The Eunice (La,) News May 22, 1975 Page 5 1f75 May 22, Eunlct (La.) Pag 4 Social club celebrates fourteenth anniversary IJ li I II I I iu Freeze fresh berries to maintain quality If vg lM.I fans to area churches. Churches receiving the fans included New Zion Baptist Church, True Light Baptist Church, Golden Star Baptist Church, Second Baptist Church, St. Luke Baptist Church, Church of Cod and Christ, and the St. Luke Baptist Church In Mamou. nutrients and quality.
Fold foil to muke it air tiRht. Use freezer tape or a special wax to make some packages air tight and leak proof. Polyethelene bags may be heat sealed or closed securely with wire twists or rubber bands, Additional Information and publications on the safe preservation of foods are available from the home economist assigned to the parish office of the LSU Cooperative Extension Service. The Cooperative Extension Service is the educational agency of the U.S. Department of Agriculture operating in the state through LSU, the land-grant university, and Extension agents in each parish.
If IN Qt3 SjLPlL r- Piano Teachers Should Play Second Fiddle By Abigail Van Buren Ilorricutturo Hints The Chnt-A While Social Club hold its fourteenth anniversary tea Sunday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Clifford Doyle. The table was overlaid in white. Spring flowers adorned the table as a centerpiece with silver candle holders on either side. Each end of the table was graced with a beautiful punch bowl.
Guests enjoyed refreshments of homemade cake, punch, tea, coffee, mints, nuts, and chicken salad sandwiches. A black and white portable television set was given to Mrs. Suzanne Murks for her part in a scholarship fund drive. The money raised will be used to form a scholarship for a student attending LSUE. The organization promotes civic and charitable work In the community.
The most recent project was the distribution of of sugar generally Improves the texture, If freezing vegetables, blanching is an important step, This means putting the vegetables in boiling water briefly to stop the action of the natural enzymes, Cool quickly and freeze, Use containers and packaging materials designed especially for freezing. These should be moisture and vapor-proof. Suitable materials are heavy-duty aluminum foil, freezer paper, heavily-waxed cardboard containers and special polyethelene freezer bags or containers, Materials unsuited for long-term freezing are wax paper, regular household aluminum foil and used containers from cottage cheese, ice cream or milk. Do not use mayonnaise, peanut butter, jelly or pickle jars to freeze food. Seal containers carefully to exclude air and to maintain Freezing 1b a good way to preserve strawberries, dewberries and blackberries at home, reminds Dr.
Ruth Patrick of the LSU Cooperative Extension Service, "Get the freezer ready, select quality products, use proper packaging materials and follow good techniques," urges the Extension nutritionist in listing pointers on freezing fresh fruit and vegetables, Remember, freezing can only maintain the product, it cannot Improve it. Therefore always select high quality products to freeze. To assure safety, the freezer should maintain a temperature of zero degrees F. or below. Make sure the freezer has the capacity to freeze food within a reasonable amount of time.
This usually means about two to three pounds of food per cubic foot of freezer space. Fruits may be frozen with or without sugar, However, the use Viola Simpson, Geraldine Brown, Lena Anderson, Thelma Doyle, and Vera Jacobla. Four members, Ethelrine Beans, Lena Allison, Annie Barnes, and Lillie M. Jones are not pictured. In Louisiana, the American Cancer Society sponsors a breast cancer rehabilitation program called Reach to Recovery for women undergoing breast surgery.
Volunteers, all women who have undergone similar surgery, counsel the patients on their physical, psychological and cosmetic needs. MEMBERS OF THE CHAT-A WHILE SOCIAL CLUB celebrated their fourteenth anniversary Sunday. They are, left to right, Corlta Diwre, Hazel Edwards, Ollie Alfred, Myrtle Neville, Lillie Ceasar, Mercedes Green, school. The affair offered the women an opportunity to see the evening classes in progress and gain some insight Into the courses available at the school. The students are, left to right, Ruth Skinner, John Reed, Eloise Skinner, and Lucille Richard.
Cartwrlght, center, Is instructor for the group. GEORGE CARTWRIGHT and the youngsters he trains at Eunice Vocational School are community minded. They prepare meals occasionally for non-profit groups as part of their learning experience. These students participated Jn a program in which members of the ABWA were invited for a meal and a tour of the Q. How can I tell when my terrarium needs watering? A.
You can tell by two methods, look and feel. When there's adequate moisture, moisture will collect on the sides of the cover. Too, a moist soil is usally darker in color than a dry one. Take care not to add too much water, as overwatering may kill the plants. Add an ounce of water and wait awhile to see if moisture collects on the container.
If it does not, add another ounce. -Dr. T. E. Popel LSU Extension Myrtle Neville, secretary; and Corlta Dupre, vice president.
The television which Mrs. Anderson is holding was part of a fund raising project. The money from the project is placed In a scholarship fund for an LSUE student. THE CHAT-A WHILE SOCIAL CLUB held its fourteenth anniversary tea Sunday at the home of Mrs. Clifford Doyle.
Officers of the club are, left to right, Thelma Doyle, LI a son leader; Lena Anderson, president; Grade Green, treasurer; DEAR ABBY: "Perplexed Pianist," a piano teacher, asked, "If I play a number or two at my students' recital, would I be accused of showing off?" You requested comments from experienced piano teachers. Among my former pupils are Shirley Temple, Harpo Marx and Dana Andrews, so perhaps I qualify. If the piano recital involve beginners, the teacher should not perform solo because the discrepancy between her advanced playing and that of her pupils would be too great. However, the teacher could play a duet with some of her students with the teacher playing the bass part in order to give the pupil all the "glory." Or the teacher could give a short lecture, demonstrating the various styles of playing and mentioning some of the outmoded disciplines to which kids were subjected in the past. (For example, pupils had to play while balancing a coin or button on the backs of their hands, and if the button fell off, they'd get whacked with a ruler.) Such a demonstration would be both entertaining and informative.
FELIX DE COLA Try Eunice Stores First LEGAL NOTICE ST. LANDRY PARISH SCHOOL BOARD ADVERTIsem*nT FOR BIDS For another piano teacher's point of DEAR FELIX: view, read on: sale Daysi Q. What causes the leaves of house plants to turn yellow? A. The most common cause of yellowing of house plant leaves are overwatering and poorly drained Mils. A light loose soil composed of one-third builder's sand or perlite, one-third sphagnum peat moss and one-third loamy soil is a good mixture for most pot plants.
Allow the soil to become thoroughly dry between waterings. -Dr. T. E. Pope, LSU Extension I 8 DEAR ABBY: I have been a piano teacher for half a century, and unless times have changed, the purpose of a recital is to show the parents what their children have learned and to help the students gain confidence by performing in public.
It is definitely not to entertain the parents. If the teacher wants to "perform," let him give his own recital. HIGHLAND PARK, ILL. DEAR ABBY: If you arrived at a party and saw another Assistant Manager Pray went fishing whiloQanager Fontenot went on a blackberry picking trip! Thursday, Friday end Saturday THE MANAGERS ARE OUT! THE LADIES HAVE REALLY TAEIEH OVER WHIL LUNCHROOM EQUIPMENT AND FURNITURE SEALED proposals for LUNCHROOM EQUIPMENT AND FURNITURE will be received at the office of the St. Landry Parish School Board, Creswell Lane, In care of the Superintendent, P.
O. Box 310, Opelousas, Louisiana, on June 3, 1975, at 10:00 a.m. The envelope containing the proposal shall be marked "SEALED PROPOSAL FOR KITCHEN EQUIPMENT AND FURNITURE." The board reserves the right to reject any or all bids and waiver informalities. Specifications, descriptions, and quantities can be obtained from the Superintendent's Office. -s-JohnR.
Dupre John R. Dupre Superintendent St. Landry Parish School Board Publish May 22, 27, 29, 1975 woman wearing a dress exactly like the one you were LADIES wearing, what would you do? ALARM CLOCK HAPPENED TO ME UDIES CO-ORDINATED GROUPS SHOE DEPT Cheryl Miller Associate Earline Fontenot, Manager READY-TO Hi rvl MENS II A ISK.D Come in and meet our NEW MANAGEMENT TEAM FOR THIS GREAT EVENT UI31UUHI9 THROUGHOUT THIS BIG SALE! Q. Why do experts recommend changing vegetable crops on the same land every year? A. Alternating types of vegetables on the tame land prevents a buildup of soil-borne diseases and nematode! in a particular T.
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