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For Trick and Tr eaters Halloween Goodies

By FLORENCE L.D. HEAL Soon we will be greeting the trick and treaters at the door. We will want to be prepared for their visit. Hobgoblins and ghosts, black cats and bright-eyed pumpkins all spell Halloween. Meaning hallowed or holy evening, this holidaytakes place immediately before All Saints' Day, originally an old world celebration. Hie Irish brought Halloween to America. With the I day itself, the Irish brought < many superstitions and I s y m b ql s ^ J h e j a c k i o'-laritern, sio the story < goes, comes from a man I named Jack who was i unable to enter heaven because of his miserliness Because he played practical jokes on the devil, he couldn't go to hell. So he was forced to walk the earth forever with his lantern. GHOSTS. FAIRIES, witches and spirits are Halloween traditions carried down to us by the Druids. These people thought that the spirits came out on Halloween to harm the peo-

ple. Similarly, ^Cats are symbolic of Halloween, > especially the all-black cats. Originally, they were thought to be reincarnations of humans! It is wise to have wrappings such as baggies, ^wax\ paper, or aluminum wrap handy for the trick and treaters so that they can keep their goodies in good condition until they get home. A few treats are as follows: CATS CRUNCH Mjti cups sugar Mi pound butter or oleo 4 cup white corn syrup 8 cups popcorn 1 cup pecan halves ^ cup slivered almonds Cook sugar, butter and syrup in 1 quart until light caramel color, 10-15 minutes, stirring constant-

ly. Pour over popcorn, pecans and almonds in large flat pan. Break into pieces while- still warm. Store in covered pan in refrigerator. Mixture keeps well. PEANUT BUTTER DELIGHT 1 cup oleo 1 cup peanut butter 2 packages butterscotch chips 1 pkg. miniature marshmallows Combine oleo, peanut and butterscotch chips in top of double boiler, stirring until melted. Fold in marshmallows ; pour into a buttered 9x13 inch pan. Chill until firm.

HAYSTACKS One &-oz. pkg. butterscotch morsels 2 teaspoons sgad oil One 3-oz. earn chow mein noodles J 2 cups^ft iniature — Wfe 1 1 butterscotch morsels in top of double boiler over hot water; stir in oil. Mix noodles and marshmallows in large bowl; pour in butterscotch. Mix well with fork. Drop mixtures by rounded teaspoons onto waxed paperlined cookie sheet; chill until set. Replace over hot water if mixture becomes too stiff to handle. Yield, 30 pieces . ORANGE COCOANUT BALLS One 12 -oz. box vanilla wafers, crushed 1 stick oleo, softened One 6-oz. can orange juice concentrated, thawed

1 can fine cocoanut 1 box powdered sugar 1 cup chopped nuts Combine all ingredients but cocoanut, mixing by hand until well blended Shape into small balls and roll in cocoanut. Florence L.D. Heal of Cape May. is a former supervisor of home economics for the State of New Jersey.

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