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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 2005
Page
14
Karen Perry shares guidance on sweet potatoes and yams, noting color differences and uses from baking to casseroles. She includes several tested recipes for baked, mashed, and pie applications, with temps, times, and serving tips.
The Baytown area hosts a volunteer cookbook fundraiser with 256 recipes sold for 15 dollars to support holiday adopt a family and community activities. Also listed are kids craft morning January 17 at Baytown Community Center, a February Valentine dance with tickets 5 7, and a February 18 community yard sale at Bicentennial Park with 10 by 10 booths. Authorities for contact are Pamela, Janet, Jennifer, and various Baytown numbers.
A mommy and me yoga program starts February 2 at the Baytown Community Center 2407 Market St. Sessions run 6 30 p m each Thursday for parents and children. The class welcomes any adult child pair with a $15 monthly fee payable before the first Thursday of each month. For more information
Lee High School hosts the Annual Daddy and Me dance on February 6 as part of Project Graduation. The program runs year long to fund a safe all night lock in with games and prizes for graduating students. Amegy Bank hosts a Gander Gear store in its lobby to raise funds. Robin Mizell, branch manager, assists by arranging sales of Lee T shirts and holiday pies and meats for Thanksgiving and Christmas delivery.
Baytown Community Center announces a Saturday eight week dance program starting January 14. Dancers will learn routines and perform a recital on March 1 at 2 p.m. at the center. No special attire required. Fee is 35 dollars. Register by January 13 before 4 p.m. contact Jennifer at 281-420-6598.
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