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In the Kitchen
with
Charlotte Lambert
Mary’s One-pan No Peek
Chicken & Rice
Ingredients:
5 boneless, skinless chicken breasts
2- 7 oz boxes long grain & wild rice
l can cream of mushroom soup
l can cream of celery soup
1/4 tsp garlic powder
11/4 can water (soup can)
1 box Lipton’s onion soup mix (both packets)
Combine rice mix, cream of celery soup, cream of
mushroom soup, garlic powder and water in a 9x13
baking dish. Mix well. Place chicken evenly on top of
mixture and sprinkle with both packets of onion soup
mix. Cover tightly with aluminum foil and bake at
350 for 1 hour 45 minutes. Remove from oven and let
rest for 5 minutes.
NOTE: DON’T open oven to peek at the chicken and
for sure DON’T remove the foil!
Watergate Salad
Ingredients:
1 box Pistachio Pudding Mix
112 oz cool whip
1/2 cup coconut flakes
1/2 cup chopped nuts
1 large, crushed pineapple, with juice
1/2 to 1 cup miniature marshmallows
Mix all ingredients well and chill
Quick Rolls
Ingredients:
1 cake yeast
3 Tbs sugar
11/2 tsp salt
2 cups plain flour
1 cup warm milk
5 Tbs oil
Dissolve yeast in warmed milk. Add remaining
ingredients and beat until smooth. Add enough
flour to make a soft dough. Knead until smooth on
a floured board. Roll out and cut in squares. (You
can pinch off little pieces and roll into balls) Place in
greased pan and let rise two hours. Bake at 350 until
golden brown.
mark your
Every Thursday 3-6 p.111.
through September
117 Maple St. Sylvania, GA
City Council Meeting
1st & 3rd Tuesday 6 p.m.
City Hall
County Commission Meeting
2nd Tuesday 9 a.m.
Courthouse
SCHS 2022 Football Schedule
September 9 OPEN
September 16 Jenkins County (Hall of Fame) Syl 7:30
September 23 Warren County Warrenton 7:30
SCMS 2022 Football Schedule
September8 Savannah Christian Home 5:00
September 15 SEB Away 5:00
SC Retired Educators Meeting
Tuesday, September 20, 2022
11:30 a.m. at the Cail Center
Autumnal Equinox 2022
Thursday, September 22
The Breakfast Club
Friday, September 23 7:30 p.m.
The Performing Arts Center of Georgia Southern
Tickets on sale Sept 9 $20 adults $10 youth.
Call 912-478-7999 or
visit www.georgiasouthern.edu/pac
2022 Screven County Political Party
Saturday, September 24 9 a.m. - 2 p.m.
MEET THE CANDIDATES
Screven County Courthouse Lawn
Sponsored by GFWC Sylvania Jr. Woman’s Club
Screven County Wellness Center
Thursday, September 29 11 a.m. - 3 p.m.
1950’S PROM
Seniors over 60 are invited to attend. Wear your favorite
poodle skirts and leather jackets!
Kids Safety and Family Fun Day
Saturday, November 5, 2022 11 a.m. - 2 p.m.
Screven County Courthouse Lawn
Sponsored by GFWC Sylvania Jr. Woman’s Club
Upcoming School Dates to Remember
Miss FFA Pageant
Sept. 29
Senior Pictures
Oct. 11
Grades 9-11 pictures
Oct. 19
School out for Fall Break
Monday, October 3 - Friday, October 7
Honoring All
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Local baker voted
one of the best in
Georgia
Joe Brady
Millen local Talmadge Fries has
been selected as one of the top
bakers in Georgia. His bakery,
The Cake Corner in Pooler, GA
offers unique flavors and specialty
designs. “If you can dream it,
chances are we can make it. ”
(photo by Joe Brady)
Editor
Jenkins County native,
Talmadge Fries, has a lot
to celebrate these days.
We all make cakes. Millen
and Sylvania are full of
amateur bakers selling
their tasty treats out of
their kitchens but it the
fine details that makes a
cake more than average,
but extraordinary!
American Towns Media
has released their top
seven cake shops in
Georgia and Fries’ The
Cake Corner in Pooler
takes away one of the
honors. Fans of the
bakery enjoy a variety
of unique flavors, including key lime, strawberry,
pineapple, and all the classics. Their red velvet cake
recipe as even graced the pages of this newspaper in
Talmadge’s cooking column each month.
Custom cakes are The Cake Corner’s specialty, and
they offer 3D shapes,
tracings, and custom
artwork. The bakery is
located at 105 Moore
Avenue, Pooler and
may be reached by
dialing 912-748-5952.
The bakery has always
delivered to Millen,
where it all began. “I
grew up around food
and family baking
delectable delights in
the kitchen. One of my
earliest memories is
of Mama pulling out
a warm cake from the
oven. “
Also making the list is Arts Bakery and Cafe,
Duluth; How Sweet it is, Columbus; Mi-Lady Bakery,
Tifton; Wicket Cakes of Savannah, Savannah; and
Sugartopia, Cornelia.
Fries is the owner of the Cotton Gin, a florist
and gift shop in Millen, he has owned since 1987
as well as the Jenkins County Board of Education
Transportation Director. He is also active in his local
garden club, Main Street Millen, St. Nicholas Toy
Box, and an active member of his church, Trinity
Episcopal.
Preschoo levs
meet 1st
responders
The FBC Sylvania Preschool got to meet
some of our First Responders last week.
Chief Shane Burke with the Sylvania Police
Department and local firefighters visited the
preschoolers and showed them what they do
to keep us all safe. The class tied in a Bible
lesson with the visit, “love one another
as God has loved us!” Some people are
blessed to have jobs where they get to show
love to others daily! (photo contributed)
One of the wedding cakes The Cake
Corner is known for. The bakery offers
tasty treats to their customers on a
daily basis, (photo by Pam Jesion)
Metro Surgical,
PC
Sylvania Every Wednesday
John Odom, MD
209 Mims Road (Hospital)
(912)826-4057
Optim
Pain Management
1 st & 3rd Wednesday ea month
Michael Dykes, MD
102 Rocky Ford Road
19121644-5300
Optim
Primary Care
Sylvania Monday-Friday
Dr. Sid Morgan and
Karen Anderson, FNP-BC
105 Rocky Ford Road
(912) 303-7533
Southeast Lung &
Critical Care
Sylvania 2nd Thurs ea month
Maria Mascolo, MD
209 Mims Road
(912) 816-3927
GA Skin &
Cancer Clinic
3rd Monday ea month
102 Rocky Ford Road
(912) 925-0067
Call St Joseph’s Candler
(912)819-6140 to make appt
V
optim
medical center
Outpatient
Physical Therapy
Sylvania Monday-Friday
215 Mims Road (Hospital)
(912) 564-5232
Optim
Orthopedics
Sylvania Every Wednesday
Don Aaron, MD
102 Rocky Ford Road
19121 681-2500
“Great Scott! Screening is the Future”
Back to the Future has to be the best-known movie about time travel. Dr. Brown, played by Christopher Lloyd, steals plutonium to turn a DeLorean into a
car time machine which Marty McFly, played by Michael J Fox, uses to travel back in time and in a series of mishaps nearly erases himself from history.
In these type stories the past and the future are connected so that changes in the past alter events in the future. It’s eye opening how the today we consider
set in stone could have been very different. Everything that makes us who we are as people today is built on who we were in the past and stories about
time travel show us how small choices in the past lead to profound changes today. Here is where we make a right turn and shift gears to talk about cancer
screening and because September is gynecology cancer awareness month that’s our focus. So, let’s charge the DeLorean to 1.21 Gigawatts and pedal to
the metal until we hit 88 miles an hour to travel back in time to the turn of the last century when cervical cancer was the most common cancer killing
women. Not breast or lung or colon but gynecology cancer. You might ask “what changed because we don’t really hear much of people dying of cervical
cancer today?” You’re right. Death from cervical cancer is relatively uncommon now and mainly due to the Pap smear screen test. Cervical cancer is
now found at a very early stage with the Pap smear and treated. Generally everything returns to normal and the whole abnormal Pap episode is mostly a
minor footnote in someone’s life story. Unfortunately, time travel is fiction so in order to wipe away a terrible cancer in the future in real life, everyone
has to be screened today because the chance for a time traveling do-over doesn’t exist. Therefore, skipping cancer screening is kind of like traveling back
in time because if you’re not screening then your risk will be more like it was a century ago. If you’re considering living in the past, I would suggest it is
much more enjoyable to dress up like someone from the roaring 1920s than to get cancer like someone from the 1920s. I would also like to put the word
out about our local Screven County Health Department which offers a women’s health program which can be little to no cost for those of lower income
and those who qualify. This is a great way to get some of these screenings done for those that are uninsured or underinsured. Additionally, Pap smears are
available at almost any primary care or OBGYN office.
Optim Care CstLendsar
Patient clinics for the upcoming week are:
9/7 - Dr. Don Aaron - 102 Rocky Ford Road - Orthopedics
9/7 - Dr Michael Dykes - 102 Rocky Ford Road - Pain Management
9/7 - Dr John Odom, MetroSurgical - 209-C Mims Road - Surgical
9/8 - Dr. Maria Mascolo, Southeast Lung & Critical Care - 209-A Mims Road - Pulmonary
9/9 - Georgia Skin & Cancer Clinic - 102 Rocky Ford Road - Dermatology
Optim
Primary Care
Millen, GA Monday-Friday
Kyle Gay, MD
Prakul Chandra, MD
Julie Bird, FNP-C
961 East Winthrope Ave | (478) 982-0120
