Community
Engaged
Homemakers hold Activity Day
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Block
sidge, Jr. of Chapel Hill, NC an
nounce the engagement of their
daughter, Cathy Cardinal Block
sidge, to Edward Allen Jones of
Durham. He is the son of Mr. and
Mrs. Doward N. Jones of Plym
outh and the grandson of Mrs.
Addie Keegan of Hertford. The
couple will be married June 14 at
University Methodist Church,
Chapel Hill.
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Mr. and Mrs. William Ander
son White of 721 Whedbee Drive,
Hertford, NC announce the en
gagement of their daughter, Al
ice May White to William Kelly
Copeland, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas Riddick of Hertford,
N.C. and Mr. James Copeland of
Edenlon, N.C.
Miss White attended Perqui
mans County High School and is
a student at the College of The
Albemarle. He is currently a
partner in Chappell and Cope
land Builders.
The wedding is planned for
June 21, 1966, 3:30 p.m. at the
Hertford United Methodist
Church. Friends and relatives
are invited to attend.
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WHITE-LANCE
Mrs Marvin White of Winfall,
N.C. announces the engagement
of her daughter Dona Lee White
to Lance Wayne Gomes, son of
Mr. & Mrs. Harold Gomes of Ka
neohe, HI.
The wedding is planned for
April 26, 1966 at 10:30 a.m. at
Paradise Park in Honolulu, HI. A
reception will follow the cere
mony at Paradise Park Restau
rant. Friends and relatives are
invited.
BLOCKSIDGE
ALICE MAY WHITE
The Perquimans County Exten
sion Homemakers recently ob
served and attended their Annual
Spring Achievement and North
eastern District Activity Day in
Hertford and Bath, N.C. Both
events provided challenging and
motivating idea.
Winni Wood, spoke on "Cele
brating Change" at the annual
Day in Bath while Mr. Reese Ed
wards, radio-TV personality
from Agricultural' Information,
North Carolina State University,
spoke on "Motivation and Com
munication" at the local meeting
in Hertford. His entertaining talk
informed us that motivation first
begins bly setting goals. Second
he told us that we must be awake
to the opportunities to reach
those goals and third, don't spend
time wanting the other fellows
job! *
Mrs. Emily lHarrell, District
Cultural Arts Chairman, was in
charge of the District and County
crafts display and competition.
District winners from Perqui
mans County were: Visual, Mar
garet Kelly from Bethel Club for
her oil painting and Janie Stan
ton from Winfall Club for her
Creative Crafts-Needle Craft
Embroidery. These winners will
go to State Competion.
County Winners were: Crea
tive Crafts: Needle Work? Cro
cheting? Alice Lane, Dolls? Cor -
shuck? Emma Burke, Quilting?
Stella Nash, Heritage Armenia
Needle Lace? Emily Harrell,
Basket? Lynn Hiiborn, Miscella
neous?Armenia Needle Lane
Emily Harrell.
Other highlights of the local
meeting at which Mr. Thelma
Rogerson, County Council Presi
dent, presided were devotional
VIDEO VISION
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Video tape rental and sales
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by Mary Coeand and entertain
ment by The Rev. Rendel Cosand
who presented patriotic and reli
gious selections on his vibra
harp, and skit "Let Program of
Work Be Your Umbrella" by
Emma Burke, 1st Vice Presi
dent, and program chairmen.
Mr. Stan Winslow, County Ex
tension Chairman, presented
perfect attendance certificates to
the following: Isetta Howollel,
Reba Hurdle, Thelma Rogeraoo,
Blanche Stallings, Alice Combe,
Etheleen Davenport, Helen
Timms and Sallie Knight. Mrs.
Paige Underwood, Home Eco
nomics Extension Agent recog
nized Holiday Island and Presi
dent, Helen Timms as the Club of
the year. Prior to adjourment, a
"Belt Review" was given by
Anne White, Helen Timms, Ar
lene McGinty and Paige Under
wood. ' : "I
Rice is a versatile
cooking staple
Rice has ventured into many rec
ipes in my collection. The stapel
starch is quite versatile and com
bines easily with seasonings and
vegetables. Either of these rice
dishes is good with a pork roast,
grilled chicken or beef.
RICE PILAF
6 tablespoons butter
1 medium onion, chopped
V4 cup finely chopped green pep
pers
2 stalks celery, finely chopped
1 cup uncooked rice
V4 teaspoon thyme
2 cup chicken broth
Saute vegetables in 3 table
spoons butter. Set aside. Brown
rice in remaining 3 tablespoons
butter. Stir in vegetables and
thyme. Stir both into rice mix
ture. Transfer to a 1V4 quart cas
serole dish. Bake covered fro 30
40 minutes or until all liquid is
absorbed.
ROYAL RICE
1 12 oz. jar marinated artichoke
hearts
1 cup uncooked rice
2 cups chicken broth
Vi teaspoon salt
pinch, thyme
4 green onions, chopped
Vi green pepper, diced
one-third cup mayonaise
% teaspoon curry powder
Drain artichokes reserving liq
uid aside. Cook rice in broth in
covered saucepan. When rice is
done add salt, thyme and seal
lions, artichokes and green pep
per. Mix well. Combine mari
nade from artichokes with
mayonaise and curry. Gently
toss with rice mixture. Serves 6
8. (Note? this may also be served
as a luncheon salad! Serve on a
bed of lettuce. Surround by
cherry tomatoes. Garnish with
parsley!)
Managing for tomorrow
Every consumer today is inter
ested in saving an extra Food
Dollar. Many clip coupons and
head for their local grocery
stores on "Double Coupon days",
Extension
News
north Carolina
AGRICULTURAL
EXTENSION
SERVICE
By Juonifo
Bailey
others watch for. the food ad
pages with an eagle eye to take
advantage of store specials. Still
others shop with, coupons in
hand, a detailed grocery list and
a sharp eye for unadvertised
store specials. Whatever your
method of stretching your food
dollar, here are others that many
help you have more food for the
dollar spent.
Purchase meat by serving (3 to
4 ounces) and not by the pound.
Freeze bits of left-over cooked
vegetables for big pot of soup at
end of month. Can be Frozen in
same container.
If using oven, plan complete
oven meal.
Preheat oven only for cakes,
pastries and breads or other
foods that require heat for ris
ing.
Use meat extenders and meat
substitutes.
Cook food in quantity and freeze
for future meals.
Freeze meat broth for soups,
stews and gravies, later on.
By meats on sale in quantity
and have cut for freezing family
portions.
If possible, shop for groceries
when you are not hungry to pre
vent buying things you don't
need.
Bring food quickly to boiling
(covered) and reduce heat to
low to complete cooking,
use small appliances for cook
ing whenever possible.
Do not "shop" in your refrigera
tor, open door only briefly and
conserve cold air.
Make solar tea by putting tea
bags in water in glass jar and sit
in sun, when the proper color is
reached remove bags and refrig
erate.
Save meat trays for repacking
meats or to take cake to shut
ins.
Comparative shop? buy generic
or store brands when quality for
finished products is acceptable.
ELECT JOE LOTHIAN SHERIFF OF PERQOMIUNS COUNTY
VOTE FOR
EXPERIENCE
VOTE FOR THE
FUTURE OF UW
ENFORCEMENT IN
PERQUIMANS
COUNTY.
?10 YEARS OF LAW ENFORCEMENT EXPERIENCE
-4 Years as an Elizabeth City Police Officer
?3 Years as a Deputy Sheriff with the Perquimans County
Sheriff's Dept.
-3 Years as Chief of Police of the Winfall Police Dept.
? COMPLETED 2000 HOURS OF CERTIFIED TRAINING
INCLUDING
Specialized training in criminal investigations, drug investigations
and intelligence gathering techniques, and advanced crime scene
processing.
At present, I am attempting to get around the county to
see as many of the people in this county as I can. I want to
hear from as many of you as possible so I will know what
you expect from your law enforcement officials.
As citizens, you should have a say in what you want from
law enforcement. Unfortunately, due to my job as Chief of
Police, I cannot spend as much time campaigning as I would
like. I will not neglect my present duties for political gain.
However, if elected sheriff, I
pledge the same dedication to
you and your needs.