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Dignity and respect in nursing

Remember that old saying “is there a doctor is the house?” On June 26 at St. James AME Church the house wasn’t full of doctors, it was full of nurses. The Association of Pittsburgh Black Nurses held their second annual Evelyn Paige Parker Scholarship Luncheon.

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NURSES IN ACTION—Dawndra Jones, RN, mistress of ceremonies; Doretta Lemon Fallen, RN, luncheon chair; Candi Castleberry-Singleton, keynote speaker; and Claudia Kregg-Byers, RN.

Parker was a trailblazer, in the ‘40s. She was refused an education in nursing in Pittsburgh but that didn’t stop her from becoming a nurse. Evelyn Paige enrolled in the all-Black Mercy-Douglass Hospital School for Nurses in Philadelphia. Parker came back to her home of Pittsburgh and served a long and full life of service, teaching and mentorship. When she passed last year the luncheon was renamed in her honor.

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Canady installed as Rodman Baptist’s pastor

He is described as “a gift from the heart of God to the people of God” and Rev. Dr. Darryl T. Canady, walking in faith as Pittsburgh’s newest religious leader, is taking his job very seriously.

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HANDS OF SUPPORT—Ministers and their wives lay hands of support on Rev. and Mrs. Canady at his installation service.

The senior pastor of Rodman Street Missionary Baptist Church is quite comfortable in his new surroundings, making inroads to move the East Liberty church in a positive and inclusive direction. Vowing to “make an impact through contact” within “The Community of Hope,” the dynamic minister is touching the hearts and souls of the people who enter or pass by the red doors at the corner of Rodman and Collins streets.

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I came into money and my wife wants it all!

(NNPA)—Dear Gwendolyn:

I got married 12 years ago and have regretted it from day one. This is the problem: I married a woman with three children, two boys and one girl. I was in a car accident last year and was awarded $32,000 recently. My wife is on sick leave, but receives a disability check while recuperating. After paying off all her bills, buying new appliances for the house, buying a new computer, my wife still wants more. I told her that I have to keep some money for hard times and cannot just waste it on unnecessary items.

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Rev. Maxine Jenkins first Black certified Christian educator in Pittsburgh Presbytery

Reverend Maxine E. Jenkins, temporary supply pastor at First Presbyterian Church of Duquesne, has been decreed the Pittsburgh Presbytery’s second certified Christian educator and is its first African-American to be so named.

Reverend Jenkins, 60, of Penn Hills, began the long process for certification in March 2006. The Presbyterian Educators Certification Council certified her this year.

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REV. MAXINE JENKINS

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Perk up your picnic

Warm weather is here, and there is no better time for a picnic at your local park or beach. Quick and simple recipes are the way to go, but the typical bologna sandwich doesn’t always stimulate the taste buds. This season, experiment with new recipes and flavors, and make your casual alfresco dining experience extra special.

By adding a few key ingredients to seasonal favorites, you have the power to transform everyday recipes into delicious dishes the whole family will enjoy. Here are some great examples on how to plus up an other­wise run of the mill picnic.

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Cheddar, Bacon & Pear Sandwich

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