Annual 4-H Achievement
Night Held At High School
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paign and «■ 11-< t.■ i. .1State
reporter He al.Se
thanked the ; H leaders
association *• ■ r their
spoasorship ! Hi'er*:
il.Strict <»1 ^ta'f
retreats arid activities
rhe 1!<85 ('iiunty
< "UiH'i! off'.' ers and
about 37 dub uff:i ers
were installed in a
special candlelighting
ceremony The new
council officers are
Kennedy Richardson,
president, Kenneth
Russell, vice president.
■\nthony Richardson,
secretary • treasurer,
and Wanda Seward,
reporter
Friends of 4-H attending
were presented certificates
of 'ippreciation
Winn Dixie was represented
by Harold
I.inkous. state meat
merchandiser, from the
Raleigh office I.inkous
was accompanied by his
son. Sonny I.inkous
N (' Farm Bureau
Federation was represented
by Dennis
Harris. Warren County
Farm Bureau, and Allen
\d(x'k. Warren County
Farm Bureau insurance
manager Don
I.indsey from Rocky
Mount represented
Cargill, Inc
Other friends of 4-H
included Ricky Bryant.
N (' Forest Service,
.Iimmie Ikner CP&I
Mrs Maybelle Hueber.
I.eggett Department
Store, Rosiland(iilliam.
Warren County Elementary
Schools supervisor.
Mrs Carolyn Adcock,
fishing instructor at 4-H
forestry wildlife camp.
Mrs Mae Vaughan,
Norlina Middle School
Food Service; Travis
Pulley , Warren Soil and
Water Conservation
District, Mrs Fred
West, 4-H pullet buyer;
Arthur Brown, 4-H
pullet buyer; Fred Carswell,
Cochrane Eastern,
Mrs Peygy Shearin, ex
tension secretary; and
[•",11a Dunston. Extension
secretary
Various awards were
presented to the 4-H
members for their
proejcts, demonstra
tions and offices in i984
The outgoing council
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P'-Uvit V
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.ifiil Kenneth K
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i ount> 4 H extertains
•sinners wti" ri-'t'Uf.1
trophies. were lamala
Uscue. Sheila .hlstii'i
Yvonne I )ortch. Ni-'i-Je
.1 lines, awl Manrne
Williams
H"nr> Pjile\ was
awarded a trophv :><r
;>eiriK stat'.' w miH'i
i'ractor Operator Contest
Henry also w<iri
^\th place m the
I astern U. S lifpiwi'a!
I'ractor Operator Contest
after compelirit;
with delegates frun 17
nther states
Thirty-one 4-H ers
Honored as project county
champions were
Sharon Jefferson,
health, energy, careers,
self-determined music!;
Jacqueline Jones,
cooking is fun, foods and
nutrition; Veda I wittv.
teens entertain; Yolanda
Alston, frozen foods
Natasha Ho>d, i onsumer
education, Joyce
Copeland, clothing.
Tommy Jordan, entomology.
Kenne* h
Russell, public speak
ing Kvette Manson
health; Kric Solomon,
dairy foods; l.ynnette
Barnes, breads, Adrian
Davis, junior leadership.
I.mette Alston,
automotive, teen
automotive, teen leaders
teach, Felicia Hargrove,
first aid, Yvette
Jones, careers; Tracy
Clifton, camping. Wanda
Seward, communications;
Patrick Terry,
wildlife bird feeders i.
Joseph Crews, working
with wood and tools; Anthony
Simes, bicycle
one, Ronald Hunt,
bicycle two; Pamela
Ayscue, safety with
medicines and household
chemicals. Ter
ranee Williams, fishing,
Bobby Alston, forestr>.
Henry F*ulley, tractor.
Anthony Russell, plants
and soils, Barbara
Downey, dramatic arts.
Vanessa Yancey, babysitting.
Cheryl Young,
family heritage; and
Michael Kearnev, arts
and crafts
Bronze Clover certificates
in the achieve
ment project were
awarded to Sharon Jef
ferson and Linet'e
Alston
Harold Linkous wit!
Winn Dixie, Don I.ind
sey with Cargill, an<!
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UMli 4-H Pullet Stli'W
and Sale trophies vtiTv
r«'«tved by CorwHJ
Mas.in. tjrand champion
and \lar> I. Henderson
ifscr\ !• i hampion Dan
West was recognized as
tin' high scorer tin the 4
H iavt s!"t k Judging
1 earn
Special awards were
given in 4 areas
Ac hie vemerit
Henry Paltry. Sharon
.J e f f e r s 11 n. I. y n n e 11 e
Barnes. K enne t h
Russell and Tommy
Jordan;
leadership Sharon
Jefferson and l.ynnette
Barnes,
Citizenship Sharon
Jefferson, and
Agriculture ».crir\
Pulley
Six new 4-H community
clubs receiving
charters were AxtellPerrytown,
Baltimore
Community. Rising Sun,
New Horizons. Wise and
(line Road
The Three Point
Youth Development 4-H
(Tub ret eived a trophy
for toeing the county
winner in community
servit e The Busy
Clover 4-H Club received
,i t ertificate for their
community service
\pprei lation is extended
to all the 4-H
members, volunteer
leaders, parents, and
friends of 4-H who made
i'»84 a very successful
year fur the Warren
i "<.unt> 4-H Program
Bute Street
Club Gathers
By N ATASHA BOYD
The Bute Street 4-H
('liib met at the home of
Mrs Rebecca Solomon
Thursday at 7 p m Mrs
Solomon is co-leader of
the club, along with
Mrs Jessie Kearney
The meeting was
opened by Lisa Wynn,
newly-elected president
Scripture was read by
MissShantell
Ebony Kearney led
the pledges of allegiance
to the United States flag
and the club flag The
minutes were read by
the secretary, Jeanette
Alston Members shared
their trophies, awards,
and certificates
received from 4-H work
projects
Winners were
I tu VSjrn n ( di'iit> I II ( duncil nffictTs LsUillt'd in a ipvcial caudlelightmg
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ni Wanda ward, rcporU-r \nthnnv Kichardm, srrretarytrra.sunT; aim
Ki inn ill Kusm'II. \ H r president I he ceremon) ms held during the \miual 4-H
\ in. \ I'tiu ill I'r igram at W arreit ( • >untv High Seoul < Staff i'huto i
Begin Holiday Relaxing Now
And Relax During Season
■ :i ;-Lnias will Ik- here
U'tdv vu kiicu it. and it
s tunc tu !k thinking
about -,a> s I)i
I hfinia Hin.siexten~»"n
family resource
managmeiit >pfi lali.st.
North ( ai'iil'iia State
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There are three basic
steps to staying in the
black during the
holidays, I)r Hinson
says .Set ground rules,
develop a budget and
men follow it
I he family should .sit
down and discuss the
situation, and then set
guidelines, such as the
following
Operate on a cash
basis. This means that
no more purchases will
be' added to the credit
card account than an
fx1 paid from right i,ff.
Dr Hinson says
Buy only what the
family cannot make -r
iio. "('sing family
members' time and
talent to make a gut or
perform a service is excellent
on limited
budgets," Dr Unison
says.
Set a firm guideline
as to the cost of individual
presents
Spend money only
for quality items, rather
than on gimmicks >r
waste. "Consider the
beautiful gift wrapping
materials and how
quickly they are shred
ded and discarded is
that waste9 Could costs
be reduced by using
imagination, natural
materials or something
on hand for packaging
Dr liinsonsays.
( hristmas Budget
Were you still paying
for Christmas presents
on Valentines Day and
St Patrick's Day"
"Control holiday
spending and you will be
Jeanette Alston, publu
speaking, Anthony
Simes, bicycle safety
Charles Perry, bicycle
safety; Natasha Boyd,
consumer education;
and Eric Solomon, dairy
foods
Club members select
ed projects for the 1984
S5 year from the new
project booklets, and the
meeting was then
dismissed by Vice President
Eric Solomon with
the club motto. To
Make the Best Better
Nutsaml Raisins
A conserve is a jam or pro
serve like product that con
I a ins nuts and often raisins
T rv tc< use home cannec
foodi within a vear fhevwil
emain safe for several vear
longer, but the eating quality
will drop
jbit' tn filter the N*
War feelinM financial
blessed instead of bL>
and burdened," says I
Unison
I jet the family budg
rather than generoi
impulse determine wtu
is to be spent Start wil
the extra money in tt
budget in November an
December plus an
special savings set asid
for the holidays
Then make a list (
tjifts hook over the li;
and set prioritie.'
Eliminate those that ar
not important enoug
for you to mortgag
youi 1985 income," Di
Hmson says.
Once the list is finals
ed spend no more tha
you planned, and les
whenever possible
Keep a record of exper
ses, check it frequently
Make avoiding debt a
^ift to yourself
Food Bu\ i
Would you like to save
15 percent of your food
posts"
Most people know how
to do this. says Itachel
Kmlaw, extension foods
and nutrition specialist.
North Carolina It is
simply ,i matter of putting
basic rules into
operation
Make a list and stick
to it Don't shop when
hungry and avoid impulse
buying- Plan
ahead to lake advantage
of speciahs and to use up
leftovers. Don't bu> so
much of an inexpensive
product that much of it
is wasted. Comparison
shop. Cut meat and
poultry up yourself
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