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Gifts for the shut-in. A potted plant - you can make or de corate the container. Take a small loaf bread pan and paint it. A tray cloth with a mansized bib. A scrapbook of poems. A lap board made from plywood. A book rest. A bird feeder for outside the window. Bed socks and bed jackets. Gifts for aJcity family. Nuts, cornmeal, plum pudding, preserves, and various foods, attractively packaged. Large sprays of greens ( do send before Christmas) orpine cones for decorating. A load of wood for the fireplace or a bundle of kindling if there is a fireplace. Why not start a family gift making project? Even the tiny tots can join in the fun and the gifts are something special. Here is a cranberry salad recipe you may enjoy during the holiday season. It is go5d for g iving your family and friends a change from the usual cranberry sauce. 2 tbsp. gelatin 1/4 cup cold water 4 cups cranberries 2 cups water 1 1/2 cups sugar 1 cup Tokay grapes seeded and quarted 1 cup diced canned pineapple 1/2 cup broken walnuts or pecans 1/.4 cup diced celery Combineriithe.ctanbertrtee ih> the 2 cups of water and cook' gently until skin breaks. Add the sugar and boil slowly 5 minutes. Remove from heat. Soften gelatin In the cold water and blend it into the hot cran berries. Let the mixture cool until it slightly mound when dropped from spoon. Add prages, pineapple, nuts and celery. Chill until firm.
County News Miss Jo Anne Barton, Assistant Food Specialist, will give two training meetings for leaders of the Home Demonstration Clubs on Friday, December 11th. The meeting on “Low Calorie Meals* will be
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