Weekend at camp Boy Scout Troop 404 enjoyed a camping trip recently at Lake Alice. The scouts hiked 10 miles to reach the camp from the scout hut. White camping, Scouts worked on several skill awards. Here on Saturday night scouts enjoy skits and sing songs around the camp fire. Researchers are improving leftover turkev In a recent test for warmed-over flavor conducted at North Carolina State University, the turkey failed with flying colors. "The turkey is prone to develop warmed-over flavors following cooking and refrigeration more than any other meat," said Dr. Brian W. Sheldon, an NCSU food scientist. But Sheldon hopes to relieve turkey - and precooked turkey products -of this distinction. Recent research in the NCSU Department of Food Science, he said, shows that vitamin E in the turkeys' diets may help preserve fresh flavor. "Off flavors in meat can develop front the rapid oxidatioif - DID YOU KNOW 7 ? *5.00 A Month Will Buy '20,000. OF NATIONWIDE LIFE INSURANCE If Age 21 Or Younger (Only A Little More If Ovmr21) 1? ? ? ? | ? i|, varae?v nMQptin AGENT 875-4187 of poly-unsaturated fats," he said. "We've learned that by feeding turkeys vitamin E, we can slow the oxidation of these unsaturated fats and, in turn, retard the develop ment of warmed-over flavors." His research takes on added im portance to North Carolina, the nation's leading turkey-producing state, since precooked turkey pro ducts are becoming more popular. "The increase in demand for precooked turkey products by the food service industry and by frozen food processors is causing a greater percentage of the meat to go into partially cooked or precooked turkey products," Sheldon said. * "'The NCSU food scientist hopes that viable solutions to the off flavor problems in products such as turkey rolls, patties and nuggets will increase the saleability of the state's poultry and provide oppor tunities for introducing new meat products. "Products will have a longer shelf life, which means expanded markets," he said. Now that fat, or lipid, oxidation is known to be a factor, increasing vitamin E levels is one solution that has the advantage of using a naturally-occurring substance. "We're not feeding the birds something alien. All we're doing is elevating the levels of vitamin E in the tissues to protect the fat and retard oxidation," Sheldo said. LUNCH LUNCH BUFFET *095 Man. thru Fri. 11 AM until 2 PM W CHICKEN DINNER $1 39 tndudM Slaw, Friaa and Hushpuppies I SOUP AND SALAD $-| 98 SHRIMP SNACK PACK $009 indudaa SJaw.Friea and Huapuppiaa ?? THE SHRIMPER next to McDonald's on Yadkin Road r. ??? it ? ? .!? ? ii llivi 867-01 51 Atlanta Braves Baseball Trip Atlanta Braves vs Los Angeles Dodgers June 7-8-9 Raeford to Atlanta 3 Tickets To Gsmos 2 NIGHTS IN DOWNTOWN MOTEL MAIL COUPON WITH $30 DEPOSIT Rates As Low As iKSKw?70"" ''?I'L ?LC. una Inektdm Mm In BmmbM! 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