Oriental Woman's Club Hears Garden Tours And Officers
The Oriental Woman's Club met June 20 for coffee at Marge Winter's home and toured members gardens belonging to Marion Zettel Mabel Rowell Beverley Fiske and Eugene Smith. Lunch followed at Minnesota Restaurant and new officers for 1995 96 were installed Pat Mahlstead president Alice DeBaun vice president Betty Walters secretary and Pat Hulsemann treasurer.
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Garden Club of
Oriental Woman's Club
Marge Winter
Marion Zettel
Mabel Rowell
Beverley Fiske
Eugene Smith
Minnesota
Pat Mahlstead
Alice DeBaun
Betty Walters
Pat Hulsemann
Senior Citizens Luncheon Honors Craven and Jones Groups
Craven and Jones counties hosted a free gourmet luncheon June 14 at United Senior Services in New Bern. Chelsea Restaurant chef Karl Stuble and Craven Extension agent Melissa Hight showcased nutritious low cholesterol dishes with egg substitutes and garden vegetables. Memorials were conducted for four local figures, with reminiscences and school years memories read by Jessie Anna Cayton Archbell and videotaped for attendees.
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Craven
Jones Counties
Chelsea
Craven County Extension Service
United Senior Services Inc
New Bern
Karl Stuble
Melissa Hight
Craven County
Dale L Ellis Named President Of New Bern Breakfast Rotary Club
Dale L Ellis was named president of the New Bern Breakfast Rotary Club taking office July 1. 1995 96 officers include Evelyn Stephens Vic Bowers David Whitley Steve Hoard Charlton Burns Mark Jessup Mitch Khoury Lucien Vaughn and Tim Potter. The major goal is Youth Awareness alongside Rotary Regatta activities over Labor Day weekend. Meets 7:30 am Thursdays at the Sheraton Grand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dale L. Ellis
New Bern
Tim Potter
Bergman to address Family Finders meeting
The Family Finders Genealogical Society meets at 7 p.m. on July 11 at the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints. Guest speaker Amy from the Adoption Issues and Education Group will discuss adoption and searching for birth parents or children. Call David Barteau at 633-4591 for information.
Aurora High School Class of 1945 50th Reunion
The Aurora High School class of 1945 celebrated its 50th reunion on June 3 at the Sheraton Grand. Darwin McCaffity hosted as master of ceremonies, Billy Bonner gave the invocation, and a buffet dinner followed. A progress report by Bobbie Redditt Swain highlighted member accomplishments while Hooker Dudley Dough recalled school-year events and introduced teacher Marie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hudwell McGee
Ann McCabe Belote
Billie McWilliams
William Hardy
Jessie Macon Jones
Benetta Butner May
Charles T. Mayo
Reba Sawyer Viator
Jessie Anna Cayton Archbell
Smith Hall
Jessie Cayton Archbell
Lucille Hollowell Armstrong
Billy Bonner
Luella Cayton Brinson
Vern Ellis Cayton
Mary Elizabeth Hill Jarvis
Darwin W. McCaffity
Elsie Parnell Morton
Ruby Hayes Niles
Ruth Hayes Edwards
Bill Parker
Alton Cox
Velma Cayton Cox
Hooker Dudley Dough
Lyndon “Red” Potter
Marion Harris Shattuck
Bobbie Redditt Swain
Harriette Hooker Tew
Robert Dalton Walker
Mary Elizabeth Mills Weeks
Aurora High School
Sheraton Grand
Darwin McCaffity
Marie
Young at Heart Club Holds June Meeting at J Kirmans
The Young at Heart Club met June 13 at J Kirmans Steak and Buffet. Henry Riggs president Nell Price secretary led the roll and noted the sick. Leona Arthur gave the devotion Beulah Brown reported treasurer. Ted Davis and Mary Aldrich joined as guests. Door prizes went to Mary Aldrich and Mollie Murdock. Helen Zoldas was wished a Happy Birthday. Bingo followed lunch. Next meeting set for July 11 at J Kirmans.
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Young At Heart Club
J. Kirman
Henry Riggs
Oo Nell Price
Leona Arthur
Beulah Brown
Ted Davis
Mary Aldrich
Mollie Murdock
Helen Zoldas
J. Kirkman
Cutting board safety debate favors plastic boards
A long standing dispute over wooden versus plastic cutting boards is summarized. Studies show plastic boards resist bacteria better and are easier to sanitize, though proper cleaning eliminates most bacteria on both types. Guidance includes cross contamination avoidance and dishwasher suitability. Melissa Hight of the Craven County Cooperative Extension offers advice.
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USDA
Meat and Poultry
Food and Drug Administration
Center For Food Safety and Applied Nutrition
Vinegar removes salt stains Dear Heloise
Readers share quick home hints. Joyce from New Orleans reports full strength vinegar wipes white salt buildup from clay pots, restoring their look. Other notes include using custard cups to prop up peppers, floral foam for spray painting to keep pieces upright, and storing appliance cords inside the unit to prevent loss.
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Heloise
Jane Doherty
Tucson
Aziz
Florence Simmons
New Orleans
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Jesse Avery
Sun Journal
Janet Hill
Pamlico County Junior High School
Gwen Lassiter
Pak-A-Sak
Oriental Woman’s Club
Call Elks
Craven, Jones Senior Citizens
NB Breakfast Rotary Club
Bulletin Board
Ballantyne Framing
Middle St
Aurora
Young At
Dupont
Philadelphia
Scott Carrer
Cutting Board
Joyce
P.O
San Antonio
Texas
Sundeck
Ee Oe
Reebok
Gion
Twin Rivers Mall
Sale
Amie Ole Ott
Pestan
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