Snug Harbor calendar
The following is a calendar at
tr enu for the coming month at the
Snug Harbor Community Club Howt
?Feb 2 - Youth Band Practice. T
?Feb. ) ? Woman* Club. 10 a.m.;
Free Blood Pressure clinic 11:30-2:30;
Bible Study. 3 p.m.
?Feb. 4 ? Harbor Lites Sq. Dance
Workshop. 7:30 p.m.
?Feb. S ? Snug Harbor Community
Church, official Board meeting. 1:00
?Feb. ( ? Harbor Lites Sq. Dance
Club Monthly Dance. ? to 11 p.m.
?Feb. 7 ? Snug Harbor Community
church ft- 10 a.m., Sunday School 10
10:45.
?Feb. 9? Youth Band
?Feb M? Wmu'i Club, 10 a.m.;
Bible Study. 3 p.*
?Feb. 11 ? Harbor Lite* Workshop,
7:31p.m.
?Feb. 13 - So tig Harbor Co*
m unity Church Choir rehersal. ?
?Feb. 13 ? Snug Harbor Property
Owners Association Board of
Governors Meeting. 10 a.m.; Bingo
7:30p.m.
?Feb. 14 ? Snug Harbor Com
munity Church I a.m.. Sunday School
10-10:45a.m.
?Feb. H ? Youth Band. 7 p.m.
?Feb. 17 ? Woman's Club. 10 a.m.;
Bible Study. 3 p.m.
?Feb. II ? Harbor Lites workshop.
7:30p m. ' J
?Feb. II ? Snug Harbor Com
munity Church Choir reversal
?Feb. 20 ? Covered dish tup^r
sponsored by Civic League. 1:30 pm.
?Feb. 21 ? Snug Harbor Com
munity Church, ? am. Sunday
School. 10 a.m.; Civic League
Meeting, lp.m.
?Feb. 23 -Youth Band.
?Feb. 24 ? Woman's Club. 10 a.m.;
Bible Study. 3 p.m.
?Feb. 2S ? Harbor Lites Workshop,
7;30p.m
?Feb. 26 ? Snug Harbor Com
munity Church Choir Rehersal.
?Feb. 27 ? Bingo. 7:30p.m.
?Feb. 28 ? Snug Harbor Com
munity Church. I a.m., and Sunday
School at 10a.m.
Volunteers eligible for exemption
"If you're one of North Carolina's
thousands of volunteers, and you
drive to do your charitable deeds, you
will want to pay close attention to how
many volunteer miles you drive
during 1982," says Charles V. Petty,
Cook's corner
EDNAWOLVERTON ,
Serve a one dish meal this week !
CHICKEN* BROCCOLI AUGRATIN
2 10-oz. pkg. frozen broccoli spears
4 chicken breasts ? cooked
Vi stk butter
W c. flour
v* t. dry mustard
dash pepper
1 c. chicken broth
Vi c. light cream
1 c. grated cheese
2 T. dry white wine
grated parmesan cheese
Cook broccoli ? drain. Slice
Chicken.
Prepare sauce: Melt butter ? add
flour & seasoning^. Stir in stock and
cream. Cook until thickened. Add
Cheese, stir until melted.
Arrange broccoli on bottom of a 9
inch baking dish. Layer chicken over
broccoli. Cover with sauce. Sprinkle
with Parmesan cheese.
Bake at 350 degrees for 25 minutes.
Serves 6.
Executive Director of the Governor's
Office of Citizen Affairs.
Those miles will get you twice the
state income tax deduction they got
you last year. The new deduction is 18
cents per mile and can be filed on your
1983 State Income Tax Return.
However, it is important to keep a
record of the miles driven."
According to Petty, the state
previously allowed 9 cents per mile,
which is still the rate on federal tax
returns. "The increase is due to a bill
sponsored by Governor James B.
Hunt. Jr. in the 1981 session of the
General Assembly which sets the
deduction for miles driven by
volunteers to be 90 percent of that
allowed for business deductions.
Petty explained, "In the past the
volunteer mileage deduction was set
separately. Now, it will increase as
the business deduction does."
Hertford men complete training
Bill Thompson. David Eure, Charlie
Appleton and Ray white, all of Hert
ford. and all Servicemen at AgTrac
Equipment. Inc.. have completed a
week-long MF Tractor Service
Training School at Massey Ferguson
Regional Training Center in Atlanta.
Ga. *
"Tlte school keeps us abreast by
\jr ? -
teaching the latest in maintenance
and repair techniques," said the
Servicemen.
"We got up-to-the-minute in
struction on the new advances in
Massey equipment and the
professional mechanical procedure
needed to keep equipment in top-flight
operating order.
"But the most important thing we
learned was how much Massey means
business in its emphasis on serving
customers," said the Servicemen.
"We won't be satisfied until the
Massey name is synonymous with the
best customer service available
anywhere in the world," they said.
School menus
BUAKTASTAUJNCH
1?4
MON . FEB- 8
Toast and jelly ..Pineaple Tidbits, and milk.
Hamburger and bun. Frrnch Fries. Fruit Cup.
and milk
TUF.S FEB 9
? Toast. Sausage Pattic. Apricots, and milk
Spaghetti,. Tossed Salad. Green Beans. Corn
bread, and milk
WED . FEB 10 ;
Cereal. Mixed Fruit and milk
Chicken Pot Pie. Candied Yams. Green Peas.
Toast and milk
THURS . FEB II
Buttered Toast and jelly. Banana, and milk
Pizza; Potato Wedges. Tangclo. and milk
FBI . FEB 12
School Made Cinnamon Bun. Applesauce, and
milk
Roast Turkey and gravy. Whipped Potatoes,
Mixed Greens. Hot Rolls and milk
?UAEFASTA LUNCH
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MON .FEB I
Toast and jelly. Cereal. Pineapple Tidbits, and
milk ,
Hamburger and bun. Frcnch Fries. Baked
Beans. Fruit Cup. and milk
TUF.S . FEB 9
Toast. Sausage Pattie. Cereal. Apricots, and
milk
Spaghetti or Pork Pattie with gravy. Tossed
Salad. Pear Halves. Green Beans. Cornbread. Hot
Rolls, and milk
WED . FEB 1#
Cereal. Danish, Mixed Fruit and milk.
Chicken Pot Pie or Chuckwagon with Bun.
Candied Yams. Applesauce. Green Peas. Toasl
and milk
THURS . FEB 11
Buttered Toast and jelly. Bacon Strip. Cereal.
Banana, and milk
Pizza. Potato Wedges. Buttered Corn. Tangelo.
and milk.
FRI .FEB 12
School Made Cinnamon Bun. Cereal. Ap
plesauce. and milk
Roast Turkey with gravy. Sausage Biscuit or
Macaroni 4 Cheese. Whipped Potatoes. Mixed
Greens. Sliced Apples. Hot Rolls, and milk.
Church Street Hertford
426-5464
Firefighting exercise
Kenneth Ray Cullipher (left),
member of the Durante Neck
Fire Departmemt, and
Elisabeth City fireman
William Lewis take part in an
on-the-scene exercise con
ducted by Fire Service in
structor Donald Mclntyre
using a tactical simulator to
create the rapidly-changing
conditions experienced during
most fire calls. Firefighters
from six counties met on s
recent Saturday and Sunday
at College of The Albemarle to
participate in the first
Fireman's Weekend
Workshop hosted by the
Continuing Education
Division. A total of 82
1
students, representing 18
communities, were on hand
for the tactical and strategy j
training sessions and special?
classes on emergency han-jS
dling of hazardous materials. 2
Ten Perquimans county
residents participated. (COA
Photo)
Service news
BARTLETT
Sergeant Evelyn M. Bartlett
received notification recently that she
had passed recent testing which
promotes her to the rank of Staff
Sergeant.
^ SSgt. Bartlett is the former Evelyn
Ann Modlin. daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
James E. Modlin, Sr., of Route 4,
Hertford.
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