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Wednesday, May 27, 1964

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UHL’S
DRUG STORE
73 SOUTH MAIN STREET,
MANHEIM, PA.

EBERLY’S Furniture Store
1%

Some Special
If you're looking for some-
thing special to serve at a
“special” luncheon, here are
some iteas for you. Salads
are always good “features” at
a luncheon, either when you
are serving your guests buffet
style or serving them at a
luncheon table.
CRAB MACARONI SALAD
8 ounces medium shell
macaroni
1 cup small curd cream-
style cottage cheese (8 oz.)
Y% cup chili sauce
2 tablespoons lemon juice
2 tablespoons creamy
French dressing
1 teaspoon Worcestershire
sauce
14 teaspoon salt
15 cup finely chopped
green pepper
1% cup finely chopped
green onion, tops included .
34 cup cooked crabmeat
(7'%% oz. can or 6-oz. pack-
age, frozen)
Cook macaroni in boiling,
salted water until tender, yet
firm, about 15 minutes. Rinse
with cold water and drain.
Meanwhile, beat cottage
cheese until almost smooth.
Party Salads
Blend in chili sauce, lemon
juice, French dressing, Wor-
cestershire sauce and salt.
Stir pepper and onion into
macaroni. Add cottage cheese
mixture and stir lightly. Fold
in crabmeat. Cover and re-
frigerate at least one hour.
Makes 4 to 6 servings.
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ALPHABET FRUIT SALAD
1 3-ounce package orange-
flavored gelatin
1 3-0z. package lemon-
flavored gelatin
i, teaspoon salt
2 cups boiling water
2 cups canned orange and
grapefruit sections with
syrup (1-lb. can)
1 7-0z. bottle ginger ale
1 tablespoon lemon juice
8 ounces alphabet macaroni
1 cup small curd creamed
cottage cheese, drained
(8 ounces)
1 tablespoon grated orange
rind
1 cup chopped, pitted,
cooked prunes
Dissolve gelatin and salt in
boiling water. Drain orange
and grapefruit sections, re-

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MILES EAST OF ELIZABETHTOWN
ALONG MANHEIM ROAD
‘grapefruit sections, macaroni
| thick. Fit into 4-inch tart
‘pans. Trim and flute edges.
serving syrup. Add enough
orange-grapefruit syrup to
gingerale to make 134 cups of
liquid. Add lemon juice. Stir
into gelatin until blended.
Chill until thickened to con-
sistency of egg white. Mean-
while, cook macaroni in boil-
ing salted water until tender,
vet irm, 6 to 8 minutes.
Drain and rinse with cold
water. Blend cottage cheese
and orange rind into thicken-
ed gelatin. Stir in orange and
and prunes. Place 9-in. square
pan on tray in refrigerator.
Pour gelatin into pan. Chill
until firm. Cut into squares
to serve. Makes 6 to 8 serv-
ings.
®
GLAZED PEACH TARTS
Pastry for 1 crust pie
6 cling peach halves and
syrup (1-1b. 13 oz. can)
1 tablespoon cornstarch
14 teaspoon cinnamon
Streusel Topping
Prepare pastry through
step of flattening dough with
rolling pin. Divide dough in-
to 6 equal portions. Roll out
each portion to circle 13 inch

Drain peach halves, reserv- Cook over medium heat, stir-
fing 1 cup syrup. Place one|ring constantly, until mix-
peach half, center down, in |ture begins to boil and thick-
each pastry-lined tart -pan.|en. Boil for 5 minutes, stir-
Combine syrup, cornstarch |ring occasionally. Pour two
and cinnamon in saucepan. (Turn to page 11)
ANTIOCOUES AUCTION
TUESDAY EVENING, JUNE 9, AT 6:00 SHARP
Public Inspection Monday evening 7 fo 9
AUCTION GALLERY, 955 W. MAIN ST.. MOUNT JOY
Harold K. Keller, Auctioneer and Owner
Wide variety of Antiques from Individual Homes in the
Area. Some old family pieces. Tell your friends,
Dealers and Collectors are invited.
Furniture in the rough and refinished, China, Glassware,
Sterling Silver, linens, quilts, clothing, gcod selection of
clocks, carnival glass, oil lamps.
Antiques are brought in at the last minute so we don't
itemize the articles. When you have antiques to sell call
Keller the Auctioneer. We buy antiques or sell on commis-
sion. Harold K. Keller, Real Estate Salesman & Auciioneer.
717-65-0451. 10-2¢
PUBLIC SALE
Household Goods & Antiques
SAT., JUNE 6, 1964
AT 11:00 A. M.
On the premises, at 238 Main Street, Landis-
Ville, Penna.

Pans, boilers, copper wash boilers, crocks, jugs,
iron kettles, 9x12 rug and 12x16 rug, old electric
train, three high chairs, rockers, camp stools, toilet
set, small carriage, trunks, kaleidoscope with pictures,
marble top stand with mirror, desk, old toys, Centen-
nial coverlet, living room suite, breakfast set, chairs,
platform rocker, bedroom suite, bookcases, books,
German Bible, glass candy cases, quilting frame,
quilts, pictures and frames, baskets, dishes of all kinds
ironstone platter, linens and doilies, old clocks, clothes
trees, G.E. electric range, coffee table, German shoe-
maker’s tools, and a lot of items too numerous to men-
tion.
Sale by
George Shenck
J. OMAR LANDIS, AUCTIONEER 10-2¢
FRIDAY NIGHT
June 29th 6:30
Auction Gallery, 955 W. Main St., Mount Joy
Kitchen Cabinet, Bedroom Furniture, Book Cases, Sump
Pump, Ice Cream Mixer, Sewing Machine, Appliances, Re-
frigerators, 2 have freezers; T. V., Dinette Sets, Ping Pong

table, Lawn sweeper, New Garden equipment, clippers,
hose reels, sprayers, etc. Salesmans Samples. Tan Nylon
rug 9x15; New Aluminum Patio Chairs. 10-1c

PUBLIC SALE
—O Fe
Household Goods and Antiques
SATURDAY,JUNE 6, 1964
AT 12:30 D. S. T.
LOCATED: 2 Miles North of Mount Joy.
Spittler’s Junk Yard.
Two 3-piece Living Room Suites; three 9x12 Rugs,
two are alike. Hall carpet 3x9 ft.. Lounge chair, Studio
Couch, Rocking chairs, Round pedestal type table with
six boards; Walnut and Oak small tables, end tables,
Electric Singer Sewing Machine, in good condition;
Radio, G.E. Refrigerator, Electro-Lux Sweeper, Shower
with base, two Wardrobes, two bed springs, cot bed,
childs crib, lights, coat rack, bird cage, lawn rockers,
Spinning wheel, old oak sideboard with mirror,
cradle, quilt frame, butter churn, butter bowl, walnut
Dutch cupboard top, wooden spigots, old ice chest,
hanging cupboard, milk-glass hanging lamp shade, old
scales, copper kettle wi{h revolving stirrer and long
and short handles; copper ladle, two toilet sets, tin
ware, iron skillet, two old mirrors, two oil stove ovens,
oil lights, wooden bucket and lid, antique dishes,
crocks, jars, pictures, etc. Old Coins, Buffalo nickels &
Kennedy half, etc
FULL SET OF BUTCHERING EQUIPMENT,
Meat grinder and bench; Sausage stuffer and Lard
Press combined, iron ladles, etc.
LUMBER: 8 pieces 3x6’s, 4x6’s, all 20 ft. long; 15
pieces 3x6’s, 12 ft. long; other boards and many items
not listed.

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Terms by
David G. Miller
Sale conducted by

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PHONE 665-5664 10-2¢