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Page 2-C 3 ‘ t * " < , ' 1 , t ' I " V ' ■* k 1 ,“ ' 4 H • 'i^ m M IsSbßbbm- £& NORTHEASTER HONORED—Garland Strickland, third from left, is shown with a cash award and plaque on behalf of the Albemarle Conservation District for national honors with the newsletter “Northeaster.” The picture was made recently during the national convention held in Houston, Tex. , Receives Recognition The Albemarle Conservation District received an award for excellence in public information work from the National Association of Conservation Districts (NACD) at the association’s 28th, Annual Convention held in Houston, Tex. February 11-14. The district newsletter, the “Northeaster” was recognized as a second (dace area winner in the Southeastern United States. Garland Strickland, treasurer of the N. C. Association of Conservation Districts, receiving a cash award and plaque on behalf of the Albemarle District for this achievement. L. C. Bunch, district chairman, states: “As we begin our 14th year of publication we are pleased with the record that the “Northeaster” has established, having been recognized each year except 1967 and 1972 in the National It’s here! • • ■ , I' Bird’s latest siding style for best-dressed homes Its got a rich.kjiitinctive 3-D woodgrain texture that looks tenificon any style home. Solid vinyl. Never needs paint. Stays new-looking for years with Virtually no maintenance. Your choice of 4 beautiful colors: Woodgrain White Woodgrain Yellow Woodgrain Gray Woodgrain Green See it here or call today for details and a free | J estimate. Remember, the best-dressed homes wear Bird. ■ ..Jj Newsletter Contest. “With a mailing list of over 1,600, we fed that the timely tid bits of news presented monthly by the “Northeaster” reflects the conservation work being carried on by the people in our area”. This year, 41 district newsletters out of 750 entries received awards. All of the nearly 3,000 local Soil and Water Conservation in the 50 states, Puerto Rico and the Virgin Islands are eligible to participate in the Annual Contest. The Veterans Administration reminds veterans discharged between January 31, 1955, and June 1,1966, that they have only until May 31, 1974, to complete training under the GI Bill except for flight, farm, or on-job trainees, who have until August 30, 1975. Phoae Conposy Gives Proaotioas The Norfolk & Carolina Telephone & Telegraph Co. and The Norfolk & Carolina Telephone Co. of Va., have announced that at their recent/ board meetings O. V. Hobbs was aDoointed superintendent - installation & repair, and C. G. Castellow was appointed outside plant consultant. The appointments were part of an overall restructuring with in thecompanies which realigned departments and is designed to make the companies more responsive to the growing needs of their service areas. The companies, headquartered in Elizabeth City, now serve over 35,000 stations in eight northeastern North Carolina counties and over 11,000 \ stations in Chesapeake and Virginia Beach, Virginia. , - . ■ 11 "TWj . .'iv " Y. . From The Chowan Herald Kitchen By MILDRED HUOUNg Wa km Us ohm tot—sated recently in a little wigHtoi which to mull in ate. awy to valuable information lac the modern homemaker who waste to /feed bar family wwß ae ** possible. The magaehto, (Seed Food, ■aye Ua porwoee is to be a magasiae “whose special iotereetaad total environment is food.” Besides *tconvenient me—ar in which each Ip* is foOowed by its nutritteial code and this code is set forth oaths eery first page. The February issue has a one on recipes la serve M or M; a special am with recipes to fofiaw to preeant your Valentine; reouests from readers: herbs and spices, etc., etc. We were especially interested on the good buyer guide entitled “Cheese... The Food of Infinite Variety." In this section there is an article on the fine art of chefHM cookerv which is hsndy to know about and we would like to give you a few of their hints, many of them, you probably already know. First of all cheese, as with all high protein foods, becomes tough gnd stringy if overcooked so long cooking of cboeeo must be at s low temperature. Cheeae is easily scorched, so a heavy pan should always be used or a double boiler. Cheeae heated beyond the boiling point separates out unless it is mined with a starch such as pasta, flour or cereal. Grata cheese before adding to a sauce or CASMfOIC. Fondue parties are popular still among the young set and are fun, informal and easy ways to entertain. Here is the recipe given by Good Food for Cheese Fondue. Cheese Fondue 1 clove garlic, halved 2 cups dry white wine 4 cups (1 lb.) grated Swiss cheese 3 tablespoons flour y« cup kirsch or brandy Dash nutmeg Salt to taste Cubes of French, rye and pumpernickel bread Make fondue in e non-metallic pot. Rub the inside id the pot heavily with the cut clove garlic. Discard garlic. Heat wine in pot just until bubbles form. In a bowl mix grated cheeae and flour. Add cheese to K3J To Ofec, Credit Covrse GREENVILLE—A 16-week college credit course, Psychology 3SOG, Psychology of Exceptional Children, will be offered in Edenton beginning ' March 19, by the Division of Continuing Education of East Carolina University. It will be taught in three-hour sessions at John Holmes High School, Room 141, each Tuesday evening through May 21. Each session will moat from 6:20' P.M. to 9:30 P.M. Dr. Jerry Sloan will be the instructor for the course. Pre-registration for the course is necessary. Pre-registration for the erne is necessary. Psychology SS6G carries three quarter hours of college credit which may be used toward certificate renewal or for degree credit if the course fits into the student’s degree program. For pre-registration or further information you may contact James P. Harrell, Regional Coordinator, Edenlon- Chowan Schools, P. O. Box 266, Edenton, N. C. 279*3. SERVICES AVAILABLE Certified Watchmakers Clock Repairs Jewelry Repairs Diimoiid litnithU Raby Shoes m -i on « orwuM, Jiiverca Rasor Service p« —- ImLilm WmW aflWlpW® the pot a handful at a time, eflrrtm uatfl smooth. If cheeae kirsch or brandy. Add nutmeg ■nd salt, to taste. Keep fondue hot ever a warmer, fipeisr bread cubes on fondue forks. Dip into chasm. Serves four to six. (Nate: Leftover fondue can be covered and chilled. Reheat over simmering water in a boiler.) This meatless lasagna will be added to our redoe collection md if you cm find all the chesses locally try it soon with a big teased salad. • Meatless 1 »«»|»* 1 box'(l6ox.) lasagna noodes 2 tablespoons salad oil 3 jars mariana sauce t pkgs. textured vegetable protein 3 cartons <2 ox.) risotto or ■man curd cottage cheese 2 pkgs. (S os. sliced Mozxarelle cheese V 4 cup grated Parmesan ' Cook lasagna noodles according to directions adding oil to cooking water. Drain and place noodles side by side on waxed paper to prevent sticking. Mix mariners sauce and vegetable protein together. Cover bottom of well-greased 9x13x2 inch baking pan with a little of this mixture. Cover with layer of noodles. Add s layer of half of the ricotte and half the Moxxareila cheese. Top with a third of remaining sauce. Cover jlish with more noodles and the final portion of sauce. Sprinkle top with Parmesan cheese. Bake at 350 degrees for one hour until bubbly and brown. Let stand 15 minutes before serving. Cut into squares and serve six to eight. Did you miss the most historic recipe for old-fashioned tea cakes which dates back to the 1774 Edenton Tea Party? Nan Wiley came up with it and it is New Low Price FOR THIS SYLVANIA GTMATIC 25”DIAGONAl SCREEN 1 IBB&i ImSe 9 New Sylvania GT-Matic console mm i pi YZt I rolor TV model CL3241 in Mm jl ChroMatrix IP' picture and H .\ the ultimate in solid-state Perf ° rTnaJlee reljahilt. ■ - .-.l.—j_l” Tuning " rjSyj,,; 6 - ** ui y I mrui the «terrt is picture even when you cfceoft chanmjll I® OHIJ/ bow-tie UHFantennai * *■ fhsfifot Um w**fiaemß.Heraj Is tee way It goes. Tea Cakes • % ? •“ 3(4 cups fibor 1 teaspoon soda Vi teaspoon salt . Three-fourths cud butter 'S' ■ .v# l teaspoon vanilla 3 cups firmly packed brown sugar 3 large egg* - Sift together flour, soda and soft. Set aside. Cream butter and vanilla until very soft. IQUARIUMS AND fIJPPtIfS M w l SoudSeMpaSkfi m K-LO SHOPPING CENTER MUSS: ISAS AJS. • IAS ML MOM. TUBS HU. - MS AJL - 9AS ML SAT. ... W WmuituM, N. '■& SMAUAMMAIS J MIMIM HH L" • HAMKTBB V PUPPIES ■ . mu • PAtAXHTS W. Nave Ito Mbs** • SMACB P»splil W Oar Uwf: V “ • 3MTIOMT SPAMH ML • (00-AAOO •«K 5 • SUMUANINISKT PT •SAMOYit -** - * - -v;/-"-i c- j;• /v* Gradually cream in ntftt. Aud *■*Y : T. ■ . t . fidilHlHprhfnoiir until easy to handle. Roll o$ about one-eighth Inch thick on . hghtly floured board. Cut with cookie cutter and bake on greased baking sheet at 400 degrees about seven or eight minutes. (Note: This reefoe makes the soft, light-colored old-fashioned tea cakas.) Thursday, February 28, 1974 m «v- | |fl| « ,:HN ■ »f 1 ill „ j\ I It I gevy SVir» P«n,/lfccc,«nmunir, Weir Join* t*vc->ihinn »y can in iml« i* • / hrttrr pbev w, live in. Join in. The Army Reserve. It pays to go to meetings.
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