The Clarendon Press, October 21, Page 2
WHAT ARE THEY? This photo was taken during Friday afternoon's skit at the
Clarendon-Memphis pep rally. [Press Photo]
Classes hear lecture
On October 15, the art and speech classes of Clarendon
College attended a presentation given by the Amarillo Art
Center Association. The presentation was conducted by Widad
Ayad, originally from Egypt. The subject was King Tut's tomb,
its discovery and the effect it had on history. Also discussed,
were other kings and pharaohs that played a significant part in
Egyptian history. Briefly covered was the religion and dynasties
of Egypt. Slides were shown of the discovery of King Tut's tomb.
Widad Ayad was born and raised in Egypt. She came to the
United States in 1954 and has not, as of yet, returned to Egypt.
Mrs. Ayad, her husband and children make their home in
Amarillo.
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CHEERLEADERS PARTICIPATE In a skit at pep rally prior to the Memphls.Clarendon
football game. [Press Photo]
Clarendon BSU attends
(;onvention at Dallas
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Explorer Post No. 33 met Thursday night at the Farmers State
Bank to discuss a ski trip to Red River January 4, 5 and 6. Next
Thursday, October 25, is the deadline for the payment of the $10
deposit required to reserve a place on the trip. Only two hundred
people will be taken, and reservations are being made on a
first-come-first-serve basis.
The total cost of the ski trip should be between $30 and $40 per
person. Last year the cost per person was $32. The price includes
meals, lodging, ski lift rides, skis and boots.
The group will meet again Thursday night.
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To build hot open face sand-
wich snacks in minutes, begin
with English muffins and extra
meat. Almost any meat leftover
can be used, such as slices or
pieces of ham, roast beef, roast
pork loin, corned beef or beef
potroast. Simply spread halved
English muffins with mustard, cat-
I sup or mayonnaise; add slices of
cooked meat; season with salt,
pepper and spice, as desired, and
slip under broiler for a few min-
utes to heat. Top each sandwich
with a slice of cheese and con-
tinue broiling until cheese begins
to melt. Serve hot.
Canned meats can answer your
SOS. A cool headed homemaker
doesn't fret when faced with a
menu emergency when her cup-
board is stocked with canned
meats. The homemaker can count
on a can of luncheon meat, hash,
meat spread, meat balls, sloppy
Joe burger filling or dozens of
other canned meat products for a
quick lunch or wholesome snack.
Ham is a happy choice for the
outdoor grill. Prepare a whole
boneless ham on the rotisserie,
slices on the grill or cubes for
kabobs. For varied flavor appeal,
baste with a favorite sauce.
Calories in beef cuts such as
round steak, sirloin tip roast and
T-bone steak, and in pork cuts
such as loin roast, chops, tender-
loin and baked ham, total under
250 calories per 3V2-ounce serv-
ing of cooked lean meat.
Although less than 10 percent
of the people live on farms today,
it's estimated that about 40 per-
cent of all jobs in the United
States are related somehow to
agriculture. Related fields include
marketing, processing and trans-
portation of food products, plus
the manufacturing and distribu-
tion of equipment and services
needed by the modern farmer.
Last year Americans ate 100,-
000 tons of yogurt, about one
third more than they ate in 1969,
and six times the amount con-
sumed twenty years ago.
The "darkness" you sometimes
see around the bones of cooked
poultry is harmless. This is an
indication of a very young, tender
bird whose bones have not yet
matured and are very soft and
porous. The pigments from the
marrow seeped through to dis-
color the meat next to the bone.
There's a difference between
mayonnaise and salad dressing.
Mayonnaise is a stable emulsion
of oil droplets in water. It doesn't
separate because it is stabilized
with egg yolk. Salad dressing con-
tains less oil and a cooked starch
paste which substitutes for part
of the egg.
Families will eat five snacks a
day instead of three meals by
1980, and 70 percent of the meals
will be eaten away from home.
Homemakers will rely on freeze
drying, radiation cooking, com-
puter shopping-menu planning,
and edible packages to make at-
home meal preparation more con-
venient.
If your French-fried potatoes
are soggy and greasy, the frying
fat may not be hot enough. Tem-
perature of the fat should be 370
to 385°F.
.The Lonely Heart.----.
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On October 5-7, the Baptist Student Union of Clarendon
College attended the B.S.U. State Convention held this year at
Dallas. There were seventeen students from Clarendon College
attending. On Friday night the students heard Grady Nutt, a
professional Christian humorist and ordained Baptist minister,
talk on "The Funny Things That Happen in a Baptist Church."
His style and humor had the auditorium of 5,409 students and
leaders in complete hysteria.
Rev. Buckner Fanning, pastor of the Trinity Baptist Church,
San Antonio, brought the Friday evening sermon on "Jesus, the
Man and God." Then on Saturday aftenoon, Andrae Crouch and
the Disciples, a Christian-gospel group that has grown into
international fame, gave a concert. As they sang, the group
members shared their faith in Jesus.
Saturday night was given to the Summer Missionaries who are
sponsored by the Texas Baptist Student Unions. These are young
people from the colleges in Texas who spend 16 weeks of the
Summer in a state in the U.S. and some students spend the time
in a foreign country. They teach Vacation Bible Schools, youth
work, and other work in the local churches in the area in which
they are sent. These students receive no salary for their work.
They simply give their time and efforts in these capacities.
Dr. Charlie Shedd, pastor of the Jekyll Presbyterian
Community Church, Jekyll Island, Georgia, talked on "The Six
Tests for Real Love" to close the Convention.
The groups arrived back in Clarendon tired, but refreshed by
the fellowship and spirit of the other 5,392 students and leaders
from all over Texas.
The Baptist Student Union invites all College students and
faculty members to come on Tuesday nights at 7:30 p.m. for the
meetings and fellowships.
New rule effected
On October 1, the new personal flotation device (PFD)
regulations for recreational boats went into effect, according to
Texas Parks and Wildlife Department officials.
On boats 16 feet or longer, each person on board or on skis will
now be required to have access to either a Type I, II, or III
(wearable) PFD. Additionally, there will have to be at least one
Type IV (throwable) PFD on board.
Boats less thaa 16 feet long and all canoes and kayaks will not
be affected by the new regulations. These still must be equipped
with one Type I, If, Ill or IV PFD for each person on board,
including skiers.
The law also requires that all life preservers used be U.S.
Coast Guard approved with the approval number indicated on
the PFD itself.
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Introducing...
Doris McAfee
Assistant Cashier
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Doris McAfee has been employed by
The Farmers State Bank and Trust
Company for 6V years. She and her
husband Cecil have lived here for 10
years, moving here from Olney. They
are members of the First B;
Church, and have two sons, Steve
Farrell.
Doris McAfee is
here to serve you.
ITHE FARMERS STATE
Clarendon Cattle Co., Inc.
Now offering for the good winter grazin
season ahead, pre-conditioned stocker cat
Available on the gain or buy back deals.
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See us for any of your cattle needs.
The market has just about stabilized
Buy light cattle and stay in the business.
We have a limited number of good, young stock cows,
Age guaranteed•
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William M. [Bill] Porter 874-3314
eagan Bain 874-2392 David Guill
Chester Moore - Stockyards 874-3901
