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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1959
Page
11
Alan Rains, executive vice president of United Fresh Fruit and Vege, notes progress by growers and shippers has eased winter shortages and prices. He says stores offer nearly 50 kinds of produce and winter prices are often as low or lower than summer, with the industry supplying about a quarter of U S food volume.
Crystala introduces Villabury Blueberry Pancakes made with real blueberries. Each light pancake promises berry richness to brighten breakfast for the family.
A chocolate heart shaped pie is described with a rich fudgy filling made from sweetened condensed milk. The filling is quick to prepare in a double boiler and sets firmly for easy slicing, ideal for Valentine desserts.
The newly formed Averill Park Middle School PTA elected officers led by President Mrs Till and included vice presidents Mrs Wheldon and Mrs Bulson. Teachers Miss Eherwein and Mrs Weller presented a music program and John Murray spoke on Life Begins At You.
Clarence White remains ill at home with intestinal gripe. The Cozens Society reports about $50 raised from a food sale held last Saturday. Carol White of Hoosick Falls visited Miss Pamelia Neaton. Elmer Burdick is a patient at Samaritan Hospital following an operation. Reuben Graves and Iv ing Hoveman hosted visitors from Stillwater. Mary Tose was taken to Leonard Hospital by Grafton Ambulance. June Vreeland of Fort Plain spent the weekend with her parents. Robert Jones family and William Nugent Sr hosted guests from Troy. William Sehane and family hosted by Mrs Sehane’s parents in Watervliet. Katherine Sheffer’s illness prompted Mary Sawyer to cut her Michigan trip short. She died Monday. Raymond Brennenstuhl and Jennie Brinmer hosted visitors. the Bronnenstuhl family plans a trip to see Mrs Elva Andrews in Arizona.
The Golden Rule Class plans a meeting at Ethel Mason's home next Monday night. WSCS will meet at Mrs. Merritt Carpenter’s home on Thursday February 12. Mrs. Elmer Phillips phoned to report Katharine Sheffer in Salmaritan Hospital Nevada. Charles Knight starts an eight week membership class at the Church Hall Saturday at 1 p m. Attendees including OM and Mrs. Edgar Dearslyne and others joined a baby shower for Mrs. Doni Kreuger at Mrs. Lewis Rolte’s Schenectady home last Friday night.
Tangerines now plentiful, suggest adding to family salads and desserts. One favorite is boiled custard with drained tangerine wedges stirred in after cooking and added before chilling. Top with plain or whipped cream for a dessert suitable for sherbet glasses at a company dinner.
A sturdy Gaelic dish combines boiled potatoes with shredded cabbage and onion. The recipe guides mashing potatoes, cooking cabbage with milk and butter, then mixing with onions and finishing with salt and pepper for five servings. Mention of KC-135 jet tanker carrying over 15,000 gallons of fuel appears as a non sequitur.
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