Friday. August 23, 1963
THE NEW BERN MIRROR. NEW BERN, N. C.
Page Three
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NOT BIRDS OF A FEATHER . . . but these two pets of a family
near Toledo, Ohio, flock together. The unusual friendship began
when Mary Gorrell, 10, found the baby blue jay and brought him
home. “Tind,” the family cat, didn’t mind.
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What's
COOKING.’
Here’s an Important tip for
New Bern housewives. Never
overcook scallops. No matter
how you prepare them, they
should never be cooked more
than 7-15 minutes. The chances
are you’ve been accustomed to
exposing them to heat for a
longer period. Don’t do it.
For a delightful dish that any
seafood lover will rave about,
try Scallups Marseilles. In
gredients Include 3-3/4 lbs of
sea scallops, fresh or frozen;
1/4 onion, minced; 3/4 cup of
flour; 1-1/4 quarts of hot milk;
3/4 tablespoon of salt; 1/4 tea
spoon of red pepper; 2 ounces
of tomato paste; 1/2 pint of
light cream; and wild rice.
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pan melt butter or margarine
and saute’ onion for 3 minutes.
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We never did get around to
running all of the poems that
Margaret Stevens so kindly let
us have from her pupils at
Eleanor Marshall School here.
Suppose we take up where we
left off.
Sam Ward Is the author of
this one, called "My Big Little
Dog.’’
I have a nice little dog
With a mustach white and
gray.
At night he sings a little song
Not much does he say by day.
My little dog’s name Is Smutt
He’s only two feet tall,
He’s what you’d call a little
mutt
But he’s not a weakling at all.
If a burglar comes to our house
I’ll feel sorry for him if he
stays,_ _
For Smutt will tear him to little
pieces
And scatter him from place
to place.
It’s getting kind of late now
And I guess I’ll have to leave,
But before I go let me tell you
this
He’s the nicest dog I’ve seen.
Like Sam says in the poem.
It was getting kind, of late, so
maybe that’s why his rhyming
In the last two verses wasn’t
quite as good as the first two
verses. However, he made It
clear that Smutt is no ordinary
dog, and we’ll bet Smutt would
tell you that Sam is no ordinary
bo>.
The poem naturally appealed
to the editor of THE MIRROR.
His first published poem, as a
boy, was titled "My Dog". The
pet was killed by a hit and run
driver the day It appeared In the
Atlanta Constitution.
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