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Newspaper

Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Sep 17, 1986

Page

13

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

Pamela North Carpinteria

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