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People’s Forum If You Could Have Talked with President Carter during the Radio Call-In Show, W hat Would You Have Asked Him? Hr/ ■**•*, ' - ANITA LATHAM I would have been quite surprised about getting through to the White House but I would probably have asked him why some of his grown children are living in the White House. Mclntosh Trail Drama Sets Auditions For March 21-22 Auditions for the second season of “The Mclntosh Trail," Georgia’s award winning outdoor drama, are scheduled for the week of HAVE GARDEN WILL PLOW For Free Estimate Call Leslie Johnson 775-5764 NOTICE April Ist. is the Deadline FOR MAKING 1977 TAX RETURNS and purchasing 1977 license plates. All taxes, county and city due on vehicles, must be paid when tags are purchased. You must have liability insurance. If there are no changes in your tax return from the previous year you do not have to file a return. There will be no penalty or charge. ALL 1977 TAG APPLICATIONS MUST BE PROCESSED THROUGH THIS OFFICE. Anyone 62 years of age or older whose income does not exceed $6,000 including social security are entitled to some school tax exemptions. You must sign for this each year. Anyone 65 years of age or older and income does not exceed $4,000 excluding social security are entitled to an extra $2,000 homestead exemption. Special Category Tags Available: Disabled Person—any person with qualifying physical disability—Regular fee. Disabled Veteran—qualifying handicapped veterans—Regular fee. Handicapped Veteran—Qualifying veterans with service connected handicap—Exempt from tag fee. ‘Prestige’ Tags—Regular fee plus surcharge. All property owners, who have not made a return this year, are urged to make tax returns on all personal property owned by them as of 1 January 1977. Penalties may be imposed for failure to make returns as required by law. The latest date returns may be made without penalty is 1 April 1977. PKMEANNER FREEMAN I would have talked with him about relations between blacks and whites, particu larly about the situation in southern Africa. March 21. Approximately 60 actors, actresses and dancers are needed for the Kermit Hunter play which will run June 24 through August 27 this year. The first Atlanta slate of auditions is scheduled for Monday and Tuesday, March 21 and 22. at the Northside School for the Performing Arts in Atlanta. Dance RICKY BEAUCHAMP TAX COMMISSIONER BUTTS COUNTY THE JACKSON PROCRESS-ARCUS, JACKSON. CEORCIA % 'i, -k'fc .a; if&.Jmit.r. \ *„. rf iffrf i'UWMtWfii ' i' *■ • • and Ijjk %. U. - j CHARLIE ROBISON I would have asked President Carter if a sub marine base is definitely going to be built at St. Mary's, Georgia. auditions begin at 6:00 P.M. and actors at 7:30 P.M. each night. An afternoon audition for both dancers and actors will be held at the Georgia State University Theatre on Thurs day, March 24, beginning at 1:30 P.M. Director - Choreographer Marvin Gordon of New York City will be in charge of the auditions. This will mark the second year that Gordon has directed “The Mclntosh Trail." In discussing the auditions, SguK KR-r Mi's* sEB: SIMONE MOONEY \ I would have asked him about his pardoning of people who evaded the draft during the Vietnam War. Gordon stated, “I am interested in getting as many local people involved in this play as possible. There is a tremendous amount of talent in Georgia and it would be a great asset to have that talent work with “The Mclntosh Trail.” Anyone interested in audi tions or additional informa tion may call the Mclntosh Trail office in Peachtree City at 487-8888. After Smith and Johnson the most common name in the U.S. is Williams. UNEMPLOYMENT SURVEY BE CONDUCTED HERE Local representatives of the Bureau of the Census will conduct a survey of employ ment in this area during the work week of March 14-19, Thomas W. McWhirter, Di rector of the Bureau’s Regional Office in Atlanta, announced today. The January survey indi cated the nation's unemploy ment rate was 7:3 per cent, down from the recession peak of 8.9 per cent reached in the second quarter of 1975. Mrs. Sherri R. Smith will conduct the survey locally. Equip basement windows with locks, not simple catches, for optimum safety. **L ******* ■ ' : ■ Punch abanker tonight • >' ’ ‘ .•• .’ . ‘ If the sun goes down and you’re out of cash, do you suddenly feel that you’re left defenseless? Not when you bank at C&S. Rush down to an Instant Banker and punch your secret code. Punch your busi ness (deposit, withdrawal, transfer, payment or cash advance). Punch the amount. And when our Instant Banker opens up, there it is: the cash (or receipt) you don't have to wait until tomorrow to get. Every C&S checking customer gets a Key to the only Instant Bankers in town. Use them weekdays, weeknights, weekends, holidays, anytime, all the time. What? You still don’t bank at C&S? Well, you should.Then the next time you're caught without cash, you’ll have an out. Just come down and punch an Instant Banker. The Citizens and Southern Banks in Georgia. C&S. The MoneykWforth Bank. Tlie Citizens and Snuthern Sank nF Jackson 102 E. THIRD ST. THURSDAY, MARCH 17, 1977 Creative Cookery By Eilene F. Milam Chicken Pie is a favorite, especially when you make the crust, and all the ingredients are fresh. It is a meal in itself; just add some type fruit salad and dessert. EILENE S CHICKEN PIE Crust: (This recipe is very reliable) 2 cups plain flour '•j teaspoon salt Two-Thirds cup shortening : 10 and Two-Thirds table spoons ) 5-6 tablespoons cold water Sift flour and salt into large bowl. I've found it easier to mix in the shortening with my hand. Mix until mixture resembles corn meal or fine crumbs. Add water, one tablespoon at a time, until flour mixture is moist enough tostick together. Form into a ball, wrap with waxed paper and refrigerate 30A5 min utes. This pie crust also is great for other types of pies - apple, lemon, etc. The above measurements make a two crust pie. Pie Filling 4 chicken breasts 1 can chicken broth Stew chicken in broth until tender Remove chicken from bone and refrigerate. Set broth aside 3-4 carrots, cut into bite-size chunks 8-10 new potatoes, quartered Garden peas (as many as you feel like shelling) 1 lb. fresh mushrooms,sliced Wash and cut vegetables Cook peas, carrots and potatoes until tender. Set mushrooms aside. Meanwhile, take dough from refrigerator. Roll out two-thirds of it to fit an 8 X 12 2 quart casserole dish. Place dough in dish and prick it well. Set other dough aside. Bake crust at 375 for 10 minutes. Sauce Remaining chicken broth 3 tablespoons cornstarch Salt and pepper to taste I _■ cup half and half I I cup cream sherry Combine corn starch with a small amount of broth and add to the larger amount. Add remaining ingredients and cook over medium heat until mixture thickens and boils. Place cut up chicken, vegetables, mushrooms in the cooled pastry shell. Pour sauce over mixture Roll out remaining pastry, cut into strips and lattice top of pie. Bake at 350 degrees for 45 minutes or until crust top is golden brown. Serves 6. HOW MANY PEOPLE HAVE KEYS TO YOUR HOME OR BUSINESS? To Keep Out Unauthorized Persons Have Your LOCKS REKEYED or INSTALLED by COOK’S MACHINE & LOCK SERVICE 775-4230 CORRECTION: In the recipe for “Miss Winnie’s” yeast rolls in my column of February 10th, my copy called for 2 cups all purpose flour (unsifted). This should have read “3cups plain flour, unsifted.” I am very sorry my copy was in error. JACKSON MARINE IN PACIFIC EXERCISES Marine Lance Corporal Ernest G. McDowell, son of Mr. and Mrs. Otis McDowell of 168 King St., Jackson, Ga., has departed for an extended deployment in the Western Pacific. He is serving as a member of Battalion Landing Team One Slant Nine, homebased on Okinawa, Japan. During this cruise, BLT 1-9 is scheduled to conduct training exercises in the Republic of the Philippines and in Japan. He joined the Marine Corps in February 1976. IM MEMORIAM In loving memory of Mr. Olis Kitchens who departed this life one year ago, March 18. 1976. The call was short, the shock severe; to part with one we loved so dear. Sadly missed by Mrs. Olis Kitchens. *Mrs. Charlotte Irvine. David. Susan, Michael Irvine. Lunette and Orville Kitchens and Mrs. Madge Holifield. CgS c Wi.iU-r,! I'll