Community Calendar
Burgess School Reunion
Notice to all former students of
Burgess school. If you have not
been notified of s school re-uaioa.
ptoaae contact W O. Elliott 43ft
7718 immediately.
Grammarfest slated
H? grunmarfert acthritics con
sist ofa yard sale, country store,
bake sale, fortune teller, pony
rides, train rides, carnival
gamee, concessions, and the raf
fling off of a VCR. It begins at
8:00 Saturday morning until 3:00
p.m. The drawing will be at 2:00
p.m.
BPW to meet
Blair M. Patterson of Wheat
First Securities will be the quest
speaker of the Hertford Business
and Professional Woman's Club
meeting on Thursday Oct. 10, at
8:00 p.m. at the EMC Building in
Winfall. He will address the top
ics of Pension Plans for the self
employed, IRA's and financial
planning. The public is invited.
Pupper Show noted
Perquimans County Library
Presents Puppets for fire preven
tion and firemen appreciation by
Belvidere 4-H Club, Tuesday, Oc
tober 8th at 8:00 p.m. at the Per
quimans County High School Au
ditorium.
BPW to honor Winslow
The Hertford Business and
Professional Women's Club will
have an affair on Sunday, Octo
ber 20, 1985 to honor Mrs. Lucille
Winslow. More information
about this event will be coming
soon.
State Fair trip planned
The Peruquimans County Rec
reation Department and Senior
Center is sponsoring a trip to the
State Fair in Raleigh on Monday,
OctoiMr 21. They will leave the
Ueci? timi Department at 6:30
a.m. They will arrive at the fair
around 10 a.m. and leave the fair
at 4 p.m. On the way home a stop
will be made at Parker's Barbe
que in Wilson. A return trip to
Hertford is scheduled for around
9 p.m. Cost is $10 person which
includes transportation only. For
more information or to reserve
your seat call 426-5404.
Senior Center news
Senior Center? October 3, Bible
Study class 1:30-3:00, Oct. 4,
blood pressures checked checked
for free 9-12:00, 2-5:00 p.m. Oct.
7, crochet 1-4:00 p.m., Oct. 8, Bi
ble Study 1:30-3:30, Oct. 9, bingo
2:00.
Last weeks's bingo winners
were Harriett Rouse and Rosa
Gibbs.
Call the center to sign up for
the State Fair Trip.
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Super desert ideas capture apple's flavor
Desserts prepared with apples
are especially tasty during the
days of Fall when the fruit is at
its peak of flavor. This week I of
fer you two apple desserts. The
Apple Squares is best served
warm, as a coffee cake or top it
with ice cream or whipped
cream for dessert. The pie, also
prepared with sour cream is deli
cious on it's own.
APPLE SQUARES
1 pkg. yellow cake mix
1 stick butter, soft
Vi cup brown sugar, packed
Vfc teaspoon cinnamon
5-4 apples, peeled and thinly
sliced
1 cup sour cream
1 egg
Combine cake mix and butter
until crumbly ; reserve two
thirds cup for topping and brown
sugar and cinnamon. Mix well.
Set reserved mixture aside.
Press remaining mixture into
bottom of ungreased 9x13" pan
which has been sprayed with liq
uid shortening. Arrange apples
over base. Blend sour cream and
eggs; spread over apples. Sprin
kle reserved topping over all.
Bake at 350 degrees for 30-40 min
utes until topping is light brown
and bubbly. Yield 16 square*.
SOUR CREAM APPLE PIE
1 unbaked 9" pie crust
legg
lcup sugar
1 cup sour cream
1 tablespoon flour
y? teaspoon salt
% teaspoon vanilla
1 lb. sliced apples ?
Vfe cup flour
\k cup butter
Prepare pie crust and refrigar
ate until reisdy to use. Heat oven
to 400 degrees. Beat egg, a M
sugar, sour cresm, flour, aak
and vanilla. Add apples and mix
until blended. Pour into crust aad
30 ""iniitM at ""HI applSB
are tender. Mix other ingredients
and sprinkle over pie. Reduce
head to 350 degrees and bake 19
minutes. Serves 6.
Festival of Skills set
Everything from angels to
woodwork will be featured at the
Fifth Annual Festival of Sk'iLs
sponsored by the Perquimans
County Extension Homemakers
on Friday, October 25. Mark your
calendar for that day to browse
among crafts from 10:00 a.m. to
5:00 p.m. at the A.R.P.D.C (Albe
marle Commision) Building on
Church Street Extended, Hert
ford, N.C. This will be an excel
lent time to begin or continue
your Christmas shopping along
with selecting baked items for
the freezer or to enjoy that very
weekend.
What better way is there to
spend a fall day than to visit the
array of handmade items by:
Tasy Penner, Belvidere Exten
sion Homemakers, Holiday Is
land Extension Homemakers,
Claude Long, Celia N. Copeland,
Memory Lane Senior Citizens,
Pooles Grove Extension Home
makers, Gardner Senior Village,
Geneva Elliot, Nancy Madre,
Bethel Extension Homemakers
and Snug Harbor Civic League,
Merlin Kingston, and Midge Stul
ler?
While at the Festival, soup,
sandwiches and other goodies
can be enjoyed at the foods con
cession. Don't miss this opportu
nity to experience a fun day
among friendly and talented peo
ple.
For more information, call 426
7697.
Hugging and laughing
are aids to good health
Laughing and hugging can be
beneficial to your health.
Dr. Harold Voth, a senior psy
chiatrist at Menninger's, says
hugging can lift depression and
tune up the body's immune sys
tem. In fact, when a person is
hugged, the hemoglobin in the
blood increases significantly.
That's important because hemo
globin carries oxygen to all parts
of the body? including the heart
and the brain.
An increase in hemoglobin
tones up the whole body, helps
prevent disease and speeds re
covery from illness.
Now, let's talk about a good
laugh. Researchers believe you
need to laugh fifteen ti > or
more each day.
After all, laughter is a great
stress reducer. When you laugh,
you lose muscle tone? and that
forces the tense muscles in your
body to relax.
In fact, you could think of
laughter as "internal jogging."
When you laugh, you activate
your muscles, increase your
heart rate and amplify your res
piration rate. The muscles in
your face, arms, legs and stom
ach get a mini-workout and so do
your diaphragm, thorax, and cir
culatory and endocrine systems.
How can you get a steady sup
ply of laughter? Well, being
around other people who like to
laugh helps. But sometimes you
have to tickle your own funny
bone. Fortunately, even serious
moments have their funny side.
Hugging and laughing may not
cure all your ills, but they can
make the bad things easier to
take.
Bingo tourney winners
Recently a bingo tournament
was held at the Perquimans
County Senior Center. The fol
lowing were the winners, all of
which are from Hertford.
1st Naomi Lomax, 2nd Eliza
beth Gregory, 3rd Kathleen
Brennaman.
Others who participated were
Georgia Leary, Bonnie Nixon,
Georgette Miles, Naomi Banks,
Rosa Gibfas, Elizabeth Thach,
Leola White and Harriet Route,
all from Hertford.
Also Virginia Auerbach, Mi
riam Fletcher, Pearl Jackson,
Hazel Hartzog, Winnie Seymour,
Bertha Woodley, and Marigold
Woodfork, all of Elizabeth City.
Retirement announced
Mr. Charlie Lee Brothers, for
merly of Hertford, N.C., the son
of Mrs. Maggie Brothers and the
late Mr. James Brothers, is re
tiring from his job after 37 years
and one month of service. He was
a foreman at Bethlehem Steel
Co. of Sparrows Point,
Maryland. He was employed
from Sept. 1948 to Sept. 1965. He
also served two years in the
United States Army.
He is married to Mrs. Beatrice
Brothers. They have five daugh
ters. They are L'Tonja, Sharon,
Veronica, Shelly, and Robin.
They also have two grandchil
dren, L'Cristi and Jonny Warren
Jr.
Mr. Brothers is now returning
to Hertford to make permanent
residence.
Health Dept. Clinic schedule
The following is the October
clinic schedule for Perquimans
Health Department:
4? General Clinic PM, WIC All
Day
7? Maternity AM, Family Plan
ning PM
8? Prenatal Recheck AM
9 ? Child Health All Day
11? X-Rays AM, General Clinic
PM
14?8:00 Teen Clinic, Toddler
Seat PM
16? Child Health PM
18? General Clinic PM, WIC All
Day
21? Maternity AM, Family Plan
ning PM
22? Prenatal Recheck AM
24? Adult Health All Day
25? General Clinic PM
28? TB Skin Test Readings PM
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