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Thandai, October 14, 1982, 2?30
p.a. - Are* Meeting ? Allendale -
Antioch and Raedeen Extension
Homemakers Club.
hint
Use ice cream scoop to put batter in
muffin tins - easier and makes
more uniform muffins.
WHAT WOMEN NEED IN
THEIR NAMES
Recent changes in state and
federal laws provide some help for a
divorced woman in getting her fair
share of jointly held property. And
these new laws can also help
widows get some relief from estate
taxes.
Even so, it's advisable for a wife
to own the following items in her
name: her car, half of the property
the couple acquires during mar
riage; any property she brought to
the marriage; at least one bank
account; a credit card in her own
name and some capital that's been
invested in securities or a savings
account.
If the married woman doesn't
work outside the home, it becomes
especially important that she have
some property listed in her name
alone. This gives her some recogni
tion for her contributions to the
family.
HELP MEAT GO FURTHER
There's no need to cut meat
from your diet if you want to stretch
the family food dollar. Instead,
think smart ? and find ways to
make a little meat go a long ways.
For instance ? you can supple
ment meat with other foods rich in
_ protein. A smaller serving of meat
? teamed up with pasta, bread,
cheese, milk, eggs, yogurt, cottage
cheese or cooked legumes adds up
to good nutrition.
Another tip: cook meat at low
temperatures. Meat cooked at low
temperatures shrink less, are more
tender and have more flavor than
those cooked at high temperatures.
Become familar with a variety of
^ sauces and gravies that go well with
meats. They are easy to make and
are inexpensive when made from
the pan drippings. Experiment
with spices and seasonings.
Most of the great flavor makers
-- garlic, mustard, Worcestershire,
chili, catsup, horseradish, herbs
and spices - are relatively low
in cost and quick to use.
Then, use vegetables as meat
j. stretchers. Fresh, frozen or canned
? -- vegetables added to a sauce or
gravy will add flavor, texture and
vitamins. Almost any vegetable you
like is compatible with a meat dish.
LEISURE IN LEAN TIMES
If there are fewer dollars in the
recreation kitty this year, you might
consider some of the following.
Instead of a long, tiring trip, you
might try getting acquainted with
? your home area or neighboring
counties.
This year take in the festivals,
the special events, the historic
places, the parks, and areas of
natural beauty. Then, while you're
at it, try a new hobby.
Although some hobbies might
call for spending a lot of money,
others don't.
Snoop around your community.
You might be surprised at the
number of hobby clubs that would
welcome new members. Try a new
craft.
You might start by checking your
trash basket. Some of the items
you've thrown away might be
transformed into a gift or game
that could be used to entertain a
^ child or a shutin. Another alterna
^ tive: be a volunteer. Every com
munity needs another pair of
hands.
Decide what age groups you
enjoy or would like to know better.
Also, check with persons who
work with handicapped children,
senior citizens or others who might
have special needs. Last, but
certainly not least, read.
You can get the equivalent of a
a college education by reading the
books in your own public library.
Or for a change of pace, read to the
children in your neighborhood.
Even better, let them read to
you.
Hoke High Band
In 71st High
^ Contest Oct. 9
The Hoke County High School
marching band will compete in the
Fifth annual Seventy-First Invi
tational Marching Band Festival
which will be held October 9 at
Seventy-First High School on Rae
ford Road (U.S. 401 north), from
3:30 p.m. to 9 p.m.
Consession stands will offer hot
(% dogs, Cokes and baked goods for
sale.
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167 Round Roast
EEF RUDY FARMS HOT OR MILD
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AAP QUALITY HEAVY WESTERN GRAIN FED BEEF ALLGOOD
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129
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Head Lettuce
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10 ?l.
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FLORIDA PINK OR WHITE
Grapefruit
FLORIDA GROWN
Avocados
VINE RIPENED LARGE RED RIPE
Tomatoes
SWANSON (SALIS. STEAK 1 1 Vi OZ. 79*) OR
TUrkey
Jumbo
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WASHINGTON STATE EX FANCY SNOW CROP FRUIT BEVERAGE
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EASTERN GROWN CRISP TART
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Margarine
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Reeford, N.C.