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Pembroke, N.C?The Pern- I
broke Jaycees recently travel- I
ed to Ashville, N.C. to attend I
the N.C. Jaycee Convention, i
and indeed did. they attend
the 1981-82 year for the i
Pembroke Jaycees was one of i
the best ever. And one could
tell this by the awards the
Jaycees won. The most prest
igous award won was the Blue
Chip Award. Out of approxi
mately 325 chapters in N.C.
this award is given out to only
30 chapters. This award is an
indication of the local chap
ter's community programs.
Raymond Cummings won
"Top Ten Jaycees in the
State." Willie Harris won'
"Top Ten State Directors in
State." Jimmy Goins won
"Top Ten Presidents in
State." He also won "The
Charles Hutchinson Award."
Milton Hunt won the "Free
dom Award." This award is
only given to three Jaycees in
North Carolina. It represents
dedication to the Jaycees,
church, and civic government.
Melton becomes the first
Pembroke Jaycee to ever win
this award.
The Pembroke Jaycee Gub
won first place in our division
foe club activities for the
Month q( April. They also won
Ways and Means Team of the
Quarter across the state.
The Pembroke Jaycees
were very pleased to see
<uiu
Serald Strickland win one of /
the top ten district directors in jr
the state award. Gerald truly V
deserved this prestigious a- y
ward. He also won a step up A
in winning the regional di- f
rector. /
The Pembroke Jaycees also y
won the Chapter of the Month u
of November. A
Past President Jimmy Go- 7
ins yrould like to thank the /
Pembroke Community for 0
their support of the Pembroke A
Jaycees during this past year. A
Said he, "A Jaycee Chapter A
can be no better than the 7
support of Conununity allows y
them." Taking into account y
all the awards won by the A
Pembroke Jaycees this year, A
one can readily see the J
support has been their for the V
Pembroke Jaycees. Thanks A
again to the Pembroke Com- A
m unity. 7
President Willie Harris 7
would like to thank everyone. V
He also would like to invite all y
young men between the ages A
of 18-36 to come out any 7
Wednesday night at 7 p.m. /
to the Pembroke Jaycee Club y
House and find out what the y
Jaycees are all about. He A
would also like to extend a A
helping hand to the newest 7
Jaycee Chapter, the Union y
Elementary Jaycees, and y
congratulate them on under- A
taking the effort to help their A
community become a better 7
place in which to live. y
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