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Newspaper
Sun Journal
Location
New Bern, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1994
Page
5
Kathy Haight reports on families facing the gut wrenching choice to place elder relatives in nursing homes. Readers share guilt, fear, and the process of weighing emotional, medical, and financial factors before a relocation.
Lottie Massey Mecklenburg County long term care ombudsman advises families to visit several rest homes and nursing homes, including weekend checks, to study activities, cleanliness, odors, staff responsiveness, and food quality. She stresses seeing the patients’ dignity, posting patient rights, and ensuring Medicaid-certification and future care options.
Lucille S. deView notes in a column on aging about how older women fueled a love of baseball through radio, television, and community rituals. She recalls her mother’s devotion to the Detroit Tigers, Ladies Days, and the family’s shared moments as the sport’s economics and fame grew louder.
A reader asks how to remove a delicate wine label from an Australian bottle. The advice is to fill the bottle with very hot water, seal, submerge, and recheck every five to ten minutes until the glue softens. Remove slowly to avoid tearing, then dry the label on a paper towel.
Craven County 4 H extension agent Ivy Brantley Reid received the Outstanding Young 4 H Agent award for boosting enrollment and building a county 4 H program. She organized a county council and volunteer group, and helped school enrichment programs across Craven Countychaired by E A Brantley and wife of Henry F Reid with the Cooperative Extension Service.
Meredith College freshman class officers were elected recently. Sheridan Whitty of New Bern was elected to the position of marshal after election speeches held in the college.
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