Leaders, Officers
Given Instruction
By MAMIE KERSEY
Warren County 4-H
leaders and county
council officers met
April 30 at 7:30 p. m. in
Mariam Boyd School.
President Sharon Jef
ferson presided and led
the group in the pledges
followed by the lord's
Prayer.
Mrs. Eva Holtzman
introduced Frank Madi
gan, director of student
affairs at Vance Gran
ville Community
College. Madigan en
couraged the youth to
stay in school and
graduate and to even
further their education.
He explained that 26
percent of most jobs will
require a college degree
and that Vance-Gran
ville Community
College had much to of
fer if students would
Local Work Is
In Competition
Warren Plains artist
Dianne Rodwell's paint
ing, "Evening Aura,"
has been accepted into
the Montana Miniature
Society's Sixth Annual
International Miniature
Competition in Billings,
Mon. May4-June 1.
The painting, which
depicts a scene on the
Rodwell farm in Warren
Plains, has also been
accepted in the society's
third annual "Migration
'84" traveling exhibit. It
was one of 60 paintings
selected from a field of
several hundred for in
clusion in the exhibit.
take advantage of it.
Frank Clark, Vance
Granville's student
placement counselor,
spoke on learning to
read and study math. He
stressed that the com
munity college was a
great place for one to
start his or her career in
electronics and com
puter science. He noted
that such a background
is always beneficial
even if a student plans to
go on to a four-year
college.
Mary Fuller, assistant
financial aid officer at
the college, explained
how to get financial aid
and who qualified. She
said that the college's
staff would be glad to
talk with students about
possibilities for finan
cial assistance.
After a slide presenta
tion, there was a
question and answer
session.
In a business session
that followed, George
Koonce, extension
agent, reminded the
leaders of the Partners
in Learning workshop
to be held in May for the
younger 4-H members.
He gave highlights of
the Washington Focus at
the National 4-H Center
to be held in October.
Mrs. Portia liarnes
gave highlights of the
trip to Atlanta, Ga.
planned for July.
After discussing
business, the group ad
journed.
Steaks and chops don't
brown well when pan-fried
if they are damp when they
go into the pan.
An educational program was presented by Vance-Granville Community Col
lege representatives at a joint meeting of the Warren County 4-H County Coun
cil and Leaders Association Monday night at Mariam Boyd Elementary. On
front row, left to right, are Mrs. Mary Fuller, assistant financial aid officer at
VGCC; Sharon Jefferson, Council president; and Mrs. Eva Holtzman, program
chairman. On back row, left to right, are Frank Clark, VGCC student place
ment counselor; Mrs. Jeanetta West, Leaders Association president; and
Frank Madigan, director of student affairs at the college. The program was
presented by the three VGCC representatives. (Staff Photo)
Warren School Menus
May 7-11
Subject to change
without notice.
MONDAY - Pork
barbecue on bun,
creamy cole slaw, but
tered potatoes, chilled
pears.
TUESDAY - Pizza,
tossed salad w/dress
ing, corn cobbette,
Snickerdoodle cookie.
WEDNESDAY - Tur
key salad on lettuce,
tiny English peas,
potato triangles, crack
ers, peach cobbler.
THURSDAY -
Cheeseburger, lettuce &
We represent many fine insurance
companies, but we are independent
Agents, who. first of all, are obligated
to our policy-holders. Whenever you
want a quote or have any questions
regarding insurance, call us.
Warrenton Insurance
& Real Estate
tomato, French fries
w/catsup, fruit cocktail.
FRIDAY - Fried
chicken, creamed
potatoes w/gravy, but
ter beans, hot roll
w/honey butter.
All schools will be
served the same lunch
menu, with Norlina
Middle School, John
Graham Middle School
and Warren County
High School having a
second choice.
Breakfast
Breakfast will be
served grades K-6.
MONDAY - Blue
berry muffin, juice,
milk.
TUESDAY - Glazed
donut, orange juice,
milk.
WEDNESDAY -
Cheese toast, sliced
peaches, milk.
THURSDAY -
Sausage Biscuit, apple
juice, milk.
FRIDAY - Cereal,
fruit, milk.
Re-Elect Tim valentine
to congress
Democratic Primary
May 8
Keep a strong Voice in Congress
YOUR VOTE COUld
Make the Difference
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Deed Transfers
David Earl Munn and
wife to Forrest Richard
Knisely and wife, 15,996
square feet, Warrenton
Township.
Estella W. Williams to
Agnes Williams, 16M>
acres, Fishing Creek
Township.
Randolph Morris and
wife to V. Taylor
Mustian and wife, cer
tain lot, Warrenton
Township.
Donald S. Wimbrow,
II and wife to Costel
Evans and wife, 3.57
acres, Smith Creek
Township.
Warrenton Insurance
Agency, Inc. to George
Levi Perkinson and
wife, certain lot, War
1CIIIUII x uwiioiup.
Ross A. Vierra and
wife to Donald L. Fitz
gerald and wife, certain
lot, Roanoke Township.
Robert C. Clary and
wife to Butler and
Butler, certain lot,
Roanoke Township.
Almeta D. Plummer
to Robert E. Durham
and wife, 1 acre, Nut
bush Township.
Preston A. Grammer
and wife to James G.
Marable and wife, cer
tain lot, Sixpound Town
ship.
Marriage License
William Kenneth
Mingis, Jr. of Raleigh to
Edith Anne Clark of
Raleigh.
Small Peas
Petits pois are simply small
peas. The term is French.
Valve Lifters
Lifter noise is a com
mon complaint that me
chanics often hear a
bout. This problem can
lead to expensive repair
bills if not taken care of.
Good maintenance usu
ally keeps lifter problems
from developing. Most
lifter problems are caus
' ed by dirt and varnish
that accumulate when
the oil is not changed
often enough.
Two Associates
Are Named Here
Drs. J. P. Green and
James Kenney of the
Warren Medical Clinic
have announced the
association of Dr. Cyn
thia Krishna in the prac
tice of general
medicine.
William "Bill" Davis,
a physician assistant,
will also be working
part-time in the Warren
ton Clinic.
Hours for the clinic
will be 9 a. m. to noon
and 2 to 4 p. m. daily.
Dr. Kenney and Dr.
Green will continue to
be in the office on Wed
nesday and Thursday
afternoons, respective
ly
Dr. Krishna will
supervise the diabetic,
arthritic and hyperten
sion clinics in the Hen
derson (Beckford Ave.)
Clinic on Wednesday
and Thursday after
noons.
Dr. Krishna was born
in Clinton and reared in
Greensboro. She com
pleted her undergradu
ate training in biology
with a chemistry minor
at Winston-Salem State
University. She gradu
ated from Temple
University Medical
School in Philadelphia,
Pa. and trained in
general surgery at
Episcopal Hospital in
Philadelphia.
Dr. Krishna has
Clear Water
A giant chasm at the bot
tom of Piccaninnie Ponds in
southeastern Australia splits
the earth to a depth of nearly
190 feet. In this sinkhole
realm, the water is so clear
that divers feel as if they are
floating in midair, certain to
drop to the ground, National
Geographic reports.
Fire Fighter
The Flam-X is a hand
held fire extinguisher
that measures only 3x6
in. It is charged with
halon, a liquefied, non
toxic gas that leaves no
residue and is effective
against the major causes
of fires. Available at
hardware stores or from
Flam-X USA, 1734 W.
Pembroke St., Hamp
ton, Va. 23361.
BILL DAVIS
served as Medical Of
ficer Lt., grade three,
with the Commissioned
Corps of the United
States, Public Health
Services, at HealthCo,
Inc. in Soul City.
Davis attended Claflin
College in Orangeburg,
S. C. He served as a
medical technician with
the U. S. Air Force and
after discharge attend
ed Audobien College in
Columbus, Ohio. He
graduated from Duke
University Medical Cen
ter in 1977 after which he
joined the staff of Dr.
Green and later Dr.
Kenney at Beckford
Medical Center.
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FROM WUUVT MHO
HIGH BLOOD
PRESSURE
(Part 1)
About 8 million ot the
23 million Americans
who have high blood
pressure (hyper
tension) ara not aware
ot it. Unless treated
early and continuously,
hypertension usually
results in heart
disease or stroke,
which may leave one
permanently bed
ridden and the lamily
bankrupt. II you know
that you have high
blood pressure, never
stop taking the
necessary medication.
Patients who may teel
"well" and then give
up treatment are
usually the ones who
drop dead or suddenly
find themselves
paralyzed.
May is National
High Blood
Pressure Month
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