COMMUNITY
Frank McGoogan was the
winner of a framed print of
the Newbold- White House last
week during a drawing at
Gregory's. McGoogan is
shown receiving the print
from Doris Ainsley, the
shop's proprietor on the
occasion of the store's re
opening.
Service news
BACCUS
Airman Murray E. Baccus II,
son of Dorcus R. Adams 2828
Seventh St. N. E. Birmingham,
Ala., and Murray E. Baccus of
Route 1, Hertford, has graduated
from the U. S. Air Force
electrical power production
course at Sheppard Air Force
Base, Texas.
During the course, students
were taught to operate and
maintain electrical power
generation equipment. They also
earned credits toward an
associate degree through the
Community College of the Air
Force.
Baccus is scheduled to serve
with the 5th Combat
Communications Group at
Robins Air Force Base, Ga.
CONFIELD
Army Staff Sgt. Joseph L.
Confield, son of Queenie E.
Confield of Route 1, Tyner, has
arrived in Neu Ulm, West
Germany.
Confield, a radioteletype
operator with the 5th Signal
Command, was previously
assigned at Fork Sill, Oklahoma.
SAUNDERS
Tech. Sgt. Rodney V.
Saunders, son of Eunice J.
Saunders of Route 1, Tyner, has
been named outstanding non
commissioned officer of the
quarter for the 480th
Reconnaissance Technical
Group at Langley Air Force
Base, Va.
The competition was based on
job knowledge, significiant self
improvement, leadership
qualities, ability to be an
articulate and positive
spokesman for the Air Force and
other accomplishments.
Senior
Center
calendar
The following is a list of events
scheduled at the Senior Center in
Hertford on Grubb Street for the
coming week.
20? Bible Study 1:30-3:30
21? Blood Pressure checked
for free 9: 00-12: 00
24? Crochet 1:00-4:00
28 ? Bingo
27? Bible Study 1 : 30-3 : 30
Last week's bingo winners
were Lillian Michael and Naomi
Banks.
Call the Center now and sign up
for the following classes: Basket
Weaving, Fabric
P ain ting/Stenciling, Exercise
Class, and State Fair Trip.
The bus will leave the Senior
Center at 6:30 a.m. on Thursday,
October IB for the State Fair. We
will stop in Williamston for
breakfast and arrive at the fair
around 10:00 a.m. We will leave
the fair at 4:00 p.m. and make a
?top in Wilson at Parker's
Restaurant for dinner.
The bus will arrive back la
town around ?:00 p.m. The cost is
$10.00 per person, which includes
the fair transportation and your
ticket to the fair. (Senior Citizens
?5 years of age or older are
admitted free in the fair.) All
moils are on your own. Call the
Center now to register.
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Saunders is an imagery
interpretation technician.
Festival of Skills to offer wide variety
Only * few traces of summer
remain. The wild geese and
mallards win soon be arriving,
but first comes "The Festival of
Skills" with creative,
inexpensive and exciting gifts
and accessories. Whatever the
shoppers or browsers are looking
for, they should be able to find it
on Saturday, October 6, at the
Perquimans County High School
Gymnasium located behind the
Perquimans High School on
Business 17 in Hertford.
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EXTENSION
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Under wood
This year, there will be
drawings for door prizes on the
hour which means lucky winners
will carry home special
handmade items donated by the
talented craftsmen.
Patricia Benton has been busy
making Cabbage Patch Doll
clothes. Why not dress that 1983
Cabbage Patch Baby in a new
outfit for the Holiday Season and
its first birthday? Visit Patricia
(or an excellent selection of doll
clothes.
Maude Ellis will have a booth
of miscellaneous crafts including
baked goods and art. Maude is a
lady of many talents and this
year she will be at The Festival
of Skills sharing them with you.
Newcomers will be a brother
and sister team, originally from
Perquimans County, Faye Long
Ward from Goldsboro, N. C.
and Claude and Ruby Long from
Greenville, N. C. Faye's
speciality will be these elegant
handcut and sttnciled
lampshades and ribbon crafts.
Claude and Ruby will feature
wood items, animals, shelves,
towel racks and small lamps.
Come welcome these
Perquimans County natives.
More stenciling, fabric
painting, and quilting will be
found in Trudy Outland's booth.
Trudy is from Sunbury and a
newcomer to The Festival of
Skills.
We'll have Ruby Stanley
returning with her great
selection of crocheted sweaters,
vests, hats, and pocket books.
You'll be ready for cold weather
after a purchase from Ruby!
There'll be surprises along the
way. Emily Harrell will probably
have lingerie and Lynn Hilborn,
baskets in the Burgess Extension
Homemakers Booth. And there'll
be baked goods for sale as you
visit Hunter's Fork Ladies
Auxiliary, Snug Harbor
Community Church, and Snug
Harbor Civic League Booths.
Furniture and accessories by
Darlene Wiley of Hobbsville will
add variety and interest to the
displays of pillows and
Christmas Ornaments by Piccola
Chappell.
Original crocheted Christmas
by Nancy Jo Townsend sould like
a must as well as her
handcrafted lollipops.
Mr. Charles Poole, Public
Relations Officer of Elizabeth
City, will have an educational
exhibit of the National
Association of Retired Federal
Employees. Stop by and visit
with Mr. Poole.
The 1984 Festival of Skills
sponsored by Perquimans
County Extension Homemakers
offers a great variety of arts and
crafts. Plan to attend and see for
yourself the many talented
people who will be in Hertford on
Saturday, October 6 from 10:00
a.m. until 7:00 p.m. Admission:
$1.00 for adults and $.50 for
students.
Twenty-seven booths are ready
for the Big Day! A few spaces
are available. If anyone is
'interested call 426-7697.
Only a few participants have
been mentioned in this news
article.
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