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Today's modern convenience foods are most appe*.: .i
to brides and young marrieds.. the generation which has
grown up knowing the marvels of fro/en and packaged
prepared dinners and speedy mixes.
Rice verdi, which is rice with bell peppers and parsley,
is a palatable dish that can easily be given an Oriental
flavor. Here it is enlivened with onion, diced water
chestnuts and soy. sauce. The succulent rice mixture is
packed into custard cups, then unmolded on a hot
serving platter. Pretty enough for a party, let Fried Rice
Verdi be the focal point of a dinner. Select several
frozen Chinese entrees from your grocer's freezer case to
complete the dinner, including egg rolls and a variety of
chow mein and choD suev main
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FRIED RICE VERDI
and parsley)
Vj cup frozen chopped onion
l/j cup diced water chestnuts
2 tbsps<\butter or margarine, melted
2 eggs, slightly beaten
2 tsps. soy sauce
Snipped parsley
Cook rice verdi according to package directions.
Meanwhile, in a large skillet, saute onion and water
chestnuts in butter. Add cooked rice. Combine egg and
soy sauce; add to skillet. Cook over low heat, stirring
constantly, until eggs are cooked. Pack rice into five
custard cups or individual gelatin molds; unmold on hot
platter. Garnish with parsley. Serve immediately.
Yield: 5 servings.
Or why not make Regal Rice Casserole the star of your
Energy Woe
Hundreds of people of oxygen through propare
installing wood er ventilation for such
stoves and firesplaces in device^ in your house,
an attempt to have alter- - All appliances require
native heat in their home clearance from combustin
case the need arises. ible materials.
Since the clouds of oil Have permanent inuncertainty
seem to be stallations made by a
gathering and becoming licensed heating contracdarker
every day, the
installation of alternative
heating devices, like chi- _ mneys,
fireplaces and IJ 1
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is gaining momentum ~
every hour.
Home fires are also on
the ?increase, because F%\/
many people are not J
taking the time and monto
install the heating JoA/lDG FSl
devices properly.
The National Fire Protection
Association has
published a set of guidelines
in installing chimr tor and checked by enand
fireplaces afl8 forcement authorities.
covering heating devices Keep chimneys and
= - in general. These guide- chimney connecters^ ti-~
__ lines in a brochure entitl- ght and clean. Have the
ed Home Fires Burning. chimney cleaned once a
the .National Fire year. Dispose of ashes
Protection Association in tightly covered metal
says: containers - never in
All open tiame devices boxes or bags
need air for combustion. Have the brickwork
heater that > is not checked in older fireplaelectric
depletes oxygen Ces. Use a screen to
from the air that ..you prevent flying sparks &
need to breathe. , You |CgS from rolling out of
^can assure the resupply the ,f,rep|ace. Keep
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Who Is Commui
America is rapidly fail- America, a country
ing the vast majority of built on dreams, has hanr
it's young people. ded us a nightmare.
We are not of one color, We alienated, lost,
economic background, or n?t fitting in^ the whole
social class. picture of this^jangled
We are young Ameri- jigsaw puzzle.
cans. Born and raised on With the church adopChenrio's,
Wonderbread, tine its other world attiand
daily doses of com- tudes, it has rapidly lost
mercial television. its credibility as a controlWe
are well educated, factor in the real
hard working and disillu- world.
sioned. The Communist WorWe
fight the common *ers *\as
foe; inflation, a failing come in ume to nn tne
bureaucratic government, void, like a fresh wave a of
high taxes and a devalued cold autumn breeze.
dollar. The CWP has come in
We are the atomic ba- the nick of time to shoot
bies. We were born under us in the arm, like a much
the sign of an, atomic needed booster shot to
fallout mushroom. ward off the disease of
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The real shame in the whole situation is two fold, first
Timmy Newsome will not get a shot a breaking the 1,000
+ AAA J I. 1 A! ? C I 1 4 f
ana <*,uuu yara oarners respectively ana seconaiy me
Rams have finally peaked at the end of the season rather
than during the "blood alley" journey.
Bill Hayes probably won't say it but this writer has a
sneakey suspicion that the coach feels his team is the
CIAA's best at this writing.
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Rice Verdi
next luncheon attraction? It will rate bravos from your
bridge club. The tender, long-grain fluffy rice comes
sparked with perky green peas and succulent sliced
mushrooms. Add crisp bacon bits and sliced green
onions to make this casserole with an exciting new flavor
contract. The tasty topper is zingy Cheddar cheese and
smootfrdairy sour cream.
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s Cause Fires
dampers open. Never - Install and use according
use a flammable liquid to local law^ and regulato
start or freshen a fire. tions. Learn how to fuel,
If an outdoor grill, start and tend the fire,
hibachi, or brazier must
be used indoors place it There is a knack to
in the fireplace where operating dampers. The
the chimney will draw necessity for frequent
off the carbon monoxide. stoking involves frequent
regulation of dampers
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m a m Assure space around,
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cent combustibles. Place ,
Ha sheet of not less than
no. 24 U,S. gage metal on
the floor under the
- stove * if the , floor is
combustible. Never freshen
a fire with gasoline
? br other flammable liquid.
Sudden flare-ups
from such action have
caused fatal fires and ~
Carbon monoxide is a explosions.
deadly poison gas. Open Do not use es~
the damper. Use paper fot comfort heatj
~~or kindling to start a f.rer= They can release toxic
never flammable liqmds gases your house if ~
such as gasoline or kero- used for , riods
sene. Never freshen the because they are no,
fire with gasoline or vented tQ the outdoors
other flammable liquid.
Coal and wood-burn- Portable electric heating
stoves have a poor ers should be installed
fire record because they , according to manufacturequire
and do not re- rer's instructions and or
ceive special knowledge guidance from local fi^e
.of installation and con- department or electrica\
stant, careful tending. inspector's office. i ^
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nist Workers Party?
- apathy. tution of these United
The CWP has come just States of America.
in time to fill in the void of We are your sons, your
those young black, white, daughters, your wives,
red and yellow Ameri- your husbands, your neigcan's
who have been disil- bors.
lusioned by a pathetic two We are young revolu-~
party system that has tionaries and we know
naunted us for too many that nothing, especially a
yers. The CWP must be revolution, come about
reckoned with, for it is not without sacrifice, being
a fly by night group of that of time, money and, if
unorganized, unorthodox, necessary, one's own
uncouth degenerates. life's blood.
we are young America, Richard Blue
excersizing our right to 1976 Locust Ave.
protest under the Consti- City, N.C.
Connections from page 5
which is exactly where they belong in a democcatic
1 society.
The problem, then, becomes one of educating the
citizenry and its electcd representatives to understand
i the potentialities and limitations of scientific-tcchnical
advances.
Finally, Technology Assessment asserts that we can
control our own technology and that wc arc not the
creatures of a mindless technology which could crush us
underfoot.
Based upon the premise that we can use our own
technology to help brring about the kind of life and
society we want, Technology Assessment clearly asks: If
ours is a man-made world, why can't man remake it?
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