream. Add lemon wedge and optional salami rounds with grated carrot spread to accompany potato salad.
Alameda County reported a modest gain in agricultural crop value for 1952 totaling 38,213,800 dollars, up 38,400 from 1951. Truck crops, poultry, greenhouse, and nursery products led gains while trees and vine crops, dairy, and livestock fell short of the previous year.
James L. Brock of Saticoy urges that row crop farming offers strong jobs and ownership potential for young Californians. He spoke at the 34th annual California Agricultural Teachers Association meeting at Cal Poly, praising hard work, honesty, cooperativeness and quick decision making as keys to success. Brock, an alum and former Los Angeles county agricultural inspector, traces his rise from Cal Poly to lettuce production in the Lompoc and Saticoy areas.
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