Spring quarter begins March 9 at Craven Community College
Craven Community College starts spring quarter on March 9 with about 2,300 students expected to enroll. Many students juggle college, work, and family, including Frank Grady and Cliff Grebe. Grebe, a retired Marine, earns an automotive mechanics diploma while working at Dick Parker Ford, aiming to finish in fall 1995 and perhaps teach at Craven. The college offers day and evening programs, including machinist and automotive tracks, with ongoing expansion plans. For details call 638-4131 or 444-6000.
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Winter Quarter
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Frank Grady
Custom Marine Fabrication
Grady
Cellege Board of Trustees
Craven
Cove City
CCC
Marine Corps
Cliff Grebe
Dick Parker Ford
Havelock
Robert Hall
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Parker Ford
New Bern
Haverick
Division of Continuing Education
Glenburnie Drive
Cherry Point Marine Corps Air Station
Cherry Point
East Plaza
Public Suzuki recital at First Presbyterian Church
Tiffany Fisher Andy King Stefanie King Clifton Force Allison Koons and Charles Francis practice for a free public recital at 7:30 p.m. Thursday in the First Presbyterian Church session house on New Street. Lorraine Hale Music Instruction presents a program celebrating Suzuki with folk songs and works by Bach Beethoven Schumann Scarlatti. An informal reception follows. Call 638-5295 for info.
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Andy King
Stefanie King
First Presbyterian Church
New Street
Clifton Force
Allison Koons
Charles Francis
Lorraine Hale
Suzuki
Bach
Beethoven
Schumann
Scarlatti
Craven diabetes chapter to hear Randy Diggers
The Craven County American Diabetes Association chapter meets at 7 30 p m March 2 in the AHEC center at Craven Regional Medical Center. Guest speaker Randy Diggers visits weekly at J T Barber Elementary School.
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Craven Diabetes
Randy Diggers
Craven County
American Diabetes Association
AHEC
Craven Regional Medical Center
Craven board to start reading program for parents
Craven County Board of Education will offer the Motheread/Fatheread program to help parents read with children more effectively. Sessions run 1:45 to 2:50 p.m. each Tuesday at Bridgeton Elementary School.
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Craven Education Board
Craven County Board of Education
Bridgeton
Soft bedding tied to infant deaths, study warns
The Consumer Product Safety Commission reports that soft bedding like pillows, comforters, and sheepskins may contribute to up to 1,800 infant deaths annually, linking many cases to SIDS. Guidelines urge cribs with firm flat mattresses and back sleeping to reduce risk.
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Washington
Consumer Product Safety Commission
CPSC
Ann Brown
Brown
John Kattwinkel
SIDS
American Academy of Pediatrics
Academy
National Institute of Child Health and Human Development
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