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Health Tips
From AMA
Fishing is good
both physical and emotional —
says the American Medical
Association.
Of course, the millions of
Americans who head for the
lakes and streams across the
nation each fishing season don't
need a doctor to tell them that
fishing is good sport They prob
ably have seen their doctor sit
ting in the next boat with a line
in the water.
Fishing can be elaborate,
complete with a trip to the sea
shore and renting deepsea boats
and equipment. Or it can be the
cane pole and worms affair on
the banks of a neighborhood
creek. Either way it gets us out
in the fresh air and sunshine,
gets our minds off the cares of
the day.
Unless you are the vigorous
type who wades through racing
rapids or rows hard for miles,
fishing is mild exercise. Fishing
is good for the body and spirit.
But it has some built-in hazards.
Most of them can be avoided.
The most common fishing
accident is catching a barbed
hook in the flesh, usually a
finger or hand, but sometimes a
leg or other part of the body.
Lures and hooks left un
protected on a dock or on the
bottom of a boat cause many of
these accidents.
The wise fisherman guards
against accidents by shielding
the hook. One simple way to do
this is to stick a small cork over
thr barb Lures should be stored
in the tackle box until needed,
and returned promptly to the
box when removed from the
leader. The band of your favor
ite fishing hat is, of course, a
reasonably safe place to keep
lures you intend to use later in
the day.
Fly or bait casters are re
sponsible for many hook acci
dents to thetr fellow fishermen.
Particularly dangerous are the
"side-winders" who cast with a
side arm motion rather than
overhead. Train yourself to look
before each cast to make certain
no one is in the way. This will
also save lures from snagging
on trees and bushes as you cast.
In removing a hook from
the fish, hold the fish firmly
under the gills, to that its head
can't flop or wiggle. A freshly
caught fish is slippery and hard
to hold Get a firm grip before
dislodging the hook.
If, despite precautions, a
hook becomes imbedded in your
hand or finger, don't try to pull
il out. Your physician will snip
off the shank and push it
through, thus causing less
further damage to torn flesh.
The doctor will also, if neces
sary, administer antibiotics and
tetanus toxoid. Hook wounds
often lead to infection unless
treatrdprope rl y.
Fisnfnfc "is lun, A fish hook
through the hand can spoil
the day. With care it can be
avoided.
CUBA BUYS U.S. GOODS
J. Edgar Hoover said that
Cuban delegates to the United
Nations have been buying mili
tary equipment from VS. sur
plus stores to equip pro-Castro
guerilla groups in other Latin-
American Countries. The FBI
director told this to a Congres
sional committee In mid-
February.
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Health Tips
From AMA
Small boats by the hun
dreds of thousands art back in
the water this month, freshly
scraped and painted after a
winter of storage.
In the deep South many
boating fans are on the water
most of the winter, but in most
of the nation June is the season
to get back on the lakes and
streams.
Boating accidents are be
coming more prevalent each
season, as more comparative
amateurs acquire boats and take
to the water. Pamphlets on boat
ing safety are available in many
sporting goods stores and at boat
and motor dealers. If you have a
boat, and even if you think
you know how to handle it, play
it safe; get a safety booklet and
study it.
Common sense and good
manners are cardinal safety
principles in boating. Show re
spect for other boats, swimmers
and fishermen. It doesn't take
much knowledge of boating to
know that a big lake on a windy
day can be dangerous for small
craft.
Know the capacity of your
boat and don't overload it.
Don't stand up or change seats
in a small craft while it is under
way. Make certain your boat
contains life preservers for each
passenger. Life jackets are an
Ike Marines la Vietam-
Losses Heavy-
Tke H-16 Scaadal
sMaapower Pro Meat-
Washington, D.C. --Ground
fighting in Vietnam in recent
weeks has taken a heavier toll
of UJS. infantrymen than had
been anticipated. Especially
for the Marines, who have been
carrying on a tough ground
•&"npaign neur the demilitarized
i >ne, the to]i has been grim.
With U.S. troops doing most
of the hard fighting, the heavier
losses raise a manpower prob
lem. Even after replacements
are hurried to badly-mauled
units, infantry strength in
Vietnam is not what is needed.
Calls for more troops are cer
tain, even though the Johnson
Administration has been hesi
tant to boost the 450,000 plus
total again.
One reason for the heavy
losses is the heavier and
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ARMY
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After the Prom
by Chockei
If you're planning an after-the-prom breakfast for the graduates,
why not do it Aloha style? All the way. Decorate with flowers,
ferns, tropical fruits a little Hawaiian music in the background
and a few Island-inspired foods for the menu. How's this for
a spectacular starter? Sliced halakahikl (fresh pineapple) and
bananas, berries and melon balls in a hollowed watermelon boat.
Let it double as your centerpiece, too. Then scrambled eggs, done
to the cap and gown crowd's tastes; thick slices of ham on the
side. Tall cool glasses of milk. And dozens of tiny fruit Aloha Muf
fins. My recipe's below. Remember, too, extra film for the camera.
Tiny Aloha Muffins
2 cups Blsqulck
/ 4 cup sugar
3 tablespoons soft butter
1 egg
\ cup milk
/ 2 cup flaked coconut or
1/2 cup well-drained
crushed pineapple
Confectioners' sugar icing
Flaked coconut or coarsely
chopped nuts
Heat oven to 400°. Grease tiny
muffin cups. Mix Bisquick and
sugar; cut in butter. Add egg
and milk; beat vigorously half
minute. Fold In coconut. Fill
prepared muffin cups % full.
Bake 12 to 15 minutes. While
warm, frost with confectioners'
sugar icing. Sprinkle each with
coconut. Makes 3 to 4 dozen.
Serve at least two tiny muffins
per plate. Tuck the others Into
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!N TOUCH OF HOBPITALIT
MMT
Souffle With A Crown
A puffy souffle made of cheese and beaten eggs holds its shape
well with the addition of corn starch. Serve it hot from the
oven and enjoy its cheesy good flavor.
Cheese Souffle
4 egg yolks 1 cup milk
3 tablespoons margarine 1 cup shredded CSieddar
3 tablespoons corn starch cheese (about 4 ounces)
Z 2 teaspoon salt * whites
V% teaspoon pepper
Beat egg yolks with rotary beater until thick and lemon
colored; set aside. Melt margarine in saucepan. Remove from
heat. Blend in corn starch, salt and pepper. Gradually add milk,
mixing until smooth. Cook over medium heat, stirring constantly,
until mixture thickens and comes to boil. Reduce heat. Add
cheese. Gradually stir cheese mixture into beaten egg yolks. Beat
egg whites until stiff but not dry. Gently fold cheese mixture into
egg whites. Pour into ungreased I**-quart casserole or souffle
dish. Make shallow path in cheese mixture all around casserole
about 1 inch from edge, using teaspoon or spatula. (This gives
crown effect when souffle is baked.) Place dish in pan of warm
water 1 inch deep. Bake in 350° F. (moderate) oven I*4 hours.
Makes 4 servings.
longer range mortar and rocket
equipment being used by the
enemy, in quantity. And as
far as many observers are con
cerned, U.S. interdiction from
the air has had a limited effect
in halting supplies to Com
munist forces in South Vietnam.
The stepped-up U.S. bombing
of the north has- certainly been
countered with stepped up
ground fighting by the Com
munists, ground fighting often
costing the U.S. hundreds of
casualties daily. Only six
months or a year ago such
totals would have been weekly,
not daily, totals.
Amid this darkening scene
some Marine units have had
serious trouble with their M-16
rifles. Despite the strong de
fense of this weapon made by
the Corps commandant, some
units and some men have had
melancholy experiences with
the new rifle, which sometimes
proves too delicate under
rugged conditions.
Jng sought is the sale of the
Investigations now underway Proceeding seeking relief
may come to light in the near against you as follows:
future and cause something of The nature of the relief be
a sensation; yet with every ing south is the sale of the
new weapon defects and bugs 'eal estate of Jennie (Jannie)
must be ironed out and many Hicks Williamson, deceased,
believe the M-16 is the best known and designated as No.
rifle ever provided the U.S. .®o® South Roxboro Street in
infantryman. £5 e City of Durham, County of
Wurham, State of North Caro-
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a straw basket, lined with a
splashy floral napkin. Pass
them again and again.
Here are a few variations for
your scrambled eggs. Make
your favorite recipe except
frizzle small thin pieces of
cooked ham in the melted but
ter before adding eggs. Or
make scrambled eggs with
mushrooms by first cooking
and stirring sliced fresh or
canned mushrooms (1 to 2
tablespoons for each egg) in
the melted butter. Garnish with
parsley. A lei of parsley sprigs
for each serving of eggs maybe.
If you want to go all out, fur
nish paper leis for every guest;
decorate the table with baby
orchids. Then as the sun breaks
in the East, one more chorus
of "Aloha." Just before they
thank you for a lovely Alma
Mater party.
BY JANE ASHLEY
NORTH CAROLINA
DURHAM COUNTY
George Hicks, individually and
as Administrator of the Estate
of Jennie (Jannie) Hicks Wil
liamson, deceased,
Mrs. George Hicks, Carrie
Southerland and husband, ej al,
all of the heirs at law of Jennie
(Jannie) Hicks Williamson, de
ceased, and all other persons
in esse and not in esse who
may be heirs at law of the de
ceased or claim any interest in
the subject matter.
IN THE GENERAL COURT OF
JUSTICE
SUPERIOR COURT DIVI
SION 67 SP 150
NOTICE OF SERVICE
OF PUBLICATION
TO:
"All other persons in esse
and not in esse who may be
heirs at law of Jennie (Jannie)
Hicks Williamson, deceased, oi
claim any interest in the sub
ject matter":
TAKE NOTICE that a petl
tion has been filed against you
lina, to create assets to pay the
debts of the deceased, Jennie
(Jannie) Hicks Williamson. Ref
erence is hereby made to Deed
Book 32, page 280, Durham
County Registry, for a more
particular description of said
real property.
You are required to make
defense to such pleading no)
later than ten (10) days after
the 20th day of July, 1907, and
upon your failure to do so, the
party seeking service againsi
you will apply to the court for
the relief sought.
This the 14th day of June,
1967 *
Alton J. Knight Clerk,
Superior Court Division
General Court of Justice
Durham County
M Hugh Thompson and
William A. Marsh, Jr.,
Attorneys
SAD HOMECOMING
Goderich, Ontario A 20-year
old girl returned to her farm
home and found six members
of her family shot to death.
Helen McNee's mother, sister
and three brothers were dead
in bed. Apparently her father
had shot the five members of
the family then went to the
woodshed and shot himself.
CHILDREN'ADOPT VETERAN
Hampton, Va.—The student
body at Phoebus Elementary
School "adopted" a wounded
Navy veteran who just returned
from Vietnam. Hospitalman 2C
Allen Neal Keller of Newport
News has been awarded two
Purple Hearts. The 325 students
"adopted" Keller when he wrote
a letter of thanks for a box
they sent.
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