Bath woman crafts treats for Aiken's Makin' booth
Shirley Goulet plans a busier stand at Aiken's Makin' No. 171 Section 1 with candy lollipops bread and baked goods She uses pecan trees on her Bath home to supply nuts and bakes in cycles to keep fresh stock for festival shoppers Her family assists with sales and wrapping and her dog shows fund the trip costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Goulet
Goulet
Michael
Bath
United Merchants
Massachuetts
Goulets
Aiken
Odell Weeks Center
Jean-Paul
Michelle
Anne-Marie
Shirley Goulet
Taste of Aiken returns with local eateries on festival day
For the third year Aiken hosts Taste of Aiken with booths in the alley between Laurens and Newberry selling samples from Acropolis Pizza The Bakery Bobby's Bar-B-Que Cafe on Park Place Boudin Blanc Dominoes Shoney's Starnes Deli West Side Bowery and Beta Sigma Phi. Most booths open about 10 a.m. Saturday and run until items sell out with prices from 50 cents to 2 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laurens
Newberry
Acropolis Pizza
Bobby’s
Park Place
Boudin Blanc
Starnes Deli
West Side Bowery
Beta Sigma Phi
Taste of
Aiken
Wakin
Saving Time Three Ways Green and White Lasagna
This recipe offers three options to cook the spinach and olives lasagna: bake now at 350 degrees for 40 minutes, chill up to 24 hours and bake with a covered then uncovered step, or freeze for 3 to 6 months and bake later. Includes noodles spinach olives ricotta mozzarella Parmesan and a milk seasoned sauce.
Aiken County Craft Exhibitors and Handcrafts list
Exhibitors continuing from page listing numerous participants from 245 to 293 include Shari Kristiansen Colette Wright stained glass needlework and many others such as Audrey Parry Elsie Morgan Scherensch painting Aiken County Hair Dressers' Association Croft House Inc and Kennedy Middle School among others showcasing baked goods ceramics wood crafts dolls lace beads and related handmade items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shari Kristiansen
Colette Wright
R.T. Hagins
Audrey Parry
Elsie Morgan
Scherensch
Aiken County Hair Dressers’ Association
Csra American Association of Critical Nurses
Brenda J. Smith Quilling
Tole
Robert S. Main
Joyce Richardson
Charlene Scott
Tom McRee
Lumen Hunter
Donna Pacheco
Sandy Lipgins
Croft House, Inc
Ann van Fossen
Katie White
Deborah F. Robinson
Ira Towner
Jeanette Gregory
Patricia Watson
Carol Berwager
Susan McNulty
Autumn
Mary William W
Dorothy K. McCormack
Sylvia Estes
Clara
C.F. Wright
Carol Bryan
Linda Rhoden
Brenda Newman
Doris P
Julia Gilbert
Moxie McCutcheon
Jimmy Pritchett
Harriette Lightfoot
Gwen Cooper
Randall Branch Baptist Church
Smith-Hazel Senior Citizens Art and Craft Club
Nonice Crafton
Bobbie McKnight
Karen Barton
Hayden Baptist Church
Emily McCall
Beckie Caulberg
Aiken High School
Audrey Harris
Pauline Farrer
Kennedy Middle School
Annu- Sre
Hostesses Named For Aiken's Makin' Craft Fair Roles
Aiken's Makin' will feature hostesses across craft areas to greet visitors direct paths and assist crafters. Named volunteers include Trinity United Methodist Women, Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints, Becky Lock, Suzanne Day, Pilot Club of Aiken, Junior Woman's Club and Terry Hawkins as walking hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aiken
Trinity United Methodist Women
Park Avenue
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints
Becky Lock
Suzanne Day
Pilot Club
Junior Woman’s Club
Terry Hawkins
Sandwiches Spread To Exotic Menus
California grower Pamela North of Carpinteria touts nas turtium flowers as a zesty new treat, comparing them to radish and suggesting their appeal will grow beyond traditional menus. The report notes the novelty of using exotic flowers in sandwiches and spreads.
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Pamela North
Carpinteria
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Lynne Katonak
Ao Ae Lee
Aiken Area
Sam Erb
Taste of Aiken
Ginny Southworth
Arcadia
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