1959
Friday, September 11, 1959
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THE NEW BERN MIRROR, NEW BERN. N. C
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km S*Mi in TIm Mirror's
It is doubtful that the New Bern
High school Bears will be victims
of over-confidence tonight, when
they amble down to Morehead City
for their season’s opener.
A decisive victory over the Car
teret gridders may be just the
spark needed to send the Bruins
on a successful campaign, but the
win isn’t necessarily in the bag.
Offhand, we’re inclined to be
lieve that the Coasters—^riddled by
graduation—^will find themselves
outmanned. However, fumbles and
penalties that usuafly crop up in
such curtain raisers could prove
disastrous for the Bears, who them
selves aren’t as experienced as
Coach Sam Arbes would like for
them to be.
Arbes and his staff have much
to gain from an easy conquest, if
one is forthcoming. The Bears will ™
be heavily scouted by Washington,
you may rest assured, and being
able to play under wraps instead
of opening up would give the Pam-
Pack less to work on for next
week’s crucial conference opener-
Regardless of the outcome at
Worehead City, the New Bern elev
en won’t be in a position to in
dulge in cockiness. Washington’s
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veteran outfit, despite its excel
lent chance for a Northeastern
crown, is going to be primed for
this one.
In recent years thfe rivalry be
tween the two schools has increas
ed steadily, and in great measure
the Pam-Pack has replaced the
Kinston Red Devils as New Bern’s
traditional foe or foes.
Playing at home is regarded as
an advantage in most instances,
but this factor doesn’t weight too
heavily in the New Bern-Washing-
ton game. Washington won’t feel
lonesome. Their fans will be here.
REAL ESTATE
TRANSFERS
ELECTRIC MOTOR
REBUILDERS
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Elijah Warren Downing and wife,
William Anne' Johnson Downing,
to Routh Laverne Downing and
wife, Peggy Downing, property in
Glenburnie Park.
Vance S. Harrington & Co., Inc.,
to Louis Joseph Realini and wife.
Ruby Adams Realini, property in
No. 6 township.
Vnace S. Hamngton & Co., Inc.,
to Harry Alfred Simmons and wife,
Velta Vincent Simmons, property
in No. 6 township.
Dudley L. Moody and wife, Chris-
itine D. Moody, to E. S. Sumrell,
[property in Woodrow.
Jack C. King and wife, Mabie B.
King to William D. West and wife,
Retha West, property in No. 8
township.
John Harold StaUings and wife.
Hazel C. Stallings, to Paul L. Liver-
rtian and wife, Beatrice A. Liver-
man, property south of U.S. 17.
Harry K. Inman and wife, Kath-
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COUNTED ON—Jackie Zay-
toun is expected to carry his
share of the load in the line
tonight, when the New Bern
Bears journey to Morehead
City for the season’s curtain
reiser.—^Photo by John R.
Baxter.
ryn M. Inman, to Robert M. Black,
and wife, Harriette F. Black, prop
erty in Havelock Park.
Vara Gregory Cleland and hus
band, Earl C. Cleland, to M. A.
Wheeler and wife, Agnes L. Wheel
er, property in DeGraffenried park.
Elsie Dunn Stevenson to Clar
ence L. Overby and wife, Maxine
I. Overby, property in Ghent.
Edward B. Ferebee and wife,
Gwen W. Ferebee, to Hoyt A.
Minges, property in No. 8 town
ship.
Ella S. Meadows and husband,
Wade Meadows, to Gerald O. Tilgh-
man and wife, Henrietta W. Tilgh-
man, property in No. 8 township.
W. P. Eakes and wife, Julia B.
Eakes, to Joseph Bruno and wife,
Elizabeth Bruno, property on U.S.
17.
Builders and Finance, Inc., to
William H. Burchette &nd wife, El-
Irietta D. Burchette, property in
No. 6 township.
Duffy L. Toler and wife, Maggie
A. Toler, to Elizabeth S. Collins
and Walter H. Sykes, property in
No. 2 township.
GLEANINGS —
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ams, Batchelor Creek, named for
Edward Batchelor, Bear Hole
Swamp, Reedy Branch and Bolyn
Run.
ISLANDS, INLETS, BANKS: Nos-
trant Island, Wainwright Island,
Masons, Catherine Janes, Hygh
Hill Grass Island, Pitentary Creek,
The Everglades, Harbor Club, Skid
more Island, Oyster Shell Banks,
Jack’s Island, Shackelford Banks,
Base Inlet, Core Banks, Bogue
Banks, Bowl Swash, Shell Island,
Whalebone Inlet, Hog Pen Island,
Mulberry Island, Ocracoke Inlet,
Swash Inlet, Marker’s Island, Beau
fort Inlet, Bogue Inlet, New River
Inlet, Foster’s Inlet, Cedar Island,
Hatteras Inlet, Hogg Island, Bluff
Island, Oppossum Island, Bear Is
land, Garbacon Island.
RIVERS; Neuse, Trent, Tar, New,
White Oak, Pamplico, Bear, Little,
Bay, North, South and Pungo.
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HOMEMAKER'S
CORNER
By EUGENIA WHITE
Home Service Representative
Carolina Power & Light Company
WHAT’S SAUCE FOR THE FISH
—Is Delightful Treat for You.
Because of the great variety of
fish and many methods of prepar
ing it, the fun of preparing sauces
for fish reaches its height. Here
are three unusual ones.
Salmon Steaks wth Genovoise
Sauco
Place salmon steaks in preheated
broiler pan. Season and brush with
butter or margarine. Place pan in
broiler 2 inches from heat and broil
3 minutes. Turn steaks and broil
3 to 5 minutes longer, or until fish
flakes easily when tested with a
fork. Serve with Genevoise Sauce.
Genevoise Sauce; Cut one carrot,
and 1 onion into very fine dice and
put in a saucepan with a little
thyme, a small bay leaf, 3 to 4
sprigs of parsley and 1 tablespoon
butter. Cook very slowly for 15 to
20 minutes, shaking the pan occa
sionally to prevent scorching.
Cream together 1 tablespoon butter
and 1 tablespoon flour and stir into
pan, mixing well. Add 1 pint i-ed
wine and cook until liquid is re
duced to about three-fourths the
original quantity. Strain and cor
rect the seasoning with salt. Makes
enough sauce for 4 or 5 steaks.
Boiled Fish Steaks with Celery-
Pimiento Sauce
Preheat broiler and broiler pan.
Place fish steaks on pan. Brush
with melted butter or margarine
and sprinkle with salt, pepper and
a little onion or garlic salt (if de
sired). Place pan 2 or 3 inches
from source of heat. Broil three
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minutes. Turn carefully, brush
again with melted butter and re
peat seasonings. Broil 5 minutes,
or until fish flakes easily when
tested wtih a fork, brushing with
more melted butter once during
the cooking time. Serve on heated
platter with rice timbales and lem
on wedges, accompanied by a bowl
of Celery-Pimiento Sauce.
Celery-Pimiento Sauce; Boil 1/2
cup chopped celery until tender.
Reserve 1/4 cup of water in which
celery was cooked. Melt 2 table
spoons butter or margarine in
saucepan. Remove from heat and
blend in 1-1/2 tablespoons flour.
Return to heat and add slowly 1/4
cup of celery water plus 3/4 cup
milk, stirring constantly. Add 1/2
teaspoon salt, 1/8 teaspoon pepper,
1/8 teaspoon thyme, 1/4 teaspoon
paprika. Ck>ok, stirring constantly
until mixture begins to bubl^e. Add
cooked celery and 1/2 cup chop
ped pimiento and cook just enough
to be sure vegetables are heated.
Makes enough sauce for four serv
ings.
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