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—Lancaster Farming. Saturday. June 1.1968 18 Breeze Through Summer With Milk Products Summer Refreshers With Dairy Products By Mn. Richard C. Spence, Food Editor When you really need refreshment, count on cool, creamy ice cream. Here’s a grand way to enjoy everybody’s favorite dessert: serve ice cream in frosty summer coolers that are like sodas made at home with soft drinks or milk. Sparkling, fruity, or chocolaty-rich, these drinks will be a welcome treat, and the mak ings are items you usually have on hand in the refi igerator. Swinging Strawberry Shake, not too tart or sweet, has a delightful flavor everybody loves Top each glass with a scoop of straw berry ice cream for extra pleasure. SPENCE SWINGING STRAWBERRY SHAKE I cup strawberries, sliced J . cup sugar 1 pint strawberry ice cream 3 cups milk Straw beiry ice cream In a small mixing bowl com b'lie strawberries and sugar and bc j at to mash berries Add 1 pint o‘ ice cream and continue beat PLENTY HOT VATER is what you’ll enjoy with a Texaco Fuel Chief Water Heater. Fully automatic. Pro- duces hot water faster tbanit’sneededforbath ing, dishwashing, laun dering—and at a frac tion of the cost of old fashioned n ater heaters. Come in and see them! Let us analyze your needs. No obligation. ffueiChSefl We Give S & H Green Stamps Garber Oil Co. Texaco Fuel Chief Burner Sales & Seivice 105 Fair view St. MOUNT JOY, PA Ph. 653-1821 ihg until softened, gradually add milk. Pour into large glasses and top with scoops of ice cream. In a sma u mixing bowl beat Makes about 5 1 ! cups. iv 2 p m ts of ice cream until NOTE- One package of frozen smooth Gradually add cranber strawbernes (10 oz 1 thawed but rj j iuce _ Divide evenly into not drained may be substituted g i asses: fj] wl th ginger ale and tor fresh: omit sugar. top SCoo ps of remaining ice * * * cream. Makes 6 servings. Quick Chocolate Chiller has a * * j. * special flavor accent; it’s made CHER r Y CHOCOLATE DRINK with cream soda. f> cups milk, whole or skim QUICK CHOCOLATE CHILLER y. cup juice drained from 11 cup chocolate syrup maraschino cherries 1 cup milk V? cup chocolate syrup HOLLAND STONE Ready-Mixed CONCRETE New Holland Concrete Products New Holland, Pa. 354-2114 SPECIAL VALUES Boy’s Short Sleeve d* art DRESS SHIRTS * \ 1 65% Polyester 35% Cotton A ■ Boy’s Hopsacking g- M WBt JEANS g 100% Cotton ■ M W Men’s Black Old Hickory WORK SHOES ONE WEEK ONLY Sand Pails 2 for 15c Composition Books - 72 Pages 2 for 5c STORE HOURS: 7:30 A.M. to 9 P.M. Except Wed. & Sat. 7:30 A.M. to 5 P.M. Closed Sunday Clothing, Shoes, Houseware, Hardware and General Merchandise GOOD'S STORE R D. 1, East Earl. Penna. Ph 445-6156 1 Mile Noith of Route 23 Along Route 625 1 pint vanilla ice cream 3 cups cream soda beverage, chilled In a small mixing bowl com bine syrup and milk: divide evenly into glasses. Divide Vi pint of ice cream into six glass es. Fill glasses with cream soda. Stir until blended. Top each soda with a scoop of ice cream from remaining half pint. Serve im mediately. Makes 6 servings. Zippy Cranberry Cooler is a newcomer to the summer bever age list, and its ruby-red dresses up any party or snack table. CRANBERRY COOLER 2 pints vanilla ice cream 2 cups cranberry juice, chilled 2 bottles (12 oz. ea.) ginger ale, chilled CONCRETE BLOCKS METAL WINDOWS Hi cups Instant nonfat dry milk 6 maraschino cherries Combine all ingredients, ex cept cherries. Beat or shake un til smooth. Garnish with maras chino cherries. Serve cold. Makes 6 servings, I*4 cups each. PINEAPPLE MIST 1 cup (8% oz.) crushed pine apple 9» cup .(6 oz.) frozen pineapple lemon punch concentrate, thawed IVi pints vanilla Ice cream Hi pints sparkling water, chilled Combine pineapple and fruit punch concentrate; divide into fi tall glasses. Add a tablespoon of ice cream and a little spark ling water to each glass; blend. WISHFUL THINKING A child may wish to grow up to join the circus, but his parents’ wishes are more practical. That’s why wise parents save legulmly for their young sters’ future. Many find our insured savings ac counts to be safe and worthwhile investments. You’re invited to open an account. ACCOUNTS INSURED TO $15,000 [FIRST FEDERAL ravings andean ASSOCIATION OF LANCASTER 25 North Duke St. Phone 393-0601 W Mon. thru Thurs. 9 to 4:30 Fill glasses % cup full wltn sparkling water; stir. Add a scoop of ice cream to each glass; fill to top with sparkling water. 6 servings. Bargain Food Milk cost 13c a quart in 1941, while In 1966. it cost 25c a quart. In 1914, a worker had to work about 23 minutes to buy a quart of milk. The same worker in 1965. had to work only eight minutes to buy the same amount of milk. Not only is the average worker working less time to buy milk, but he is spending less oi his disposable income on food. Cotton fibers are carded or cleaned and straightened, so they can be spun into yarns. If You Can’t Afford To Carfret Your Bam .. • Use MARTIN’S BARN-DRI! t Ktifi ham daan and aahitaiy • SwmUu fha sail • Rtdueas dipping niuiiLMMmiNe. aim Ball ra. New Holland 354-3112 Gap 4434148 Sat. 9 to noon Fri. 9 to 6