Friday, .fiiric 21, HKi;?
THE NEW BERN MIRROR, NEW BERN, N. C.
Page Seven
What's
COOKING?
Living as (.lose to tlie ocoan
as we do, it’s stai tlirig to dis-
oover that many New lieriiians
don’t care for seafood in any
form. Still more are mildly
fond of one item, such as
shrimp, but want no part of
other delicacies that are fished
from the water.
To tile true seafood lover--
who enjoys feasting on every
thing from scallupstololisers--
it is compietely beyond his com -
prehension that anyone can find
any type of seafood less than
delicious. With a wide variety
to choose from, he is convinced
that he could live on seafood
forever, seven days a week.
Over and over again, folks
from up state contend that the
seafood available at markets
in the Piedmont and western
sections of North Carolina
doesn’t taste nearly so good as
it does down this way. Since
fish, well refrigerated, can be
transported to that area in a
short time, there souldn’t be
a great dwal of difference.
At the risk of offending our
friends who live away from the
coastal section, and perhaps
some folks who live in it, we’re
inclined to believe that some of
the inferiority that refer to is
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East-West All-Star games at Greenville Friday and
Saturday nights.—Photo by John R. Baxter.
a notion rather than a reality.
When we set our mind to it, we
can imagine something that
simply isn’t so.
To prove the point we’re
trying to make, doesn’t seafood
always taste better at a coastal
restaurant overlooking the
water? In some instances, when
certain seafoods aren’t avail
able fresh, they are hauled out
of the freezer and still taste
better—or so you Imagine—
than anything that might be
served in Raleigh, Durham,
Greensboro or Charlotte.
As a native of the coast, and
MIRROR
MEDITATION
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them. A love that begins with
the spirit, a need for sexual
love, a need for love of off
spring, a need for parental
love of self and fellow man.
A need for passion, a need for
compassion, for emotions,
above all a need for love of God.
A free mind and a free soul.
To balance mankind. He gave
him an awareness and a con
science.
Most of these necessary
creative features would be lack
ing in Muller’s future man.
Life and man did not just happen
or grow to its present stage
without intelligent guidance. I
sincerely believe that, left alone
and ignored, evolutionists will
defeat themselves. For God
gave man an ultimatum. Perish
by your own hands, or rise to
a higher moral level through
the grace of creative, spiritual
love. God’s Law and Order of
life will never change.
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proud of it, we’re still forced
to admit that some of the best
seafood we’ve ever eaten was at
Asheville. It’s a mighty long
way from Asheville to the
Atlantic, but that crab soup
was wonderful.
HOW CAN I?
Q. How can I keep biscuit
dough for any length of time?
A. One need not wait until
the last minute to mix the bis
cuit dough. It can be mixed in
the morning and kept in the re
frigerator until ready to bake.
The biscuits will be just as
light and delicious as when the
dough is mixed immediately be
fore baking.
Q. How can I avoid lumps of
flour in mixing batter?
A. By putting the salt in the
flour before wetting. By pouring
flour into the liquid, instead of
liquid into the flour, and beat
ing it with a fork, lumps will
not form.
Mike Hardison, wliose out
standing mound work foi- the
New Bern High sctiool Bear.s
earned him selection foi- the
East-West All-Star game.s at
Greenville Friday and Saturday
night, faces a toi'midable task.
Eight of the sixteen playeis
on the West rostei' are from
the larger 4-A schools, and in
cluded are most of the top
sluggers ill that section of the
State. Mike can’t afford to serve
them anything good when they
come to the plate.
There are seven pitchers on
the East squad, so the local
righthander will see only limit
ed action. However, there is a
possibility he may get into both
ball games if the contests turn
out to be scoring sprees.
Young Hardison is one of
three Northeastern Conference
stars chosen. Teaming with him
are Kinston’s Julian King, a
third sacker who has an average
of .417 for his four seasons
with the Red Devils, and Jack
sonville’s Hank Crowson, an
outfielder-pitcher with an im
pressive .333 batting average.
Hardison can play outfield too.
Another New Bern pitching
ace, Charlie Stovall, was given
serious consideration when the
All-East ball club was selected.
However, the East coaches,
Leon Brock of Stedman and Ben
Hostel' of Oxford Orphanage,
decided to limit their choices
to a single player from any
one team.
On the roster, in addition
to the diamond luminaries al
ready named, are Richard Such
(p-lb) of Sanford; Doyle Whit
field (p-lli) of Mount Olive;
Steve Wren (p-lb) of Siler City;
Wayne Byrd (ss) of Fayette
ville; Richard Davis (ss) of
Bladenboro; Lawson Baker (3b)
of Southern Durham; Sherrill
Thompson (cf) of Wadesboi'o;
Jimmy Wolfe (inf.) of Wilming
ton; Eddie Strickland (nf-p) of
Oxford Orphanage; BolibyJolin-
son (of-p) of Stedman; Herbert
Maples (c) of Hamlet; Dennis
Newell (lb) of Rocky Mount and
Jim Barrett (c) of Camp
Lejeune.
Newell is a replacement for
Pitcher Danny Talbott, also
of Rocky Mount, whose sen
sational performances in foot
ball, basketball and baseball
proved to be a mojor factor in
the capture of three State
crowns. Danny has an Injury.
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