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Page 2 - Wednesday, January 10, 2024 The Sylvania Times thesy lvaniatimes .com In the Kitchen with Charlotte Lambert POTATO CHEESE BALLS 2 cups seasoned mashed potatoes, stiff 1/2 cup grated cheddar cheese 1/2 cup breadcrumbs 1 egg, beaten with 1 Tbs water Add cheese to potatoes and mix well. Pinch off desired amount and roll into quarter-size balls. Roll balls in breadcrumbs, then in egg mixture. Place on . greased cookie sheet and bake at 400 degrees until they turn brown. SAUSAGE APPETIZER 1/2 stick butter 1/2 cup water 11/2 cup herb seasoned stuffing mix 1 egg, slightly beaten 1/4 lb mild bulk pork sausage 3/4 lb bacon, cut in thirds Melt butter and water in saucepan. Remove from heat and stir in stuffing. Add egg and sausage, blending well. Chill for easier handling. Shape into small balls and wrap a piece of bacon around each ball, securing with a toothpick. Place balls on a pan with rack and bake at 375 for 35 minutes, or until brown and bacon is crisp. Turn out onto paper towels to soak up excess grease. Serve hot! DATE NUT BALLS 2 cups Rice Krispies 7 oz pkg chopped dates 1 stick butter 1 cup chopped pecans 1 cup brown sugar Powdered sugar Melt butter and sugar over low heat. Add dates. Rice Krispies and nuts. Roll into small balls; then roll in powdered sugar. Let us print it for you! \ Brochures Newsletters Programs Invitations & More The Times Printing Services 912.451.6397 The Times Building -125 North Main St. - Sylvania, Ga. Local artist Leslie Daniel to speak at library By Sharon Blank, Special Contributor for The Times Do you love the new mural at the downtown fountain? Meet the artist who created it, Leslie Daniel, this Friday, January 12 at 4 pm! She’s a talented young lady who’s currently going to SCAD, and you’ll be amazed at the variety of ways she can turn a canvas or piece of paper into a work of art. Can’t make it to the reception? Stop in and view the art any time that the library is open! Just come to the desk and our friendly staff will be happy to let you in to see it. The library will be closed on Monday, January 15 to honor the work of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. If your New Year’s resolution included picking up some new skills, the library is the place to come! Whether you want to learn how to draw, sew, cook or even hunt or fish, we’ve got plenty of ways for you to find out how to get better at whatever you want to do! Whether you want to pore over a physical book, check out an ebook on a topic of interest, or take online video courses for free, the library is here to help you! The Screven County Library Board will be meeting on Thursday, January 18 at 4 pm in the library. The Screven-Jenkins Regional Library Board will meet on Thursday, January 25 at 4 pm in the Jenkins County Memorial Library. Want to know more about what’s happening at the library? Head over to our Facebook page at www.facebook.com/ screvencountylibrary and check us out! New at the library THE TINY BUT MIGHTY FARM: CULTIVATING HIGH YIELDS, COMMUNITY AND SELF-SUFFICIENCY FROM A HOME FARM by Jill Ragan. Want to start growing more healthy food for yourself and your family and friends? Already growing on your mini farm but want to increase yields and turn it into a business? Whether you’re just starting to grow food, need to increase yields, or want to make some money with that extra produce you’re growing, Jill Ragan of Whispering Willow Farm can point you in the right direction! Well, that’s all for now - see you at the library! COME MEET ARTIST ATfyPH SPONSORED BY GFWC SYLVANIA JR- WOMAN'S CLUB THE SCREVEN COUNTY LIBRARY MEET YOUR LOCAL DRUG DEALERS? DRUt5*1nc. 127 North Main Street - Sylvania, Ga. 30467 American Red Cross Grivt kLuvd. Help save lives. Blood Drive Screven County Community Recreation Dept 1605 Millen Highway Sylvania, GA 30467 Thursday, January 11, 2024 12:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m. Please visit RedGrossBlood.org and enter: Screven to schedule an appointment. 1 -800-RED CROSS | 1-800-733-2767 | e Blood Donor App Dr. Sidney J. Morgan Optim Primary Care Gym & Juice: Sippin’ a Healthier 2024 Neighbors, as we enter a new year, it’s a great time to think about health and setting priorities. Sage wisdom comes in all forms, but a trifecta recipe for success continues to be mindful eating, consistent exercise, and adequate sleep. Mindful Eating: Overeating is a health problem that many of us struggle with. Moreover, the modem diet often has an overabundance of sugar and fat. Instead of a short-temi change for a few pounds, focus on balanced and mindful eating habits. Include more fruits, vegetables, lean proteins, and whole grains in your meals. Notably, veggies and fruits are a few hundred calories per pound of food, whereas fatty meats, cheeses, and sugary foods/drinks are thousands of calories per pound of food. Paying attention to portion sizes of high-calorie and low-calorie foods is a mindful way to approach eating in the New Year. Stay Active: Incorporate physical activity into your routine. Whether it’s a daily walk, sports, or hitting the gym, find something you enjoy and make it a habit. Aim for at least 30 minutes of exercise most days of the week of anything that gets you moving consistently. Notably, there is such a thing as too much exercise. Pushing yourself a little most days with something consistent is generally a good idea; however. If you find yourself recovering the next day in bed, it's probably too much. Prioritize Sleep: Quality sleep is cmcial for good health. Aim for 7-9 hours of restful sleep each night. Research shows time and time again that sleep does all sorts of essential things for our bodies. Create a bedtime routine and ensure your sleep environment is comfortable and conducive to relaxation. Best wishes in the New Year, and may your small changes take you to your healthy goals. Nancy Sell Spotlights FFA’s Impact at Sylvania Rotary Meeting By Sarah Saxon, Reporter for The Times At the first Rotary meeting on the New Year, Nancy Sell, an agricultural teacher at Screven County High School, graced the Sylvania Rotary Club with her insights on the transformative role of the FFA (National Future Farmers Organization) in shaping young minds. Sell's presentation highlighted the profound impact of FFA on students from both Screven County Middle School, under the tutelage of Erica Frost, and Screven County High School, where Sell collaborates with fellow teachers Callie Smith and Zachery Weaver. While Frost guides grades 6-8 students in harnessing their talents for agricultural careers through practical animal care and greenhouse SEE ROTARY, page 3 Nancy Sell, Ag teacher at SCHS FLORIST < BEST FLOWER SHOP I N TOWN VALENTINES DAY FEB. 14,2024 On this special day of love, may your heart be full of joy, warmth, and the delightful moments you share with those who mean the most to you. Whether you're celebrating with a partner, friends, or family, let the spirit of love surround you. ORDER EARLY! sylvaniaflorist@outlook.com 912.451.6417 Mims Road - Sylvania, Georgia W « V A I A . G- A C: 9I2-556-A149 | O; 912-4&9-0067 E je5sica@great9arealty.com
