The Pink Hill Review i
"Serving Pink Hill, Deep Run, Alberteon, Beulaville, And Their Surrounding Areas"
v$P*n? it KENANSVILLE, NC 28349 JUNE 18. 1983
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Miss Liberty
Contestants 1983
fhe 1983 Miss Liberty
Page ant is scheduled for
Juo? 25 to be held at the Pink
Hijf'Scfiool Auditorium.
ix lovely contestants are
viefcg for the title of "Miss
Lib?iy .
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Contestant No. 1 is Tammy
Broun, a student at East
Duality High School, and the
daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Rabon Brown of Bculaville.
Tammy's hobbies are listen
ing to music, singing, going
to the beach, skating, soft
ball. and bike riding. Her
special training includes
three years of dance and four
years of piano and drama.
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jMlyson Stroud is contes
tant No. 2. Allyson enjoys
dancing, cross stitch.
f WROUGHT IRON
f i FURNITURE
11 j iu're buying wrought
ir& furniture for your patio,
mf&e sure it'll be easy to
clMn. have low maintenance
ciRts and will stand up to
wind, rain and sunlight.
?}ood quality wrought iron
furniture should carry a
guarantee against rust. And
yon might ask if a touch-up
kit is included.
Also check the furniture to
m4ke sure that there are
smooth welds at the joints
and that the decorations are
seetire.
When you get your furni
ture home, keep it in top
condition by hosing it down,
or ' washing it with warm
water and a mild detergent.
Be sure to rinse.
Rub scratches or rust spots
with steel wool and apply a
metal primer coat. Be sure to
use touch-up paint on
chipped or scraped spots.
And keep in mine that an
annual coat of paste wax will
help to preserve the color of
thawrought-iron finish.
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swimming and modeling.
She has had eight years of
dance training and I year of
clogging, and four years of
baton. Allyson attends
Lmes Kenan High School
and is the 17 year old
daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Jimmy Stroud of Kenans
ville. She has performed for
three years in the Liberty
Cart.
An avid 4-H member,
Sonva Cranford. is contes
tant No. 3. Sonya attends
South Lenoir and is the
daughterr of Mrs. Jeanne
White of South Carolina and
the granddaughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Carl Aldridee of
Kinston. Her hobbies include
singing, cheerleading. trav
eling. dating, being with her
friends, and shopping for
new clothes.
Taking Care
Of The Bills
If you're a person with too
much month and not enough
money, don't panic. There
arc some things you can do to
get your finances straight
ened out.
The first thing is to realize
exactly where you stand.
Make a list of all your bills
and then figure out how
much of your income you can
use to pay them off.
Next, look for ways to
increase your income. Can
you sell some things that you
no longer use? Could you
turn a hobby or skill into a
money-maker?
Then, if you've v/rked out
all the possibilities for addi
tional income and still come
up short of funds, talk with
your creditors.
Explain your problem to
them. Often creditors are
willing to accept smaller
payments over a longer
period.
Once you work out a short
term solution, take a look at
your bill payment patter. If
you often have too many bills
with too little money, take a
good look at where your
money is going. Keep
records of w hat you buy and
figure out ways to spend
less. You might find a writ
ten spending plan helpful.
Last, but not least, get the
cooperation of your whole
family in sticking to the
financial game plan. No one
will feel cheated if he has
helped decide what to buy
and what.to avoid.
THE 1982-83 SCHOOL YEAR has been a productive one
for Mrs. Wilson's third graders at Pink Hill School. The
students have been involved in numerous activities.
Jeni Tule received a perfect attendance certificate.
Sue Ann Smith received the annual Poetrv Award.
Miltia Grady won the award for reading the most books
during the year.
Korey Howard has won the most Spelling Bees this
year.
PICTURED ABOVE L TO R: Jeni Tule, Sue Ann Smith.
Miltia Grady and Korey Howard.
General Assembly
Honors Former
Representative Baker
Both houses of the North
Carolina General Assembly, ]
in a joint resolution, honored ]
the life and memory of
Thomas James Baker last
Mondav niaht bv unanimous
vote of the House and
Senate.
Representative Wendell
H. Murphy of Rose Hill, who
introduced the measure,
spoke on the resolution, out
lining the dedication and
contribution to the county
and state which reflected
Rep. Baker's career of public
service, spanning 34 years
before his death on January
19, 1981.
Also speaking favorable on
the resolution were friends
and colleagues of former
Rep. Baker, including: Rep.
Edward C. Bowen. (D-Samp
son) of Harrells: Rep. Vernon
James. (D-Pasquotank) of
Elizabeth City; Rep. Dan
Lilley fD-Lenoir) of Kinston;'
Rep. Aaron Fussell,
(D-Wake) of Raleigh; Rep.
Richard Wright. (D-Colum
bus) of Tabor city; Rep.
Margaret Tennille. (D-For
syth) of Winston-Salem; I
Rep. Allen Barbee (D-Nash) J
of Spring Hope; Rep. John
Brown. (R-Wilkes) of Elkin.
and Rep. Barney Paul
Woodard (D-Johnston) of
Princeton.
In an impressive move in
the Senate. Lt. Governor
Jimmy Green spoke honoring
Mr. Baker's memory, along
with Sen. Harold Hardison.
(D-Lenoir) of Deep Run; Sen.
Kenneth C. Roy all. Jr.. (D
Durham) of Durham; and
Sen. W. Craig Lawing. ID
Mecklenburg) of Charlotte.
Recognized from the gal
lery where they observed the
action of both houses were
Mrs. Dorothy Baker, her
brother Thomas Edgerton
and his wife. Lois, and Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Farrior of
Wallace. Also present were:
Rep. Woodard's wife. Annie:
Sen. Hardison's wife.
Arlene: Baker's former
secretary. Mrs. Martha
Dixon; Murphy's secretary,
Mrs. Surcna Henderson; and
Hester Dawkins and Jean
Roberts of Burner. ,
CANDLE WICKING CLASS
A candlewickine class will
be held at This That and The
Other in Pink Hill on Wed
nesday morning, June 29 at
10 a.m. For registration and
more information, call Lynda
Stroud at 568-3562. (
CRAFTS NEEDED
Any craftsman desiring to
display and sell his crafts at
tin* annual Pink Hill Liberty
I
Festival should ntact
Lynda Stroud at 568-3562
for more information imme
diately.
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