February 1©, 1983-Fort Covington San-Fort Covington, N. Y.-Pagc 3
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With Jennie?
mentioned last week, dish, when only
As
the center
lent will soon be with us. For moves, it is finished. Serve
those of us who feel that lent with a sauce made by beating
is the season to really do the half pint of heavy cream
without, one of the supreme until stiff. Allow a half pint of
sacrifices would be chocolate. vanilla ice cream to soften.
I must remind you that I am Beat together, adding 2 tblsp.
the chapter president of the brandy.
Serve over the
chocoholics, who will pig out souffle.
before we fast.
Another chocolate recipe
1 have a friend who delights that is quick and easy is:
in sending me recipes for the BLENDER POT DE CREME
greatest concoctions he can AU CHOCOLAT
dream up. This one is among Place one 6 oz. package of
his best.
semi-sweetchocolate bits and
Chocolate Souffle
two
oz.
unsweetened
3 tbsp. flour
chocolate in a blender. Heat
^jp. sugar
% pint of light cream and 2
dash salt
tablespoons milk until hot,
7 €gg whites
but not boiling. Add a dash of
Vz pint vanilla ice cream salt.
3 tbls. butter
Pour the hot cream over the
3 oz. bitter chocolate
chocolate in the blender and
5 egg yolks
blend until smooth. Remove
V2 pint heavy cream
the too of the blender and
2 Tblsp. brandy
slide in four egg yolks,
In the top of the double blending one more minute.
bolter, melt 3 tbls. butter and Pour into custard cups and
mix 3 tbls. flour. Cook for one chill.
Remove from
minute and add one CUD of hot refrigerator about an hour
pilk, stirring constantly) before serving.
until the mixture is creamy
Another chocolate recipe
and smooth. Add % cup
sugar. Stir until dissolved. worth trying is.:
Add 3 oz. chocolate and allow CHOCOLATE COLA CAKE
Sift together: 2 cups flour,
to dissolve. The mixture wiD
be grainy for a while, but 1M> tsp. soda, 1 tsp. salt, l1^
keep stirring until it turns cups sugar, M> cup cocoa
into a rich sauce. Remove
Add: y* cup shortening
form the heat. Add a dash of
two-thirds cup sour milk
salt and beat the mixture for
two thirds cup cola
about a minute. Allow to cool
Beat well.
and then add the 5 egg yolks,
Add 1 egg and 2 yolks
beaten well; comtinue to beat
Pour into 2 8 inch greased
mixture until smooth. Beat 7 and floured cake pans. Bake
egg yolks until stiff. When 30 to 35 mibnutes in a 350
you can hold the pan of degree oven. Frost with:
chocolate mixture in the palm
Over boiling water mix: 2
of your hand eonfortably> egg whites
take a large spoonful of
% cup sugar
whites and fold into the
one-third cup light corn
chocolate mixture until it syrup
appears foamy.
Then,
one-third cup cola
dribble this sauce over the
V4 tsp. salt
remaining egg whites and • VA tsp. cream of tartar
fold in carefully. Slide into a
Cook, beating mixture until
buttered and sugared souffle thick and stand in preaks.
dish. Place in a 350 degree Remove from heat, and
oven. Check at 18 minutes, continue beating until mixbut don't cook more than 22 ture is right consistency to
minutes. Tap the sick of the spread.
Anchors Away . . .
Jock
Airman Ernest L. Jock Jr.,
son of Ernest L. and Carrie
M. Jock of Bombay, N.Y., has
graduated from the U.S. Air
Force course for cable
splicing specialist at Sheppard Air Force Base, Texas.
Graduates of the course
learned how to test, seal,
install and maintain communications cable systems.
They klso earned credits
toward an associite^degree in
appliect science threpgh the
Community College of the Air
Forcfc.
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Varsity; 4:00-8:00 NFS; 8:00
-10:00 Public.
Sunday - 9:00 - 2:00 NFS;
2:00 - 4:00 Public; 4:00-9:00
Shamrocks; 9:00 - 11:00 Fort
Men.
Mrs. Jennie D. Bartlett of
Fort Covington, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. James
DeStephen of Oswego, New
York, wa$ married on
February 4th to Mr. Emmett
F. Favreau of Bombay. He is
the son of Mr. and Mrs. Philip
A. Favreau of Sciota, New
The ceremony was performed by Franklin County
Judge, Jan. H. Plumadore.
Attending the couple were,
Ms. Eydie King, secretary to
and Mr. David
son of the bride.
Ms. Bartlett, co-publisher
and co-editor of the FORT
SRCSMenu
Week of Feb. 14-18
Monday—Hoagie in roll
with catsup, potato nuggets,
juice, bread and butter,
valentine cake, whole or skim
milk.
Tuesday—Meatloaf
with
catsup, mashed potatoes,
buttered gr. beans, bread and
butter, assorted fruit, whole
or skim milk.
Wednesday—Fishburger
with tarter sauce, cheese
wedges, potato chips, jello
with fruit and topping, bread
and butter, whole or skim
milk.
Thursday, Friday - no
school.
NCCC
dnsw
Senior Citizens
Feb. 14-18
HVFD
He is a 1982 graduate of J 2 * *l 5*a s ef 1t1*1
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BRUCI ANDERSON
INSURANCE SERVICE
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i in Str.ctt Ft. Covinfton
Phone 3tt 214*
Salgado, Keenan Rd. Helena,
N.Y., was named a
presidential scholar at
Clarkson College.
In order to qualify as a
presidential scholar, a
student must achieve an
average of 3.80. 317 students
received this honor last
semester.
COVINGTON
SUN is
David is a sophomore
from
Brush
ton
Franklin County Comstudent at Clarkson and is
missioner of Jurors. Long
majoring in mathematics and
Bv ISABELIJE Dorev
active in politics, she is
computer science.
ET2
Dale
Parent
has
Franklin County Republican
returned to his base at
Chairman.
Dean's List
Charleston, S. C. after
Mr. Favreau is principal of spending the holidays with his
the Middle School of Salmon parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Ashley
River Central School.
Carlton Parent.
Other
Previously he was employed holiday visitors at the
Tammy Ashley has atby Gouverneur Central Parents were Lt. Wayne and tained the Dean's List at New
School as assistant principal. Cindy Parent and children, Hampshire
College in
Prior to coming to Salmon Michael and Megan; Mr. and Manchester, NH for the Fall
River Central, he had been Mrs. Donald Parent and son, 1982 semester. To be eligible
with Gouverneur school Travis and Emma and for this honor, a student must
system for eighteen years. Freddie Parent.
compile an academic grade
Following a brief wedding
Sandy Cady, son of Janice point average of 3.0 - 3.5.
trip, the couple is residing in Cady, has returned to his Tammy daughter of Mr.
Fort Covington.
Charles and Mrs. Elizabeth
base in Calif ornia.
Sympathy goes to the Ashley of RFD 2 in Brushton,
family of Mark Whipple who N.Y. is a four-year Business
passed away recently. He Teacher Education major.
worth Country Community was the son of Mr. and Mrs.
Correction
College, Malone Branch David Whipple.
Campus, will offer the New
Mr. and Mrs. William
In regard to the recent
York State three hour drivers Dorey recently paid a sur- benefit
dance held at the K of
prise visit to Mr. and Mrs. C for the
pre-licensing Class
Bob O'Jida family,
Gary Moore in Memphis,
This class will be offered Tenn. It was on the occasion the food was prepared and
Saturday, Feb. 26 from 9 to of the Moore's 25th wedding donated by the O'Jida and
noon at the Malone Branch anniversary and Mrs. Dorey Henderson families and
Campus, Badger Hall, Room was maid of honor at their friends.
6. Registration will be held wedding. On the way to Bob is married to Linda not
Feb. 21-25 from 8:30a.m. -4:30 Tenessee
the Dorey's Judy.
p.m. at Badger Hall Main traveled through some of the
Office. A $5 payment is flood stricken areas of
required upon registration. southern Kentucky and
No registrations will be taken northern Tenessee.
News
Monday—Pork chops,
Parslied potatoes, coleslaw,
Apple Betty.
Tuesday—Crunchy
chicken, whipped potatoes,
broccoli, strawberry rhubarb
crunch.
Wednesday—Roast beef,
mashed potatoes, mixed
vegetables, fresh orange.
Thursday—Spaghetti &
meatballs, juice, tossed
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salad, carrot cake.
Friday—Baked stuffed fish,
Jock will nowserve at Kelly ••-~—
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spinach, sliced tomatoes, ice
Air Force Base, Texas, with DALE'AVERjf, son of Shirley cream with cookie.
the
1827th
Electronic and Donald, of Ft. Covington,
Installation squadron.
left this week for basic
Salmon River Central High
School, Fort Covington, N.Y.
Feb. 14-20
Monday - 3:30-6:30 Open;
M4 at6:30 - 9:00 SRC vs. SIC
Varsity; 9:30 - 10:30 Fort tained President's Usl at
NHC. To be eligible for this
Men.
Tuesday - 3:00 - 5:30 SRC honor, a student must
Varsity; 5:30-9:30NFS; 9:30 compile an academic grade
point average oof 3.S - 4.0.
-10:30 Fort Men.
Wednesday - 3:00 - 5:30 SRC Joe, son of Mr. Joseph and
Mrs. Karen Dingle of
JV; 5:30-9:30NFS.
Thursday - 3:00 - 5:30 SRC Townsend Road in Bombay,
Var; 5:30-9:30 Shamrocks; N.Y. is a four-year HotelRestaurant Management
9:30-10:30FortMen.
Friday - 8:00 -12:00 Open; major.
12:00 - 2:00 SRC Var.; 2:00Salgado
5:30open; 5:30-10:30NFS.
David
L. Salgado, son of
Saturday - 8:00-1:00 Open;
1:30 - 4:00 Saranac vs. SRC Mr. and Mrs, Joao L.
Many merchants are improving their business by
advertising in newspapers.
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Jan. Report
The Hogansburg Volunteer
Fire Department responded
to 12 calls:
1 structural fire
5 chimney fires
3 car accidents
3 marsh and grass fires
The "Jaws of Life" hurst
tool was used by the H.V.F.D.
to extricate an accident
victim on Jan. 30 on the River
Rd.,Snye.
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