Milani hosts annual game dinner with exotic entrees
At the 10th annual Milani's Game Dinner guests sample 13 appetizers and 12 mains from meats like caribou venison wild boar and alligator. The event grew from a handful to about 50 attendees, who bring their own frozen game and work with volunteer chefs in Milani's 60 foot trophy room. The dinner emphasizes friendship and conservation. Dennis Shanks shares a recipe for Medal Lions of Alligator marinated in burgundy soy sauce brown sugar and garlic then roasted to finish.
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Ernest Milani
Milani
Norwell
Mass
CDI Corp
John Murphy
Wakefield
Dennis Shanks
la Maison de Notre Pere
Pembroke
New England Safari Club
Irving Potter Jr
Readers debate sweet smell of hunting success
Dear Abby replies to readers who mock tabs on deer scents and confirms serious hunters use scent disguises. The letters compare odors from perfumes to skunk and rotten meat scents, while a Wisconsin reader laments hunting anecdotes and a domestic miscommunication with relatives. A practical response advises clear private boundaries and handling similar jokes in marriage.
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Abby
Oregon
Louisiana
Wisconsin
Oriental Celery and Turkey Stir Fry Recipe Summary
Quick stir fry using celery and cooked turkey with rice and peanuts. Includes prep steps for celery, seasonings, and a short curry flavored chowder variant with chicken and apples.
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Turkey
Weddings Kathleen Herbert and Daniel Davis Tie No. 1
Kathleen Mary Herbert and Daniel E. Davis wed June 16 in Fayetteville NC. She is daughter of Carolyn Herbert Elyria OH and James Herbert Hudson NH. He is son of Mr. and Mrs. James A. Davis Hope Mills NC. The couple will reside in Tulsa Oklahoma.
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Daniel E. Davis
Fayettville
N.C
Carolyn Herbert
Elyria
James H. Herbert
Hudson, N.H
James A. Davis
Hope Mills
St. Mary’s Church
Oxford Ohio
Elaine Rosalia Martino
Glenn James Dria
Barry Richie
James T. Martino
Oxford, Ohio
Emil Dria
West Road
Spencer
Aerobic dancing attracts more men and grows in scope
American Health reports a surge in aerobic dancing with men rising by 130 percent this year. Combined participation reaches 18.7 million, up 31 percent in a year, rivaling tennis while joggers fall 6 percent to 372 million.
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