What is a clove of garlic Dear Heloise
A clove of garlic is an individual section or toe of the garlic bulb. The bulb, or head, contains multiple cloves tightly packed together. Fresh bulbs are sold in produce sections or jars of minced garlic.
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Newspaper
Sun Journal
Location
New Bern, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 17, 1994
Page
17
A clove of garlic is an individual section or toe of the garlic bulb. The bulb, or head, contains multiple cloves tightly packed together. Fresh bulbs are sold in produce sections or jars of minced garlic.
Brenda Leeth from Van Wert Ohio shares a tip for easier edge making when hanging a new blind. By carrying a spare slat she shortened the edge and reduced tape. She notes this simple reuse saves effort and invites more hints to Heloise at the usual U S address.
Singlelight, a non denominational Christ centered singles group, will meet at 7 p.m. Saturday at Down East Covenant Church on Highway 55 East in Reelsboro for a covered dish dinner. Call 638 6040 or 1 800 425 4447 and ask for Singlelight. New Bern Woman's Club hosts a day trip to Triangle Outlet Stores and Cary Towne Mall from 8 a.m. to 6 30 p.m. on Nov 28, with transportation only costing 20 dollars. Call Doreen McGuigan at 633 5138 for details.
Woodmen of the World Lodge 449 invites all adult members aged 16 and older and the eastern North Carolina state manager and his wife Jula to attend. Cost is 4 per person and must be paid by December 3. If an adult member has not received an invitation call Robert Homan at 638-4659. No money or reservations after December 3. Lodge officers for 1995 will be installed.
Earthworms create castings each fall and are generally beneficial to turf. Pests should only be treated after proper identification and demonstrated damage. Fall cleanup helps reduce pecan weevil, pecan twin girdler, and canna leafroller problems, while planning drainage and shade considerations improve tree and shrub selections in Craven County. A meeting on shady landscapes occurs this Saturday at 10 a.m. at the agricultural building, free to the public.
New Bern Woman's Club met November 3 with Mary Brown presiding. Grace Hancock noted the education department’s fortieth anniversary. New members include Brenda Fischer Jane Benard Magdaline Pace Wanda Cardulla and Carole Railsback. Visitors Delores Santi Jessica McMannon. Barbara Richardson spoke on special education rights. Highlights included a Neuse River Foundation hotline training on November 16, a November 28 trip to Triangle Outlet Stores and Cary Towne Mall at $20, and upcoming December plans. New officers for 1995 were announced. An afghan won at The Marketplace on November 5.
Oriental Woman's Club met Nov 1 with Phyllis Lane introducing Fanrose Gore who spoke on Timeless Beauty. Sally Ford introduced guests Ethel Rivenbark Donna Anderson Joan Alveg Dottie Osmond Betty Brandon and Mary Maimone. The tellowtaa members won.
The Beta Gamma chapter met on November 8 at the Ramada with Mary Wynn presiding. Canned items were donated to Coastal Women's Shelter and a silent auction preceded dinner. Proceeds fund various projects. December plans were set and members will share Christmas memories. The next meeting is December 13.
Guests from Key Club at New Bern High School plus Kiwanis and Civitan activities are reported. A Kiwanis pancake breakfast at New Bern High School on November 12 benefited Terrific Kids Readings is Fundamental and Kiwanis and Key Club. Tryon Civitan met November 14 with budget notes, social plans, and volunteer calls for Special Olympics.
Kiwanis Club met on November 8 at Elee with speaker Lt Colonel Mark E Robbins discussing expected developments at Cherry Point Marine Corps Air Station over the next five years.
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