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The Kitchen Celebrates Haloween Special Treats
The fall nip is in the air
and the days are shorter. It
will soon be time for “AH
Hallows Eve” to bring little
goblins to your door.
For moat children in our
country, Halloween is an
eskiting night of costumes,
masks and big bags of
sweets collected tricar
rail tasmons trom neigu*
bore. Some parents,
however, prefer to entertain
their children’s friends at
HALLOWEEN FUN A cookie decorating cohtest is sure
to be the highlight of the Halloween festivities at your house
this year. The decorating possibilities are limitless and the
rewards are delicious.
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Allen Hornthal
Councilman
Nov. 6,1979
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have a nutritional party
mean, featuring a mix-it
yourseif pop corn bar la
begin with and end up with a
cookie-decorating content,
odsr or canned fredt joke
and fresh fruit?
We’ve all been to tasty
salad bars, where a fit-it
yoursdf array of enticing
tidbits await choosing Joßy
Time’s Pop Core Bar works
the same way with
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aUoefeech child to mix he
or her own concoction. Sanaa
suggestions: raisins,
chocolate chips, peanut
pumpkin seeds, flaked
coconut, chewy sandy
pieces. Set at salt, a but
tery flavored seasoning and
sugar in shakers. Naur,
watch what imagiaatien
kids have!
You could let the Kttla
goblins hove son with a
alike will enjoy decorating
raisins, semi-sweet
chocolate pieces, red cin-
Mrs. Toppin
Named
Representative
Mrs. E. C. Toppin,
(Kspatcher at the Edenton
Police Department, will
represent Albemarle
Presbytery at a three day
consultation on criminal
justice, to be held at Mon
treat. October PS, under
the auspices of the
Presbyterian Synod of
North Carolina.
A deacon at the Edenton
Presbyterian Church, Mrs.
Toppin will be accompanied
at the conference by the
Rev. and Mrs. Paul R.
Carlsor
!*■' r. Carlson's absence,
the Edenton pulpit wiH be
occupied on Sunday by Mrs.
Winifred J. (“Winnie”)
Wood of Camden, a member
of Albemarle Presbytery’s
Christian Education
Committee.
Earlier in the week. Dr.
Carlson will be participating
in the fifth annual
Philadelphia Conference on
Teaching the Lessons of the
Holocaust. This conference
is open to teachers in the
Philadelphia public school
system, one of a growing
number drat are attempting
to integrate material on die
Holocaust into social studies
curricula.
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coloring and bent until
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< * > Before fee party bake up
several batches efbttromd
shapes such as cuts,
prepkhiTheday us the
party, he ready to art urt
hearts 'of vanilla sad
chocolate frosting and
the kids go. After the
fruit juke or stonmlßg caps
of hot chocototo jaaMhe
he made by das radpe with
the homemade taste.
UMTS Hut ewakfei
leap hotter or margarine
1 cup light bream sugar,
*v x a a
nnmy pacKra
1 egg
lb cups quick-cookiog
2te cups whole wheat floor
grated orange
_ % teaspoon ground da
te teaspoon orange ex
tract
Creamy chocolate
Ckwam together butter
and towns sugar until light
and flrtfy. Add ogg and
Merely well. Stir in dry
aaasoa. Cover with plastk
wrap and chill one to 3
hours, or until very firm.
fool dough tola Had bade ;
place os cookie short and
press flat with toe bottom on
a glass that hes been dipped
in granulated sugar. Bake 7
minutes; remove from
ke cream cone into .each
cookie, dipping cone on a I
slight angle to resemble 1
witch’s hat Continue baking
3 to S minutes laager, or
until *■—fcu» is <fonv Cool
completely on rack. If cone <
has come unraveled
slightly, press back 1
together, or bend slightly to
sop off any edge. Frost
with Creamy Chocolate
Frosting. i
Oeway Chocolate Frosttog
1 tahhnponn butter or
1 square baking chocolate
lte tablespoons hot water
1 tablespoons heavy
cream
l cup confectioner's ssgar
Melt butter and chocolate
in small saucepan. Add hot
blend thoroughly. Spreadhon
cookies with small spatula
or brush.
“Double, Double, Toil and
Trouble...” calls to mind a
spicy hot brew at Halloween
or at most any time during
the cpld weather. This
pikkie came to ua recently
and we pass it along to you.
Pumpkin soup, you know, is
a speciality of Old Salem
Thvern but they sort of
guard their recipe. Ibis one
might fill your need.
SpkyPnmpkfasSenp
3 cups milk
1 lb. can pumpkin (3 •
cups)
1 tablespoon butter or ,
margarine
1 tablespoon maple syrup !
te teaspoon salt
y« teaspoon each nutmeg
and ground ginger
te teaspoon cinnamon
S' tablespoons toasted
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Thursday, October 35. tin
to a large saucepan, host
mifr just until the stam
mering point, about 7
minutes. Stir in pumpkin
mpi mmr. (Mt nuxoare
thoroughly, but don’t bait
Serve immediately, topped
• cups.
CARD OF THANKS
I would like to express my
grateful appreciation for aB
die cards, visits and phone
calls and all other ex
pressions of sympathy at the
time of toe death of my
sister, Frances F. Proctor.
Mis. Vernon F. Barrow
Assigned
UJS. FORCES, Germany
Spec. 4 George W.
Downing, whose wife,
Gener, lives in Oohimhte, S.
C., recently was assigned as
an administrative «p—
--with the 84th Fiekf Artillery
in Neckarsuhn, Germany.
His parents, Mr. and
Mis. Willie L. Downing, tore
at 106 Tyler Lane, Edenton,
N.C.