August 5, 1982 THE CHOWAN HERALD
Revival Services Noted
Anderson United
Methodist Church in Hert
ford will hold revival ser
vices August 15 - 19.
Beginning Sunday evening
at 7:30 P.M., the services
will include 'special music,
preaching fay the Reverend
John Hobbs, and a nursery
will be provided each night
at the church.
John Hobbs serves as
President of Maranatha
Ministries Unlimited. A
graduate of the University
of North Carolina, Chapel
Hill, and Wesley Theological
Seminary in Washington,
D.C., Hobbs has served in
the pastoral ministry and,
since 1978, has served full
time in a ministry of
Evangelism. Now an
Evangelist of the North
Special Needs Exhibition
WHAT IF YOU
COULDN’T...? An
Exhibition About Special
Needs opens at the North
Carolina Museum of Life
and Science, on the 31st of
July in the museum’s
education building.
What if you couldn’t walk
or what if you couldn’t see
very well? What if you had
problems with your feelings
or learning to read? WHAT
IF YOU COULDN’T...?, a
participatory exhibition
creates an en
vironment in which the non -
disabled public can learn
about handicapping con
ditions and explore some of
their feeling about these
disabilities opens at the
North Carolina Museum of
Life and Science on July 31.
The exhibition is divided
into six areas of ex
ploration: visual im
pairments, auditory im
pairments, physical han
dicaps, learning disabilities,
emotional disturbances and
mental retardation. Each
area provides information
through special graphics
and text designed and
written for children and
adults, simulation with
devices and activities such
as a wheel chair and a
variety of surface
coverings, a blind walk, try -
on prosthetic devices, and
role playing suggestions.
Conference To Be Held
RALEIGH The Annual
Safety Conference of the
North Carolina Motor
Carriers Association Safety,
Security and Personnel
Council will be held August 6
- 8 at Wrightsville Beach.
NCMCA President
Marshall W. Henry, Jr. of
Rocky Mount, vice
president and general
manager of C.S. Henry
Transfer, Inc., will address
the group on behalf of the
trucking industry. Mr.
Henry will also present the
Association’s N.C. Safety
Director of the Year award.
In addition to President
Henry’s address, convention
highlights will include the
presentation'of State Truck
Fleet Safety Awards and
Industrial Safety Awards.
On Saturday morning,
August 7th, there will be a
panel presentation by North
Carolina state government
officials. The panelists are:
Lt. Col. Jack W. Cardwell,
N.C. Highway Patrol;
Donald D. Coordes.
assistant director, Trans
portation bivision, N.C.
Utilities Commission; and
Harold Megredy, safety
director, N,C. Industrial
Commission. R.W. Wilkins,
Jr., N.C. Motor Vehicles
Commissioner, will serve as
panel modefitor.
Other speakers will in
clude: Alat Hale, Ker
nersville, b representing
Traihnobik,oo - sponsor of
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Carolina Annual Conference
of the United Methodist
Church, his ministry takes
him to many local churches
for special preaching
missions, revivals, Bible
Studies, and retreats.
Congregations have ex
perienced “much spiritual
growth and renewal, real
growth through informal
teaching and sharing, and a
redidication of lives,” ac
cording to the N.C. Christian
Advocate.
Maranatha Ministries
Unlimited is a non • profit
organization, serving as the
vehicle from which its
founders can respond to the
call to Evangelsim. The
theme of the ministry is
simple and direct; namely
Jesus Christ is Lord and
Savior to all.
In addition to the
preaching, Hobbs will teach
Bible Studies each ramming,
Monday through Thursday,
August 16 -19, at Anderson
Church. The studies begin at
9:30 A.M., and the public is
invited to attend.
Special music for the
worship services will be
provided by Rev. Kenny
Davis, of Rocky Mount, an
accomplished pianist and
soloist. Philip White of,
Tyner, will be guest soloist,
and the three Anderson
choirs will sing as well.
WHAT IF YOU
COULDN’T...? was
organized by the Boston
Children’s Museum with
funds from the National
Endowment for the Arts. It
is being circulated
nationally under the
auspices of the Smithsonian
Institution Traveling
Exhibition Service (SITES).
This exhibition attempts to
promote an improved un
derstanding of, and a better
attitude toward people with
disabilities. Local spon
sorship of the exhibit is
through grants from the
Durham Arts Council, the
State of North Carolina
Grassroots Arts Program
and the Triangle Luncheon
Civitan Club. According to
Carol Council, President of
Triangle Civitan, “Our club
is proud to sponsor an
exhibit on handicaps.
Civitan has been especially
interested in helping the
handicapped. We also
sponsor the Special
Olympics. Our fund raising
projects such as the
Christmas wrapping booths
and our fashion show
September Bth help make
our contributions possible.”
The North Carolina
Museum of Life and Science
invites your participation
with this show which will be
here through September 1.
the Fleet Safety Contest;
J.B. Heglar, Bruce Johnson
Trucking Co., State Truck
Roadeo chairman; Harold
B. Clark, Rapid Transport,
past ATA Safety Council
Chairman, both of
Charlotte; and James K.
Davis, Old Dominion
Freight Line, Inc., High
Point, Road Patrol Co -
chairman.
Other convention ac
tivities will include: election
of officers and business
session; golf; awards
banquet; Hawaiian Luau;
and two dances.
Earl Buchan, Kemp
Furniture Industries, Inc.,
Goldsboro, Council vice
chairman also serves as
convention chairman. The
three - day conference will
rad Sunday with a planning
session by the newly elected
officers and steering N
committee.
Current officers in ad
dition to Buchan are:
Chairman Charles Tim
berlake, Consolidated
Freightways, Charlotte;
Secretary David D.
Granger, Jr., Holly Farms
Poultry Industries, Inc.,
Wilkes boro ; and Treasurer
Harold D. Haney, T.G.
Stegall Trucking Company,
Matthews.
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