Skip to main content
The largest online newspaper archiveArchive Home
News-Journal from Mansfield, Ohio • 17

News-Journal from Mansfield, Ohio • 17

Publication:
News-Journali
Location:
Mansfield, Ohio
Issue Date:
Page:
17
Extracted Article Text (OCR)

j. a 'V a la Sunday, June 12, 1977 News Journal, Munsfield, O. 5 Congratulations Let's Ask the Cook Broccoli Salad From Knott's Berry Farm i I 3 't tsp. salt 3 c. milk 4 tsp.

gelatin 2 tbsp. cold water 1 c. creme dc menthe 2 egg whites, stiffly beaten Combine sugar, lemon juice and salt. Stir until well blended. Warm the milk and add to the.

sugar mixture. Soften gelatin in cold water and add to warm milk mixture. Stir till dissolved. Add creme de menthe and freeze one hour. your request to Carol McGarvey.

Dear Carol, I would like a recipe for saltless dill pickles for a diabetic who is on a saltless diet. Mrs. Minnie Harp, Grandiew, Mo. I don't have such a recipe, not even in a diabetic cookbook I have. But perhaps someone else who must cope with saltless foods could help us out.

For the booklet "Goodies on the Go," put 25 cents in a long, stamped.self-ad-dressed envelope and mail it to Carol McGarvey, Box 4'M, Des Moines, Iowa 503fW. serve. Pass the liqueur bottle for those who may want to pour creme de menthe on top as syrup. Makes four servings. For eight servings, use two packages gelatin and a large can of pears.

Dear Carol, My mother, Mrs. Arthur Anderson of Troy. N. sent me one of your columns in which a reader requested directions for Cactus Candy. Here's how: Barrel cactus is the only cactus used in candy-making.

Select small ones and remove spines and green outside layer with large knife. Cut the pulps across in slices one-inch thick. Soak overnight in cold water. Remove from water, cut in one-inch cubes and cook in boiling water until tender. Drain.

Cook slowly in the syrup (below) until nearly all the syrup is absorbed. Bo careful not to scorch! SYRLF FOR 2 QUARTS OF CACTUS CUBES 3 c. granulated sugar 1 c. water 2 tbsp. orange juice 1 tbsp.

lemon juice Heat all ingredients until sugar is dissolved then add cactus cubes. After syrup is absorbed, remove cactus, drain and roll in granulated or powdered sugar. For colored cactus candy, any vegetable coloring may be added to the syrup. Mrs. Carolyn Knoepfle, Rio Rico, Ariz.

Thanks for sharing this unusual recipe. We appreciate the corss-country interest. Can someone help us out? Helen Lemke is hunting for a Meatless Meat Urni recipe. She says her mother used to make it. using ground carrots and peanuts.

For the booklet, "Sassy Snacks and Dips," send 25 cents and a long, stamped, self-addressed envelope with 40TH ANNIVERSARY Mr. and Mrs. Robert Eckstein, Tiro, will celebrate their 40th wedding anniversary at an open house at their home, 115 South Main Tiro, Sunday, June 19 from 2 to 5 p.m. Eckstein and the former Marjory Pfleiderer were married May 30, 1937, by the Rev. Frank Zartman at the bride's home.

The Ecksteins have four children; David Eckstein, Ontario; Stephen Eckstein, Gallon; George Eckstein, Bucyrus, and Holly Eckstein, student at Ohio State University. They also have six grandchildren. Dear Carol, Recently one of your readers, Arlene Paulson of Lomita, asked for a Broccoli Salad recipe from Knotfs Berry Farm, 1 was, given a recipe book from there as a gift, and here is the recipe. Mrs. Harry Kohls, Grimes, Iowa.

Thanks for sharing the recipe. We know it's from the right place! HAPPY BROCCOLI SALAD 2 lbs. fresh broccoli, cut in 1-inch chunks I medium onion, chopped fine 1 tomato, chopped 1 c. mayonnaise salt to taste Steam or boil broccoli until tender. Drain liquid and cool broccoli.

In a large bowl, toss broccoli with onion and tomato and blend in mayonnaise. (If you like a more moist salad, add additional mayonnaise.) Add salt to taste. Chill well. Serves six. Speaking of salads, here are a couple of dressings you might like to try on your summer salads.

TA.NGY DRESSING c. tomato juice 3 tbsp. lemon juice 1 4tsp. pepper 2 tbsp. onion, finely chopped Combine all ingredients, chill and stir before using.

Makes one cup. SOUR CREAM AND ONION DRESSING 1 c. sour cream 1 tbsp. onion flakes 1 tbsp. parsley flukes 1 tbsp.

lemon juice '4 tsp. paprika 'i tsp. curry powder Combine ingredients, mix well and serve chilled over green salads. Makes one cup. What could be better than a dinner that cooks itself? Carol McGarvey's new booklet, "Crockery Cooking," gives you 17 recipes for slow cooking.

For your copy, send 50 cents and a long, stamped, self-addressed envelope with your request to Carol McGarvey, Box 4994, Des Moines, Iowa 50306. Dear Carol, In response to Alice Caisse's request for Creme de Menthe Sherbet, here is a recipe she may enjoy. It's from "Ice Cream, Sherbet and Ices." Mrs. F.B. Cottey, Crestline, Ohio.

CREME DE MENTHE SHERBET l'i c. sugar 3 1 c. lemon juice Jt i '0 urr Special Racks PANTS PANT TOPS PANTSUITS DRESSES SKIRTS PLAYWEAR Designer Original Samples Manufacturers Over Cuts (1st Quality) Slight Irregulars Remnant Fabric Junior, Junior Petite, Misses, Queen Sizes, Extra Sizes towisT prices tfKXJITKSUr New Shlpmini Weekly Sun City Fashions Factory Outlet 54 W. Third St. Mansfield, Ohio 1 0-6 Mon.

thru Sot. 10-8 Friday Only Phone 526-4943 $169 YARD VALUES TO YARD POPLINS GAEARDSHES DUCKS AKD DEKIMS tc4twi wt4t b.wtf fafcHci All mcWn wn rW. 4 MtcH 4 VmIIin tMt li ft Kr itortt. lly Carol McGarvey Pour mixture into bowl and beat until llully. Fold in egg whites and freeze until firm, stirring occasionally.

Milk may curdle when mixed with lemon juice. This will not alter the flavor or consistency of the sherbet. Makes I' quarts. Elizabeth Ernst of Grinnell, shares another Creme dc Menthe recipe. She says it's an excellent hot weather dessert and a pretty addition to a Christinas table.

CREME DE MENTHE E.N GELEE 1 3-oi. package lime gelatin 1 c. hot water 1 1 4 c. ice water '4 c. creme de menthe Dissolve gelatin in hot water.

Add ice water and creme de menthe; mix and chill. When serving, run through with fork to make glittering bits. Or, pour gelatin over drained, canned pears in pretty glass or silver bowl to WIDI NO-OLl ELASTIC 5 1 yds for $100 Limit It Spoati POLYESTER THREAD -to- 10 $100 Spool. 4 (l.9 M0 1AOJI GINGHAM CHECKS 4" 4S" wid, (0 CHor. fffcT FINE FASHION FABRICS FOR 20 Tablet Per Store JERSEY SINGLE and DOUBLE KNITS If 4SrM' tHtritnyt.

II Ply. mn4 T-Tof Kiln. mt Ars LUST $1.41 Yl. 25 OV HI FWCT KiTS 11 12.MWD10WO1 YARD II imJ I SAVMCS my -y OPEN HOUSE PLANNED- Mr. and Mrs.

Fritz Lundgren, 108 South Trimble will celebrate their 50th wedding anniversary at an open house Saturday, June 18, from 3 to 5 p.m. at the community room of Richland Bank, 250 South Main St. Lundgren and the former Florence Longley were married on June 18, 1927, by the Rev. Owen Rowan in Minneapolis, Minn. The Lundgrens hawe two children, Mrs.

Lawrence Wharton and Mrs. Leo Berger, Mansfield. They also have seven grandchildren and one great-grandchild. Lundgren is retired from Dominion Electric. The couple requests that gifts be omitted.

2nd BIG WEEK! Your Horoscope WE HAYE THE BEST PRICES, SELECTION AND SERVICE IN TOVN! COME IN AND SEE FOR YOURSELF! LESS Jg; Byjeane Dixon REDUCED EVEN MORE FROM LAST WEEK SPR1N5 FANCY SPORTSWEAR COORDINATES Wt Iwvt nt mmd ifMlal bay. Jtttt fr Charter Mlilt. Wt tnht4 1 mmrktl It tuck kayl nlvly Mttt 11 yard. Svi Sl.4. II fl 11 SPECIAL SAVINGS You'll think we've gone eraiy when you tee them.

SAVE AT LEAST SI. 29 YARD! sidelines. Your group makes little visible progress, a temporary condition, nothing to bemoan or criticize. LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct.

22): Decrease whatever is outstanding instead of piling on expansions. Patch, splice, mend to get through until such time as new equipment, supplies arrive. SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21): Groove along with practical work, leave theory and risk alone, ease past difficult moments.

Watch how other people live, where their support comes from. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22-Dec. 21): You won't pass this way again, so savor every nuance. Be careful not to upset associates by taking them for granted, ignoring their pride and needs.

CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19): Clear off the handiest jobs. Listen to what loved ones say with both words and body language. A party tonight brings people together in unexpected ways.

PRICED ONLY TO $1.49 YARD $49 YARD Nl mtf mm4 yrd Mchin twnit iseuectioni RFTTFR DESIGNER BROADCLOTHS TablM Ptr Str. 44" 4S" wloV Solid JPs funciM. Nmt brand fabrki baifai yT0 59c I 3v TO 30S MOW MB SAVE a yARD 1 ff 9 4 Tablet Fr Stare a tr in SALE AT SAVE J1. i L- AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb.

18): Today's aspects make routine seem like hunting for a rainbow, its pot of gold. Joy and pain is from shared experience of searching, not anything tangible. PISCES (Feb. 19-Mareh 20): Pursue the investigation your curiosity prompts. Follow up answers with more questions.

Try not to show excitement. A formula emerges for rebuilding. Morgan formtriy MOIOAN DKAPIKr CLEANERS AdjustaDrape World's largest draptry cleaning prectst. 'THE'ARBA'f FINEST jPHONE 529-371 1 Plant and Stort Locattd 303 N. Trlmblt Rd.

WS RIBEING u. Moehirt il BONANZA only inch 1 4ti wmr, p9tmm prttt. YARD Good t'u SOLID SWISS FLOCKS 49" to 4S" wl. 10 Potv -SOS Cvtf. wtb, prm Bru.

Jun ddA 1 00 sly iAvmes COUPON ITEM Limit 5 yards YARD I Goodftru I. g- ttt'if 3i' I 'J I feT LtV lm? NIWSELICTION ill Romantic elegance for your wedding MONDAY, JUNE 13 YOUR BIRTHDAY TODAY: Fortune smiles gently all year. If you go along with prevailing influences without too much defiance, you are spared harsher conditions faced by others. In relationships, let well enough alone. In the final analysis you must accept people as they are, faults and all.

Today's natives develop extensive theories covering many fields, are prone to defend them by any available means. Those bom this year will come up with evaluations that wreck popular rules. ARIES (March 21-April 19): Impatience is natural in emotionally charged matters and business. Both turn positive if you relax. A recap shows how to improve these situations soon.

TAURUS (April 20-May 20): The system doesn't stop or slow down for adverse influences. On a day like this decisions are open to error. Go by set rules if you can't opt for a better time. GEMLNI (May 21-June 20): Talks go in odd directions, onto unfamiliar topics. You can either learn or simply get upset, depending on the degree of personal security you function under.

CANCER (June 21-July 22): Let friends buzz a while with schemes before you pay attention. Today's version is short-lived at best. Dispose of clutter, find homes for surplus items. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) If a decision must be made involving several people, the soft sell works better than a fast-talking spiel.

Avoid anything resembling doubts of your own qualities. VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) Look over accounts, question the real merits of special feeling you get when you're together. love 25...

HUNDREDS OF YARDS BETTER SPORTSWEAR SwniKhtr, daniai'Wviqht, cbck, plldi, itrfpct, qowM-tookt nd dH. 44 wid. Plytr bltwd, pr- FABRIC1 FUSIBLI LACE DRESS CLEARANCE KTICiW TRIMMINGS 1 ..1.1 .1 ii3 Valutt to 9 Yordl idMrt, ftock, olyrl. Ali cimpr. lVt "jT I WW SITOI.T0 I YARD fj TP l2 3 yds.

for II a REGULAR $1.98 YARD Clearance 00 YARD 1 PRINT JERSEY pP jY Pull biH. Scute and abstract print. Liflit nd mm fjf PRICED TO CLEAR 4 Tfrff DOUBLE SUNDAY ONU savito foj IJvl KNITS free Ii 50 OFF fef rvim PATTERN NOW ONLY If hill bolti and I t.l vard euri. 100. f.iintir.

Tk MB YARD fi tS Sallat ai tawlti. Fint quality. tH baih. tea. Unt iO cwtom.n wltd tlO Si Orieiadl Sl-M.

arkaa. Slplicit. jff fl yaoav MeCall, lut.ncli ar la tak wiVuZvl SAej2.oo Opt )) KT i NOW ONLY YARD fl PATTERN Wlm mrr HOUSE OF FABRICS PolyiHf iweh, drm, pant, 1lA I IjWri North: 1458 Park Ave. West -n 4 I II a11 M'''ij'jfj South: 1438 Lexington Ave. '7 F71 POLYESTER Open Sundays ffl flpptRS iiw i Monday thru Sat 10-9 1 JR Save t9 32c DonrD Sale in Progress No! fjUy PROGRESS? Sae Sat a 7 pji wr The groom goes FREE, Ravfi 1D nn thfi whole party with a party of 5 or more.

your unforgettable formal mox Mansfield's only formalwear specialist 1265 Lexington Across from King's 756-2222 times! or ill a fc. a. a.

Get access to Newspapers.com

  • The largest online newspaper archive
  • 300+ newspapers from the 1700's - 2000's
  • Millions of additional pages added every month

About News-Journal Archive

Pages Available:
1,468,805
Years Available:
1891-2024