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SAN DIEGO, Calif. -- The University of Utah baseball team dropped a 9-3 decision to San Diego State Friday night at Tony Gwynn Stadium. It was the Mountain West Conference opener for both the Utes and the Aztecs.
San Diego State (6-12, 1-0) broke open a 1-1 game, scoring eight runs from the sixth through eighth innings. The Aztecs cemented their victory with a four-run eighth inning.
San Diego State pushed a single run across the plate in the bottom of the first against Utes' starter Jason Price. Utah (6-12, 0-1) tied the contest at 1-1 in the top of the sixth. Doug Beck led off with a double and later scored on a Jay Brossman sacrifice fly.
The contest wasn't tied long. San Diego State's Tim O'Brien ripped a two-run home run to left field, pushing the Aztecs in front by a tally of 3-1.
The Aztecs' lead didn't last long, either. Utah tied the contest at 3-3 in the top of the seventh. Trevor Eastman and Seth Tartler each singled. John Welsh then knocked a two-run single into right field, plating Eastman and Tartler.
But SDSU answered again. The Aztecs knocked Price out of the contest and scored a pair of runs in the bottom of the seventh, taking a 5-3 edge. San Diego State used five hits and took advantage of a Utah error to pick up four insurance runs in the bottom of the eighth. Brock Ungricht's two-run single was the big blow in the inning, as the Aztecs pushed their edge to 9-3.
Price (1-4) gave up five runs in 6 1/3 innings to suffer the loss for Utah. Bruce Billings (2-2) went seven inings and allowed three runs to pick up the win for SDSU. Andres Esquibel tossed two scoreless innings to record his second save of the season for the Aztecs.
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Close-up camera shots clearly showed Pineda (1-1) pitching for the first four innings with something on his hand, and there was speculation it was pine tar to help him get a better grip. The game was never stopped for an umpire to examine him, and it was gone by the fifth. Pineda maintained nothing sinister was involved.
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|Herbert A. Stelzner, Peter Lau
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|Plastik-und Metallverpackung GmbH
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|Patent Citations (6), Referenced by (1), Classifications (5)
|External Links: USPTO, USPTO Assignment, Espacenet
The invention relates to a method for the packaging of a multiplicity of cans or similar rigid objects with a protuberant rim such as a circumferential projection or beaded edge by pressing them into carriers for engaging the rim or bead. Furthermore, the invention relates to equipment for the execution of the method.
When pressing rigid objects such as food or drink cans into prefabricated holding devices provided with engaging formations it is necessary to overcome the radial forces which may lead to permanent deformation of the holding elements. This often prevents the devices from performing the function assigned to them, namely, the retention of the respective part pressed therein, for instance, at its beaded edge. The danger of such a permanent deformation increases when several cans are arranged in one plane next to each other and are pressed simultaneously into correspondingly adjacent engaging formations on the carrier.
It is an object of the invention to provide a method of packaging cans and similar objects into carriers and to provide the equipment for the execution of the method. The apparatus provides means to make it possible to press into the carriers continuously and successively cans or similar, rigid objects without incurring the danger of a permanent deformation while retaining the beaded edge of the cans securely in the carrier.
According to the invention, this problem is solved in that the cans, fed in one or more arrays, are pressed into the carriers in a synchronous manner and, in that, during the successive pressing operations, accomplished by means of ram means, pushing against the respective can bottoms, shaped cores conforming to the spaces between the cans are positioned into the interspaces therebetween, to properly align and buttress them during the pressing operation whereby the cans are engaged in the carriers.
Thus, according to the invention, the cans, preferably by means of a conveyor, moving synchronously with the carriers to be filled, the shaped aligning cores and the pressing rams, are fed to the carriers in one or more (juxtaposed) rows and are pressed into the respective carriers continuously but singly one after the other. Prior to the pressing operation the shaped cores are inserted, past the can bottom, into the interspaces or interstices between the cans. These position the cans relative to the carriers so that no undersirable deformation of the carrier frames can occur. The shaped cores should preferably be introduced to about two-thirds of the can height or dimension along the pressing direction. As the shaped core sections conform to the contour of the interspaces between the cans, proper alignment of the cans will result.
More particularly, the present invention relates to a method of packaging a plurality of objects having a protuberant beaded-rim into a plurality of discrete planar carriers, each having an array of bead-engaging formations, said method comprising the steps of sequentially grouping the objects into a packaging group arrayed identically to said array of formations; positioning said group in an insertion direction with said array of formations of one of said discrete carriers; aligning said objects in said group with respect to said formations by inserting lateral cores between the objects of said group; and individually displacing the objects in said group in said insertion direction toward, and into engagement of, said beads with the respective bead-engaging formations of said carrier while laterally buttressing and guiding said objects by said cores; as well as packaging apparatus for mounting objects having protuberant beaded rims into carriers bearing rim-engaging formations comprising conveyor means for grouping and moving the groups of said objects; positioning means for arraying said objects with respect to said carrier; a plurality of shaped lateral cores for aligning the rims of said objects with respect to said carrier formations; alignment means for inserting said cores between said objects in array for aligning and holding said rims with respect to said rim-engaging formations; synchronous ram means actuated by the position of said conveyor movements for displacing said aligned objects into the rim-engaging formations on said carrier.
By the method according to the invention, the carriers to be packaged or filled with the cans or similar objects with a protuberant rim or beaded edge can be inserted either from one side only, or also from both sides at the same time. In the first case it is expedient to proceed, preferably with vertical arrangement of the cans, by guiding the carriers by means of a synchronized conveyor belt, the latter serving to support the carriers during the successive can insertion operations.
If the carriers are to be mounted into both surfaces of carriers, according to U.S. Patent Application Ser. No. 938,249 filed Aug. 30, 1978, they may be inserted therein by pressing the cans simultaneously, staggered or rhythmically, into the mutually opposite carrier rim-engaging formations, a can can be engaged thereinto simultaneously without need for a separate counterforce at the back side of the carrier. The opposing insertion force stemming from this operation on the back side then serves to counter the simultaneous forces inserting the can on the front side of the carrier.
Furthermore, according to the invention, equipment for the execution of the method according to the invention comprises a conveyor bearing shaped cores introducible into the interstices between cans arrayed in one or more rows and with rams coordinated with the can bottoms.
At the end facing away from the cans, the shaped cores are supported by a first cam rail and the rams by a second cam rail. Means are provided for the simultaneous transport of the carriers to be filled. The first cam rail has a plateau, elevated in the insertion direction towards the cans with a relatively shallow incline and decline. The second cam rail has a hump, essentially located within the range of the plateau of the first cam rail and rising relatively steeply in the direction towards the cans over a distance corresponding approximately to the diameter of the can. The level of the plateau of the first cam rail should be above the normal rail level by about one-half to three-quarters, here two-thirds, of the can height.
It is an essential feature, among others, of the equipment according to the invention, that the first cam rail controlling the motion of the shaped cores has a plateau elevated in the insertion direction towards the can, and longer than the second cam rail controlling the motion of the rams for displacing and inserting the cans individually into the carriers.
Because the hump of the second cam rail raises the ram in a short path, preferably over a distance shorter than one can width, and by slightly more than the depth of the rim-engaging formation of the carrier, the rims of the cans are pressed singly and successively into the engaging frames of the carriers. After the engaging operation is completed, the rams and shaped cores are retracted by the declines in the cam rails. The cans mounted into the carriers are then transferred by a conveyor to a collecting point or packing station.
It may be advantageous for the insertion of two or more juxtaposed rows of cans into the appropriate carrier formations to stagger slightly from row to row the humps of the second cam rail controlling the respective insertion rams. They should be staggered preferably by about one can width, in the travel direction of the conveyor. The cans are then, seriatim, inserted in the carriers one after the other, but the insertion into two tangentially adjacent engaging formations of any carrier at the same time will not occur. Thus, the danger that undesired, permanent deformations exceeding the elastic limit of the materials forming the rim-engaging formations of the carriers is minimized.
Specific details and other embodiments of the method and according to the invention are described in conjunction with the following detailed description.
The details of the invention are described with reference to the Drawing wherein:
FIG. 1 shows an apparatus for the vertical insertion of the cans in a unilateral mounting of the cans on the carriers;
FIG. 2 shows a section along line II--II of FIG. 1;
FIG. 3 shows the apparatus for the horizontal disposition of the cans and can insertion onto both sides of the carrier;
FIG. 4 shows a top view of a carrier to be filled by the method and apparatus of the invention; and
FIG. 5 shows a section along line V--V of the carrier FIG. 4, with cans inserted into the rim-engaging formation thereof.
In the apparatus shown in FIGS. 1 and 2 for the packaging of a group of cans 1 with beaded edge in the carrier 2 of elastic, plastic material, the cans 1 are arrayed in one or more vertical rows and are transferred to a chain, belt or conveyor 20 running in arrow direction 3. In this embodiment the conveyor also bears shaped cores 5 which position, align and hold the cans 1. The cores 5 are controlled via a first can rail 4 so that the shaped cores 5 are inserted into interspaces or interstices around the cans standing in a row, past the can bottom, to about two-thirds of the can height in the insertion direction. The shaped cores 5 conform to the contour of the spaces between the cans and provide alignment of the cans with respect to the carriers 2.
The conveyor 20 also carries rams 6 which are pressing means positioned under each can bottom for providing insertion force to the cans 1 for pressing them into the rim-engaging formations on carriers 2.
According to this embodiment, the rams 6 are controlled by a second cam rail 7. As shown in FIG. 1, an upper belt 8, led across rolls 9, is provided to counter and hold the carrier against the pressures transmitted by the cans during the insertion operation.
The first cam rail 4 provided for the actuation of the shaped cores 5, has a plateau 10. Due to this plateau, the shaped cores 5 are gradually positioned into the spaces between the cans 1, prior to the start of the can-insertion operation. The shaped cores 5 are actuated by rolls 11 following along cam rail 4. The shaped cores 5 of course should conform to the contour of the interspaces between the sides of the cans. The cores 5a at the interspaces in the area between the cans 1 to be inserted along the edge between separate carriers 2 are bigger than the cores 5 within the array of cans within the same carrier. Consequently, the shaped cores 5a in the embodiment example are thicker than the other shaped cores 5.
The second cam rail 7, provided for the control of rams 6 in the area corresponding to the end of the plateau 10 of the first cam rail 4, is provided with a hump 12, the level of which relative to the normal level of the second cam rail 7 is sufficiently higher as to elevate rams 6 sufficiently along the insertion direction to introduce the cans 1 into the carriers 2. Staggered insertion of the cans into engagement with the formations on the carrier is accomplished by the hump 12 which rises above the usual level of the second cam rail 7 for a distance approximately the length of one can diameter. The rams 6 are guided and actuated by rolls 13 following along cam rail 7.
If carriers are to be filled with two or more lateral rows of cans, the humps 12 controlling the respective rams 6 can be mutually staggered in arrow direction 3, by about one can width.
FIG. 3 shows an embodiment of apparatus according to this invention wherein two conveyors are each coordinated and disposed along mutually opposite surfaces of the carriers 32. The configuration of the conveyors is symmetrical relative to each conveyor so that the cans 31, and 31' positioned by the shaped cores 35 and 35' are each inserted simultaneously at 44 and 44' into individual, exactly opposite frames of the carrier 32. In this embodiment the cans preferably are disposed horizontally on either side 45 and 45' of the carrier 32, the insertion of the cans 31 and 31' is thus performed without the use of a separate back-up conveyor because the cam rails 34 and 34' and 37 and 37' each have a plateau 40 and 40' or a hump 42 and 42' in exactly opposite positions or areas. The two parts of the equipment according to FIG. 3 are otherwise symmetrically designed exactly like the equipment according to FIGS. 1 and 2, including provision for cores 35 and 35' as well as rams 36 and 36' and their respective follower rolls 41, 41', 43 and 43'.
FIG. 4 shows a top view of a carrier 2 to be filled, by the apparatus of this invention. A section along line V--V of FIG. 4 is shown in FIG. 5. FIG. 5 also shows how the cans 1 are engaged by their rims 16 in the carrier 2. The frame of carrier 2 consists of rim-engaging annular holding formations 15 whose inside wall conforms to beaded edge rim 16 of the cans 1. Such a type of carrier 2 is disclosed in copending U.S. Patent Application Ser. No. 938,249, filed Aug. 30, 1978, and entitled "Sealing Carrier Pack For Cans With Beaded Edge". Bridges 17 are provided in the places where the annular holding devices 15 adjoin as reinforcements.
For better illustration, FIG. 5 shows a can 31 before its insertion and a can 31 after its insertion into the rim-engaging formation 15 of the carrier 32 according to position 44 and 44' shown in FIG. 3. When pressing the cans 1 or 31 into the carrier 2 or 32, the outer edges of the rim-engaging formations 15 must be temporarily elastically deformed. By means of the present invention, the cans are pressed into the rim-engaging formations 15 singly, one after the other, while aligned and positioned, by means of the shaped cores 5, 35 and 35' precisely with respect to the carrier plane, the rim-engaging formations 15 deflect laterally and elastically during the insertion operation so that a permanent deformation will not be caused. Only after the preceding can is seated firmly in the carrier 2 or 32 and the formation 15 of a plastic, elastic material has engaged the beaded rim edge 16 of the can, is the next can pressed or inserted into the carrier 2 or 32.
The carriers 2 or 32 in either the device of FIGS. 1 and 2, or FIG. 3 are conveyed by the conveyors 20 or 50, 50' at the same rate in direction of the arrow 3 as the cans 1 or 31.
The preceding specific embodiments are illustrative of the practice of the invention. It is to be understood however, that other expedients known to those skilled in the art or disclosed herein, may be employed without departing from the spirit of the invention or the scope of the appended claims.
|Cited Patent
|Filing date
|Publication date
|20 May 1957
|22 Mar 1960
|Illinois Tool Works
|Machine and method for assembling containers with a carrier
|30 Oct 1962
|22 Jun 1965
|Remy & Cie E P
|Grouping and spacing device
|28 Dec 1962
|29 Mar 1966
|Jones & Co Inc R A
|Method of assembling a plurality of containers with a resilient constricted band packaging device
|19 May 1965
|21 May 1968
|Illinois Tool Works
|Method and apparatus for assembling carriers to containers
|17 Aug 1964
|29 Oct 1968
|R A Jones & Company Inc
|Packaging method and apparatus
|31 May 1977
|14 Dec 1978
|Pmg Plastik Und Metallverpacku
|Bundling of tins for use on conveyor system - using prefabricated carriers made from flexible plastics fitted with holders corresponding to tin flanges
|Citing Patent
|Filing date
|Publication date
|20 Jun 1986
|17 Mar 1987
|Louis B. Schiesz
|Apparatus for applying carriers onto containers
|U.S. Classification
|53/398, 53/48.5
|International Classification
|Cooperative Classification
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What's better than drinking a beer after a long day? Drinking a beer when you're dressed as a human beer, perhaps. For his debut ready-to-wear collection as creative director of Moschino, Jeremy Scott sent a slew of dresses down the runway covered in prints similar to many classic American brand logos. There was a Hershey's reference, a McDonald's reference, and even a Push-up Pop printed dress, which all point to the fact that Scott must have had some extreme hunger rumbles when designing this collection.
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See below for some of the most snackable looks from the Moschino fall 2014 runway:
Plus a bag to put everything in because, duh:


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|Topic: Issues With Google Airport Views
Username: Teneriffe77
Posted 2006-09-27 18:00:49 and read 6594 times.
I've noticed lately that on google maps satellite views that some airports like BUF or SWF that used to clearly visible have now been blurred slightly so that you can't see as much detail as in the past. Does anyone know why?
|Topic: RE: Issues With Google Airport Views
Username: Oly720man
Posted 2006-09-27 18:22:45 and read 6554 times.
And Westchester, Rochester, Albany, Syracuse. JFK and LGA aren't affected. Strange one.
|Topic: RE: Issues With Google Airport Views
Username: Teneriffe77
Posted 2006-09-27 20:24:38 and read 6396 times.
Actually I just tried both ROC and SYR today and they were blured.
|Topic: RE: Issues With Google Airport Views
Username: Newark777
Posted 2006-09-27 20:26:31 and read 6396 times.
It has to do with New York State and their security concerns. There are many areas in NY, not only airports, that get this treatment.
|Topic: RE: Issues With Google Airport Views
Username: EHHO
Posted 2006-09-27 21:10:10 and read 6326 times.
Yeah.. that increasing censorship in Google Earth sucks big time. In the Netherlands, all military airfields, in fact all military installations, including the shabby fuel and ammo depot around the corner from my place, have been blurred. All the while EDW is plainly visible, including the B-2 sitting on one of the aprons. I mean, c'moooooon.
|Topic: RE: Issues With Google Airport Views
Username: AlexPorter
Posted 2006-09-27 21:41:59 and read 6268 times.
It's strange how they are blurred. They are still much better quality than airports that don't have the detail at all that just look super blurry. With these airports its easy to make most things out but just if you zoom in too much the level of detail is limited.
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Username: HighFlyer1986
Posted 2006-09-27 21:47:21 and read 6260 times.
My house is burred but i am living no where near the military bases or anything... i think it just unfinish since google earth covers the worldwide.. lots of work to get to finer details... but i would like google earth to try Live Earth views... that would be awesome so i can see all the planes flying over the ocean and land
|Topic: RE: Issues With Google Airport Views
Username: Srbmod
Posted 2006-09-27 22:12:37 and read 6228 times.
The Google Earth view for ATL is waaaaaaaaaay out of date, the photos for it are at least 5 years old. They don't show any of the fifth runway construction, in fact most of the houses and buildings torn down for the project are still shown, and they were torn down about 5 years ago. Some of the roads that were realigned for the project are still shown to be in their former locations. The FL hangar on the northside of the airport isn't even there (not even any signs of construction, and that hangar was built almost three years ago). NW closed their MX hangar several years back and the photos still show it in operation. The former CO/BA/US cargo building and the old USPS building are still on there and they were torn down a few years back.
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Friends of Mine
506 Swan St
Richmond VIC 3121
+61 3 9428 7516
Let me introduce you to some friends of mine: perfectly poached eggs, magic mushrooms, ripe avocado, Alex Lloyd-amazing lattes and the illustrious Shirley, a regular dining companion. Lump these beauties into a small wooden table by the window on a sunny Tuesday morning in Richmond and there you have it… a fan-tabulous breakfast at Friends of Mine, yet another project by cafe-extraordinaire Jason Jones of Porgie + Mrs Jones, Snow Pony and Bright Young Things fame.
Situated on the corner of Swan and Stawell streets, Friends of Mine is a bit of a hike just for breakfast if you happen to be a city-worker. Sure, it's smack-bang on the number 70 tram line and sure, it's only a short walk from Burnley train station but unless you happened to be Kevin Bartlett on your way to the SEN studios or a GE employee, I can't really see a reason why anyone would be willing to go out of their way just for breakfast.
Hopefully this post will change your mind.
Despite having been opened for a month and a bit, FOM is already a bit of a hit if the decent-sized breakfast crowd that was here on Tuesday and the positive reviews on food blogs are anything to go by. The location may slightly suck, but I guess the fact that Jason Jones is pretty up there in Melbourne's cafe scene helped FOM's cause. Oh, and the fact that the cafe was both homely yet cool and sophisticated at the same time. And the fact that the service was always friendly, even at 7:30 in the morning.
I loved the little trinkets and photographs that dotted the cafe's brick walls, such as the wooden clogs in the previous photo. I would have taken more photos of all the random things they had hanging on the walls but I must have been too distracted by the neon sign illuminating the 7-11 store across the street. This photo, kindly stolen from Shirley's iPhone, is the back of the menu which we both thought was 'awwwww'-worthy. At the same time, though, the kid looks like he wants to give us the one finger salute, hah.
To start off our day, we both ordered lattes ($3.50, a strong for Shirley and a skinny for me). My latte was nothing short of amazing. It was velvety and sweet all the way down, with the slightest hint of bitterness.
Shirley's eggs Benedict, done the Jason Jones way ($16.90), was a testament to the old adage that great things come in twos. Instead of the usual bacon, a slab of smoked ham hock terrine was sandwiched between the warm muffin half and perfectly poached eggs (which the menu referred to as a 'googie') which was then drizzled with a lovely hollandaise sauce and sprinkled lovingly with basil. I was initially skeptical when I saw what looked like slices of spam (and me no fan of spam) but after a tentative mouthful, I was hooked. I fell in love with the ham which had a texture similar to corned beef – pair it with the gooey eggs and you have a royal engagement that is as grand as William and Kate's.
My smashed avocado also deserved an award ($16.90). The loveliest, smoothest avocado was, well, smashed Gary Hall Jnr-style, gently injected with a bit of lemon juice for a bit of an acid trip and mixed with wonderfully fragrant thyme buttered mushrooms and marinated feta. The mixture sat proudly on a sturdy podium in the form of a wholegrain toast slice (clearly they don't do Wonder bread here), garnished with torn basil leaves. For an extra $2, you had the option of adding a poach egg on top which I SHOULD HAVE DONE but given how incredibly good this was, I can't say that I was not satisfied. The perfect vegetarian breakfast and great for those who refuse to or cannot eat eggs. Paul Pfeiffer would be most pleased.
Eating at a place like this made me wish I was a GE employee (which a bold statement coming from myself if you happen to be a friend of mine). The food was amazing, the service so friendly and more importantly, just being there created a natural endorphin that made you happy and set you up for the rest of the day. I know I can't see myself putting on a GE lanyard or replacing Tim or Andy on SEN to be able to come to FOM for breakfast on a regular basis. I do, however, see myself coming here on weekends, days off and sickies.
"My biased opinion says that we will smash [those avocados] like guitars."
11 Comments on Friends of Mine
oooo I'm such a fan of P+J, and snow pony =)… willput this one ALSO on my list HEHE.Reply
I've been reading about this place and seriously want to try it… Mmmm avocado….Reply
What would you think if I sang out of tune? Would you stand up and walk out on me?
Love the idea of blending creamy avocado with salty feta! I would've opted for your breakfast, hands downReply
That be some VERY sexy camera work Miss Libby, nice one! Me wantReply
Ahhh you're beautifulReply
Dude, got something for Adam (we were talking about this Tuesday night over dinner)…
Shut down facebook (exams >_<) so can't post to his wall for the time being…
Here's the link to what Adam wants!!!
Aaah, the good ol' smashed advocado and mushies, I get the same one at Snow Pony and it is divine! Good to see they've kept it in their new joint too! Place sounds adorable and a bit more characteristic than their other cafes. Will have to check it out sometime!Reply
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[…] I ordered the Giddy Up ($18.90). I'm currently going through a 'healthy breakfast' phase and hey, any dish which contains eggs (poached, please), avocado, thyme mushroom, tomatoes and a bit of bacon sounds good to me! Oh, there was crunchy organic sourdough from Noisette in the mix too but that went untouched. Look, it was alright – and even without the bread, it certainly filled me up right up until dinner – but taste-wise, it didn't blow me away or anything. Hell, it didn't even cause a gentle breeze. A far cry from the delicious breakfast that Shirley and I enjoyed at Snow Pony's younger and cooler sister, Friends of Mine. […]Reply
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Beebe auxiliary spring tea a success
As the honorary chairwoman of the Beebe Medical Center Auxiliary's Spring Tea, I would like to thank everyone who supported and attended the tea May 19 at Lewes Presbyterian Church. This event was planned by my co-chairs Muriel Pfeiffer and Pat Sandy, along with the Tea Committee, and I want to thank all who participated in the meetings that preceded the event.
The tables were decorated in different themes by the following: Marina Baird, Pam Coleman, Mary DeVries and Mary Jo DeVries, Marie Leister, Joan Nicholls, Muriel Pfeiffer, Sandy Prettyman, Joyce Gresco and Geri Pease, Michael Roussell, Pat Sandy, Ginger Snowden, Rosemarie Vanderhoogt, and Maynard Vedral. The tables were magnificent and enjoyed by all that attended.
A big thank you to Charlie Boehm, Kay Burgee, Chuck Gritton and Karen Gritton, Nancy Horneck and Kathy Miller, Elizabeth Pratt, Michael Roussell, Pat Sandy, Mary Ann Sterling and B. J. Young for the wonderful food.
My thanks to the Craft Group of the auxiliary, that hand made all the beautiful tea cozies for the tea pots.
A special note of thanks to Tom Wiswell, tenor saxophone; Kearney Mallon, bass; Ben Wiswell, piano; Avery Mallon, drums; for the wonderful soft jazz music played for our tea.
I also want to say a big thank you to our wonderful servers who made the event very enjoyable for all the attendees. They are: Charlie Boehm, Kay Burgee, Judith Hannan, Carol and Ed Kelly, Henrietta Belcher-Stack and Jim Stack, and B. J. Young.
In closing, I want to thank the Cape Henlopen Elks Lodge 2540 which always supports our event. We hope to see you next year Sunday, May 18.
Ginger Snowden
chairwoman, Beebe Medical Center Auxiliary Spring Tea


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Up to 90 people may have been exposed after a case of whooping cough was confirmed at a Lenoir County elementary school.
A temporary clinic has been set up at the Pink Hill Community Center for those exposed to receive the needed treatment. So far seven adults and 26 children have been treated.
Health Director Joey Huff says a physician confirmed the case of a student at Pink Hill Elementary School earlier this week. He says the health department worked with school officials to identify other children who may have been exposed.
Whooping cough is a very serious disease, especially for young children and infants less than one year old. The disease is highly contagious and can be easily spread through talking, sneezing or coughing.
Symptoms start out with a runny nose, sneezing, mild fever and a cough that slowly gets worse. The next stage has uncontrolled coughing spells or fits, especially at night, and a high-pitched "whoop" sound when the person inhales.
State law requires all children to receive five does of the pertussis vaccine before going to school, unless they receive a religious exemption. Huff says they're doing post-exposure treatment because sometimes the vaccines aren't 100% effective and in some case people may never have been vaccinated.
Huff says the boy had been vaccinated, but he's not sure if the child had completed all five doses or not.