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Newspaper
Sun Journal
Location
New Bern, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1994
Page
18
Carey O Rielly, a Craven County Health Department nutritionist, explains that cold water best replaces fluids lost through sweat in hot humid weather. She cites a daily six to eight glass goal, notes caffeine drinks can increase water loss, and outlines weighing pre and post activity to gauge needs.
The Coastal Miniature Club met June 28 with Marian Morgan presiding. New members Doris Cheeves Barbara Brown Finette Smith Molly Sylsberry and Katherine Wetherington discussed workshops from Back to College Weekend at Randolph Macon College Ashland Va June 10-12. Members created a cheese box room setting and a 1/4 inch house. After business the group made hanging planters from seashells. Next meeting July 11 in Morehead City plans jewelry boxes with a fee. For details call 637-7200 or 726-8511.
Havelock Lions Club held its installation banquet June 28 naming Curtis Bare as president and officers for vice presidencies secretary treasurer and tiger tail twister along with directors and committee members. John Peterson of New Bern Lions presented the Officers of the Year award as the club meets the second and fourth Tuesday at the VFW Post.
The Domiciliary Home Community Advisory Committee met June 28 in the Neuse River Council of Governments conference room with Rev. John Thompson presiding. Attendees included Mary McDaniel, Barbara Jones, Kathy Holt, Paul Jambor and Donald Monk from local homes. Anita Murrell, Kathy Nelson, and Judy McCoy spoke on abuse, physical indicators of mistreatment, and the Adult Protective Services Referral report. The next meeting is scheduled for 2:30 p.m. September 27 at Neuse River COG.
The Wooten family gathered in Maysville June 24 to 26 for the 30th annual reunion at the Black Swamp home place in Jones County. Etta Murphy was the eldest attendee. activities included a dinner cruise aboard the Henrietta II in Wilmington, a banner display and tote bags by Yvonne Marrow, and a family cookbook compiled by Carolty. The 1995 reunion will be hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Richard Davis of Warrenton.
The American Cancer Society segment notes the 29th McKeithan reunion at Moore's Creek National Military Park near Currie with over 300 attendees. Betty Lamb Cappo spoke on The McKichans of Early Carolina and her forthcoming book. Special guests included Henry McKeithan, Forest Lee Piver, and Roland Hill III. Descendants plan to visit Highlands sites tied to their ancestors. Also noted is Reuel E. Johnson named executive vice president of the North Carolina division after 20 years with the ACS.
Ruth's Chapel Christian School posts Principal's List and B Honor Roll by grade. First Grade includes Catherine Hartzog Key Rhodes Sarah Rowe Mary Thornton. Second Grade lists Jennipher Laughinghouse Krystal Rowe. Third Grade Amber Collins Julie Donohue Allison Stilley Melissa Washburn. Fourth Grade April Thompson. Sixth Grade Robin Hackler. Eighth Grade Brad Piner. Ninth Grade Donna Grubbs. Tenth Grade David Smith. Eleventh Grade James Sim. Twelfth Grade Susan Daw Chris Ellis Henry Olds. B Honor Roll by grade includes many students across grades one through nine.
Labor Day regatta profits funded $500 checks to six area nonprofits and programs. From the New Bern Breakfast Rotary Club given to Thomas Demoree of Social Services Ginger Shields of the New Bern Fellowship of Christian Athletes Audrey Rogers DARE coordinator Rob Overman Rotary Club president Jeremy McDaniel FCA scholarship recipient Cleo Hennon Big Brothers Big Sisters Karen Taylor Habitat for Humanity of Greater New Bern Inc.
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