"NAMED 197S YOUNG CAREERIST - Kay WiaHow,
Home Health Nurse with the Pasquotank-Perquimans
Chowan-Camden District Health Department, has been
named 1978 Young Careerist by the Hertford BPW Club.
Mr*. Winslow works in Perquimans County and will repre
sent the local club in the district Young Careerist program
on April 30.
BPW Club selects
Young Careerist
Kay Winslow of Rt. 1,
Hertford has been selected
as 1978 Young Careerist by
-the Hertford Business and
Professional Women's
(BPW)Club.
Mrs. Winslow is a Home
Health Nurse with the
Pasquotank-Perquimans
Chowan-Camden District
Health Department. She is
working in Perquimans
County.
A registered nurse, Mrs.
Winslow is a graduate of
College of the Albemarle in
Elizabeth City where she
received her associate
degree in nursing. She
worked as a staff nurse at
Chowan Hospital prior to
joining the public health
field in May 1976. She
started in the Elizabeth
City office and was later
transferred to Perquimans
County
As a Home Health Nurse,
Mrs. Winslow's duties in
clude visiting essentially
homebound people who
have been referred by doc
tors to the department. Her
responsibilities include
supervision and instruc
tions for the patients such
as information on diets,
physical therapy, insulin
usage, etc.
Mrs. Winslow explained
that she had a special in
terest in public health nurs
ing as a result of the public
health part of the cur
riculum in the COA nursing
program. She explained
that she foUnd that area so
enjoyable that she hoped to
become involved in public
health nursing.
Mrs. Winslow explained
that she considers her pro
fession to be extremely
rewarding. One recent ac
tivity she has initiated with
her patients has them
creating children's booklets
in their homes to be used in
the department's clinic set
ting. Since no occupational
education therapist is able
to work with the home
bound patients, this is one
activity that has been
started. She explained that
the patient's find it
rewarding
In addition to her career
involvements, Mrs.
Wiojlow is also a mother
and wife. She is married to
Ray Winslow. The couple
has one son, Clint. They at
tend the First united
Methodist Church of Hert
ford where she is a Sunday
School teacher.
As Young Careerist for
the Hertford BPW Club,
Mrs. Winslow will now
represent the local club in
the district Young
Careerist program. The
District XI meeting of the
N.C. Federation of
Business and Professional
Women's Clubs will be held
April 30 in Perquimans
County, hosted by the Hert
ford club.
MARCH 1M0
By VIRGINIA WHITE
TKANSIAU
TO GO THROUGH
TOWN TAX BOOKS WITH
EYE ON OLD DELIN
QUENTS: The board of
town commissioner* is
regular session at the
clerk's office M ondaynight
decided to caH ? special
meeting of the board to
open up the books and go
through all delinquent
Lunch menus
for March 20-24
The follwling arc the
Perquimans County School
lunch menu for the week of
March 20-24:
HERTFORD GRAMMAR
PERQUIMANS CENTRAL
PERQUIMANS UNION
Man. March 20
; Pork Barkecua Sandwich
French wies
Slaw l
Milk K
Tues. March 21
Spagbntti
Lettupa A Dressing
Applwauce
Bread
Milk
Wed. March 22
Turkey ft Dressing
Supreme
Green Peas
Candied Yams
Fruit Cup
Milk
Thurs. March 23
Smoked Sausage
Green Beans
Potato Salad
Cinnamon Buns
Milk
Fri. March 24
Good Friday
No School
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PERQUIMANS HIGH
Mon. March 20
Port Barbecue Sandwich
OK Bologna ft Cheese Sand
wich ?.
French Fries
Cole Slow
Baked Beans
Milk
Tues. March 21
Spaghetti with Meat Sauce
OR Hamburger on Bun
Lettuce k Dressing
Buttered Corn
Applesauce
Cornsticks
Milk
Wed. March 22
Chuckwagon with Gravy
OR Turkey Pot Pie
Green Peas
Candied Yams
Fruit Cup
Hot Rolls
Milk
Thurs. March 23
Sloppy Joe OR Smoked
Sausage
Green Beans
Potato Salad
Sliced Peaches
Hot Rolls - 4
Cinnamon Buns
Milk
Fri. March 24
Good Friday
No School ,
*
MO Ato sponsor tour
The Guild of Museum
Friends will sponsor a tour
of the Valentine Museum
and the Virginia Museum of
Fine Arts on April 13.
The bus will leave the
Museum of the Albemarle
at 7 a.m. and arrive at the
Valentine in Richmond, Va.
at approximately 10:15
a.m. A tour of the site will
include the viewing of
decorative arts, porcelain,
historical, landscape and
genre paintings.
Folk art, manuscripts,
prints, silver, glass and
costumes will also be part
of the tour. After leaving
the Valentine, the group
will go to the Virginia
Museum of Fine Arts for
lunch at the cafeteria on the
premises.
A tour of the Museum of
Fine Arts will follow. It will
include a special exhibition
on Southern Virginia Fur
nishings. The bus will leave
at 4 p.m. and arrive back at
REHEARSE EASTER ORATORIO -
Members of College of the Albemarle's
Chorale, music students and area vocalists
are busily engaged in rehearsals this week
for the college's Lyceum presentation of
J.S. Bach's 'The Passion of Our Lord Ac
cording to St. John," which will be
; sunghon Palm Sunday (March It) at 3(30
tm. at the First United Methodist Church
Elizabeth City. The well-known oratorio
- ; will be conducted by Dr. Clifford E. Bair,
- professor emeritus, with accompaniment
provided by instrumentalists from the
music department at the University of
North Carolina at Chapel Hill. The per
formance Is sponsored by the COA
Comm unity Lyceum and precedes the
1 >77-78 series' final event on April 7, a
presentation ef "The Fourposter," by
Stage Down Under from the Norfolk
Theatre Center at Scope. Shown at the
rehearsal in the picture above are (stan
ding) Danny Meads, music teacher in the
Perquimans County school system, and
(seated at left) Billy Wooten of Hertford.
(COA photo)
MILLWRIGHT ? Must have at least 5 years exper
ience in industrial maintenance. Background in wood prod
ucts manufacturing desirable but not required. Must be
able to weld and burn and have working knowledge in
hydrduljc and pneumatic systems.
Good benefits.
Contact: Bruce Weber
MLAWTIiCfOlliiTPBQPIlCIIIHfe"
P.O. Box 608, Edenton, NC 27932
, , N Phono (919) 482-7451
EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYE* M/F
m
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. Mj \ :
the Museum of the
Albemarle at 7:15p.m.
Tickets are $10 for the en
tire day, not including
lunch. Reservations may be
made by calling' the
Museum of the Albemarle
at335-1453i
GARLIC HELP
When a recipe calls for
one clove of garlic, are you
supposed to use the whole
bulb or one of the individual
pieces? Extension home
economists explain that the
kulbls the vhole garlic: the
iavidual pieces, which
separate easily, are the
cloves ? and that's what
you use when the recipe
calls for one clove garlic.
The
Perquimans Weekly .
Court Houm Square
HERTFORD. N.C. 27944
Entered as second class
matter November 15. 1934
at Post Office in Hertford,
N.C.
RAY WARD
General Manager
KATHY NEWBERN
News Editor
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Elizabeth City, N.C.
teats with an ey? to eollec
4fng then. It waa the opi
nion of Tow* Attorney
Charles Jehsohn that there
are taxes oe the books
which som- rj (he incum
bent members of tlu board
do sot eves ii t0* about. It
was farther shown that the
town can buy in houses for
delinquent taxes and rent
them out to collect the back
taxes. "This pro ey die," it
was said, "mar serve to
hustle up some of the delin
quent tsxpayers." W.G.
Newby is Hertford's town
clerk.
GYPSIES CAMPING ON
EDENTON>JUGffWAY :
Gypsies are camping on the
Edenton Highway a short
dtoangp from Hertford.
They arrived and pitched
their tents lste Tuesdsy
afternoon.
R.S. JORDAN MOVES
APPLIANCE STORE TO
LARGER QUARTERS:
The electrical appliance
business of R.S. Jordan is
less than three years old. It
is one of the town's younger
businesses, yet in that
space of time, it has moved
IjSHS
t quarter*
the SkmioiUtii
Mng on Church Street.
TEN YOUNG PIOPLB
ATTEWD CONVENTION:
Ten Hertford young people
attended Up. State Conven
tion of Betaclubs at the Sir
Walter Raleigh Hotel tat
Raleigh last Friday and
, Saturday. It waa the largest
convention of its kind ever
held in a hotel in North
Carolina with l.lSt club
members from North
Carolina attending. Beta
Clubs throughout North
Carolina are composed of
outstanding students, honor
students, so to speak; those
making a high average in
all high school studies.
Among those who attended
from Hertford were Misses
Ruth Hollo w?}l, Maewood
Pierce. BUI Co*, Billy Blan
chard, Clarke Stokes,
Cedric Moore, Harrell
Johnson, Durwood Reed,
Zack Harris, and Miss
Either Jennings, member
of the Perquimans High
School faculty.
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