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Newspaper
Sun Journal
Location
New Bern, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1994
Page
11
Extension master gardeners have harvested vegetables for the soup kitchen and local groups. They plan a fall potato crop planted in three foot beds with seed pieces dusted in sulfur and mulched for easy harvest, using larger pieces with at least three eyes.
Agricultural extension agent Tom Glasgow discusses potato cultivation factors including temperature rainfall soil fertility and timing for harvest. He notes that yellowing foliage signals harvest and outlines soil and manure practices to avoid scab, plus beetle control with M One and BTs.
A Single Mother's Social Support Group will meet at 5 p.m. August 27 at El Mex Restaurant for a "Mother's Night Out." For information, call Kathy at 637-3853.
United Senior Services Inc seeks volunteers to assist seniors, working one hour per senior. Call 638-3800 for more details and to sign up.
The retro prep look returns with tennis and golf hints. Izod Lacoste polos, penny loafers, seersucker, and monogrammed cardigans headline. Designers contrast sporty, slim silhouettes with classic staples, while Brooks Brothers and Macy's highlight seersucker suits and V neck golf sweaters.
The Young at Heart club gathered July 12 with Henry Riggs presiding. Beulah Brown led devotion and treasurer’s report. Nell Price chaired hospitality. Members Lillie Rae Croom and Mollie Murdock recovered from surgeries. Riggs spoke on club origins and gave a travel report. Rachel Adams was sung to birthday. Josephine Mills won the door prize. Guests Bronson and Christon Brown attended. bingo followed lunch. Next meeting set for August 9 at Western Steer.
The Craven County Democratic Breakfast met July 11 at the Ramada Inn with chairman Ben Watford presiding. Officials present included Senator Beverly Perdue Judge James E. Ragan Judge George L. Wainwright Jr. Clerk Jean W. Boyd and Commissioners Sidney French and Roger Bell. The annual Democratic Fish Fry is planned for September.
Dear Heloise advises using a shallow beer-filled pan to trap slugs plus alternative methods such as half vinegar half water spray and table salt. For wallpaper removal she suggests hot water with vinegar and a touch of starch, or a steamers option, and notes patience to avoid wall damage.
The Fly-in Bears Aero Club met July 17 at Craven Regional Airport with Air East as host. Rose Marie Gibson, president, led a business meeting and asked members to assist the Kitty Hawk Chapter 99s with a pancake breakfast August 6 at 7 AM for the public. The FAA will conduct a flight safety seminar.
The third annual Blue Crab Festival opens at 9 a.m. on September 3 in Bayboro with a parade, music, crafts, bake sale, antique car show, crab picking tips, and cooking technique demos. Proceeds go to the Triangle Volunteer Fire Department and other charities at the fire station venue.
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