WmI Craven Highlights July 5,1979 Page 2 Kite combines dedication and enthusiasm Free Tennis Clinic At 39 years of age, Laurie Lee Kite combines the enthusiasm of youth with the dedication and wisdom of one much older in his job as Assistant Administrator at The Craven County Hospital in New Bern. The Vanceboro native has earned the respect of both his superiors and his employees. Laurie Lee Kite, a. 1958 graduate of Farm Life High School, is the son of Mr. Henry Kite of New Bern and Mrs. Bertha Bell Kite of Vanceboro. He started his career as an apprentice electrician at E. I. DuPont Co. of Kinston. In thirteen years, he worked his way up first becoming a journeyman and finally being promoted into a sup ervisory position. While in management with DuPont Kite helped several other wage-roll employees to become supervisors. He is quick to thank the people who helped him in his job in management. In Nov ember, 1976, Kite joined the staff at Craven County Hospital as Personnel Director. Only one year later, he was promoted to Assistant Administrator. In addition to the Person nel Department which numbers over 869 employ ees, Kite administers nine other departments. Those departments are Speech & Hearing, Food Services, Purchasing, Radiation Therapy, Ambulance Service, Medical Distribu- QjQf^XSIBS- NUNI ( AN Laurie Lee Kite tion. Concurrent Review, Housekeeping, and Laund ry. Kite considers himself very people oriented. “I do what needs doing,” he commented, “I feel like its my job to support my people.” Kite will often hop in and drive an ambulance if needed. Because of this. Kite is well respected by his employees. In addition to his activities at the hospital. Kite is involved in many community activities. He is the Craven County Director for the Area Health Education Center (AHEC), a member of the Craven County Safety Committee, the Craven County Fire Commission, and the N. C. Personnel Association. During the past year. Kite served as Drive Chairman for the United Way of Craven County. He also served as president of the West Craven High Eagle Club. During the year, the club made a tremendous increase in revenue for the West Craven High School Athletic Program. He attends Centenary United Methodist Church and is a member of the Vanceboro Masonic Lodge, the Scottish Rite, and the Shriners. Kite is married to the former Cheryl Arthur of Askins. The Kites have three sons Darren 18, Jamie 16, and Patrick 10. Mr. Kite and his family reside in the Askins Community where they have lived for over nineteen years. Beginning Monday evening, July 9, the Vanceboro Area Tennis Association in cooperation with the Craven County Recreation & Parks Commission will be offering Adult and Youth Tennis Clinics at the Farm Life Courts in Vanceboro. Tennis instruction for adults will be held Monday night from 6-9 p.m. Tennis instruction for youth ages 15 years and under will be held Tuesday, July 10th from 5-8 p.m. Supervising the tennis clinics will be Jimmy Huff. Jimmy has played the game while in college and since. Last year he finished second in the Men’s Singles. Helping with tennis instruction will be Glen Seamster and Jay Huff. Glen is the reigning Men’s Singles Champion and currently heads the Men’s “A” Ladder in the Summer Tennis Ladder. As a senior at West Craven High School, Glen earned the number one position and was named most valuable player for the year. Though only fifteen years old. Jay plays in the number one position on the West Craven High Tennis Team. Last year in the tournament. Jay teamed with his father, Jimmy to capture the Men’s Doubles Crown. Tennis balls will be provided, however each person must furnish his or her own racket. There is no cost for the clinic. MftSIEWBRB HOW TO PLAY: Read the list of words. Look at the puzzle. You'll find these words In all directions - horizontally, vertically, diagonally, backwards. Draw a circle around each letter of a word found In the puzzle then strike It off the list. Circling It will show a letter has been used but will leave It visible should It also form pari of another word. Find the big words first. When letters of all listed words are circled, you'll have the given number of letters left over. They'll spell out your MAGICWORD. THE SALT TALKS Sol : 12 letters CLUES A-Agreement, Arms, Arsenal; B-rBalance, Bombs, Brezhnev; C-Carter, Caution, Conflict, Critics; D-Debate, Detente; H"Hydrogen; L-Limitations; M~Moscow; N-Nations, Nuclear; P-Peace, Politics, Power, Prevent, Protect; R-Russia; S-Security, States, Strategic, Sum mit: T-Treaty; U~United: V-Vienna, View; W-War, Weapons ANSWER NEXT WEEK Last Week’s Answer; TRANSACTIONS 372 fr’ 1979 McNaught Syndicate, Inc. c 0 N F L I C T S B M 0 B D R A s T R A T E G I C R N E E A U L V I E N N A N U A T T R R T I W E A P 0 N S T E R M P S I M R T E G 0 S I N A S T 0 E 0 I A R V T I 0 T C E D N L N N T E E I A N E T B C E E I A E A L A E S T N R I A T V T L C T C T W I E E E M E I E I W N I U Y M M Z R 0 G P N R C A A 0 N M E H E S A T 0 U P S R L N U E N W C s E C U R I T Y A S R E 0 0 s E T A T S D I 0 B G V P w N s C I T I R C Y S A P R 0 T E c T E T A B E D H FIRE-Smoke pours from the home of Ray Avery on N. C. 118 about miles form Vanceboro as firemen Herman Lewis and George Arnold Ewell prepare to enter the flaming living room. Damage estimates in the June 25th blaze were as high as $35,000. (Photo by Timmy Weatherington) m Tf/e svmysfoe- \ “This blender binge has gone too far! I absolutely refuse to drink a pot roast!’ ♦CROSSWORD PUZZLE * ACROSS 1. Little devil 4. Floating structure 8. Thick slice 12. Perish 13. Wood-wind instrument 14. Fatigue 15. Autumn month 17. Track down 18. Browned 19. Blessing given 20. Lipstick color 21. Obtain payment 24. Bounders 26. Elevated land 27. Westward —! 28. Articles 29. Handles roughly 31. Earthling 32. —careful! 33. Young salmon 34. Mousers 35. Add sugar 37. Pro and — 38. Wild-duck formations 39. Auto’s house 42. Hits 44. Scarlet bird 45. General’s man 46. Hairless 47. Greek letter 48. Timid creature 49. Mind 50. German article DOWN 1. Wedding replies (2 Wds.) 2. Cat bait 3. Firecrackers 4. Gowned 5. Retired 6. In favor of 7. Tellurium (Symbol) 8. Walk leisurely 9. Tropical vine (Var.) 10. Bowlike curve 11. Hive insect 16. Raw minerals 17. Rings dolefully 19. Bubble 21. Butter maker 22. Talk 23. Coal measurements 24. Cars for hire 25. Over again 29. Husband and wife 30. God of war 31. Ran 33. Kind of frog 34. Feminine name 36. Elude 37. Sweet treats 39. Strong wind 40. Jap. clogs 41. Historical periods 42. Unhappy 43. Falsehood 44. Little flap 46. Sacred tree See page 8 for Answer 7/2/79

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