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j KENANSVILLE, NC 28349
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SEWING CLASSES - What could be more
fun than learning how to sew? Lorelei
AJdrjdge instructs Sonya Cranford and
Deborah Williams. Throughout the year,
sewing classes are taught to help 4-H'ers
improve their skills.
li E.E. Smith Junior High
Prepares For Onenina Dav
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'ITif faculty of E.E. Smith Jr. High met
iif the cafeteria August 20 for the first
faff meeting.
? J.M. Robinson, teacher of exceptional
children, gave an inspiring prayer. It was
fdllowed by a welcome by Principal J.G.
Henry, who gave an overview of the
^.ultool year. The staff observed a moment
of silence for the former Chief County
School Executive. Mrs. Gloria B. Morgan
was introduced as the new guidance
counselor.
IAs a result of the CAT test scores,
teachers and parents now have pertinent
information which will enable them to
analyze more quickly those skills that
need to be retaught, and to provide
individualized and small group instruction
ill subject areas where there is a need.
^ "All grades will be involved in the
V cmcdial reading program again this year.
Other supportative services are provided
for children in special education, remedial
math and honors English.
'Lohger blocks of time have been
provided in the schedule to teach concepts
am} to develop skills. Math-science blocks
in the 7th grade, remedial reading is
t&iag taught by the basal teacher and the
Heading lab teacher. Career-education is
a&Qred in the 7th and 8th grades. Public
school music is offered in grade seven.
^3aiid is offered to those who elect it at all
grade levels if they purchase or rent an
instrument or play certain basic band
instruments too costly for individual
onrchase. Chorus is offered in grades
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eight and nine.
Parents are invited to visit the school to
see the operations and to join the PTO
organization and Band Booster organiza
tion.
Teacher assignments for the year as as
follows: Mrs. J.P. Blalock, language arts;
Mrs. A.D. Craft, language-arts; Miss J.C.
Croom, math-science and social studies;
K. Dempsey, math; W.P. Fennell, agri
culture and career education; Mrs. W.B.
Frederick, librarian and social studies;
Mrs. E.D. Hueston, home economics and
career education; D.W. Nunn, health/
physical education; J.M. Robinson, spe
cial education; T. McMahon, L.D.
teacher; Mrs. S.H. Smith, science; Miss
M.E. West, science, health/physical edu
cation; Mrs. Z.B. Williams, language -
arts, social studies and honors English;
Miss M. Morgan, public school music and
chorus; T. Newman, band; Mrs. G.B.
Morgan, guidance; J. Carr, driver edu
cation; Mrs. D.B. Grady, reading im
provement; Mrs. H.D. Pierce, reading
improvement; and Mrs. R.B. Capps,
remedial math.
Students will find their names and
homeroom teachers posted on the front
cafeteria windows in the breezeway. The
first full day of the school year is August
31. All 9th grade students must have a
physical examination on file by the
deadline of Sept. 18, 1981. All football
players must have a physical examination
before practice begins.
Beulaville Man Charged
Samuel "Boots" Collins of Beulaville
was-charged with felony, auto theft,
offering a stolen vehicle for. sale, and
changing or altering vehicle serial plates
^ >n Friday by State Inspector J.H. Creech
of the N.C. Division of Motor Vehicles,
License and Theft Section.
Collins was placed under S1,000 bond
for a preliminary hearing in district court
in Kenansville Sept. 21. 1981.
Inspector Creech was assisted in the
investigation by Beulaville Chief of Police
Aubrey Murphy and Deputy Alfred
Basden of the Duplin County Sheriff s
Department.
4-H'ers Attend Sewing Contest
Twenty-four Lenoir County
4-H'ers and other youth were
among 189 youth from across
the state who modeled back
to-school fashions at the
recent "Back-To-School"
Sewing Contest in Raleigh.
The contest, which was held
at the Jane S. McKimmon
Center, is an annual event
sponsored by the N.C.
Cotton Wives, Cotton Grow
ers Association, Inc.
Each year this contest
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provides the opportunity for
youth ages 9-13 to show off
their creativity in selecting
and constructing a garment
in a cotton or cotton blend
fabric.
Lenoir County had the
largest number of parti
cipants of any county in the
state and for the third year
received the most awards
according to Ann Parrish,
4-H Extension Agent and
Melissa Smith. Home
Economics Extension Agent.
Nine Lenoir County 4-H'ers
received awards.
In the 9-11 year old cate
gory, Verna Johnson and
Annette Harper received
Honorable Mention and the
ninth place award went to
Glenda Hudson.
In the 12-13 year old cate
gory, Jan Smith, Anita
Creech, Anita Harper and
Amy Hi nsofe received
Honorable Mention. Amy
Nix received eighth place
and Gene Lupton, Jr. re
ceived second place.
Other Lenoir County
models were: Martha Ann
Daughety. Stephanie Stroud.
Lvnn Benson. Margaret
Harrison. Cammy Crawford,
TSffy Repass. Debbie Wade,
Dawn Rich, Kim Thigpen,
Lisa Pollock. Johna Howard,
Deanna Smith. Treva Hart
sell. Kristen Williams and
Megan Hill.
REUNION
The Dan and Hattie Davis
Tyndall annual family
reunion will be held Sunday,
Sept. 20 at the Pink Hill
Park. Friends and relatives
are encouraged to come and
bring a covered dish for the
one o'clock reuniting. For
more information, call Sue
H. Hamilton at 568-4526.
Fire And Rescue Calls
Aug. 17 -1:21 p.m.. rescue
call, transported April
Michelle Foley of Pink Hill to
LMH.
Aug. 18 - 8:35 a.m.. rescue
call, transported Donald
Howard of Deep Run to
LMH.
Aug. 18 - 4:53 p.m.. rescue
call to Hwy 11 N., wreck, no
injuries, did not transport.
Aug. 22 - 12:30 p.m..
rescue call, wreck Jonestown
Rd., no injuries, did not
transport.
Aug. 23 - 12:30 p.m., fire
call, transformer fire. Route
1. Pink Hill, fire out on
arrival.
CANNADY INSUR
ANCE SERVICE
FOR
LIFE INSURANCE
568-4015
Aug. 13 - 2:48 p.m.. rescue
call, transported Ann Wil
liams. Pineview Rd.. Pink
Hill tc LMH
August 23 - 4:31 p.m.,
rescue call to Lynwood Ave.,
Pink Hill, did not transport.
Aug. 23 - 8:32 p.m.. rescue
call, transported Melvin
Potter, dead on arrival to
DGH.
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Address
Zip Phone
Annual Membership
|Five Performances) Annual Membership Dues
Adults - $10 Enclosed -$
Children - $5 Cash -S Check -S
Children | Ages 1-51 Free
Detach and Mail to:
Tar Heel Fine Arts Society,
P.O. Box 428, Kenansville, NC 28349
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