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FATHER'S DAY FAVORITte—
-1968 Style Baked Chichpn with
Corn Bread Dressing This
year, fuss over Father on his
day, instead of fussing over
Baked Chicken With Corn Bread Dressing
This year, gather your fam
ily together to make a fuss
over Father on his day. Serve
an old-fashioned country din
ner of crispy chicken and corn
bread dressing, Dad's favorite
vegetable and salad, followed
by apple pie or chocolate cake.
(You know which clessert Fath
er likes best.)
But fuss over Father instead
of the dinner by cooking the
chicken the easy, modern way
with Good Seasons Shake'n
Bake Seasoned Coating Mix
for Chicken Mild Country
Flavor. This coating mix con
tains, its, own, shortening . so
chicken , pieces-; bake to- golden
gtxxJfieSg Pii" the "over, wfthotft
spatters of grease or the con
stant watching and turning that
frying a chicken involves.
The dressing is a rich, but
tery mixture of crumbled corn
bread, packaged enriched pre
cooked rice, an dtoast cubes.
If your family likes dressing
(and who doesn't), a good trick
tV^UIZMEE
•• • •
"Dr.'Quizmee, our information spe
cialist, is happy to answer his read
ers' questions in his weekly column.
All responses are verified by Funk
& Wagnalls Standard Reference
Encyclopedia.
Dennis L. has been reading about
' the Arctic and
wants to know:
"How can an
from snow
keep lomeont
One of the best
I" 7' insulating mate
rials against cold
U air is air itself.
The blocks of snow used in igloos
have lots of air trapped in them,
which effectively, insulates these
snowy homes against the minus 50
or 60 degrees reached in-the Arctic!
- "What is meant by the ex
pression 'Trojan horse'?" Brenda
R. asks.
Ancient stories say the Trojan
horse was built by the Greeks 3,000
years "agf to deceive their Trojan
enemies. After 10 years of war, the
Greeks built a huge wooden horse
and offered it as a gifl to the city of
Troy. It was accepted, and dragged
inlo the city. That night, Greek
soldifrs came out of the hollow
horse and conquered Troy.. Today
"Trojan horse" means something
deceitful.
"What causes breakers al the
beach?" writes Peter D.
Wind and storms blowing over
llie ocean cause waves to form.
These waves moye forward unin
terrupted for thousands of miles.
When something like a .sand bar
blocks the wave, it curls over and
•'breaks"—as at the beach.
If you are the first to submit a
question to Dr. Quiimee, in care of
this newspaper, fthe writer of this
column to be sole judge), you will
receive free the full 25 volume set
of Funk & Wagnalls Standard Ref
erence Encyclopedia.
■ " '
dinner. Serve crispy chicken,
baked in the oven along with
buttery, rich corn bread dress
ing. Seasoned coating mix,
with its oftn built-in shorten-
is to freeze any leftover hot
breads, such as biscuit or corn
bread, in plastic bags. That
way, you'll always have ingre
dients on hand for quickly pre
paring a dressing.
Baked Chicken with Corn
Bread Dressing
M cup choped onion
Vz cup diced celery
1/4 cup butter
2 cups chicken broth
1 teaspoon r sjilt
3/4 teasporfn poultry s'eason
'ing
Dash of pepper
1-1/3 cups packaged enrich
ed pre-cooked rice
• 'envelope seasoned costing
' r 'ftilx'for chicken—mild
country flavor
2Vz pounds cut-up chicken
1 cup dice dtoasted bread
3 ~cups crumbled corn bread
2 tablespoons chopped-pars
ley
Vi cup chicken broth
1/4 cup butter
ON A &AZE>APOS NOLI PAY, YOU'LL SEE &kip6etowns
"CAREENAGE", WHERE AN INL&f OF THE SEA CUTS RIGHT
THROUGH THE HEART OF TOWN. SNAP PICTURES OF SUCH
SIGHTS AS SCHOONERS LOADING AND UNLOADING EVERY
MANNER OF CARGO, ANP THE BRI&JETOWN HARBOR POLICE
IN THEIR PELL-OOTTOMEP TROUSERS/ MIDI BLOUSES AND
QMONG THE UNUSUAL
PISHES IN BAR&APOH, III 11 !"'!!!!
YOU'LL FIND BONAVIST-- fr,
COMBINED WITH PUMPKIN BFtJ 1 f"*" 4>l
AND HERBS TO FORM A g«WIU Jl. "' 4.1 MP
UNIQUE AND TASTY SOUP/ 111 g^
■& 2 'XVRV 1 E£5R HOTEL IN TOWN
(W NOT ONLY HAS IfeO ROOMS/TKVO
WTV««I „ - "IWI fiXx RESTAURANTS ANP TWO PARS"
y J LOCATED JUST FIVE MINUTES
I  f FROM BRIDGETOWN. ON THE
\f 14- - ACRE SITE OF THE
p*- /) rr-1 BARBAPOS HILTON AT
I ///|T\®A NEEDLAM'S POINT,ST. MICHAEL,
1 °NCE STOOD FOKT CHARLES WMtUI
dlJit PROTECTED THE ISLAND amc ITSC
ayy/ harbor for nearly 200 years;!
Home of Quality Products
ZENITH DUNLOP TIRES
MAONAVOX FIRESTONE TIRES
NOROE DELCO BATTERIES
TAPPAN SEAT COVEfcB
FEDDERS BRAKE SERVICE
KITOHENAID ALIGNMENT *
EASY TERMS .
"WE FINANCE OUR OWN AOCOtflfTtP* a
Setvice What
ing, is used to coat pieces of
chicken so that they'll bake to
golden goodness without con
stant watching or spattering
grease.
Saute onion and celery in
1/4 cup butter until vegetables
are tender but not brown. Add
2 cups chicken broth and sea
sonings; bring to a boil.
Meanwhile, empty seasoned
coating mix into the plastic
shaker bag. Moisten chicken
pieces with water. Shake off
excess liquid. Shake 2 or 3
pieces at a time in the bag
until evenly coated. Arrange
chicken in a single layer in un
greased shallow baking pan.
Stir diced toast, corn bread,
and parsley into rice mixture.
Spoon into 1%-quart baking
dish. Heat % cup chicken broth
with. 1/4 cup butter until but
ter is melted. Drizzle over
stuffing mixture. Bake stuffing
and chicken at 400 degrees for
40 to 50 minutes or until stuff
ing is lightly browned on top
and chicken is tender. Serve
with spiced crab apples, if de
sired. Makes 4 servings of
chicken with 6 cups stuffing.
Winn-Dixie Co.
Raleigh Store
Enters Project
RALEIGH Winn-Dixie Ra
leigh, Inc.— 2201 S. Wilming
ton St., Raleigh, has entered
the competition for the Gover
nor's Retail Food Industry
Award given each year for
promotion of North Carolina
food products by food retail
ers.
Awards are given in three
categories for excellence in
merchandising North Carolina
food products, and judging is
based on the contestant's pre
sentation of newspaper tear
sheets and advertising circu,
lars, photographs of special in
store promotions, and similar
visual evidence of boosting
"Tarheel" produced and pro
cessed foods.
Those entering the contest
are assisted by specialists from
the North Carolina Department
of Agriculture markets division
promotion section ,who periodi
cally visit all the competing
stores to show them how to
keep evidence of their promo
tions in proper order and up
to date.
These specialists also pass
on to the contestants from time
to time new ideas for promo
tions which may be helpful.
All contestants filed entry,
blanks with the Department by
April 1, and their evidence
must be in Raleigh for judging
C DEL MONTE GARDEN SHOW)
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Del Monte W. K. Golden or Cream Q A Crtitlfflfll Oo 00^
White Corn 4 SI 00 I "" I!
De L M„„te-s A vE fe (IgsJ Garden Peas 2 8oz 29
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■■ H m J Pure Vegetable Shortening
\ CATSUP I riSCO 3... 77"
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, jPa, y/ save foe «. 43
f C 00 Astor Roaster Fresh
I iL 1 Coffee ... 49*
l. ■ / (felt DM, 15 'l«o
Morton cinnl t— 'i-l Fill Your Beef Freezer
Meat Dinners 3"1 Jwl jgjgggf
Orange Juice 66o*l°°pSgJJ ,ll;.S2£s. *29"
i Ground Buf
Superbrand Pure Delicious 7 J ...... __ " X
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vlllll Ul Fresh Barbecue Pork ... They'll Love It!
Sherbet Fresh Lean Sliced Quarter
Thrifty Maid Pure Creamy Pork Loins »> Oo
Ice Milk Fresh Lean Boston Butt—Whole ja
2i«oo Pork Roost »' 48
rresh Lean v w .
" a,f c!;«" on I \Pork Picnics Who,e p„ U nd 38 J
Your Choice V ..
Ploy "Win fg Stars" Win T to 'soo°°
jitL 1 %i.
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not later than October 10. The
awards, consisting of beauti
ful plaques, will be presented
by the Governor at a diimer
on November 19 this year. Co-
Chairmen of the awards com
mittee are Agriculture Com
missioner James A. Graham
and Wayne Corpening, Director
of the Department of Adminis
tration.
The three categories of com
petition are one-store opera
tors, those operating from two
to six stores, and corporate
chains with seven or more
stores.
SATURDAY. JUNE 8, 1966 s THE CAROLINA TIMES—
SURPRISED Albert Madison
Mundy, for forty-five years
Chief of Service at the Tray
more Hotel, was surprised at
receiving a set of matched
luggage honoring his long
service at the famed hotel. The
presentation, made by Preston
Robert Tisch, president of
Loew's Hotels, followed the rib
3A
bon-cutting ceremony officially
opening the new Traymore
Copvention Centre. Girls repre
senting all of Loew's hotels
look on. Mr. Mundy will re
ceive an all-expense-free vaca
tion at the Americana of New
York, in company with mem
bers of his considerable family-