Page Eight
THE NEW BERN MIRROR, NEW BERN, N. C.
Friday, October 27, 1961
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By CAROLYN COKER
Wasn’t the game last Friday night
sad? I won’t say anything else about
it because I might perjure myself,
but I’m sure you know what I’m
thinking. If you don’t just open your
ears and listen to some of the gos
sip going around.
Hunting season opened a few
weeks ago. Do you suppose this has
anything to do with all the absences
lately? Possibly many of our stu
dents suffer from squirrel-itis.
Report cards came out Monday.
All the poor unfortunate students
can no longer enjoy themselves. Re
port cards are a contagious disease
which everyone would rather avoid
Halloween is coming up soon. This
year as before, many of the yougth
of New Bern will participate in a big
“trick or treat for UNICEF” cam
paign. UNICEF is the United Nations
International Childrens Emergency
Fund. It helps children throughout
the world who are hungry and needy
and without medical care.
Over 100 countries and 50,000,000
children and mothers are among
For the best In wheel balencing,
Wheel alignment/ motor tune«up»
brake, generator, starter repairs,
Harvey Moore.
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Bridgeton, N. C. Dial ME 7-3U2
Quality Shoe Repairing
at
Reasonable Prices
IDEAL
SHOE SHOP
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903 Broad Street
’ NVE 7-5011
those who benefit from UNICEF.
Governments are assisted in pro
grams of disease control, nutrition,
and maternal and child welfare.
Now first, I appeal to you the
youth. Come out on Halloween night
and help us to collect for UNICEF.
We need you. This is safe, construc
tive fun. The trick is to treat all
the children of the world.
Finally, I urge you the adults to
give UNICEF all your support. Give
those pennies and nickles and dimes.
Give the penny that will buy five
glasses of milk for an undernourish
ed child.
Give the penny that will buy
enough vaccine to protect a child
from tuberculosis. Give the nickel
that will buy the penicillin to cure a
child of yaws. Won’t you respond to
the knock at your door on Hallo
ween night? Those youth participat
ing will be wearing orange and
black bands.
Give to the children of the world.
Give to the feeling of good will;
Top Ten Tunes
In New Bern
This Week
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1. Runaround Sue — Dion.
2. Big Bad John-— Jimmy Dean.
3. Hit The Road Jack — Ray
Charles.
4. Bristol Stomp — 'The Dovells.
5. Sad Movies — Sue Thompson.
6. Crying — Roy Orbison.
7. Let’s Get Together — Hayley
MUls.
8. Ya Ya — Lee Dorsey.
9. This Time — Troy Shondell.
10. I Love How You Love — Paris
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Half Barbecue Chicken with all the trimmings to eat on
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The best in seafoods and regular dinners served with Foleys
Famous home cooked pies, fresh daily. You can get your barbecue
fine or coarse cleaver cut.
For Your Convenience When We Are Closed, Pick Up
Our Barbecue Next Door at Hayes Food Center.
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Phone ME 7-227
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HALLOWEEN TREAT—No one could trick us into having
a witch or a female goblin for this week’s Mirror Maid. For
obvious reasons we picked Beth Martin, a New Bern High
school sophomore with as pretty a pair of eyes as you could
ever hope to see.—Photo by Billy Benners.
What's
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Cooking
Most New Bernians of all ages
are fond of sweets, and for something
different you might like to try
mincemeat fudge squares.
For ingredients you’ll need one-
half cup of butter, one cup of fine
ly-chopped walnuts, one teaspoon of
vanilla, one and one-half squares of
unsweetened chocolate that has been
melted, three-fourths of a cup of
sifted cake flour, one-fourth tea
spoon of salt, and confectioners’ sug
ar.
Cream the butter and regular sug
ar together. Add the eggs, one at a
time, beating after each addition.
Mix together the mincemeat, nuts,
vanilla, and melted chocolate. Add
to the fiyst mixture. Sift the flour
and salt together^ and fold in. Pour
into a shallow 8 by 12-inch baking
pan which has been greased and
lined with oiled paper.
Bake at 350 degrees for 30 to 35
minutes. Turn out of the pan onto
waxed paper while hot and cut into
small squares. Sprinkle with confec
tioners’ sugar. This recipe will give
you about 75 squares.
Having gained a pound or two,
you can then try cupid capers. For
ingredients yqq’ll need one cup of
dried irtfeed fruit, one cup of shred
ded coconuii one teaspoon of grated
lemon rind, three-fourths of a cup of
hazelnuts, one teaspoon of lemon
juice, one tablespoon of orange
juice, two tablespoons of confec
tioners’ sugar, one tablespoon of
Cointreau, and granulated sugar.
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The Looking Gloss^
(Contlita,«CI FrMii PagiB 1)
underbrush some distance away.
When a park employee -Bwived at
the spot where the bMl should have
been, everybody would be going
through the motions of looking for
it.
Failing to find it, the man who
had come to fetch it back to the ball
park would leave. The ball was then
cabbaged onto, and ended up on a
sandlot or a sidestreet. And now we ~
say the younger generation is awful.
Steam the dried fruit in the top
of a double boiler about 10 minutes.
Grind with the coconut and hazel
nuts — putting through the grinder
twice. Add the other ingredients and
knead until stiff. Add more confec
tioners’ sugar if the mixture needs
stiffening. When very firm, roll into
small balls, then roll in granulated
sugar. Allow to dry for several
hours. You’ll have about three dozen
cupid capers to reward you for your
effort.
Both of these recipes will come
in handy at any time, but are ideal
for the approaching holidays.
A bachelor is a man who believes
that one can live as cheaply as two.
A VISIT TO OUR
SHOWROOM
will reveal the complete
stock of hand-made items
that we fashion. Everything
from old-timey dolls to the
New Bern Bear.
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Ceramic Studio
215 Tryon Palace Drive
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Mi.'
for
Dependable Work
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ME 74545
• Ceramic Tile
• Quarry Porches
• Marble Fireplaces
• Rubber & Asphalt
Tile
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Tile Contractor
ME 7-5418
Plan Now to Enjoy
Thanksgiving Dinner
Without the Fuss and
Bother of Preparing it.
YOUR FAMILY GATHERING WILL BE A HAPPY
AND CAREFREE OCCASION IF YOU
LEAVE IT TO US TO MAKE IT SO.
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