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THE NEW BERN MiRHOR, NEW BERN, N. C.
Friday, November 19, 1965
As Seen in The Mirroi^s
SPORTS
of Athletes
and Events
add 20 pounds on his present
diet.
At New Bern High, under
Bob Lewis, the modest giant
had no chance to loaf in practice
sessions, but he admits the
grind is harder at Chapel Hill.
However, both Bunting and Cecil
Harrison are as happy as June
bugs in a watermelon rind as
they perform for what is unan
imously regarded as the best
Carolina freshman team in his
tory.
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BRAND NEW
Kinston Coach Paul Jones
isn’t kidding when he says his
Red Devil basketballers and the
New Bern Bears aren’t apt to
continue their domination of the
Northeastern Conference this
year.
Although the State 3-A
champs invariably come up with
strong replacements, It isn’t
easy when you lose virtually an
entire team by the graduation
route. In the early going at
least, the Devils can hardly
be a polished outfit.
New Bern Coach Bob Lewis
is In much the same boat. His
fine team of recent seasons is
no longer around. Only Gary
Holt, who is capable of great
ness and may achieve it, re
mains from the second best
3-A quint in North Carolina.
Greenville’s Phantoms look
like the ball club to beat In
tough Northeastern campaign
ing, with Roanoke Rapids a
strong contender. This could be
the season when several teams
will be in the running rlgjit up
to the wire. Hopefully, the Bears
could be Included in the group.
New Bern fans who have been
fearful that Blll Bunting’s lack
of poundage ml^t hamper his
college career can relax.
They’re feeding him so well at
the University of North Carolina
that he now tips the scales at
190. The 6-8 former Bruin may
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with your finest china and
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day centerpiece.
At Thanksgiving our thoughts
turn toward turkey, ham,
sweet potatoes, pumpkin pie
and other fhvorltes. Here are
some new easy recipes to de
lict your family in this sea
son.
using 1/4 C. for each. Heat 1
T. butter and honey in small
heavy skllley; when syrup is hot,
add potato balls, one at a time.
Quickly roll ball in glaze, using
2 forks. Place balls'in greased
shallow baking dish. Top with
walnut half; drizzle with a little
melted butter. Bake in oven
(350 degrees) 15-20 minutes.
Makes 10.
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JELLY-GLAZED HAM
Use a canned ham. Place in
shallow baking pan and bake in
slow oven (325 degrees) about 20
minutes per lb. Fifteen minutes
before ttme Is up, set over
control at 350 degrees and spocHi
half of orange glaze over ham;
continue baking about 15 minu
tes, basting several times with
remaining glaze. Orange Glaze:
Heat and stir 1/2 cup orange
marmalade till it melts. If jelly
used for glaze is still to thick,
add 2 T. water per 1/2 cup jelly
and add 2 T. butter, melted.
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SWEET POTATO BALLS
2-1/2 C. sweet potatoes, 3/4
Tsp. salt, 2 T. butter, melted,
1/4 C. tiny marshmallows, 1 T.
butter, 1/3 C. honey, 1/2 C.
chopped valnuts. Melted butter.
Walnut halves.
Combine mashed sweet pota
toes, salt, and 2 T. melted
butter; stir In tiny marshmal
lows and chopped nuts, chill for
easy handling. Shape In balls,
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