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Deliciously light Mid creamy, Cranberry Ice Cream Salads are also quickly prepared the ice
cream cools the gelatin rapidly. They’re especially nice with a 'meal that stars chicken or turkey
serve them with or after the main course. Refreshing!
Or Vice Versa
Serve a Salad That Doubles as Dessert
Cranberry-orange relish Is
a traditional brightener of
holiday menus, a delicious
accompaniment for the fes
tive bird. But no law makes
this favorite poultry partner
a winter-only treat. Right
now, summer meals featur
ing barbecued or fried chick
en or grilled turkey will taste
even better for a cranberry
orange accent.
Especially if you serve
Cranberry Ice Cream Salads
tart, fruity, yet creamy
thanks to the ice cream ad
dition which helps make
these individually molded
salads lush enough to double
as dessert!
Society 8
Farm Women’s Society 8
met in the Marietta Church
of Christ June 15th at 2 P.M.
The meeting was opened by
Mrs. Lewis. Bixler, Vice
WE HANDLE THESE EQUIPMENT LINES:
CHORE-TIME EQUIPMENT STARCRAFT HOG EQUIPMENT
BEACON CAGES BRAMCO EQUIPMENT
HERRMIOIFIERS KALGLO DIMMERS
CHORE-TIME FEEDERS HART CUPS
SHENANDOAH EQUIPMENT FOX VALVES
BROCK FEED AND GRAIN BINS MARK 111 WATERS
CARDINAL AUGERS AND ELEVATORS
BURCH EGG ROOM COOLERS AND DOORS
AEROVENT, ACME, AND VENT-O-MATIC VENTILATION
IIM—JULY—AUGUST
STOCKER and FEEDER AUCTION SALE
Next Sale June 28, 1974
SECOND AND FOURTH FRIDAY EACH MONTH
Starting Time 12:00 Noon
All Grades, Breeds, Weights Load Lots Small Lots
LANCASTER STOCKYARDS, INC.
LANCASTER. PA. PHONE 717—394-2611
MEMBER FIRMS
WALTER M DUNLAP & SONS JOHNSON CATTLE CO. J. 6. KREIDER
i. B. HOOBER & SON MERTON W. McCOY EDW. L BROWN
LOUIS LYONS & SON WM. W. McCOY S. L. HEILBRON & SONS
CRANBERRY ICE CREAM
SALADS
1 can (1 lb.) whole cran
berry sauce
2 teaspoons orange peel
2 large oranges
1 tablespoon lemon juice
1 package (3 oz.) orange
flavor gelatin
1 pint vanilla ice cream
Salad greens
Break apart cranberry sauce
and drain; reserve liquid.
Peel orange and dice sec
tions, reserving juice. Com
bine cranberry liquid, orange
and lemon juices and enough
water to give 1 cup. Heat li
quid to boiling and pour over
gelatin until dissolved. Add
President. She led the group
in the singing of several
songs while Mrs. Charles
Shank accompanied on the
piano. Mrs. J. Harold Frey
was in charge of devotions
and read an appropriate
poem as well as scripture. A
in consistency (this will take
only a short time due to the
- rapid cooling of, ice cream).
Fold in orange peel, diced or
anges, and cranberry sauce;
turn into 8 individual salad
molds, 5-oz. each. Chill until
firm. Serve on salad greens
and garnish with additional
orange sections, if desired.
This is a refreshing salad to
accompany broiled chicken,
roast turkey or other fowl.
Makes 8 servings.
Note: Cranberry Ice Cream
Salads may also be served as
a dessert salad. Omit the
salacf greens.
Birthday theme was carried
out in various ways because
several of the hostesses had
Birthdays in June.
Twenty four members and
three visitors were present
and responded to Roll Call by
expressing individual
choices as to the type of
party they enjoyed" best.
Secretary Miss Mary Grace
Martin read the minutes and
Mrs. Sylvester Shuman gave
the Treasurers Report. Mrs.
Harold Frey on the Sunshine
Committee reported
receiving verbal thanks
from Mrs. Ada Greider, to
members who sent cards to
her lately. Mrs. William
Heisey, on the Ways and
Means Committee asked for
suggestions as to future
trips.
Twenty eight persons
visited Hickory Farms on
June 10th and enjoyed the
tour which included delicious
samples of their products.
Mrs. Lewis Bizler gave
highlights of her trip to
Michigan, in Dearborn and
ice cream, mixing until well
blended. Chill until jelly-like
Detroit. The Ford Plant,
Museum, Zoo and
Meadowbrook Hill were of
interest.
Several games were
played and special Birthday,
decorations previously made
by the hostesses plus the
colorful, tasty refreshments
created a pleasant at
mosphere. Hostesses were
Mrs. Lillian Eby, Mrs. Agnes
Houseal, Mrs: Alice Myers
and Mrs. Ann Shank.
July 20th, will be family
night in Sico Park, Mt. Joy at
6:30 P.M. Mr. Gerald Lestz
will be guest speaker.
Members please bring a
covered dish.
Horse Judging
Schedule Set
Members of the 4-H Horse
Judging Team will be
judging in the following
places June and July:
June 24 Mrs. Joe
Gochnauer, Centerville
Road, Lancaster; July 8 -
Mrs. Fred Bussell,
Manheim; July 15 - AValon
Farms, York; July 22 - Jerry
Frankfaouser, Martingale
Farms; July 29 - Mervin
Bare, Witmer.
Directions may be ob
tained from Jay W. Irvin,
associate county agent,
Robert Gregory, Lititz RDI,
or any of the persons listed
above.
MEMO
HAY, STRAW
and EAR CORN
SALE
EVERY MONDAY
AT 11A.M.
New Holland Sales
Stables, Inc.
Phone 717-354-4341
Lloyd H. Kreider, Auct.
TRYWCLASSIFIED AD
PHONE
626-2191 or 394-3047
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M LEASE DAIRY 6ATTLE
\ FIND out about the advantages of our
- lease purchase plan, we have been
T HELPING DAIRYMEN UXE YOU GROW AND
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- SELECT QUALITY CATTLE
- DEATH LOSS REPLACEMENT
-CULLING PRIVILEGES
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To Find Out More About These and
Other Features; Write or Call:
DAIRY COWS Flying Fanners Bldg.
Wichita. Kansas 67209 Phone: [3l6] 942-1468
PUBLIC SALE
OF REAt ESTATE, ANTIQUES and
HOUSEHOLD GOODS
SATURDAY, JURE 29 at 10:00
Kinzer RD#l Salisbury Twp., Lane. Co., Pa. Located at Corner of
Route 741 and Davis Road Approx. 1 Vi miles west of Gap, Pa.
CORNER PROPERTY WITH 10 ACRES OF LAND
2Vi Story 8 Rooms Frame Home
With White Aluminum Siding and
2 Story Cement Block Barn
Nice Country Home with plenty of road frontage
along both roads, property open for inspection
Saturdays, June 5 and 22 from 1 to 3. Real Estate to be
sold at 2:00.
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Pine Corner Cupboord
Walnut: Secretary Desk," 6 Leg Dropleaf Tablg,
Wardrobe with Drawers and Bed, Hipplewhite Tables,
Dry Sink, Miniature Couch, Plank Bottom Half Spindle f
Settee, Rockers, 10 Chairs, Jelly Cupboard, DoubleJJd '
Woodbox, Brass and Iron Bed, Oak
China Closet, Round Ext. Table, Sideboard, Wash ,
Stands, Clothes Tree, Chairs and Rockers Etc., Other
Furniture, Antiques, Glassware and China, Old
Wooden, Tin, Agate and Iron Articles.
Sale by
Sara C. Davis Estate
Sam Ferguson Musser, Atty.
Howard Shaub, Auctioneer
PUBLIC SALE
HOUSEHOLD GOODS & ANTIQUES
WED. EVE., JUNE 26, 1974
6:00 P.M.
Located at 158 E. Pine St, Ephrata, Pa.
‘‘Kum Freh Un Bleib Awek.
Mir Hen Fiel Dinger Zu Verkaffa!”
ANTIQUES
Civil War Pocket Flask, Moustache cup, Ice Cream
Scoop, Steigel (type) Wine glass, sausage press,
butcher ladles, iron skillets, German china, Fenton
glass seal, Wild West Compote, F-Ra-Ta water bottle,
shoe skates, crocks, foot stool. Goat yoke, butter print,
table with ball & claw feet, arrow back nursing rocker,
brass knobed horse hames with mirror.
HOUSEHOLD GOODS
2 cribs, 2 double beds, cedar wardrobe, clothes valet,
Maytag washer, wash tubs, utility cabinet, car
vacuum, brand new parts for Big Dutchman Chicken
feeder, floor and table lamps, 3 electric sewing
machines, (like new) electric ice cream freezer, brand
new electric iron, fishing tackle, steel drums, plus an
assortment of tools and many more items too
numerous to mention.
SALE TO START AT 6:00 P.M. SHARP!
Terms b,: RUSSELL I, WENTLING
-BILL WENTLING, AUCTION SERVICE
Wentling & Horst, Aucts.
Wentling & Wentling, Clerks