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West Clinton News ..,
Mrs. Adams, Granddilldrea in Ah.
MBS. ounwi BEATW Mr. «*d Mm. «. «. Major ——
tor r ,.p<»*« , U.S. w .,„Di«UM observe their we<M(l« annl- FtOIII TIM
County Agent
Too many of our livestock pastures, we are apt to make ers, can be sure, toe, that fee ttaente in benefit levels, Miss of a particular employee.
Wodv^ws toftve Xwue for a lot «*w;ep rofit than if we *?J ial 4 se S^^ y bene ^ ts 5 P ay ‘ ^ e8sly said, the average major part of the employ
suffnffpr aad winter. When <jp npt have them. At might ® ® !K or ^ er wil1 8 et retire- contribution under privt
wlater arrives, there is very b» wise to consider an ^ ^ T? £ 1 ^^ !Varg ’. ^ di sa.W-POMkm plans, as under soci
tittle surplus jyovided for the ® ation of fertilizer or
vefaary July g.
Those
104 MiUlw AvPIif
Qtol mini Those QboenfUW podding
Mrs. M. W. Adams and Car- Mr. and N^s. Oscar I^nard,
ql and Jaaiee .CampJ>eU are ^ and Mrs. Harold Stroud,
spendiqg ltd 8 week with %• w- and Mrs. William Metts
aod Mrs. liaymaad Camithetl aad Mr. and Mrs. Harold Ga
in Auburn, Ala. strap.
Mr. and Mrs. grange Camp-*
hell are spen^liag the July 4tti.fi, rv , |-i .
holidays at Daytona Beach, FACtS
“• About 1
Cottage Cheeqe
By M. L. OUTZ
Good summer pastures will
able to feetl 1 and their de-i
?nts in the future will be. «uu uisauu- pension plans, as under so
S ' Jncreased by the/ tty jmw^ce protection under security, is used to meet ,
ty aa application of nitrogen caialify for pay ( social security worth 20 to 26 cost of “past service credit
cold winter feonths. For this 3 0 jT ^T ut w Wtt- T^e social security pro- ,*sr cent more than ha wiUfor older workers
reason it is necessary that T! ^ Cattto-^ ^ such /a fW y ip social security tax ”•
good «i*m*r pastures be , oyer a ^ • B
provided. Also summer pas- :**“ 8 A*800*auon fean kept up to dsfe w^h cis- year working lifetimer-even if iwfS. K. P. KopjBr
«n; ill- Xop count accumulated inter- Laurens—Mrs. Janie Blamd
rates ' e * t .“ u ** S * CQntrlb “ tiom ' Roper, wife of Robert B. %■
Suon 1 ^*/Purity 01 J 00 , Ave ’ ^
One of the most important j n g operation along with sonoe a preoenl^ge of' ’iayroll, 1973 or later, when the maxi- Wednesday night in a local
e w ^ Trograjn
The South Carolina Cattte-
Alto summer pas- PW Association is sponsor-, fean kept up to
wires cop be W sedded with m l^ toUr . 1 ^ 2 ^ tod -id
crimson clover or rye grass, ex ^d into North .crease in
or in some cases rye will sup- Jfd Virginia. Research fectyi* -Miss Pressly spijd.
plemeht winter grazing.
By MARIE HEGLER
County Home Agent
mer pastures should be ferti- would recommend to anyone
lized so as to give plenty of planning to put in fescue for
The cottage cheese market grazing for fall. With coastal winter by all means apply
has increased bermuda now well establish- the lime before the land is
WIN to *500
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Law-
son and family, ^r. and Mrs.
Dorsey Turner, Mr. and Mrs.
Cleo Lusk, and Rev. William
Patterson visited Mrs. Minnte
Turner, who is a patient in
the Rikard Nursing Home in j n the y s
Lexington, S. C. tremendously within the past ed, hay can also be cut from prepared so that it will lie
Mrs. L. C. Heaton, Sara decade. This is because cot- summer pastures. There are mixed in weli. . .
at° 11 I| cat0n V f an< * ^ Ir ‘ aa(1 ta 8 e cheese is so versatile. otber T go<al summer jpast,ure To extend our summer pas-
Mrs. Chiton Heaton and chU- Cottage cheese served with plants, such as Dallas* Bahia, lures into November and De
dren visited the former’s fruits or vegetables is excel- and sericea. Sericea is also
daughter and son-in-law, Mr. lent takon straight from the a good hay plant is properly
and Mrs. Wendell Robertson, container. Just add a few in- managed,
in Greenville, Saturday. gredients to it and cottage
Mrs. Fred Shelton 1 and cheese becomes an appetizing
daughter,* Emily, Dianne and dip or spread. Combine cot-
Lynn Riser, and Aim Dooley tage cheese with other ingre-
are spending die 4tti holi- dienes and you have delectable
days at Myrtle Beach. breads, entrees, and desserts.
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Brown Creamy white and refresh-
along with some friends of ing cottage cheese is at its
Joanna are spending a few flavor peak when used soon
days during the holidays in after purchase. Store it only
New York. a short time making sure the
Mrs. J. C. Adams and Mrs. container is tightly covered.
Mildred Adams of Ware The texture of cottage cheese
Shoals visited Mrs. H. A. Ad- should be uniform, smooth,
ams, who is a patient at Bail- a^d meaty,
ey Memorial Hospital, one 'day Cottage cheese is in keep-
last week. . ing tyith the current dietary
Mrs. L. C. Hdaton, Miss trend and has won new sta-
Sara Nell Heaton, and Mr.'and tue in the eyes of American
Mrs. Clifton Heaton and fam- housewives. It’s used exten-
ily are spending a few days sively in low calorie diets,
during the holidays wtyh the High quality protein and cal-
former’s daughter, Mrs; Bar- cium are two nutrients apt
bara Wells and sons in Colum- to be low in many reducing
bus, Geofgia. diets. Cottage cheese is a rich
Rev. and Mrs. J. W, Spil- source of both of U\em. A
ters are spending a few days % cup serving supplies 1-3
during the holidays m the of the 4otal daily protein needs
mountains of North Carolina, of an adult and only 1% tea-
Debbie Hamilton is spend- spoons of milk fat.
ing her summer vacaton in A variety of cottage cheeses
Florida. are available to suit your
Miss Grace Ficklin is spend- taste and preference. You may
ing a week with her sister, purchase it as small or large
Mrs. Macel McCoy in Green- curd. You may also buy it as
vttle. creamed or dry- or ,as ,the va-
The Church of God Camp riety which is homogenized
meeting is being held this week with cream whipped into it.
at Mauldin, S. C. In some areas, the dry must
. Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Pear- be specially ordered,
son and Mr. and Mrs. Harold Try these tempting se^ipes!
Pearson, Reda and Chris Staffed Tomatoes with
and Donna Dix took Mike Cheese Piquant
Brigman to Fort* Gordon in P rn rettage cheese, drain-
Augusta, Ga. ed
Mr. and Mrs. Buqjc Person % CU p chopped green pepper
and Brad of Columbia top cup chopped celpry
spending this week with«% - onp -eUoed Btoto qftjtyy
friends and relatives here. i lg. grapefruit, peeled and
Hev. James T. Hughes tod diced
relieve the pressure on win- fac,0 P <" maintaining good, d brood C0W 6 ’ raUons income to the prograin rises mum contribution rate tor old hospital after a brief illneM.
ter oastures Summer pas- r "“ rm u a ? ent * rasws is l ime 1 will be visited. The president more than b f B * flt obligations age, survivors, and disability Native of Sumter County,
turn a. iwmuria oron ? m b a bovmg more and more of thi , assocaUon , Rvan P as wage levels go up, she ex- insurance goes into effect, daughter of the late Janie Pop
tures such as bermuda prop- j n this material*. It is very im- L is urCT i ns the mem- * / a "d who has earnings at or
erly cared for by fertilizing, portaiif that lime be mixed in bprs of ' the as ^ c ? tion m at . In an expanding economy, above the maximum annual®^ ’
spraying, etc., will carry cat: Wlth . the 8011 at the t,me of tend this tour. Reservations rising wages produce more amount subject to the social Itoutri Vianet, sne was a
tie on into the'winter before shedi ^. In so doing, plants must be made by Jul 3 j income for the social security security tax, will no more member of the First Baptiit
tnA tviimh miinlrar .... _ i za. • i thor*
havine to eo on fescue Sum- calcium much, quicker hope that we W U! have a good system and matafi it possible than just about pay for the Church.
1X18 8 r *• and !t does far more g0 °d- 1 representation on t his tour, to increase benefi/ts more than value of his protection. Peo-
Does tb
get his-mem
. , , Surviving also are a s<tt», B.-
enough to oifsetf any incr6as- Pie already at work, Miss Bland Roper of Laurens; a
es in prices. It is necesary on- Pressly noted, get more pro- daughter, Mrs. Gene C. Wilkns
!y to make increases from teetion for their tax eontribu- 0 f Myrtle Beach: a sister
lime to time in/the ceiling on lions than those who will be Mrs. Mary B. Wright of $um-
• average worker , the amount of | earnings that «oin" to work under social ter, and two grandchildren,
ley’s worth for his is subject to the tax (and security in the t
Social Security
subject to the tax (and security m me luiure. Funeral services will he
social security contributions? which counts tqfward the indi- Under Social security, as conducted Friday at 2:Q0 p.
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family of Ellettavilif,' Indiana,
are spending two .weeks with
Mr. and Mrs. James Hughes
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Spit and pepper to tusfe
9 smpll topiatoes i
Salad greens
Sieve cottage cheese. Add
green pepper, celery, onions,
Mrs. Edna Heaton is spend- grapefruit and seasonings;
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V* cup orange juice
Va teaspoon celery salt
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ANNIVERSARIES
Mrs. Goldie Simmons ob
served her birthday July 4.
Mrs. Herbert Phillips, J. C.
Childress and Fern Hardman
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Darlene King, daughter of
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6 eggs j I | | J
IVt cups sugar
% teaspoon salt
2 teaspoons grated lemon
rind'
3 tablespoons lemon juice
1 cup whipping cream
1 teaspoon vanilla
& cup flour
% cup chopped pistachio
nuts
Drain and sieve cottage
cheese. Beat eggs until very
thick and creamy; gradually
add sugar and continue to
beat until light yellow. Blend
in salt, lemon rind, lemon
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and the well-drained cottage
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over top. Bake 1 hour; then,
turn off heat, open door and
let cool in oven. Chill before
toRYiufc
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