Book Fair
Warsaw Elementary School is holding a Book Fair. It
began on Wednesday. Feb. 1. and will last through
Feb. IS. The Book Fair is being held in the school's
media center (library). School children and adults alike
are able to purchase books, games, crayons, book
markers, etc. at bargain prices. Some 5,000 items are
on hand and priced from 15 cents to $5.95. The fair is
open daily during school hours and will be open one
night, Feb. 7, during the PTO meeting. Proceeds from
the sale will be used to purchase supplies, books, etc.
for the center. Pictured, left to right, examining some
of the books offered, are Jack Smith, custodian, and
Principal Gerald Yount.
DCAC Brings Jazz Piaatiff
The Duplin County Arts Council
announced the coming of Rudy J
Tyson has been described as "a'
pianist whose talents would please '
anybody who likes music." I
The Arts Council has scheduled
Tyson for a variety of community f
appearances and all daytime pro-,
grams are open to the public. His
schedule follows?
Thursday, Feb. 9 - JSTC, Hoffler a
Auditorium, 11:30a.m. '
Extended Day School, E.E. Smith
If. High, KenansVille, 5 p.m.
Wallace Rotary Club Ladies'
?anquet, American Legion Bldg., 7
?m.
Friday, Feb. 10 - Chinquapin
?rimary, 9:30 a.m.
Chinquapin Elementary -11 a.m.
Presently Tyson is visiting artist at
"iedmont College. For information
bout his appearances in Duplin
'ounty, call 2%-1922.
Friendship Fprce
Will Visit Poland
A Warsaw to Warsaw exchange?
Well, maybe. It is a possibility
through the Freindship Force. A visit
to Poland is one of the offerings of
the FF of North Carolina.
A Friendship Force is a national
organization initiated by Pres. Carter
in 1978 to promote peace and under
standing between nations. State
chairman is Carolyn Hunt, wife of
the governor.
A FF Mission is an adventure in
human relationships and inter
national goodwill. Form the outset,
one should know that this is not a
tourist program. The primary focus
of each ambassador must be that of
friendship ? meeting the people of
Poland and entering into their
everyday lives. Visiting interesting
places, eating European breads and
walking through history are benefits
of a Friendship Force trip, but
commitment to the program is
essential.
The common goal will be the
extension of friendship in five cities
but the focus will be in Poland.
Persons who have participated in
activities of the Freindship Force's
goals are those of promoting mutual
understanding between people . of
different countries and cultures.
Those who are new to the FF will
have ample opportunity to learn
' these goals. All ambassadors will be
required to attend a workshop in the
spring prior to the trip. The first
mission to Poland is planned for May
, 14-24.
The price is approximately SI,395
from New York. This covers all
travel expenses from New York May^
14. It also covers hotels, city tours, w
ground transportation and most
meals. The scheduled return to New
York is May 27. Stops will be in
Berlin, Warsaw, Krakow, Vienna
and Munich with home-hosted
dinners in two Polish cities an(J
Berlin.
For information, contact Merle
Creech at the Duplin County Arts
Council, 296-1922.
Free Transportation
The Lenoir County Council on
Aging will be providing free trans
portation for persons 60 and above to
come to Kinston for medical put*
poses and shopping on the fourtfi
Monday of each month beginning in
February.
The van will pick up at the Pink
Hill Presbyterian Church parking lot
at 2 p.m. and return at approxi- 0
mately 5 p.m. Any Lenoir County
senior citizen who would like to
participate should call Sue Akoury or
Gerrie Barwick at the Senior Cgiter
at 527-1545. '
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