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By PAM T. ECHOLS, County Extension Agent
HELPFUL HINTS
To take out the excessive
taste of salt in food if your
hand slips in the salting; Add
one teaspoon of su%:ar and
vine Far; this will do the trick
but leave no flavor of its own.
To peel an onion; First dip
in boilinF water for a moment,
then peel, beginning at the root
and peeling up. No tears this
way.
To shell pecans; Cover with
boiling water for a few minutes.
Drain, crack on the ends. The
sides will break and the meat
comes out in perfect halves; no
broken pieces.
Hot sour milk will brighten
silverware.
Lemon juice and salt will
remove iron rust.,
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Do noodles, macaroni or
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water boiling vigorously!
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3 tablespoons flour plus ' to
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Excess grease can be quick
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Do you have trouble
separating ground beef when
browning it for spaghetti or
chili? Do it fast. get out the
potato masher and tromp,
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done!
Hate to wash skillets and
saucepans! Make the job easier
— put in hot water and a little
detergent immediately upon
emptying.
When poaching eggs, add
vinegar to the cooking water
for firm egg whites.
Tired og tough fried eggs
with frizzled edges? Too high
temperatures are to blame. Use
low ?\eat for perfect fried eggs.
Pop-less corn? The corn is
probagly too dry. Soak it in
water a few minutes, then
drain and dry thoroughly.
If hollandaise sauce
separates, remove it from the
heat immediately, add an ice
cube and beat vigorously.
If custard sauce separates
or begins to curdle, pour mix
ture into a cold bowl to stop
cooking, then whip with egg
beater.
When a gelatin mixture
sets too firm to fold in other in
gredients, reheat it, then let it
set to the right consistency.
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Cindy Morrison To Wed
Fred Hogue On Feb. 14
Mr. and Mrs. Carl N. Mor
rison announce the engage
ment and forthcoming mar
riage of their daughter, Cyn
thia Suzanne, to Fred Goldman
Hogue 111, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Fred Hogue Jr. and Mrs. Stella
Keef.
The bride is the grand
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bob
Smithson, Summerville, Newt
Morrison and the late Rosie
Morrison, Shannon. She is the
sister of Kevin Morrison,
CVT Courses
Applications are being ac
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Coosa Valley Tech, Rome.
"™ THey™ include éarpentry,
electronics, drafting, Masonry,
machine shop and welding.
lnterestetf persons may call
the school at 235-1145 before 4
p.m. daily to inquire about the
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Chattooga County Social News
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The groom is the grandson
of Mrs. Audra Hogue, Dalton
and the late Fred H%gue Sr. He
is also the grandson of J. D.
Craig, Cedartown, and the late
Martha Craig.
The bride is a 1985
graduate of Chattooga High
School and attended West
Georgia College, Carrollton.
The groom attended Chat
tooga High School and is cur
rently employed with Carl N.
Morrison and Associates, Inc.,
Summerville.
The wedding is scheduled
for 1 p.m. Saturfiay, Feb. 14, at
Soutfi Summerville Baptist
Church. All friends and
relatives are invited.
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REECE CHILD
Paul William Reece was 3
years old Wednesday, Jan. 14.
Paul was given a party Satur
day at his home in Lyerly.
Those helping him celebrate
were Debra and Blake Chisolm,
Norma and Suzanne Howell,
Elizabeth Gilreath, Doug
Reece, Bill and Tessie Reece,
Tony, Teresa and Shane Cook,
Doris, Corey, Lamar and Jan
Battles and Laura Reece.
Paul's parents are Mr. and
Mrs. Jim Reece, Lyerly, grand
parents are Mr. and Mrs. Bill
Reece, Lyerly, the late Mr. and
Mrs. Cromer Stephens, Menlo.
Great-grandprents are Mrs.
Mattie Lou Eeece, Lyerly, the
late George P. Reece Sr., and
the late Mr. and Mrs. Roy
Cook.
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Kimberly Diane Middleton and
Stephen Matthew Middleton,
the 15-month-old and 4-month
old children of Mr. and Mrs.
Steve Middleton, Summerville.
Grandparents are Fannie Ruth
Allmon, Subligna, and the late
Rube Allmon, and Mr. and
Mrs. Homer Middleton,
Summerville,
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Angie Brown Schedules
Valentine’s Day Vows
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene
Brown Sr., Lyerly, announce
the forthcoming marriage of
their daughter, Angela (,garol.
to Mickey Dale McGraw, son
of Mrs. Sara McGraw, Gore,
and the late Carl D. McGraw.
Miss Brown is the grand
daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
William L. Reynolds, Summer
ville; and the late Mr. and Mrs.
J.H. Brown. She has one
sister, Ann Wooten, and one
brother, Eugene Brown Jr.
Miss Brown is a 1986
graduate of the University of
North Alabama, Florence,
where she majored in biology.
Mr. McGraw is the grand
son of Mr. and Mrs. Marvin
James, Trion, and Mrs. Bertha
Wright and Lewis McGraw,
Trion. He has one sister, Mrs.
Sherry Koonce.
Mr. McGraw is a graduate
of Chattooga High Sc%xool. He
is presently employed at
Bigelow-Sanford, Inc.
The wedding will be held at
5 p.m. (EST) Feb. 14 at New
Prospect Baptist Church,
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Gaylesville, Ala.
No formal invitations will
be sent, but all friends and
relatives are invited.
SHOP CHATTOOGA
COUNTY MERCHANTS
Sesquicentennial
Commission Meet
Scheduled
The ctlarterly meeting
of the Chattooga County
Sesquicentennial Commis
sion will be held at 7 p.m.
Friday in the community
room of the Farmers and
Merchants Bank. David
Jones is chairman of the
group, which is making
plans for the special obser
vance next year.
Baker To Speak
At Sunday Meet
Bob Baker, a native Chat
tooga Countian who is writing
a book on the county’s history,
will be one of two speakers at
Sunday'’s first public organiza
tional meeting of the Chat
tooga Historical Society.
David Boyles, head of the
Walker County Society and
who helped organize similar
groups in Whitfield and Mur-
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