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The Complete Book of Home Freezing by Hazel Meyer Provides all the latest tested and proven ways to live more conveniently while enjoying better meals. Miss Meyer begins by explaining for prospective owners how to choose the right freezer and, for veteran owners as well, how to care for the appliance. She then goes on to cover all aspects of freezer use: what foods can be frozen; how to package, identify, and label; when and how to thaw (and when not to thaw); and how long foods can be kept without deterioration or loss of flavor. Also included are guides for purchasing meat, fish, poultry, fruits, and vegetables during their seasonal peaks; tips on entertaming with ease; and advice on how to handle game large and small.” This handbook is direct, readable and very informative. Vicky by Daphne Bennett “is a touchingly romantic narrative, without sacrificing historical insight and accuracy: Vicky, daughter and namesake of Queen
„eeTd,a princess of golden promise. As Princess Royal of Great Britain, she married the young and dashing Crown Prince Frederick of Prusfnn ^hocked !>y the strictness of the Prussian court and the wretched condition of the poor, Vicky determined to bring enlightenment and democracy to Ger£rnL h T8!,* in love> ^ royal couple prepared for the day Frederick would ascend the throne, with Vicky as his queen. Then fate intervened, in the smister form of Count Otto van Bismarck —and tragedyS”gnden Pr°mise turned to heartbreak and
Rappahannock News • Thursday, July 13, 1972
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