SECTION B
Belch Places In Contest
Jake Belch, Route 3, Eden
ton, placed fourth in the
N. C. Pork Cookout King
Contest held at the State
Fairgrounds in Raleigh Sun
day, October 18.
His winning recipe was:
Barbecue Shoulder Slieee
Sauce:
2 cups vinegar.
8 oz. can tomato sauce with
onions.
2 tablespoons Texas Pete
. Hot Sauce.
1 tablespoon salt.
1 tablespoon black pepper.
% teaspoon red pepper.
v * cup Wesson Oil.
In heavy saucepan combine
ingredients and let simmer
~ fer 10 minutes. Charcoal
reaches desired temperature
place pork slices on grill un
til it browns on both sides.
Then coat each slice with pre
pared sauce. (Use basting
brush)- Continue cooking
with basting until pork is
well done. Approximately
1% hours depending on thick
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THE CHOWAN HERALD
ness of cut.
In addition to a cash award
of $75 ißelch won an electric
clock for his efforts.
‘He was declared Pork
Cookout Champ in the Cho
wan County Fair and pro
ceeded to acquit himself ex
tremely w- ell by placing
fourth among the 15 finalists
in the state event in Raleigh.
It was one of the most color
ful events of the entire fair
that attracted throngs of peo
ple attracted to the odor and
sight of barbecuing pork on
the lawn adjacent to the Edu
cation Building.
Judges for the event were
Mrs. Peggy Mann, Woman’s
Editor, WTVD Channel 11,
Durhs.cn, John Christian, Food
Science Specialist, N .C. State
University, Raleigh, Charlie
Slate, Carolina Radio Net
work, Wilson, and 'Dick
White, vice president N. C.
Pork Producers Association,
Selma:
Center Hill 4-H Elects New Officers
Center Hill 4-H Club met
at the regular time at the
Center Hill Community Build
ing with Dennis and Louette
Monds as hostesses.
Beverly Motts acted as
president and called the meet-,'
ing to order. A demonstration
on Good Posture was given
and a new slate of officers
ATTENDS SBA MEETING -
Mrs. Irene Dunbar of Eden
ton attended a two-day meet
ing October 7-8 in Greens
boro. Mrs. Dunbar is one of
90 members of the Small
Business Administration Ad
visory Council.
Every town and city has
some citizens who are ready
to cash in on any community
undertaking.
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In the U. S. Army Reserve.
for 1971 elected as follows:
Pre.ident, Dennis Monds;
vice president, Beverly Motts:
seer, tary, Carleen Goodwin;
song leader, Sandra Motts,
With Bill Mansfield assistant:
/p-.ogrs-m director and social
director, Robin Jordan and
Louette Monds.
These officers will be in
stalled at the next meeting.
Program selection for the
year was discussed and sev
eral topics and local tours
were planned for the coming
year.
Plans were made for the
4-iH’ers to work at the Fall
Festival to be held at the
Center Hill Community Build
ing October 24 and tickets for
the afghan were handed out.
This afghan will be given
away on the night of the Fall
Festival to the person hold
ing the lucky ticket.
During the social hour
Edenton, North Carolina, Thursday, October 22, 1970
ALL TIED DOWN
By MARTIN LYNN PRIVOTT (In Vietnam)
Chains, chains—l keep hearing them hum,
Throughout my dreams, there arc some,
But mostly these chains that keep me down,
They’re always there—me—tied to the ground.
Chains, chains—they rattle and clink,
They make me think the whole wrnrld stints,
But I must be cheerful, keep up my hope,
For I want to go home—not on dope!
Rattle, rattle, clink and clink,
This—the way my nights do think.
Can I not be for once again free
From the feeling, let me live as be?
Bong, bong, the ball does rattle,
As I fight to free this world of battle.
Will there be love, peace, no more hate?
What do we do to free ourselves of debate?
Look to Him—He will tell—
Os, how to live and ring the bell!
Crucial Test
Uterine cancer is curable in
almost 100 percent of cases if
diagnosed early. The Pap test
makes early detection possible.
The American Cancer Society
urges every woman to have a
Pap test as part of a regular
health checkup.
Dennis and Louette Monds
served refreshments which
everyone enjoyed and the
group was dismissed.
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Homemakers Meet At Center Hill
The Center Hill Extension
Homemakers Club met on ‘Oc
tober 13 at the Center Hill
Community Building with
Mrs. Elizabeth Bunch as hos
tess.
The meeting was called to
order by Mrs. J. C. Boyce,
president, who used Psalm'
121 for the devotion and lecl
in prayer. Minutes were
read, approved and the roll
called by the secretary. Mrs.
B. P. Monds, treasurer, pre
sented the treasurer’s report-
A report was also given on
results from the concession
stand which the club operat
ed at the County Fair.
Mrs- Gladys White, Exten
sion agent presented a film
strip on Cancer Research.
This meeting will kick off the
cancer drive in the Center
Hill community with Mrs.
Ralph Goodwin chairman.
The date for the Fall Fes
tival w'as set for Saturday,
October 24 and the chairmen
of various departments were
appointed.
During the social hour Mrs.
Bunch served a delicious sal
ad and drinks to the group
and the group was dismissed
by the club collect.
Mrs. James Monds will be
hostess for the month of No
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SECTION B
Over 40?
Over 40? Remember to ask
your doctor about a procto as
part of a regular health check
up. According to the American
Cancer Society, it’s your smart
est move against a form of can
cer that is most common among
both men and women.