Montgomery County sentinel., 1953-03-05
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The PEPCO Home Show Cookie
Contest in which Montgomery
County All Clubs will compete
offers an electric range to the
winner, an automatic electric
N roaster-oven to the second best,
! and an electric mixer as third
prize. The contest is open to the
clubs on the Pepco lines which
include Darnestown, Gaithersburg,
Croydon Park, Twin Brook, Sher-
wood, Potomac Glen, Laytonsville,
Germantown, Colesville and Glen
mont.
The groups will select their win
ners and compete in the Rockville
Extension Office at a time to be
announced. Judges will select the
three to go to the Home Show.
There, on April "a they will bake
! their cookies and judges will de-
/ termine first, second and third
ratings. Score cards furnished by
the Pepco Company will be used.
They give 25 points to the method
of preparation, 25 points to general
appearance of cookie, and so points
for the flavor.
Janet Candy and Betty Hender-
son presented their team demon
stration on making "ice cream pie"
at the meeting of the Potomac
Glen Club on Monday, February
IS, in the Potomac Methodist
Church. These girls will present
the demonstration in the Rockville
Extension Office, Saturday after
t, noon at an all county meeting when
Miss Dorothy Emerson, associate
state All Club Agent, will help
{ in the training of girls team DEM
onstrations. Margaret Nielsen gave
her demonstration on making sal
mon loaf and Mary Nielsen, cookies.
Mrs. Walter Hunter, local leader
of Croydon Park Club, gave dem
onstration on making biscuits and
carrying out measuring procedures
at the meeting, Tuesday, Febru-
ary II, in the home of Barbara
Tolbert. A special meeting was
held Tuesday, at which time Mrs.
Irma Bell, assistant home DEM
onstration agent, assisted the girls
in demonstration procedures.
Patsy Messer and Betty Jo
Wear gave a demonstration on
"Ways to Serve Ice Cream" at
the meeting February 1S in the
school. Lois Stang showed the
group how to place pattern for
cutting. Plans were made to put
on style show at the PTA meet
ing March 16 as their special ac-
tivity in observance of All Club
Week, March 7-15.
} Twin Brook square dancing
groups are practicing diligently in
preparation for their television
performances during All Club
Week. They will appear on Chan
mel 7, Monday, March 8, at $3.50
pm. and Wednesday,, March IL,
Jim Gibbons program at 7 pm.
Girls are busy. working on square
dance skirts which they are plan
ming to have for the occasions.
Their mothers are working with
them, with Mrs. Donald Newby
acting as chairman of the mothers
group. Others on the committee
are Mrs. Madge Walsh, Mrs. Ray
mond Harris; Mrs. A. Hunt and
Mrs. Mike Gandt. The girls on the
committee are Andrea Horsnell,
Cuby Dinwiddie, and Meg Morse.
The club activity of making in
dividual feeding stations was eli
NAKED Saturday when Mr.. Will
liam Spencer assisted the group in
hanging the stations in appropri-
ate places.
Tommy Curling was host to
the group February 10 when Mrs.
Bell showed how to make biscuits
, and explained Demonstration Day
procedures. The following planned
to participate: Tommie Curling
how to make spaghetti; Barbara
Milloff, vegetable salad; Gladys
: Kraus, biscuits; Andrea Horsnell,
my favorite meat dish; Meg
Morse, cake.
Colesville girls met in the home
of Mary Rita and Allyne Hayden.
Mary Louise Kirk was in charge
of refreshments. Tho following
demonstrations were planned:
Joan Breslin, rolls; Allyne Hayden,
tray for sick; Mary Rita Hayden,
lunch box; Martha Ann Biggs,
cocoa syrup for milk drinks;
/. Shirley Wright, casserole dishes.
Plans to go on a sightseeing
tour March IA were discussed. This
is an all-county trip. The first 41
members making their reserva-
tions by payment of fare, $3.50 at
the Extension Office, sometime
between March 1-6, will be eligible
to go. The trip will include tour
of the Capitol, Smithsonian Insti-
tute, Pan American Building and
the Monument.
Lewisdale Club members are
working on the following demon