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East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-09-29
City Engineer
Is Speaker At
Exchange Club

For it's noon meeting next
Tuesday, the Exchange Club
will have as it's speaker Walter
E. Webb, Assistant Engineer
of East Cleveland.
Webb will speak on various
projects in city engineering
with special emphasis upon
sewer projects including the
Stanwood culvert.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-09-29

lnduStflal ana real estate eX-
perts have considered East
Cleveland along the same line
as good as champagne-that is
the older it is, the better.
As of this date, city engineer
NJ. S. Douglas reports building
in the community during 1860
has reached S4,379,O00 Tax
wise this gives the city an extra
$4,000 annual revenue and the
school district $4,000 per an
mum.
According to finance director
G. T. Apthorp, because of the
record-breaking building pro-
gram, the tax valuation for
this year is expected to exceed
101 million dollars.
This continues the upward
trend in richness of the city
which in 1860 had total valu-
alton Of Ga million dollars.
Actually, the multi-million
dollar building boom does not
tell the complete story on the
increase of the city's worth.
Tangibles, the material eff
fects that go into buildings,
such as machinery or products
add to the tax valuation some
20 per cent.
In building this year. seven
structures valued over $4,000
each have been erected or will
be. They are three different
apartment sites totaling S3,714,-
600, an A & P supermarket,
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-09-29

100000; a savings and loan
firm, 100000; a bowling alley,
100000 and the new fire sta
ton. No. 2, $4,000.
City Manager Charles A. Car
ran points out that the con-
tinuance of building in the city
shows the confidence people
have of East Cleveland is two
fold.
First" he said, "the eager
ness of businessmen to come in
with new industry and retail
stores, shows they believe the
city is continually moving for
ward. Secondly. the fact SO
many apartment b uildings
and homes are going up and
being filled or bought shows
that people are finding this
city a good place to live as we'll
as conduct business"
What does the future hold9
"We believe the picture is as
bright as can be-" answers Mr..
Carran. Our faith is such that
we are participating in the
growth and Improvement of
East Cleveland.
Mr.. Carran was referring to
a quarter of million dollar
sewer project that is now under
way, the s150,oo0 paving of
Euclid ave, that was recently
completed, plus the new fire
station and continuing service
treatment Of city streets that
annually cost $4,000.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-09-29
Mrs. Goodman
Better After
Brutal Attack

An East Cleveland woman,
slugged and. robbed in her home
last Sunday, was reported in
fair condition today as police
still sought her brutal assailant.
Improving from the attack
at the hands of six-foot Prov
Ter who invaded her home at
1888 Nelacrest rd., is Mrs.
Bessie Goodman, 60.
The widow was alone watch
ing television when the robber
entered her unlocked apart
ment.
Police believe the intruder
felt Mrs. Goodman's brother
kept large sums Of money at the
home and that was the cause
of the robbery and assault.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-09-29
Grille HOSPITAL

More than one hundred and
twenty-five veterans at Grille
Hospital will be guests of the
Ladies Auxiliary East Cleveland
Post 1900 VFW at 1880 pm.
Saturday.
Games and refreshments will
be the order of the day at the
hospital.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-09-29
PhiIomene Club
Will Hold Dance

The Philomene Club, the
young single adults of st. Philo-
mena Church is having its sixth
anniversary dance at Shaker
Lee Hall, 3946 Lee rd.,tomor-
row night from 8 to IL. Music
will be furnished by the Frank
Daniels orchestra.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-09-29
Greek Girl
Adopted By
200 Scouts
By Roselyn Scharschmidt

Somewher in a small village
on the ancient isle of Crete
lives a 12-year-old girl who be-
sides having six brothers and
sisters now has more than 200
foster sisters from East Cleve-
land.
The Caledonia neighborhood
Girl Scouts and Brownies have
just been informed the young
ster they adopted last summer
through the Foster Parents
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-09-29

RECIPIENT Of the merit
award for the most out
standing progress in her
Gloss is Mrs Sally Stonkvs,
1926 Hayden ave.. who re-
ceived the citation at srod-
uction exercises al the Gen.
troI School Of Practical
Nursing ost week. Mrs.
Stonkus, who received her
clinical training ct Univer-
sity Hospitals will do eeri-
ofric nursing at the new
Margaret Wagner Home
offer the first Of the year.
For The present time she is
doing privote duty nvrs-
ing.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-09-29
B SIN Ess
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814 East I52nd St.
Cleveland 10
Building Boom Hits East Cleveland
Total Construction
Highest Since 1857

With big assist from the 3I2 million dollar high
rise apartment project Terrace rd., East Cleve-
land is on its way to building boom the like of
which have not been since 1857.
While certain unqualified observers have associated
decadence with the age of the city it is apparent
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-09-29

be up against a rough and tough
defense and a winged T, bal
anced line offense.
A Garfield man that should
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-09-29

Shaw's Junior Varsity foot.
ball team started the 1860
season recently by beating
Collinwood J.V. squad 3S
to 0.
Every boy on the team
played in the first half.
Roger Peckinpaugh had the
longest run of the day, Sc
yards.
The junior squads next
opponent will be Willoughby
South today at 4 pm. at Shaw
Stadium.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-09-29
Victorious Shaw Looks For No. 3

key players, should grab all the
marbles.
Tomorrow, the Cardinals will
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-09-29

EXCHANGE STUDENT MAKES VARSITY FOOTBALL
SQUAD, Warwick GendoII (middIe) shows his concern
as he watches the Shaw football team in action. An
exchange student from New Zealand see story on this
poge), he soys football is similar Rugby but more
"brvtoI" Other benehwormers are Wilson Rick Qeft)
and Jeff Cunningham. Photo by Tom Byero
Evening star., 1960-04-10
April 10

jones Peose tleporeIIo), Chorles
K. |. Dovis COon Ottoviol, John
Reordon tMosetto), John Nc
Curdy (the commondontl. Pc
ter Hermon Adler conducts.
2:l5
5-U. S. SteeIworkeFs.
2:30
5-BeneoI Loneers. AdV'nture.
9-Sports Spectacular.
Ia Hours. Bud Polner, host.
300
5-Crusode in the Pacific.
documentary on Passover.
$3.50
Slim Bowie. Adventure.
7-Chompionship Bridge.
Leonard B. Hormon, Ivor Stok-
gold vs.. Helen Sobel, Peter A.
LeventrItt.
400
5-MetropoIiton Movie.
Ia Hours. "Son of Kong"
1882. Robert Armstrong.
IL Married joan. Comedy.
9-Mosters Tournament.
Ia Hours. From Augusta (0o.)
National Golf Club.
4:30
4-WorId Championship Golf.
Joy Hebert opposes Don Foirfield.
7-Compaisn Roundup. ISpec1.
A series on political activity in
key oreos across the Nation. Re-
porting the trends and develop
ments are Bill Shodel, Quincy
Howe, Edward P. Moroon, Paul
Harvey, John Robson. Al Mann,
William Winter
Evening star., 1960-04-10

4-Frontiers Of Faith.
The Lost Coge." By Jack Ku-
ney. A dromo concerned with
contemporary application OF the
Christian ethie.
7-Sundoy Matinee. Movie.
Ia Hours. "Up the River"
1898. Tony Martin, Phyllis
Brooks, Preston Foster.
ZOO
4-NBc opero c'mp'ny. C'Ior.
2h Hours. The English version
Of Mozort's opera. "Oon Gio-
vonni." Storing Cesore Siepi,
with Leontyne Price tOonno
Anno), Helen George tOonno
EIviro), Judith Roskin (Zerlinol,
Evening star., 1960-10-08
INVESTMENT PROPERTY

Herndon. Va. - 2-story, IO-rm.
house located on quiet. dead-end
st. converted into 3 apts.: has 3
porcheS and off-st. parking. Pres
ent income about S4OO per mo.
Priced at only S22,95O. terms.
Evening star., 1960-10-08

VIENNA WOODS - Owner
transferred, wants quick
sale. Assume lee. 494es loan
on rambler; lge. cor. lot,
partially fenced: 8 bedrms.,
. baths, spacious liv., din,
rms: built-in brkfst. nook,
built-in oven, birch cabinets,
WestinghouSe refgr., dis
posal: full bsmt.; air condi-
tioner; ga years old. DU.
5-5173.
Evening star., 1960-10-08
Collingwood
Clarke &
Sampson, Inc.
HORSE SHOW

liz. N, st. Asaph St., Alexandria
oV. 3-3232, Realtors, XII. e-6640
Evening star., 1960-10-08
THE EVENING STAR AIS.
Washington, D. c.
SotUrdoy, October 3, 1850
FARMS
ICQNIINuEnl

NANJEM0Y, MD.-I27Is acres, "a
acres cleared. 111a-acre tobacco
allotment: 2-yr.-old mod. masonry
rambler. 3 bedrms., 2 baths, sep.
DIN. rm., table-space kit, full
bsmt.; > tobacco barns. Entire
iaTm Is nice and level. Only ask
ing $40, 1000. PRINCE GEORGES.
REALTY CO, UN. 4-1l66.
80 ACRES MOUNTAIN LAND, q
9S-acre dairy farm, 7-room brick
house, bath: bankbarn, % stan-
chions. silo;- stream: $4,000. 80
lJl-acre beef farm: has z rooms;
good home; bath, heat; about 10
acres in woods and timber; bank
barn, workshop, garage, ali in
good repair: $4,000.
81 acres in mountain, with 5-room
house. oil Dashboard heat. bath:
5snkoarn' garase; lays nice;
! have several 2-scre lots for cabin
sites with nice view in the noun.
tains for sale
Il acres mountain land, all wooded;
12-room professional home. with a
of1ces and waiting room, for
osntlst or doctor; in EmmlLsburE,
Nd. 100000.
ga acres fronting Route is psar
Emmltsburg, all in Christmas
trees: $4,000.
Evening star., 1960-10-08
INDUSTRIAL PROP. for RENT
RENT OR LEASE

@~@@e ~ -
Northeast sec. of D. c.
5000 So. it,, one story;
heated, fire-resistant bldg.
plus 1900 So. it,, air-cond.
Offices, and 1900 50. it,,
mezzanine over Offices.
BIO, f1oor-level, private
r.r. siding and truck docks.
Also 10000 50. it. on two
heavy-load floors; freight
elevator and loading dock.
Immediate possession. For
insp., call MA. 2-1433 or
LU. 4-1417.
Evening star., 1960-10-08
HOUSES FOR SALIVA.

LONG, Low RAMBLER, with 4
BEDROOMS, FULL BATHS.
Family room adjoining ghstening
fireplace. playroom for the kids,
double patio on family rm. ONL Y
Sl9,050. REAL ESTATE SERVICE,
INC, REALTORS. IA. 10000.
LONG N Low, with carport and
a acres OF land with large trees
is the setting OF this 3 bedroom,
? bath home with separate din
ing room, living room with IRE
place, fun basement with fireplace.
Priced at S23. 800.
UNITED RLTY., CIR. 3-2484
MARUMSCo SALES CORR.
Woodbridge, Va.
Dial 703-GY. 4-6444
Evening star., 1960-10-08
BUSINESS PROP. for SALE INDUSTRIAL PROP. for SALE

3 ACRES OF Baltimore blvd, close
TO Laurel: 2-bedroom house and
ndustRiaI HuGnfs sae for Sssa psst sssrs ssany
S10.950 with $500 down.
ROBERT z. LOHR. INC.
HE. 4-40OO
Evening star., 1960-10-08

CLINTON, MD. - Builders, a acre:
new hdtp. .rd., excellent Iocationi
$4,000. Call 10. S-72RQ,
Evening star., 1960-10-08
INVESTMENT PROP, SALE

FIELD AREA-5-family
all 2-bedrm. units, brand-new
brick BLDG. must be seen to be
appreciated. Income S4e7 so mo.
Call anytime to see j, NJ, NED
LEY, 10. S-5777.
Evening star., 1960-10-08

WOODBRIDGE - CT ASSUMPTION
3 bedrm.. " bath cape Cod,
Fenced ward. Small down pay
ment. $3.50 mo, includes every
thing, BY OWNER. Phone GY
Evening star., 1960-10-08
APARTMENT

EXECUTIVE DESIRING TAX Loss
will sell 100000 N. Arl. estate
overlooking river to a corporation
desiring entertainment facils. for
tax write-off. Accountant advises
no more than $500 cash can be
accepted. OWNER. ia. 4-335O.
GAITHERSBURG, 20 acres all util,
avail; industrial poten.; $4,000
per acre
Evening star., 1960-10-08
F. w. BERENS, Realtor

wellington, 22i W. Blvd. dr.. -
Rustic-type home, needing exten
repairs, sit. on 2 bldg. lots. Fac.
ing Mt Vernon Mem. pkwy. Price
$19, 800. Land itself is worth
the price. Open Sun, 1915. DI
7-03S0,
Evening star., 1960-10-08

EXCLUSIVE LoCA.
TI0N, near Baileys
Crossroads in Seven
Corners shop. Gust.
tom constructed. l.
floor living at Its best.
3 bedrooms. Ia
baths, 2-car garage,
full daylight basement
exotic kitchen. Rec
restion area nearby
(swimming pool bond
Availablel. Excellent
schools within walk
ing distance. Don't
miss an excellent op-
portunity. Call now
for Photo-Faet Bro
chure: selected for
National House OF
Homes, RoUTH ROB-
BINS REAL ESTATE
CORP, kI. $4,000.
Evening star., 1960-10-08

tLDERLY CoUPLEs-To those re-
iring couples Is available an at
traetive brick home in pleasant
community Comm I. Sr Of rrcpt T. RSyS ;S Va
flowers, fenced-in rear yard; Z
rms. in house, has 4 bedrooms, /
bedroom can be used as den, .
bedrooms air conditioned. Ask
ing price, $4,000. Phone Front
Royal, Va NE. b-3234 after
nm
Evening star., 1960-10-08
PARKER
SMITH A. DoNNEIL

SMITH g. DoNNELL
IA. 7-6161 REALTORS IA. 7-sS17
GOLF CLUB MANORS IN. Airing
ton ton Country clg6 ya, arsso-seaTti; ,a
b-bedroom. 3-bath, center-hall CO.
lonial with large family room. 90
It. screened porch and garage.
Call for appt. IA. 7-6525, WAL
TER REYNOLDS CO., INC.
Evening star., 1960-10-08
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

ALEX.-Restaurant for sale, good
loc.. good business. KI, g-g392
or TE 6-5l7l after 6:3O pm.
AUTO BODY and paint shop, An
Mandate, Va, CL. 6-3I39: after
pm, FL. 4-6959.
BAR AND RESTAURANT. owner III
6SeSt oneT. 1892 l4th st. NV.
Evening star., 1960-10-08
BENSEL'S REALTY
LOTS, ACREAGE F0R SALE

WILHELM BENsEL, REALToR
Church 81. Ext.
Ihurmont, Mo. Phone OR. 1-2342
Evening star., 1960-06-12

hairpins," admitted the Sen
ator, whose efforts are being
aided by Senator Carroll, Dem
ocrat of Colorado, and a few
aides.
Senator Monroney keeps in
touch with James E. Doyle of
Madison, Wis, founder of the
first Draft-StevenSon Commit
tee of the current campaign.
He also advises Mr.. Stevenson
of what is being done. The
former Illinois Governor has
forbidden any national organi-
zation in his behalf and has
even asked Senator Monroney
not to go around speaking to
Stevenson volunteer groups.
They Keep in Touch
The Stevensonians keep in
touch with each other through
a mimeographed newsletter
sent out by Joseph Smolen in
Madison. They spend their
time collecting money for news
paper ads, writing or visiting
uncommitted delegates and cir
culating petitions.
Mr.. Stevenson's friends, Sen
ator Monroney says, are attemp-
ting neither to create a deadlock
nor to stop" anyone. They
only hope that the convention
will be an open one at which
the strong subterranean sup
port for Mr.. Stevenson will be
made manifest.
Evening star., 1960-06-12

Of the insurgent group is
Herbert H. Lehman, former
United States Senator and
former New York Governor,
who is a strong Stevenson sup
porter.
One Of Mrs. Roosevelt's sons,
Franklin D. Roosevelt. jr., has
been ian active supporter of
Senator Kennedy in his efforts
to win the Democratic nomina-
titon.
A dispatch to the New York
Post today from Robert G.
Spivack, its Washington cor
respondent, said the Stevenson
message to Mrs. Roosevelt
would make it Completely
clear that he is available for
a presidential draft . :"
Mr.. Spivack said the Steven
son message will reaffirm
what he had hoped was already
clear to his wide following,
namely that if nominated he
will run, and if elected he will
serve :"
Evening star., 1960-06-12

Mrs. Roosevelt said the collapse
of the recent summit confer
ence at Paris had convinced her
that America needs the wisdom,
maturity and experience of the
60-year-old Mr.. Stevenson.
She said Senator Kennedy
would show courage and un-
self1shnesS by accepting the
No. 2 spot on the Democratic
ticket. The vice presidency,
she added, would give the AZ
year-old Kennedy "the op-
portunity to grow and to learn. +"
The Massachusetts, Senator
"is young enough yet to look
forward to many more years
Of public service" Mrs. RooSe-
velt said.
T, In announcing her preference
for Mr.. Stevenson, Mrs. Roose-
velt said she was acting strictly
as an individual-and not in
behalf of the insurgent Demo-
cratic group in New York with
which she is associated.
Another prominent member
Evening star., 1960-06-12

among a lot of politicians who
know her strength with certain
groups"
Mrs. Roosevelt's call for Mr..
Stevenson with Senator Ken
nedy, Democrat of Massachu-
sets in second place, will, Sem
ator Monroney feels, end a
slippage of eggheads to the
Kennedy camp and also cause
a Stiffening in the ranks of lib
erals who really want Mr.. Ste
Stevenson.
Sees Significant Effect
at will also," he said, "have
an effect in the vital States like
Illinois, New York, Pennsyl-
vania, New Jersey and Cali
fornia."
Senator Monroney, a Steven
son partisan since 1852, con-
Stituted himself a one-man
clearing house for scattered
leaderless Stevenson fans after
the collapse of the summit. He
has visited four Governors-Ed-
mond G. Brown of California,
Robert Meyner of New Jersey,
David Lawrence of PennSyl-
vania and Stephen McNichols
of Colorado-invited, in the
case Of favorite sons, second
ballot support and pointed out
the lively, amateur organiza-
tionS functioning in Mr.. Steven
sons behalf in As States.
Little Encouragement
Senator Monroney got little
encouragement from party
leaders, who conceded Mr..
Stvenson's qualities and the
presence of fervent locals. but
much from the housewives and
professors whom he found in
almost every State working to
beat the band against the Won
derful. Smooth-working, COM
petent, confident Kennedy
forces"
ITS all being done with
Evening star., 1960-06-12
Banner to Speak

Knox Banner, executive di-
rector of the National Capital
Downtown Committee, Inc,
will address the Connecticut
Avenue Association at Z pm.
Tuesday in the Dupont Plaza
Hotel.
Evening star., 1960-06-12
Mrs. Roosevelt Boosts
Stevenson Supporters
By MARY McGRORY
Star STAFF Writer

Backers of Ada Stevenson enormously backed by
Mrs Eleanor Rooseve Endorsement of the twome standard
bearer they hope to nominate again.
This ones got votes Senator Monroney. Democrat
OF Oklahoma sedegnaed leader of the stubborn SteveA-
sonans around the country It will re-calcuation
Evening star., 1960-06-12
SteVensonHeId
Ready 10 Yield
To Party Draft

NEW YORK. June II (AP)
I-Adlai E. Stevenson today
was reported ready and willing
to make his third bid for
the White House-if next
months Democratic National
Convention drafts him as the
party's presidential candidate.
A definite statement to this
effect is believed to be in the
hands now of Mrs. Eleanor
Roosevelt, widow of President
Franklin D. Roosevelt. The New
York Post said the statement
would make Mr.. StevenSon's
availability completely clear" I"
Mrs. Roosevelt announced
two days ago her formal pref
erence for Mr.. Stevenson as the
1860 Democratic candidate
over Senator Kennedy of Mas
sachusetts, the front-runner
for the presidential nomina-
ton.
Stevenson Sent Reply
Mr.. Stevenson confirmed to-
day at his farm home in
Libertyville, ILL.,, that he had
sent a telegram to Mrs. Roose-
velt-and Mrs. RooSevelt'S pri-
vate secretary said her that
the telegram had been received.
Mr.. Stevenson declined to
discuss the contents of his mes
sage to the former First Lady
and would only say that any
release of its contents would
have to be made by Mrs. RooSe-
velt.
Mrs. Roosevelt could not be
reached at her home for COM
ment but her secretary said
Mrs. Roosevelt did plan to re-
lease the Stevenson telegram,
though not Immediately.
Mr.. Stevenson's telegram
presumably was a direct COM
ment from the two-time Demo-
cratic presidential candidate on
Mrs. RooSevelt's publicly an
nounced support of him this
year.
| In her statement Thursday,
Evening star., 1960-06-12

Stocks and stocks Of handsome ocks from two Of Americas
mPeoeobe toiorne the new textures not the foshon
Goors roPcos Of Docron poyester and royon cords of
roon and moho beneones of Kode poyester and royon
Blues ee tons, browns, olives chars and blacks PIeoed
fronts sizes 70 to A. plain fronts 28 to 3d. Buy quantity
tor vacation, casual and Fathers Doy!
Evening star., 1960-06-02
Quick Cornish

To make delicious gar
nisheS to accompany salad
plates, soften instant minced
onion in a little milk and
blend with cream cheese;
stir to soften cheese and add
a little dill or favorite herb
mixture, if desired. Chill
slightly, shape into balls and
roll in finely chopped parsley,
minced ham, minced lunch
con meat or finely chopped
ripe olives. Service these fla
vorful and colorful garnishes
with luncheon or dinner SAL
ads. They're easy to make
with moisture-free onion
saving time and toll. No
messy peeling or chopping
raw onions, no tears and no
odor on your hands. One
tablespoon of instant minced
onion is equal in flavor to "a
cup Of chopped raw onion.
Evening star., 1960-06-02
Glass Bukes Faster

Glass bakes food faster
than shiny metal pans. A
good rule to follow when
baking in glass ovenware is
to lower the temperature of
the oven about 25 degrees F.
below that used for baking in
metal pans. Thus if an old
time recipe (not tested for
glass; says bake a cake at
$50 degrees F., set the oven
for 325 degrees F. for baking
in heat-resistant glass.
Evening star., 1960-06-02
CHEF SAYS
Prepare
Buffet
AtHome

a WeuulIlS ISCeptlOn at
home for friends and family
can be one that the bride will
look back on with special
tenderness.
A garden with flowers or
the house filled with seasonal
blooms are ideal places for
the reception. Even on a lin
tied budget, the food and
drink can be delicious and
fitting.
Chicken salad made with
big hunks of chicken, dressed
up with white grapes and
slivered almonds can be the
feature of the buffet. Hot
French brooches, a refreshing
punch, and, Of course, the
wedding cake can complete
the menu.
Chicken Salad De Luxe
6 3-pound chickens cut in
pieces
2 quarts water
2 sliced onions
6 celery tops
4 bay leaves
2 tablespoons accent
2 tablespoons salt
Put chicken pieces in 2
deep kettles with tight-f1tting
lid. Divide remaining ingre-
dientS between the 2 kettles.
Cover. Bring to a boil and
simmer 40 minutes at reduced
heat. Remove from heat;
pour broth through strainer.
Remove meat from bones in
as large pieces as possible.
Refrigerate meat and broth.
When cool, dice chicken in
good-siZed pieces. This. yields
approximately Is cups of
diced chicken.
To prepare salad:
is cups diced, cooked chicken
3 cups chopped celery
! cup seedlesS grapes Cor
white grapes halved and
Seeded)
2 cups mayonnaise
13 cup lemon juice
"a teaspoon hot sauce
! teaspoon Worcestershire
sauce
/ cup toasted slivered al
monds
Combine chicken with
celery and grapes. Mix
mayonnaise, lemon juice, hot
sauce and Worcestershire
sauce. Add to chicken; toss
lightly. Refrigerate until
served. When ready to serve,
arrange on platter on salad
greens. Sprinkle with toasted,
Slivered almonds and garnish
with grapes, seedless ones.
Yield: "a servings.
Fruit Punch
! cup powdered sugar
3 cups fairly strong tea
112 quarts fresh or frozen
grapefruit juice.
112 quarts fresh or frozen
orange juice
IL cups lime juice
1l2 quarts ginger ale
Combine all ingredients but
ginger ale and chill them.
When serving, pour over
Party Ice Molds in punch
bowl and add cold ginger ale.
For champagne punch,
either all champagne or half
champagne and half SPAR
king water may be used in
stead of ginger ale.
Party Ice MOlds
Pour water into futed tart
pans to within 12-inch from
top. Freeze until firm. Re-
move from freezer. Top molds
in decorative pattern with
strawberry slices, slices of
lime and kumquats. Slowly
add water to cover. Freeze
until firm.
Evening star., 1960-06-02

Pour water into fluted tart
pans to within 1a-inch from
top. Freeze until firm. Re-
move from freezer. Top molds
in decorative pattern with
strawberry slices, slices of
lime and kumquats. Slowly
add water to cover. Freeze
until firm.
(Released by The Bell syndicate)
Evening star., 1960-04-10

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