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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1958-06-26
Accident Teacher Resigns

Mrs. Nettie Shank, a teacher in
the Accident Elementary school,
resigned her position at the end
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1958-06-26

of the school year.
Mrs. Shank had been teacher
in the county schools for the past
thirty-three years, twenty of which
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1958-06-26

Sherman Adams indicated he in
tended to stay on as assistant to
the president.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1958-06-26

were spent as a first grade
teacher in Accident.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-17
Virginia Power
Adds New Unit

CHARLoTTES VILE, Va,
Aug. 16 (SpeciaD The newest
unit Of the Bremo Bluff Sta
ton Of Virginia Electric &
Power Co. went into operation
this week adding 10000 kilo-
watts to the 100000 kilowatt
capability Of the vEPCO sys-
TEN.
The new addition cost more
than $23, 000, 900 and was more
than two years under conStruc-
ton.
Three more units now under
construction in the State are
scheduled to bring total capa-
bility Of the company's genera
ting stations to more than two
million kilowattS in 1860.
Scheduled for completion late
this year is a second unit at
Yorktown, which will add no.
900 kilowatts. Next spring a
third unit at Portsmouth will
be completed adding another
10000 kilowatts and the fol-
lowing spring a similar addi-
completed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-17
Montgomery
Ready toOpen
5-Day Fair

The 10th annual Montgomery
County Fair opens Tuesday at
Gaithersburg.
1t will run through Saturday,
with exhibitors competing for
$4,000 in prizes. About 1000
entries are anticipated. Fair
hours will be 8 am. to IL pm.
Fair Chairman Clarence
Pearson said he expects the
fair to draw 100000 visitors
during its stay at the Gathers
burg fairgrounds just of the
new Washington National pike
(U. S. Route 240).
Opening ceremonies-cutting
of a giant cake instead Of the
traditional ribbon-will be held
Tuesday. The participants will
include Miss Washington. Lee
Berkow Of Glen Echo Heights,
Nd, and the fairs queen, Karen
Treadway Of Ashton, Md.
Kids Day Tuesday
Children will be admitted to
the fairgrounds free Tuesday
Kids Day-and will get mid
way rides for half price. A
number Of contests for the
youngsters also are scheduled.
A feature attraction. for the
first time, will be a Western
rodeo show by the Cherokee
Oklahoma Ranch. Six per-
formances are slated, at 2:30
and 1880 pm. on each of the
first three days of the fair.
The Buck Skins, television
country singing group, also will
appear Wednesday through Sat-
urday, with five Commute
shows each day.
Other events include a
weight-pulling contest for heavy
draft horses on Friday night
and a horse show on Saturday.
Donkey Prize Contest
At IL am. Friday, County
Democrats are offering prizes
for the "handsomest donkeys."
Brooke Johns, televiSion per-
sonality and a former Repub-
lican county commissioner, will
lead the parade. J. Willard
Tawes, Democratic candidate
for Governor, will choose the
winners.
Church women will provide
chicken dinners for fair-goers
with about $4,000 meals ex-
pected to be served.
Senator Morse, Democrat of
Oregon, will exhibit Devon
cattle.
On the final night, a cattle
auction is scheduled by Hol-
stein breeders.
The Cumberland. Md, fair
opens tomorrow and runs all
week. In Virginia, the Rock
ingharn County fair will be
held Tuesday through Saturday
at Harrisonburg.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-17

CHARLES TOWN. W. Va,
Aug. 16 (speciaD The Jeffer-
son County Fair will be held
September 1927. at the Charles
Town Race track grounds. fair
ofiicials announced today.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-17
Mortinsburq AirfieId

MARTINsBURG. w. Va.
Aug. l6 (SpeciaD. - Formal
dedication Of the expanded
Municipal Airfield here has
been set for October 4, It Yves
announced today by Col. Joseph
Crane. manager Of the field.
The Adak sun., 1958-03-10
ADAK SUN :

;.y Monoay, LO March I95o ADAK CONTEST CONTEST CONTEST ..
 Like to win $25o .Oo? .,: ';~':. j If so, write up to 2OOO word essay : on, "The Increasing Impor tance of the us. Naval Reserve to the us. Navy" " To get members of the Navy and Naval : Reserve, active. inactive or retired, : thinking about the role of the Naval Re- " serve, the Naval Reserve Associa tion has : offered $500 in cash prizes in an essay : contest.
 First prize will be &25o, second $50 lfnd third $loo.
 Your essay rust be typeVri tten, dou- : ble-spaced and on one side of the sheet. To insure impartial judging, write on al plain sheet of paper your full name, ad- dress and rank or rating. Clip this sheet to two copies of your essay and mail to:
 MIRA Essay Contest, Naval Reserve As- sociation, Naval Press Building, Wash -: ington, 4, D. C..
 Your essay must be postmarked not :; later than midni ght, 30 June 1858. i ' kEDICARE PROGRAM
 : Medicare program admin tors an- nounced recently that their program has : been widely accepted in all branches of : the service.
 True gauge of the degree of accept- ; ance is their payment of 800, ,OoO claims : This figure does not include the claims : currently being processed. Average cost j of the claims has turned out to be d : s1lrnri si no aueca ra of nnlu &75 na1,3 nh1r-
The Adak sun., 1958-03-10

The Adakian Navy Wives Club announce 's that there will be get acqui ianted cof- fee at the Rel gioos Education Building Thursday, March 18th at S:OO P.M. All Enlisted Wives are cordially invi ted.
The Adak sun., 1958-03-10
FOR SALE

FOR SALE Co1d-spoG Deepfreeze -- Gu. it. New tel ephoto lens for an 8lM Bell & Howell =" 21 in. Blond Conso1 Hoffman TV Several Tailor mGde Off cers Uniforms Beautiful Blond Ba ldWin Acrosonic Piano lo53 , passenger DeSoto The above items can be seen at Amulet Area O-27 or phone A9o V for informal tion.
 :. 1852 Austin -- Good Condi ti on -- SEE Jack Schultz -- Phone 5Oo
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-01-22

MIR. and Mrs. Bobby HARRISON
and daughter, Terri Lee, are re-
turning to Charlotte this week
after a visit with his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. J. ID. Harrelson. Bobby
is an operation agent for Pied
mont Air Lines. Charlotte.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-01-22
Ex-Loris Mayor
Charged With
Being Drunk

Henry j. Nelson. Mayor of
LoriS until two weeks ago, was
arrested and charged with being
drunk and diSurdcrly by Loris
Police about 100 i. NJ. Saturday
morning. He vas bleeding pro-
fuSely around III. lad when he
was brought 10 the Jail and was
Letter carried 10 ;lc LoriS Com
munity Hospital !oI treatment
Booking on drunk and disord-
crly charges followed a reported
telephone call to the police that
Nelson was drinking and had
refused to leave a local residents
home and that d fight had re-
suited. Nelson was bleeding
when officers madc the arrest
presumably from the reported
fight.
Bono FOR Nelson was set al
S30.00and this was posted fm
Nelson by FRANK Floyd.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-01-22
Honor Roll
Announced
For School

Twenty-ninc high school stu.
dents made the honor roll fol
the first semester. Tabor Cit
School. announced Randall Bur
Lesson, principal.
They are Cindy Corbctt. Dor.
McCumbcc. joel Hcdgccu. Ann
Elizabeth Mallard. Muricl War
Jo Anne Watts. Anita Bccl
Martha Brooks Bell, Betsy Bru
ton. Judy Corbctt, Betty Muir
Cox, Judy Cox, Gene Dellingc
Geraldine Eddings. Nancy Fault
Daphne Gaskin, janice Graint
er. Margaret Tnnan, Grac
Watts.
Also Ray King, Lana Mills
Bonnie Norris, Shirley Rockwell
Glenn Smith, Mikell Todd. lie.
Verne Ward, Mickey Watts, Lar.
ry Williams and Henry Mel
Wright.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-01-22
Add Clarkton
Man WaCcamaW
Bank Directors

Clarence S. Clark of Clarkton
has been elected 20 the Wacca-
NAV Bank and Trust Company
board of directors.
Clark's election came last night
Wednesday, at :he annual
stakeholder mec.iL- held in
Whiteville.
The new director is well known
for his civic and religious work
in Clarkton. He has been engag-
ed in the mercan;ilH business all
OF his life.
He is a graduate OF Davidson
College, a former member Of the
North Carolina General Assem-
bly,, the Bladen County Board of
Education, and the Bladen Coun-
ty Board of Welfare.
He has served as a Ruling
Elder in the Presbyterian Church
Of Clarkton for more than 40
years
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-01-22
)uycees Name Carter "Con,munity Mar Of The Year"

Tabor City's Jaycees last night
named w. Horace Carter as
Community Man Of the Year"
The annual award went to the
TRIBUNE publisher and editor
for his work in a host of activi-
ties during the past year.
Each year the Iaycees name
the Community Elan of the
Year" from among nominations
of men who are not of Jaycee
age.
Carter, 81, was cited for his
work as president of Tabor In
dustrial Development Enterprise
Uhe group responsible for get
ting the local shirt factory here),
his heading of the Tabor City
Recreation Commission (Lakc
Tabor), his leadership Of the
formation of the Carolinas Co
untry Club and lis work last
year in keeping alive the straw
berry market here.
In addition to the above activ-
tiles, he has served as vice-prcs-
ident Of the Tabor City Rotary
Club, director of the Merchants
Association, member of the CO.
lumbeS Library Board of Trus-
tees, Sunday School teacher at
Tabor City Baptist Church. pres
idcnt of the SENCland Develop
ment Association, and co-chair-
man of the Yam Festival.
A native of Stanly County. he
came to Tabor City some II
years ago as executive secretary
oil the Merchants Association.
After several months in that ca
pacity he established the Tabor
City TRIBUNE.
Several years ago he was af-
fordcd many honols about the
Statc of North Carolina for his
newspaper fight against the Ku
NiuN Khan. The pinnacle of his
newspaper career was reached
when he was awarded the Pull
it2er Prize for this crusade.
He is a past Mayor of Tabor
City and has been widely &C.
cloimed for his overall civic ser,
vice contribution to the com
immunity .
He is married to the formel
Lucille Miller of Richfield. The,
have three children, Linda, Rus.
ty and zelda Kay.
They are members of the Tab.
or City Baptist Church
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-01-22
Garden Clubs OF Tabor City
Push Project To Save Bluebird

fascinated by any hole that
might lead to a mes ing place and
that thousands ore lost in this
area every year in tobacco barn
flucs as they search desperately
for a place to nest. They are
trapped in these flues and left
to die. Garden Clubbers said that
one farmer found 40 dead blue
birds in a tobacco barn curer.
I'VE are urging tobacco farm
et5 to screen their fiues or leave
the doors to both burners and
barn open so that the bluebirdS
may escape" the Garden Club
jpokcsmen said.
Nowadays good care is taken
of the orchards. Dead fence posts
are removed, dead trees are cut
down, decayed limbs cut away
and cavaties filled. This leaves
little nesting place for the blue
Continued On Page 10)
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-01-22
Folks Love Tax
Lister In Williams

Nobody loves taxes but in South Williams
Township they at least love the tax lister.
. Mrs. Nellie Spivey of Tabor City has been duti-
fully making the tax recordings for local folk for the
past nine years.
The friendiness of the taXlister to
degree the pain connected with tax thoughts.
She a smile constantly, converses pleas
antly and lists taxes with efficiency.
Though last week, approximately 80 percent of
the populace had recorded possessions for tax pur
poses. Mrs. Spivey reminded residents in the South
Williams Township that the deadline for listing
taHNs January 81.
native of Bladen County Mrs. Spivey has liv
ed in Tabor City for the past % years For the past
nine years she has been superintendent of the nurs
cry at the Tabor City Baptist Church At the pres
entS.
While tax listing naturally gives people
chance to remark about their dislike for taxes, Mrs
Spivey doesn't to have that difficulty Perhaps
tiS)ecause she is so pleasant and gets kick out of
renewing longstanding acquaintances and friend
ships.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-01-22

The Garden Clubs of Tabor
City are uniting in an effort to
pre- We the much-beloved but
diminishing bluebird. AS a part
of national project, the Garden
Clubs here are making a special
plea for help in IN effort to pre-
serve this beautiful, gentle but
brave little creature"
Garden Club representatives
said this week that the bluebird
Is disappearing because proper
nesting sites are becoming more
and More scarce. They have also
pointed out that tine bluebird is
COMPLETES COLLEGE
Devon Powell of Fair Bluff Il
scheduled TO complete his Bach
elor's Degree requirements this
month at Newberry College.
Powell will receive his degree
at exercises to be held In June.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-01-22
Thompson Heads
Eelrf Fund
Ir.Te in County

Columbus County'S Chairman
OF the 1858 Heart Fund drive
will be w. Avery Thompson,
former Chairman Of Columbus
County Board Of Education, j
representative in thc State Leg
iSldturc from Columbus County
for two yc1"S. past DiSuic. De
pity Governor, D,sjrU oi-..
.;Cg,.n ., LION tutr9ud, uI4i.
Mr. T.. mls--: "ls lc n widely
.%no"":- n c. NOUS County for
a nCmbar OF years and he feels
that this is a merl'Urious project
and the people of Columbus Co
un ' .a.-'r b. as liberal
(CCn.'nurd On pp @ 100
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-01-22
Waits Is First
Alternate On
West Point List

Mickey Watts. Columbus Coun-
tvs nominee for Moreheac
Scholarship. has been notifiet
that he was selected as first alt
ornate for entrance to West Point
Military Academy.
Watts recently took the com
petitive examination and was
notified late last week of the re-
suits by Congressman Alton Len
non of Wilmington.
The amiaolc high school ath-
lete will undergo further exam
nations in March al Fort Bragg
i'll connection with the Yves.
Point appointment.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-01-22
Chicken Noodle
Supper Will Be
Held On Friday

Response has been good to ad-
vaEcc ticket sales Tor the chick
Ell noodle supper to be held Fri
day. January "a, at the local
school Cafeterian.
Randall Burleson, principal
said today that there would be
plenty of food at the supper and
urged everyone 10 come whether
or not they had purchased adj
vance tickets.
A major portion OF the ingred-
tents for the chicken noodle sup
per have been donated.
Every dollar spent by the
people on this project will be
appreciated and most OF
it will be profit since a vast a.
mount of the food has been do
nated," said Burleson.
He cited the need for the mon
ey and said it would be used 10
the very best advantage in re-
placing athletic equipment.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-01-22
Duke Announces
Candidacy For
County Sheriff

A. l.. tBon) Duke, deputy
sheriff under Hug! Nance for
four years. mas aruounced his
candidacy ton shrr..l of Colur4-
bus County subject TO the Demo-
cr2tc Primary next May.
Duke, Il native O. Evergreen,
has been working with the Ellis
McarcS & Son business in Fair
Bluff for the past acvcral years
and operated the airport in
Chadbourn prior to serving with
Nance IN the sucr.ifS depart
.mon,.
He is married to the former
Alice Edmund, of Evergreen, and
is the father @. two daughters.
The oldest, Joan. j., now teach
ing school in Chadbourn and
. Lorraine graduates from Ever
green High School this wear.
The - year old .ormcr deputy
is a Manson and Shrincr and
IL member Cd. williamson Cross
roads Baptist Church.
b. In announcing L- candidacy.
Duke SAID, I'm not d politician.
The only way ! know to run for
office is to go out ana work per-
son 10 person, house to house,
Service station to service station
land ask folks To vote for me.
Columbus Is "a larg" county and
.II viii take LOT %. time TO see
.ul the people. That's why | am
announcing my candidacy early
IN the hope that : can see as
many voters as possible between
now and election time"
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-01-22
Juycees Make Muny Contributions
To Civic Progress Of The Community

: The Junior Chamber of Com
mcrcc has made is mark on Tab
o" City.
Local JaycecS Nili celebrate
their fourth oirlh..y on March
-.
Many outstanding programs
have been initiated by the local
civic group since that night in
1894 when team Of Lumberton
juyccrs visited here and urged
formation Of local chapter.
Harold Ward. currently scrv-
l." aa president % the Jaycecs.
aaId today that he counted youth
activities among The best initial
ca by the local club.
He pointed out that in 1855 the
JayceeS initiated the summer re-
creation program and under
wrote the entire 500 cost. Since
that time it has been successfully
cu-sponSorcd by the Rotary Club.
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4 Nov, pr,icct .,,rnd,(cad ,,..
yea, was Religion In American
iI.. Members OF the local rlui
H.u..cd church services at tn,
3"u'.s'. Methodist and Prcsby-
r.ar churches during the month
n. November. The project wa.
cimHMcd 10y a thrcc-nlEht non
"HHlna,Ional revival scryIc,
ina, "nJoycd mild success.
Another new civic venture Was
me Voice of Democracy contest
among high school students
NHrI'i Cox Won tie high schoO
-. ''iS'' "i''"'is
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-01-22
AWARD

Nominations for the Jayccc
key award were made last night
at the regular meeting Of the
local civic group.
The award is presented each
year 10 the Jaycee judged by his
fellow members as having con.
tributed the most 10 the club IN
the way Of leadership and parti-
cipation In projects.
Named as candidates last hight
were Norman Stephens, Harold
Ward, Al Harrison, Horace Cox,
and Howard Fowler.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-01-22
Details Complete
For Donkey Ball
Tame AT Williams

Final details were completed
today for the Thursday night.
1880 p. IN. donkey basketball
game at Williams Township
gymnasium.
The Williams Township Ruri-
tans will compete in the unique
contest. Proceeds will be used 20
purchase piano for the local
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-01-22
Columbus Sheriff
Names Deputy
Columbus County Sheriff J. R.

Columbus County Sheriff J. R
PrIdgCn named = new deputy
last week.
Carroll Joseph Euchana 80, of
Freeman has been named to re-
place L. b. StubbS who resigned
several weeks ago.
Blu. hanap began work We'd
.1,Sday He 5 a native Of Free
man and Is a veteran OF military
police work with the Armed
Forces.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-01-22
WRESTLING MATCH
4 three match wrestling event
will be held Mt tho Williaus

township School Gym on We'd
ncSday, January 30. beginning at
$50 p. m.
One match will feature females
another males and the finale
Ill be a tag team match.
The wrestling match will he
indcr the sponsorship Of the
abOr City yay.rr..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-29
~ VIOLET FAULKNER
star FOOD Editor

Popular as outdoor grills
have become IN the past few
years. there are still a few
people around who don't own
one-wouldn't have the space
10 store Il n they did.
So this picnic fare Is
beamed toward the apart
ment dweller who packs q
lunch and sets out for Q
shady spot In Rock Greek
Park. the sea shore or maybe
q Sunday afternoon ride with
q picnic lunch along the
roadside.
The contents for the picnic
basket haven't changed much
since the days Of the old
fashioned 5unday-school OUT
ing.
We can't remember a pic
mic supper that didn't include
deviled eggs.
At our house the yolks we're
mashed with old-time boiled
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-29
Miss Adkins
Is Honored

Mrs. Pearl Carter Pace. q
member Of the Foreign Claims
Settlement Commission. was
hostess at q buffet supper in
her apartment last evening
in honor Of Miss Bertha Ad-
kins. assistant chairman Of
the Republican National Com
mittee. who has been nomi-
mated by President Eisen-
hover to be Undersecretary Of
Health. Education and We'll
fare.
The small gathering was q
Murray for Bertha" party.
according to Mrs. Pace. at
which most Of the other
guests were fellow-women-
workers in government. some
of them Presidential APP
pointees.
Those present included Mrs.
Dorothy McCulloch Lee.
chairman Of the Subversive
Activities Control Board; Mrs.
Daphne Leeds, Assistant
Commissioner Of Patents;
Miss Winfred @. Helmes, AS
sistant Director Of the Wom-
ems Bureau; DR.. Beatrice
Acheson, transportation chief
for the Post ONCE Depart
ment: Mrs. Peter Gibson,
president Of the National
Federation Of Republican
Women; Mrs. Wilfreda Lyle,
Civil Defense Area Supervis-
or. and Mrs. Charlotte Cow
ers.
From the White House there
were Associate Press Secre-
tary Anne Wheaton, Social
Secretary Mary Jane Mccall
free and Miss Ann Whitman,
President Eisenhower's secre-
tary. From the Republican
National Committee there
were Mrs. Ruth Cowan Nash.
adviser on women's publicity;
and Mrs. Julie Kirlin, a mem
Der Of the finance committee.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-29
Pack Old Fashioned Picnic
And Edt Where You Please

Immediately. reserving u
cup broth for rice. Drcnch
tails In cold water and cut
away thin underside mem-
brane. Remove tails from
shell IN one piece and slice
into blte-size rounds.
Cook rice according 10
package directions. using
lobster broth In place Of
water.
Chill rock lobster meat and
rice while dicing celery,
green pepper and scallions.
Mix mayonnaise with season.
ings and toss all ingredients
together. Chill well.
Makes six TO eight serv-
ings.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-29

dressing spicy with mustard.
That was all and that was
enough. But no one seems 70
make that kind Of dressing
much any more--a pity, too,
because II was good with 20
many things.
Peanut sandwiches, for ex-
ample. We used 10 shell and
grind our own peanuts, then
make the peanut butter sand
witches using the same boiled
dressing.
For q new twist IN deviled
eggs. mix the yolks with
deviled ham. a smidgin OF
onion. seasonings and may
onnaise.
Then. slice the top on the.
wide end Of the egg and MI.
Replace the lids. allowing q
little Of the filing 10 peek
out from under the top hat.
They stay neat and attrac-
tive this way even through
a long journey in the bas-
ket.
For something difnerent In
the way Of hearty salads. try
a combination Of rice and
rock lobster. The compli-
mentary seasonings In this
salad make It exceptionally
tasty.
Flip Top Deviled Eggs
8 eggs. hard cooked
/ Nh ounce) can deviled
ham
2 teaspoons finely chopped
onion
5 tablespoons mayonnalSe
l teaspoon lemon juice
Dash Worcestershire sauce
Peel eggs. Cut slice from
wide end Of each egg. Care
fully remove yolks and mash.
Mix yolks with deviled ham
and remaining ingredients.
Refill whites and replace
cid" Makes six filled eggs.
South African Lobster
Salad
6 South African rock lobster
tails
u cup rock lobster broth
" cup packaged pre-cooked
rice
/ cup celery. diced
"a cup green pepper, diced
4 tablespoons minced seal
lions
n cup mayonnaise
"a teaspoon salt
Dash pepper
u teaspoon dry mustard
"a teaspoon Angostura aro-
matte bitters
/ tablespoon lemon Juice
"a teaspoon Worcestershire
sauce
Drop frozen rock lobster
tails into boiling sailed
water for 10 minutes. Drain