LITTLE MISS ROBESON
COUNTY CHARM 1982
Rebekah Revels, daughter
of Deena and J.D. Revels of
Route 1, St. Pauls, has been
chosen as Little Miss Robeson
County Charm 1982. She wfll
compete in the 1982 Miss
North Carolina Charm Page
ant July 21-24 at Meredith
* College in Raleigh. This is a
preliminary to America's
Miss Charm Pageant which
will be held in June of 1983.
She will be competing with
other representatives from all
across the state in the Little
Miss 4-8 division for cash
scholarships, state crowns,
trophies, guest appearances
and numberous other gifts
and awards.
Rebekah is a student at
Happy Day Nursery in St.
Pauls, attends Ten Mile Cen
ter Baptist Church where she
has a life time perfect atten
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dance record. Her interests
are singing, dancing and
reciting. She currently holds
the title of Fayette ville 4 year
old Baby Adorable, she won
second place in the 1981
Carolina Beauty Pageant and
Carolina Stepping Stone
Award Winner.
She is sponsored by Mr.
and Mrs. John L. Locklear of
Lumberton, Mr. and Mrs.
George Regan of St. Pauls,
United Carolina Bank of St.
Pauls, Mr. and Mrs. L.W.
(Bill) Heradon, Parkton and
Parks Food Stores of St. Pauls
and Rowland.
"I haven't heard of anybody
who wants to stop living _
on account of the cost." "
Kin Hubbard
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ienee in your carton of cot
tage cheese, yogurt or ice
cream? Plasties, that's what.
Plastic containers are attrac
1 tive, offer you variety in
sixe and keep the product
fresh. Yet, not too long ago,
there were few supermar
kets with plastic containers
on the shelves.
THEN: Twenty-five years
ago, food and dairy packag
ing was not svailable in plas
tic. The rapidly expanding
commercial and institution
al foodservice markets and
dairy and' food packaging
industry had to depend on
less practical ?and leas eco
nomical?materials, such
as waxed paper and glass.
NOW: Today, millions of
pounds of cottage cheese,
sour cream, yogurt and ice
cream are packaged in con
venient plastic containers.
One of the handful of peo
ple who pioneered the qual
ity disposable food and
dairy packaging industry
_ was Samuel Shapiro, founder
of Sweetheart Plastics. He
started the company in 1957,
after designing the first dis
posable container for ba
nana splits ? the Banana
Boat?and ice cream sun
dae dishes. Now celebrating
its 25th anniversary, 'his
company is the single largest
independent manufacturer
of quality disposable dinner
ware and food and dairy
packaging in the country,
bringing us everything from
disposable dinnerware lines
such as "Elegant Dinner
ware" found at your super
market, to the cups and
other packaging we find at
such fast-food restaurants as
McDonald's, Dairy Queen
and Wendy's.
The inconvenient food con
tainers of a few decades ago
? chiefly glass or paper ?
havp today been replaced
by 'an economical alterna
tive that keeps our foods
fresher: plastic containers.
Mrs. Mary B. Hunt
to help write
State-wide Curriculum
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Mrs. Mary B. Hunt, data
processing instructor at Hilly
Branch Vocational Center,
will help write a curriculum
Kg guide. Introduction to Compu
ters, for the N.C. Depart
Iment of Instruction. Mrs.
Hunt is one of four educators
placed under contract by the
State Department of Instruc
tion to prepare a minimum of
two units of instruction for the
course guide in Introduction
to Computers.
Each unit of instruction is to
include unit objectives, unit
outline, learning activities,
sample projects, resources for
teaching units (audiovisuals,
periodicals, supplementary
texts, etc.). and evaluation
methods. These components
are to be presented to the
State Department of Instruc
tion by June 22, 1982.
This is not the first time
that the State Department of
Public Instruction has made
use of Mrs. Hunt. She was
recently appointed to serve on
a committee of the Southern
Business Education Associa
tion, the responsibility of this
committee being to determine
a mailing list of recipients for
the SBEA Position Paper and
Resolution on the impact of
technology.
Mrs. Hunt's professional
memberships include the
North Carolina Association of
Educators, North Carolina
Vocational Association, Na
tional Educators Asso.,
Southern Business Educators
of America, Association of
Vocational Educators, South
ern Eastern Computing Club,
Professional Member Future
Business Leaders of America,
and the National Business
Educators of America. She
also serves as LEA- Superin
tendent Teacher Advisory
Council member for HUly
Branch Vocational Center.
Mrs. Hunt began teaching
at Hilly Branch Vocational
Center in 1978. She imple
mented the data processing
program at the center in 1979.
Mr. Stacy Locklear, Princi
pal at Hilly Branch, and all of
Mrs. Hunt's co-workers are
extremely proud of her ac
complishments, and wish her
success in this her latest
venture.
To work
at N.C.
State
Jacqueline Locklear, a sen
ior at South Robeson High
School, has been selected to
work at the North Carolina
State University School of
Veterinary Medicine this
summer in the Minority High
School Student Apprentice
Program.
Ms. Locklear, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. John H. Lock
lear of Route 2, and three
other North Carolina high
school students were chosen'
on the basis of their academic
skills and their talent and
interest in biomedical science.
The students will work in
the veterinary school, its
laboratories and field facili
ties. They will also visit areas
related to veterinary science,
such as diagnostic laborator
ies and hatcheries.
The appenticeship, design
ed to give outstanding minor
ity high school students ex
posure to the veterinary pro
fession, is sponsored by a
grant from the U.S. Depart
ment of Health and Human
Services, Public Health Servi
ce.
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The first United States
coins, legend has it, were
made from Martha Washing
ton's silverware.
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?or moviot included Kim
opt icon, climwtoui epli,
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I"Whoavtr gossips to you
will gossip of you."
Spanish Provorb
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Water
Supervisor
Speaks to
Kfwanians
Mr. Grady Chavis, Admini
strative Supervisor of the
Robeson County Water Sys
tem, spoke at the Tuesday
evening Pembroke Kiwanis
meeting at the Town and .
Country Restaurant. Kiwani- -
an Lankford Godwin introdu
ced the guest speaker.
Mr. Chavis, using a county
map, described phase 1 of the
water system begun in De
cember 1980. An 8 million
dollar bond referendum start
ed the program. l.S million of
the amount comes from the
EDA and 3.5 million comes
from the FmHA. The Camp
bell Soup Company uses
a^roximately 3.2 gallons of
water a day in maximum
production. There is an aver
age of IS homes per mile who
signed up for the county water
line. Approximately 60% of
the water of Robeson County
is treated. Twenty-five dollars
is the cost of tying in on the
water line. There are approx
imately 3,680 customers on
the water lines of Robeson
County..
Presiding at the meeting
was Club President John L. I
Carter. Invocation was given
by Ed Teets and Lankford
Godwin led the singing.
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