I Old Favorite Provides Travel Meal Pythians Win Honors __ MrsJ. Gara Nesby and . 1 ^ Albert Williams have re- 1 ft turned from the bi-annual 1 ^ supreme convention of the 1 l Knights of Pythias and the * \ P Court of Calanthe in Jackson, Miss, where they received several honors. Mrs. Nesby was re elected Supreme Worthy I Orator of the Supreme Court of Calanthe. The pose involves responsibility II for religious services of the She also an award of $100 for the Grand ?Court of Calanthe cf N.C. ll for having adding the sec ond highest number of 11 I members The N.C. court's youth branch won a trophy ?for having the second highthe Catherine. [Williams was awarded II the supreme degree, the highest of five degrees conferred by the -order, w during the convention. Sorry?-Nop | In other highlights, Mrs. Supreme Court of Calanthe adopted the N.C. court's " theme of M Togetherness" as the theme for the entire " court and also adopted a song^of the same title by Mrs. T. W. Pittman of Red Springs as conventfon She quoted NAACP exec- I w utive director Benjamin L. Hooks, also supreme worthy counselor for the H OIllC^lC. Court of Calanthe, as say-. H V ing the song summed up H DlTTTl^^' the spirit of the convention. PlliEi* ml 9 . ami T-Bono s If making a homemade H < har-broiliufr jam intrigues you, now is ^_?. the time to discover how easy it is with a recipe for ~ freezer Minted Peach Jam. r The fruit is not cooked-just I mixed with sugar, mint, I lemon juice and powdered I fruit pectin. It's the pectin I that assures a good "set" I and helps capture fresh I fruit flavor. 1 MINTED PEACH JAM 1 2 lA cups prepared fruit f \ 1 / IV (about 2 lb. fully I /4 ripe peaches) I -p A 2 tablespoons lemon juice 1 I ^ 1 teaspoon ascorbic acid I crystals (optional) 1 5 cups (2Va lb.) sugar I 1 tablespoon chopped fresh mint yT - A ' % cup water -J, ,'J 1 Cox gelatin * ^ (1 *Aoz.) fruit pectin .. f\ First prepare the con- yndK''t ' tain era. Use only containers 1 pint or less in size that have tiaht-fittino liHs Wtt Wash, scald and drain con- *j*\ tainers and lids; or use I *> Add lemon juke and f ascorbic acid. " \ v Then make the Jan. ,< t , Thoroughly mix sugar into ^ v fruit. Add mint and let fc ^ stand 10 minutes. Mix water and fruit pectin in StSS^ __ small saucepan. Bring to a BoiH^-s P-v^-rgad1 boil and boil 1 minute, K w r.i |?|>< into the fruit. Continue .nnl fro/? ,i stirring about 3 mlnatea. / 5 * V * x' < * Mention budget cooking and the first rTTnt* TnT^sT Consumers think of is ground beet In tact. mans economy-minded cooks \\ill tell sou tlkit it has been ground beet, with its potential for being prepared in s.T many ssays. that has gotten them through these past years of risingpriv.es. l-'sen now as beet prices appear to be stabilising, keeping ssithin a limited tood budget is s;111 .i challenge that must be met dails . Co.Mind beef continues to plas an import.nn role. All asset is its popufcints. esfii in us simplest form -- >Nv>J^2PP gril^^^^T TEAK._ % 9? iJIL Per 4 lb. Box ^1 lie from tender, juicy ^?=^fc= f from the rib-eye, strip leaks. Great for outdoor Approx. 83c each .. BEEF I? TTIES 796 B Prr i lh. I ?? - l ! lb. Boxes! th I I \pprox. 50C earh I mJ % J ' JUMBO (OSy STUFFED * mn ipon SHlu B, ^ " Delirious shrimp-iiiil t? p;:,x,b ^"n,n-pf?r ? |RED SNAPPER I FILLETS ; 1 Q 90 A per > lb. ., I JL t>nv ? ^ ppr't \ , S | ,30 ppr n7. ?*?" REAPED SHRIMP\ f\ 1 )Hi< iou? < >111( > Sh r i ri 11? with p??r ) r i:' 111 ?i I ^ AK-?Hr*M< i n>^.? ? Ban Vpprox. S2.82 per 8 oz. servin CUBED T!^M VEAL m?gz< STEAK 1 O 9 0 *t: ^ J 4 . I_ i_ . ^ 4 prr i n??\ in i i' 4 '4 NORTH f fy ATLANTIC?A/Jyi. FLOUNDER 1 9 90/>fa prr > lb. Iln\. X Ul ?| |?'|?'XS. |!,tll MM"I\ ^ ^ ?^ 9 t pickle aml i?11\ cs ^ hen toting the* burgers to the beach purk. \ o u 11 want to take' proper satet\ precautions, being sure that the Uiviirui beet remains cold until cooking tune. I he mans varieties of coolers av a are helpful in keeping picnic tiunls pn?perl\ chilled. If planning to travel a distance or leave home early am* cat late, it is" advisable to pack grouml beet patties frozen. They will at least partialis defrost in time for broiling. w I I I j I I , ^ / l I I 1 >aWfc. i P ij^j I ull\ < ooWeh I "mzen-From the (;oM I . jMU2^ Uu>ktin W utorv \ I f__T7Ty ionriiict Trciil. I 41 per 8 oz. serving I N.Y. S' OR (^ l^l^BONELE I RIB EY fr-f S STEAK: >(i \ ralorir I ^ o7. steaks I [>\. .81 c_fach \ -* i j\ -1 >l)v ^ ~y / I ' '''iidrri/fMl. f'| 1 y f /J r?*iiij\ jm)|\ if' I & 12 Steaks per J Vk e believe ue have or '^"x >1 this event, based on prt \J that a sell-oul could oec , (^uanliiif* limited in nvnili * okk, Smlurdmy, July 71, 1*79. Pf 21 Beefburgers--PUln or Fancy 2 pounds ground beef 2 leaspoons salt % teaspoon papper 6 to 8 hamburger buns Combine ground beef, salt and pepper; shape into 6 to 8 patties lA to 3/* inch thick.* Place patties on gril 3 \ inches above ash-covered coals. Broil for 7 to 8 minutes on one side. Turn and continue cooking 6 to 8 minutes, depending upon degree of doneness desired. Serve on hamburger buns. 6 to 8 servings. aturday }nly. lurry! lality ; >staurant-type c English- ~ ^ ish'n chips. ^ TAILS Lobster . .. Only Shrimpier^ J ffCT^ p*r 4 ">. Bo* rmp STEAKS boneless) I 790 ^ Pfr I lh. Ixiy urriin I'eiJ frpe| ??>fl IVf>/r|| in | rc1>/r\ rs I fMiiU-r. 11j11 \. box Approx. ^ 1. 19 each 1 dered adequate quantities to laM for 'vious sales. Hov*e\er. it is po>sible Mir hi* suppli<>?.