A Spicy Story

Herbs Add Flavor to Your Life

By Florence Heal Herbs add flavor to your recipes as well as adding interesting touches to a very common dish. We are all aware of parsley and its uses as a garnish as well as an ingredient to food. Thek-e are others as easily grown and add flavor. One of these is dill. Dllled Green Beans I pound green beans 1 cup water cup chopped green pepper Z tablespoons chopped onion I beef flavored bouillion cube teaspoon dill seeds Remove strings from

beans; wash and cut Into 1 Inch pieces. Combine beans and remaining ingredients into a saucepan. Bring to a boil; cover and cook over medium heat 1012 minutes or until tender. Cucumber Sauce cup peeled, chopped cucumber '^tgmnayonnaise ^ cup aoUr cream 1 tablespoon chives teaspoon chopped parsley teaspoon salt teaspoon dtllweed Combine all ingredients; mix well and chill. Serve with seafood. Yield: about 1 cups. Another sauce good to

serve with lamb and fish is dill sauce. Dill Sauce 1 cup sour cream cup milk I tablespoon chopped onion 1 tablespoon horseradish 2 tablespoon freshly chopped dill teaspoon salt Pepper Combine all the, ingredients. Chill about 30 minutes be/ore serving. Makes about 1 Cups. Basil is one of the easiest of all herbs to grow. We think of basil as an addition to tomatoes, but there are other uses.

Marinated Cucumbers and Artichokes 1 medium cucumber, peel ed and thinly sliced 1 can artichoke hearts, drained and sliced In half cup vegetable oil cup vinegar 1 tablespoon minced onion teaspoon dry mustard teaspoon garlic salt teaspoon basil teaspoon pepper Combine cucumber and ar tichokes in a medium bowl Cdmbine the remOining ingredients. and. pour over cucumber mixture; toss lightly. Cover and refrigerate overnight. Yield 4-6 servings.

Ilerbed Tomatoes 6 medium tomatoes salt cup dry breadcrumbs I clove garlic, minced 3 tablespoon, chopped onion I teaspoon chopped fresh parsley teaspoon cdlery seeds teaspoon dry basil teaspoon pepper , Chopped frenh parsley Wash tomatoes thoroughly Cut tops 6ff tomatoes, scoop out pulp, leaving shell in tact) Combine pulp with next i fng'-cdient.i. Stir well Fill .Tomato shells. Bake at 350° for 10-15 minutes. Yields. (Florence Heal is the former supervisor of home economic* for the state of New Jersey and a resident of Cape May)

Concert to be Annual Event

By Jacob Schaad Jr.

WILDWOOD - The South Jersey debut of the New Jersey Pops Orchestra here Saturday night was such a rousing success that the concert innovators announced from the Convention Hall stage they will make it an annual

September event.

Answering a call for the need for cultural support in South Jersey, some 1,000 music lovers thronged Convention Hall for the benefit champagne concert for the Burdette Tomlin Memorial Hospital. Concert sponsors were apprehensive that there might be a small turnout, but when they saw the happy, enthusiastic audience they were in a state

of euphoria.

Roman Osadchuk, a former professional opera singer who performed Saturday night with the orchestra, told the audience: "It's really great to see an idea become a reality and to see everybody having a lot of fun." Osadchuk, co-chairman with Charles Pessagno, drew cheers and loud ap-' plause when he announced that the six year old orchestra, under the baton of Michael Buglio, has agreed to perform each September

in Wildwood.

Alan Gould, president of the hospital's Board of

(jpvemors, summed up the feelings of most of the audience which for $20 a ticket was served a fare oL first class music, unlimited champagne and hors

d’oeuvres.

"This is not only good for the hospital, it is good for the entire county because it provides us with the culture we need," he said. THE IDEA for the orchestra’s appearance in South Jersey came form Osadchuk after he met Buglio at the governor's inauguration in Trenton last year. Osadchuk sang the National Anthem there after which he invited Buglio to bring his orchestra to Cape May county from North Jersey. The concert had been scheduled for last spring, but was canceled because of what appeared to be meagre interest. This time, however, more extensive planning took place over the sum-

mer months.

Osadchuk sang one number at the Saturday night concert, a Neapolitan love song that brought the audience to its feet with applause and cheers for an encore. Osadchuk explained later tha^ he couldn’t sing more Saturday night because he hadn’t had much time to rehearse. 'Tve been too busy selling tickets," he said.

GUEST SPEAKER. Mrs. Clare Gray, left, is greeted by Mrs. Thelma Yeager, vice president of Stone Harbor Garden Club, at recent meeting.

Indian Summer Flower Show

STONE HARBOR - The Garden Club will hold its second annual Indian Summer Flower Show 10 a.m -4 p.m. Saturday, Oct. 2 at Ihe borough school, 93rd St. and Third Ave. Most classes are open om ly to members. There will be an invitational class, Thanksgiving in Colonial America. THE CLUB WILL

celebrate its fourth birthday in November. Mrs. Nancy RRffiie; elected first president after it was organized Nov. 6. 1970, recently retired. Mrs. Ramona Wilson is the new president. Mrs. Ritchie was presented with a handpainted silver plate on leaving office.

To the accompaniment of popping champagne bottles, the orchesti-a played a wide selection of numbers ranging from Strauss' "Die Fledermaus Overture" to Barry Manilow hits. A highlight of the evening was the audience sing-a-long, patterned after the Boston Pops’ sing-a-long. While the 40 piece orchestra played, the standing audience sang and swayed to such waltzes as

Let Me Call You Sweetheart,'' “School Days" and "I Wonder Who’s Kissing Her Now." The concert concluded with a rousing version of Sousa’s "Stars and Stripes Forever." On the program it was listed as "Stars and Strips Forever," causing some people to wonder whether the finale would be even more spectacular than the concert had been

thus far.

Dorn Want MAESTRO MICHAEL BUGLIO. right, and Roman Osad rhuk, opera singer amLroncert co-chairman, have Veason to smile. New Jersey IMbs Orchestra, under the baton of Buglio. made South Jerley dehut in Wildwood Saturday and drew a crowd of 1,000 in benefit for Burdette Tomlin Memorial Hospital. Osadchuk. who sang it concert, announced event will be an annual affair.

Cape May Count?/ Savings & Loan breaks the back of high interest rates on home mortgages. Wow available: 12% interest on home mortgages for new construction to year-round residents of Cape May County *

Exercising Its leadership position, Cape wav County Savings & Loan offers to stimulate the off season economy by helping builders deliver affordable home mortgage rates on new construction. Because of the exceptionally low 12% interest rate, this is a limited fund offer on accepted mortgages, and restricted to approved construction which must pe commenced before Dec. 31,1982 and comoleted before June 30,1983, Annual Interest rate of 12% will be effective until Dec, 31, 1985, During that period, monthly payments of interest only will be made based upon amount disbursed to applicant. Effective with payment due Jan. 1,1986, borrower will be granted a 25 year mortgage at the then current rate and policy of Cape May County Savings and Loan Association, At a time when mortgage rates are raising the roof, Cape May County Savings & loan Is trying to floor them with a 12% Interest, limited fund. If you're ready, we re ready to deliver.

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