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Page Six THE NEW BERN MIRROR, NEW BERN, N. C. What Cooking n your gastronomical inclinaiions coincide with those of the average New Bernian, you’ve probably had your fill of turkey for awhile. Most folks wouldn’t care to feast upon the traditional holiday bird as a steady diet. ’This distaste for turkey during ten months of the year continues to bo a matter of deep concern among tmkey growers. Obviously, the ma jority of us regard the gobblei as a fowl superior to chicken, and yet we purchase the latter regularly Give Your Favorlto Furnituro • Now Loose on Life. FRIB estimates PICK-UP A DELIVERY Gray Upholstery Co. Dial ME 7-72M • Ceramic Tile • Quarry Porches • Marble Fireplaces • Rubber & Asphalt Tile G. H. BRYAN Tile Contractor ME 7-5418 KIMBRELL'S IS OFFERING $200.00 WORTH OF PRIZES Register Now for Our ROCK FISHING CONTEST Weekly and Monthly Prices, Plus Grand Prize KIMBRELL'S OUTBOARD SERVICE MFG Boats Evinrude Motors while ignoring the fomer. ’Turkey, of course, isn’t the only^ food item that is almost exclusively associated with Thanksgiving and Christmas. At our house, mincemeat pie is a rarity except for those two occasions and pumpkin pie is more or less in the same category. And, come to think of it, a great many of us feel the same way about friut cake, and cranberry sauce. It is doubtful that press agents hired to beat the drums for these products will meet notable success in changing the public’s mind. Habit is a stubborn thing to combat, especially when it’s a habit that has been handed down from generation to generation since our founding fathers landed on America’s shores. This year, just for the heck’ of it, you might enjoy thumbing your nose at tradition every now and then. Undoubtedly, after the affects of foolish holiday eating have faded into a vague memory, you can do worse than tackle turkey all over again-turkey with alt the trimmings. Certainly during the winter months it should hold considerable appeal. In this, the first issue of The Mirror after the Christmas holidays, we can’t refrain from singing the praises once more of the delicious sweet potato pudding that Paul Cox makes. We’ve already carried the recipe in What’s Cooking, but on Christmas Day, Paul sent our family a liberal serving. The Looking Glass- 1. The Tokens. 2. The ’Twist'— Chubby Checker.. '; 3. Walk On By —'Leroy;Van' Dyke. .5^ P Ifl ¥ If 4. Run To Him — Bobby Vee. filar* 5. Please Mr. Postman velettes. 6. Can’t Help'Falling In Love Elvis Presley. •, 7. The Peppermint Twist —- JOey.r Dee & Starliters. ' 8. Moon River — Henry Manci^'J' 9. Happy Birthday, Sweet Sixtee^ll — Neil Sedaka. 10. When The Boy In Your Arms — Connie Francis. SUBSCRIBE TO THE MIRROR CONNIE STEVENS AND NEW TAG (Continued from Pago 1) fessional quality. He is a typical homebody, when he has the chance. Devoted to his family, he also showers affection on the large fam ily collie—Tawny. David and the rest are enthusiastic about birds, and feathered friends flock to their sanctuary. ’These birds have been known to eat as many as 25 pounds of seed in a span of four days. “I think they’re hauling it away and .selling it,” says the commentator. You’ll like Brinkley, everybody does. WOODROW MOORE'S Supplying Indoor Comfort With Haating and Air Conditioning Now locatad 318 First St. FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS and LOAN ASSOCIATION 417 Broad Straat INSURED SAVINGS • HOME LOANS • Phone ME 7-3721 New Bern, N. C. License Plates Change Made MASONIC SUN. THRU WED. AUDREY HEPBURN ‘^lEAKFAST "WlFFANl^ AJUROW-SHFPHFmpRoniinrm iiWiianM AJUROWSHEPHCROPROOUCriON GEORGE PEPWRD.F** *(» CO SItMlM •leEBSENOI moiicioii IURINJUI)OlN..WMraSH(milItl'»(((iitinii MICKEY R00NEYT«»!«o»otf l>eUK(E0«M0S B Several changes have been made in the motor vehicles registration laws which went into effect with the beginning of the new year Mon day. Chief among them Is the fact that the license plate now “goes with the owner” rsfther than with the car or vehicle. , This feature is explained in a pamphlet sent with the application forms to the more than a million motor vehicle owners in this state. The certificate of title taw has been strengthened with certain pro visions relating to making liens against motor vehicles. Registra tion fees have been changed for trucks and trailers. Quoting from the pamphlet: “Be ginning with the 1962 registration year, your license plate is to be identified with you and nobody else. If the vehicle is sold or oth erwise disposed of, be sure that you remove and retain the plate so it can no longer be transfenod with the vehicle to the next owner. If your insurance continues in ef fect and you wish to transfer the plate to another vehicle, you may do so but if assignment to anotlier vehicle is not made v/ithin 20 days or insurance is not to be continued in effect, the plate must be sur rendered to the Department of Motor Vehicles. “The plate removed fro.m a dis posed of vehicle may be transferred to another veliicle owned by you, provided the vehicle to which it is being transferred is of like cate gory as the vemcie irom which it is being transferred.” The information continues' “If you dispose of a vehicle and the plate is not to be assigned within 20 days to another veliicle you are required by law to return the plate, to the department. Should you later in the same license year acquire a vehicle to which transfer of the plate is permissible, you may apply to the department for its reinstate ment and transfer to the newly acquired vehicle.” There are numerous otlier pro visions concerning the surrender of the plaip, redemption and refund. Registration fees have been changed for trucks and trailers and these have been outlined in the pamphlet as well as the liability insurance requirements. 'The sale of license plates at field office starts today, although sales have been imderway for several days at - thie department’s head quarters in Raleigh. Stott TILE CO. TILE AND FLOOR COVERING 1. c. scon, jRd People Dmvpirai ON DEPENDAI KELLY TIRES Runon For .QaBBD Coastal Tire Co. If a man has his nose broken in two places, he ought to keep out of those places. 1249 Pollock St. Dial 7-3700 From Compacts to Cadillacs, in cluding Trucks, Slim and trim your expense budget. Ride the Kelly Road. 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