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SATURDAY, JULY 3, 1982-THE CAROLINA TIKES -7 Calendar & Announcements SIXTVOR OVER Seniors and handicapped per sons in your community are in desperate need of, , transportation to the grocery store, bank and drug ' store. If their needs cannot be met, many will have to tA I net Itt 1 kafAPA It ir vnnl 111 n n a r-r. n Tl uv nuuiuiiuiioiiivu unuiv ii is isaujr ucictMii J . I lie number of days per month that you drive and the time you give can be arranged for your convenience. RSVP provides travel reimbursement and free in surance For more information, call Ms. Helen Pressley or Ms. Kathy Walters at 596-9311, ext. 321, Durham Technical Institute. GETTING A JOB ISJf ARD WORK.v,You. necd. Minis iu ncip. vspciauuii DicaKiinuug.ii.iM ivi . classes just for you. If you are unemployed or only working part-time, you may qualify for a two week, employment skills class which can help you find a job. If you are interested, call Operation Breakthrough at 683-8731. All applicants must report to the Intake Office. Operation Breakthrough ' 'is an equal opportunity employer and program. JUST OPEN A BOOK is the theme for Durham County Library's summer ; reading program. Children preschool through sixth grade are invited to sign up for the program at any library location. Children started reading in the program on Mon day, June 14 and will continue through August 7. Reading lists and game sheets featuring JOAB frog and his friends will be given to the first 1400 children who complete and report on a book. Those children completing ten or more books will receive certificates and be invited to an awards picnic. Children who cannot read to themselves may par ticipate by having someone read to them, then repor ting on their books, i Many programs have been planned for children in relation to the theme "Just Open A Book . Pro grams such as stories song fests, dramas, and films will be featured at various branches and the Main Library; Contact individual branches or the Main Library for dates and times. DANCE COURSE New Performing Dance Company School offers a two-week intensive dance course for students 9-14 years old. Modern and ballet classes will be held every day, July 5-16. ; Call 688-1)38 for more information and registration. THE N.C. MUSEUM OF LIFE AND SCIENCE 433 Murray Avenue, Durham. 477-0431 . PETTING ZOO: Offering a closer look at the bar nyard animals every Saturday at 10:30 a.m. The Pet ting Zoo allows children to ask questions about the animals, touch them, and help to feed them. EXHIBIT "Exploration of the Planets", an ex hibition of color photographs of the sun, the planets, and their moons will be on display at the NCMI.&S through July 11. In conjunction with the exhibit, special activities have been planned. On July 3 & 4, at 3:30 p.m., . there will be Starlab, portable planetarium, programs. On July 9-11 at 3:30 p.m., the 28-minute NASA film "Universe" will be shown. No additional costs other than admission for these programs.' CLASSES Interested in using photography io in crease your appreciation of the natural environment? Register for the Eco-Photography class at the NCML&S. Class participants, grades 6-8, will do a field study, learn special photographic techniques, nnrt rroHiiv it clirto chrtw For rnmnlnln infnrimlinn and registration, call the Museum at 477-0431. 8 ALL-CLASSES REUNION A Durham jTollege All-Classes Reunion will be held Saturday, August 28, 11 a.m.-5 p.m., at the home of Mrs. L.M.. Harris. 304 East Umstead Street, Durham. The event will be in the form of a potluck lunch dinner on the lawn; AH former faculty, graduates and students of Durham College are invited to attend and bring a dish to share. While there are no fees or charges persons planning to "attend are asked to notify Mrs. Gwendolyn Suitt at (919) 544-7459, uurnam, as soon as possiDic TRAINING FOR VOLUNTEER COUNSELORS The Orange-Durham YWCA Coalition for Bat tered Women is offering a SOhour training program for men and women interested in becoming volunteer An..ni fn, Rti-rt Wnmpn Thr firl session, an Ka rvmiiiirm wilt he held Thursday. wi iviiiauwii iu uiv w-w.m vv - July 8:7 9:30 p.m. at the Durham YWCA. Remain ing sessions will be held on Tuesday and Thursday evenines through August 10 in Durham and Chapel Hill. There will be one Saturday session on July 24. For further information about the advocacy train ing program call the Durham YWCA at 688-4396 of the Orange County Women's Center at 968-4646. WORLD'S FAIR Don't miss this chance of a lifetime! Travel through the beautiful Smokey Mountains to Knoxville, Tennessee to the 1982 World Fair. Far?, includes; two yrights Judging two days fair admission, luggage tags and porter service. October 8-10. Deposit is required. Williamsburg, Va. Discover early America in beautifully restored Williamsburg historic Jamestown settlement. Scheduled for early fall 1982. Saturday, September 11. Deposit is required. Reservations for both trips are due August 15. Call the YWCA, 809 Proctor St., for further information, 688-4396. - AN EXHIBITION of works by CenterGallery ar tist will be on display July 2-August 1 in the North Gallery of the Morehead Planetarium in Chapel Hill. Hours are 2-5 Monday-Friday; 10-5, Saturday; 1-5 Sunday and each evening from 7:30-10. The public is invited to a reception for the artists on Sunday, July 1, -3-5 p.mj For more information call 962-124&. BUS TRIP The Thrifty Service Club is sponsor tag a trip to Atlantic City, N.J., leaving August 5 and returning August 8. If interested, please contact Mrs. Mary Vanhook at 596-4067 for further information. ' 'Secret Ingredient' ' Makes Great Dessert Simple ' 'Show-stopping" desserts are a must for parties and ' special family events. Somehow, they need to be homemade and easy to prepare and create an im pact when served. Creative cooks depend on quality convenience products to streamline incredient lists and preparation time, while producing "show-stopping" desserts. Kraft marshmallow creme, for example, con tributes a delectable smoothness to frozen confec tions, produces almost foolproof meringues, and makes a delicious, rich sauce, such as the ginger-flavored dessert sauces served over fruit-filled Ginger Peachy Pancake. If you have a favorite family recipe made simple with the "secret ingredient", it could earn you $5,000 in the 1982 Kraft Marshmallow Creme "Easy Secret Ingredient" Recipe Contest. Just submit the .recipe in one ot, the three recipe categories "Make Ahead Treats", "Special Oc casion Desserts", or "Desserts For the Family". Be careful to follow the rules exactly, as an error or omission could dis qualify the entry. Consumers can obtain full contest rules by sending their name and address to: Rules, Kraft Marshmallow Creme "Easy Secret Ingredient" 11192, Chicago, IL. 60611. Ginger Peachy Pancake 1 7-oz. jar Kraft marshmallow creme Vi cup dairy sour cream 1 8 teaspoon ginger Vi cup milk i eggs Vi cup flour ' teaspoon salt 1 tablespoon Parkay margarine 3 cups peach slices 1 cup blueberries Va cup slivered almonds, toastod Combine marshmallow creme, sour cream and ginger, mixing with electric mixer or wire whisk until well blended. Combine milk, eggs, flour and salt; beat until smooth. Heat in heavy oven-proof 8 (o 10-inch skillet at 450. 5 minutes or until verv hot. Add margarine, to coat skillet at 450, 10 minutes. Reduce oven temperature to 350"; continue baking 10 minutes or until golden brown. Fill with combined fruit; top with marshmallow creme mixture. Sprinkle with almonds. Serve immediately. , ; i 6 to 8 servings
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