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A40 THESBmUfL-LEapm Oo—nCtty, HJ. Thursday, April a,1M3 Super Hof Price, Light Ice Milk, Yogurt or Regular (With Coupon In Our Circular) Super Hot Priced All Green, California Super Hot Price, Fresh Super Hoi Price, Handy Economy Pack Super Hot Price; Selected Varieties Super.Hot Price, ADC Ground Super Hot Price, Assorted Varieties Plus Deposit Where Required By Law Your Choice: Mountain Dew. TkJT J - m l' J* ' ''•'••* g% .—_ '.** • . ' - :•! Th »y«»y.'April»,1«M 60—n'Clt^JU: THE3EMT1NEL-L£Da Make use of your leftoverEasterhamwithfreshrtew recipeldeas B y J U L I E M c W I L L I A M S r e d D e i d e a s i n I rf« H I • ' ' • ' ' ' • ' ' ' ' ' . * •-' • " ' • Sontinel-LjMiosr Staff _ f\. aeaB "» nuna: Mam . . • ., • ... *. • . '•... • .•• .. . On pn ton top to to trirklp trickle intn into the '»+«•• 'A 'Acup.chopped CUD chormprf onfnn onion ' ' ...u:t~, white ,.-,..,..»• sauce; sbr «h. until melted. '•;•;' •;.;••••' ', ••'.-•• HAM AND CHEESE p a * . , \ :• ,.• ,•••••*,• , ....,•; . Most of us tertd to ovfer- Filled Po i. MEAKFAST FRntATA ; ,tsp;salt /„•' • ••:•.••' V-V.' cook when making our hoi- Ham & ChediatX^swi^r ' Turn the • frittata over by VVtsp. fresh ground pepper Add the white sauce and iday meals, and that means and a Ham & Breakfast Fritleftovers. And if Kam is on tata. Filled with the good- In fact, with so many ham according to package direc- ip. butjer, divided placing a large plate over using a large spatula or by Y< cup butter '..'• • cubed,. ham ' to , the uridrained vegetables: Heat your menu, you can make ness of cheese, they are slices or-rpieces available, tions, adding cheese to dry '/«'. cup green onion, the part and' flipping, it so V* cup flour . ..;. ' .. . through and serve. only so many-sandwiches designed for a late supper, why wait to.serve these mix. - Make - - in.2 - - 3 /i-inch muffin cups as directed on the -chopped that the frittata can be slid 2 cups milk ; • _ Makes 6 servings. without complaints from brunch or breakfast, dfter Easter? Try servingo back into the" pan cooked 8 eggs 2 cups che.ddar cjieere; thefandlv. , ,. , ' JWith. fresh asparagus them for Easter brunch or .package. '." • .'.... ft Vicupmilk side up. Continue cooking The frittata, • the. Italian ..' . " g r a t e d •. • ,•;',. •'••..• '•' •• until'golden brown. Slide version of an omelet, is flat The American Dairy more reasonable than we've breakfast. ~ '•"•••• . Meanwhile, forihe sauce, 5 slices American- cheese, 1V4 cups cubed cooked ham frittata onto serving plate like a pancake^, golden Association, however, sug- 8een in years at local mafgests you plan for a lot of .Ms, you might want to HAM AtiQ ASPARAGUS melt butter in medium- . and cut into wedges. . Combine'water, potatoes^ brown.on the.outside and. carrots, celery,, onion, salt moist inside. leftovers, widi these three stock up for our first redpe. CHEESE.FILLED Out for blood The goal is 135 units of blood for a Red Cross blood POPOVERS ' ., ———— • ' For popo verm: 1 6-oz. package popover cup grated cheese Parmesan yogurt drive set for 730 a.m.-530 p..m. Tuesday, April 13 atVi cup dry white wine Shore Memorial Hospital. At the hospitals January 2 cups cooked asparagus, blood drive, Angela Garrison, above right, helps hospital cut into 1-inch pieces volunteer Ida English with her donation, one of 118 units collected during the drive. Call 653-3675. Life in the fast food lane & Cheddar Chowder? This recipe has the added advan- Fast food is one .of thecerned that children are. a but skip the high-fat items tage of time savings: cook- bacon bits, croutons ing time is far less than 30 ooachM..! * Rd, Palermo: 3QO-ig6O Osnlsr — 1368 Old Sagefastest-growing industries primary focus of the $1.2like today as these figures attest: billion advertising spent by and creamy dressings. minutes. Hare are next week* menus: • Americans spent $70 the fast-food giants; Corn- For more tips on healthy 1 cup cooked cubed ham MONDAY billion on fast-food restaurants in 1990 alone. pepper to taste sweet potatoes, green beans salt and fresh ground black Ho« mad — Honey beted ham. „• One out of every five your life, your health , • •„.._ almondine. tossed salad with Americans visits a fast-food In a small fry pan, saute dressing, buttered rol, coconut restaurant every day. green onion in 1 tablespoon cato butter until tender, approxi- Snacfc—planer wi«» tuna salad, • The average fast-food pared with^ youngsters in cheeseburger (single) contains 727 mg. of sodium. NOW for information on dining, call" 1-800 JEFF ••'" lutes. macaroni uted. boice & tomato other countries, U.S. children have higher bloodcholesterol levels and diets Foods loaded with calories, fat and sodium can put gram that provides cooking ham, onions, salt and pep- "Dining with Heart," a pro- together eggs, milk, cheese, that are higher in saturated you on the. fast track to tips, medical news, per. fat. Heart disease, the leading announcements of fitness 1,2 oz. Apple Barrel "Even more disturbing," cause of death in this country today. " area restaurants working Acrylic Paint classes, and recipes from Multi Purpose Brest said, "is that many of our young people show, _ "Fast food is an institution in this country," says with Jefferson to provide early signs of atherosclerosis (the build-up of fatty heart-healthy items on their Dr. Albert Brest, a cardiologist with Thomas Jefferson which can lead to a full- Value $1.19 menus. - .-.:... deposits in the arteries), University Hospital. "And nothing w4 E blown heart attack in adulthood. Children born to our everyday in the medical | low price lit community say is going to families with a history of • Perfect/of painting change that. It's food most unfinished wood.' heart disease are at even of us enjoy, we can eat it on greater risk."" .-'.... I Nylori Tulle Netting.. the run, and it's a social 125 Yard Roll, 6" Wide Brest offers the following event for kids and even adults to go out for burgers' and fries." What Brest does urge is to become more aware of . the dangers involved in overdoing the fast-food circuit, and to consider making choices that, are ' : healthier for your heart. . These food are generally very high in fat, salt and calories," Brest, explained. "Even the best of them have, these in substantial amounts* which can lead to, obesity and elevated choles-' teroL" ' • , Brest also pointed: out that' there are differences among the chains' products — anywhere from 250 to 600 calories for a plain hamburger —. and when you Jay on the cheese, special sauce
i A12 7HESEtmNEL-LEDQERU0 Full Coune Dnmen EARLY BIRO SPECIALS Served 3 pm • 6 pot OPENS APRIL 12 POMONA — An exhibit shops will present a begin oil painting course with Wanda Kline on consecutive Thursdays April 15 and 22 at the dry's cultural art center, 6500 Atlantic Ave. The workshop will run from 2 p.m. to 5:30 p.m. Registration is a must; call 823-7952. Other courses at the center are: •. Creative wings with Elinor Mattern, 1-3:30 p.m., April 17; • Song writing with Anthony DeLuca, 10:30- noon, April 19 and May 10; • Finding your natural way Part I, condensed arts . foundation course with MORRIS WILL SPEAKATA.dC. MAYS LANDING — The Atlantic 'Community Coir lege Foundation will present novelist and short story writer Mary Morris 8 p.m. Wednesday,-April 14 as part of its Martin L. Blatt .Distinguished Speakers Series. Morris will talk about her newest novel A Mother's Love, which ponders how women learn to be mothers. A reception and book signing will follow the presentation. Calf 343-4909 for information. SALT MARSH FILM AT WETLANDS STONE HARBOR — The Wetlands Institute will BREAKFAST •LUNCH • DINNER • UTE NIGHT SNACKS WILLARP ROAD • ON THE BAY • STRATHMERE Join Us Easter Sunday April 11 at The Deauville Inn Special Buffet Breakfast With the Easter Bunny Breakfast Buffet 9AM to 1PM . (Full Breakfast Menu Also Available From 8AM) $12.95 Adults • $5.95 Children under 12 (NO CHARGE FOR BABY CHICKS) Easter Dinner Specials Served 2PM to 10PM (Full Menu Also Available) (CALLEABLYFOR WESEBVATIONS) D. • nd3 '° 8 , V • i *• Bring Your Camera! TUESDAY NITE £9 WINGS NITE 20C WINGS ' 5« DRAFTS * 6-12 y NTN's premier 90-mlnute live Interactive game show. Bobby Moore & The temps Retura.Fri & Sat Nite 8PM - 12PM PLAY Iff m INTERACTIVE TRIVIA ITS FUN & ITS FREE - THERE'S NO CHARGE TO PLAY THE FACE OF tfzi ENTERTAINMENT Enter Tbe NTN Treasure |O*S)D Vpur Personal Number CotiU Be Chest Extravagamxa V^gy The Key To Valuable Prizes. RESERVATIONS •263-2080 'INFORMATION grams that pay tribute to the contributions of African culture and. art forms to contemporary American art and music. The first exhibitlopehs Saturday, April 17 and runs through May 16. There will be a symposium on the Arts of Attica 1-4 p.m. on the 17th. The celebration will;conciude with a concert 2-4 p.m. Sunday, May 17.. The concert will explore various- Aprils, 1983 OoMiiaiy, NJ. THE SENTINEL-LEDGER A13 the Stockton Performing Arts Center here. Morgan begin playing the guitar at age two, by the ' Fr£e of drugs arid prison ..he 1 is committed to promote world .^armony through the ' i h *qer h arm on y he Ka s achieved. > .''...• Tickets are orchestra, $22.50 and mezzanine,, S17.50: Call 6,52-9000 for", information. *..•'. RLM FESTIVAL ATJ.C.C. • . MARGATE — The Jewish Community Center will „ hold a Jewish film festival 1 p.m. four consecutive Sundays beginning April 25 at the Center, 501 North Jer- . ome Ave. here. . Two films .will be shown each Sunday. The series will include Yentl, Exodus; The. Pawnbroker and Shop on'- time he was 15 he was playing clarinet with the Duke Cost is community center Main Street. Ellington band. A age 22members, $8; nonmembers, Morgan . fell into. a wellchronicled bout with heroin 1167for information. —*- ---- $10. Call Rich Rubin, 822- and crime which got him a steady gig with the Warden's Band at San [Recycle this newspaper] Quentin. ELTON JOHN SPECTRUM - SATURDAY - APRIL 10 •~~ n 2 Elton John Tickets ?0 \Naterf ront GiftCertificate Entry |Ho purchase DRAWING HELD Jay Lamont's Bar • Restaurant • Bay Deck ( ENJOY THE LONGEST HAPPY HOUR IN SOUTH JERSEY Thurs. 4/9 - LEW LONDON 7:30-11:30 Fri. 4/10 - DAVE VOLPE DUO 7:00-11:00 Sat. 4/11-TWO HOT TO HANDLE 8:00-12:00 featuring SANDI FONTANA & SUSAN BRNA On The Bay, Just Nc PLAYLAND Amusement Pier * On the Boardwalk between 10th & 1 lth ..*, Ocean City , April 10th EASTER WEEKEND Half Price Ticket Sale 1 •14 Book of Tickets for $ 7.00 12:00 noon to 5:00 p.m. Our tickets never expire - •-' •', •••lyrf.UtiiSi iti -, ,/.. • .... . . ^ . I . j i r.., i . y ^ ^ ; ; , . ^,.v. ,••. ; ^\..;^^yi:\.^ •. \}^y.^!^^^^^^^W^!V
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