Nimble With Your Needle 7342 7079 7216 By Alice Brooks 7342-Snappy-wrap play set is swift to sew in gay gingham checks, print or bright solid. Children's sizes 2, 4, 6. Pattern pieces, transfer, directions. State size. 7079-Quick embroidery for "show" towels or tablecloth.
Make flowers bright, cross-stitch in deep contrast or 2 shades of a color. Six 5x7-inch motifs; directions. 7216-Toaster -pretty protection everyone will admire. Shutters are applique, flowers in lazy-daisy stitch. Use vivid remnants.
Embroidery transfer; directions. Send 35 cents in coins for each pattern-add 15 cents for each pattern for first class mailing and special handling. Send to Alice Brooks, The Modesto Bee, P.O. Box 163, Old Chelsea Station, New York 11, NY. Print plainly name, address, zone, pattern number.
1963's Biggest Needlecraft -it's our new Needlecraft designs to knit, crochet, sew, free pattern, Send 25 cents Closing Dates Fair Entries Are C. A. Rigsbee, secretary manager of the Stanislaus District Fair, announces the following closing date for entries in the 1963 exposition to be held in Turlock August 5th-10th. In the event classes are filled before the closing date, entries may be returned by the fair management. Here are the dates: July 1st Community booths.
July 15th FFA and 4H Clubs beef. FFA FFA and 4H Clubs Clubs dairy. FFA and 4H Clubs sheep. July 19th Art, junior division. July 22nd Horses, breeding animals, senior division.
Horses, Shetland ponies, senior division. Beef, senior division. Dairy, senior division. Home economics, 4H clothing and textiles. Home economics, 4H improvement division.
Agricultural mechanics, FFA. Agricultural mechanics, 4H. Entomology, 4H. Show stars smocked accessories Catalog! Plus over 200 fresh-to-you weave, embroider, quilt. Plus now! For District Given July 27th Floriculture, display and garden division.
July 29th Art, senior division. July 31st Agriculture and horticulture, FFA. Floriculture, FFA. Agriculture, horticulture, 4H. Floriculture, 4H.
August 3rd Home economics, senior division, preserved foods. Home economics, senior division, clothing and textiles. Home economics, 4H, food preservation. August 5th Agriculture, horticulture, senior division. August 6th Horse show, senior division.
Horse show, Shetland ponies. Horse show, junior division. Cattle penning. August 7th farmers Horses, pulling contest. August 8th Floriculture, junior department.
On Date Of Judging Fioriculture, specimen classes, senior division. Home economics, senior division, baked goods and confections. FFA showmanship classes. 4H showmanship classes. Home economics, 4H, food preparation.
Home economics, junior department. baked goods. Los Banos Fair Picks Staff McClatchy Newspapers Service LOS BANOS, Merced Co. The Merced County Livestock Association, producers of the Los Banos May Day Fair, have retained all officers for the coming year. D.
Oliver Germino is president, with Sidney Smith, vice president; Frank Peluso, secretary, and Joseph Carlucci, treasurer. The 1964 fair will be held April 29th through May 4th. The directors will invite James Pappas of Modesto to judge the dairy cattle classes, William Braun of Tranquility, swine; George Bath of Santa Rosa, Sonoma County, beef and sheep. The fair also has changed a rule regarding the annual stock show auction, It provides now that only 4H Club or Future Farmers of America members enrolled in a Merced County school may sell a champion through the sale. The junior division classes are open to 4H and FFA members in Merced, Madera and Mariposa Counties.
A junior exhibitor will be limited to selling one steer or two sheep or hogs. F-10 THE Twain Chooses Heart Staff the Randy Morgan has been named to head the Twain Heart 4H Club for its second year of operation. His staff will include Janice Haller, vice president; Nan Selover, secretary; Glennis Cherry, treasurer; Cam Haller, reporter. Linda Dias and Cam Haller will represent the club at the leadership conference at the University of California, Davis, in August. The club also is planning a picnic and swimming party to be held during the summer.
Dress Or Jumper or jumper with its own jewel blouse. Easy to sew. Printed Pattern 9203: Misses' Sizes 10, 12, 14, 16, 18, 20. Size 16 sundress requires yards 39 inch fabric. Send 50 cents in coins for this pattern add 15 cents for each pattern for first class mailing and special handling.
Send to Marian Martin, The Modesto Bee Pattern 232 West 18th New York 11, N.Y. Print plainly name, address with zone, size and style number. Free offer! Coupon in Summer Pattern Catalog for one pattern free anyone you choose from 300 design ideas. Send 50 cents now for catalog. 9203 SIZES 10--20 By Marian Martin Wrap up fashion's favorite side buttoned look--wear this smart coat style as sundress Name Staff McClatchy Newspapers Service GREELEY HILL, Mariposa -William Riker has been installed as president of the 'Greeley Hill Ridge Runners 4H Club.
His staff includes James Jaenecke, vice president; Mary Margaret Jaenecke, secretary; Buddy Slaughter, treasurer; Rinda Poole, recreation chairman; Ricky Poole, song leader; Joy Slaughter, reporter. MODESTO BEE, Sunday, June Katherine Kitchens CORNER Prized Recipe The summer season frequently means family gatherings, church outings, and similar occasions when meals for a large group must be prepared. The following barbecue recipe provides a nourishing main dish for 16 people. Pit Beef Barbecue 12 pounds bottom round rolled roast 4 large garlic buttons, halved cup salt 1 tablespoon black pepper 3 tablespoons barbecue powder 6 or 7 slices onion, ringed 4 or 5 slices bell pepper, ringed 2 stalks celery, cut in half 2 thick slices bacon Cut parchment paper in to 5 foot lengths. Put roast on paper, season, wrap in at least two thicknesses of parchment paper, folding at ends, then tie with laundry cord, firmly but not too taut.
Wrap and tie in about same length of butcher paper. Put this package in burlap sack, fold and tie with wire, forming a loop on one side SO it can be lifted out of pit with hook. Use burlap sacks which have been laundered. Dampen bags and let them drain an hour or so before putting in pit. The first bags to be put in pit right on coals should be kept burning for four or five hours to make a live bed of coals three or four feet deep.
Cover as quickly as possible. Watch closely for four or five hours to be sure no steam escapes. The meat will cook in five to six hours but may be left in pit 12 hours or longer. Questions And Answers Q--How do you make sparkling clear iced tea? Sometimes the iced tea I make is cloudy. Is there any way of clearing it? A--For delicious iced tea, add 50 per cent more tea to allow for ice dilution.
In other words, use 6 teaspoons loose tea or 6 tea bags for 4 measuring cups of boiling water. To serve, pour hot tea into ice filled iced tea glasses. Add lemon and sugar to taste. Fills 4 glasses. Do not refrigerate hot brewed tea.
Refrigeration may cause it to cloud, though the flavor will not be impaired. Cloudy tea can be cleared by adding a little boiling water. It brings back the tea's clear amber color. Q-How many ice cubes should be used with a cup of boiling water and one package of gelatin to get a moulded salad or dessert to form a quick set. -Add 1 cup boiling water to 1 package of fruit flavored gelatin.
Stir until dissolved. Add 5 large ice cubes or 6 to 7 medium ones. Stir constantly until it begins to thicken. Q-Is there any difference between cane and beet sugar? A-No. Cane sugar and beet sugar have the same chemical composition although they come from different sources.
Granulated sugar on the market is practically pure sucrose, whether obtained from the beet or cane. Q-How do you remove prespiration stains from dark summer cottons which can not be worn with dress shields? A--The fresher the stains, the better your chances for removing them. Pressing a dress which is even slightly stained may set the stain and cause more discoloration. First, try washing the stain thoroughly in warm water, rubbing soap or synthetic detergent well into it. If the fabric has discolored, try sponging a fresh stain with a little vinegar and water solution.
For an older stain try a little ammonia and water. Rinse well. Read carefully any tags which come with garment or yard goods. Some carry a label saying dye is fast to perspiration. Others give facts which will be helpful when you need to remove stains.
Q-Does the thawing juice from frozen meat have any nutritive value? A--Yes. It contains small amounts of water soluble vitamins. Q--How do canned and frozen vegetables compare in value with the fresh products? A vegetables proportion originally tables pared home methods. SCREAMING about insurance costs? You're probably OVERspending unless you're with Time. Example: On fire insurance, Time saves you from national rates! SAVE with LOCAL insurance.
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