tended hearts
? hapter begun
Vlended Hearts is an appropi iate
r Chowan County resident
?over Johnson, who wants to
rm a local chapter of Mended
;arts, a national volunteer j;roup
?dicated to helping heart pati<
id their families. Its 20,i?h| met
trs include patients, family mem
'rs and over 3,000 accredited cisi
rs, 80 percent of whom an
rmer heart patients themselv <
I Mended Hearts, formed ii>
/ four Boston heart surg< i
ents, has a primary nir ? kvi <?
low that one can lead a nor m
id active life alter lieai t s>ui
Basically, the group talks at
fe after surgery" said' Mr : i
>n, who had heart surgery n
t Norfolk's Sentara Hospital
The 63-year old Johnson, who ^ ,
ative of Suffolk, Va has beets vi
ing area heart patients with the
I opes of starting a local. 'h
ince the closest chapter; ar
ently in Greenville and Nortolt
'here are more than 200 chapters
ationwide. "I almost g \ j> ?.
lea of starting a chaj>te *la
?ut a couple of guys chawed w
nind, and I felt T was doing ! "
;ood," said the Arrowhead ?' > I
esident
From those conversant >ns
'ohnson set up the ?
ion meeting for Tutbik.j , ,, . !
ltli at 7:30 p.m. in < 'ho
al's classroom Dan I lot i
Vtlantic Regional
Vlended Hearts, will
speaker. The session v. i"
jeople to learn alxmi
Hearts and what ti iak'. .> ?. u , .
ocal chapter
Mr. Johnson feels '
;nough heart patients in
?astern part of the state to
a local chapter. He added,
is always new informa >
ing eating habits and li
make it vital to the hea '
attend."
For additional ini'ot n
Mended Hearts or to
the meeting, call Gp>v?'t
at 221-8W or Chowan l
Claire Mills at 4K2-H-4..I ?
pete Rogers at ext 3>!t.
Employment
workshop set
The Chesapeake Campus
water Community < ollege . <
ing a Federal Employment
Workshop on Tuesday, Apn!
from 1:3(1 to 2:45 p.m. in r
Topics to be covered I
step-by-step explanation of ppK
ing for federal employment, tip
for completing the federal job
plication (Sf-171 ? and the cm
outlook for federal employm<
cally. The speaker wilj. be
Holland, Personnel Staffing
cialist at the. Off ice ol
Management in Norfolk
The workshop is free
the public. Registration is
quired. Call 547-9271, ext 233 ?
to register.
Dare Jaycees
strike force
The Dare County Jayvee* \vil
bowl against dystrophy on A ;
17th at 7 p.m. to rai ,o money t
benefit the Musculai iKmioph
Assoication. The Strike
bowling event will be held at Be
Bowl.
Come out and meet those xt
ling" Jaycees in your commun;'
and cheer tliem on All mmii \
raised will benefit those v. il. t?
romuscular disease right here )
Northeastern North Carolina
NOTICE OF I'lilH K
HEARING
I
The Hertford Town Comic^ ?
will hold a Public Ho
the Council ChaitiixMs . ;
Town Municipal BuiUm <:
7:00 FM on April H), l''V .
in Hertford, NC
The purpose of the Public
Hearing is to receive public
comments and suggestions
concerning a possible Com
munity Development Block
Grant project for the Town.
The Town plans to submit a
CDBG project to the North
Carolina Department of Nat
sural Resources and Com
munity Development for
possible funding.
Activities eligible for inclu
sion in this program include
but are not limited the fol
lowing: Housing rehabilita
tion, public facility conslnic
tion, acquisition, clearance,
relocation, and intallation of
public utilities.
All interested citizens are
urged to attend
at-iut your Easter bon
11 Mis. Finch's
class paraded to the lunchroom last Friday in
bonnets and bouteniers to celebrate Easter.
F'' on the move
? >1 ' "fts
i'.vity' "t
. lVnt?
??tllX'l
. . ,ind
?
Miss Ann Kogerson of Greenville
visited relatives in the area last
weekend,
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Zaluski, From
Norfolk. Va, visited relatives here
last week.
Mrs. Mary Adams and Mr. and
Mrs David Adams from Connecti
cut, visited relatives here last
jAvf't-k.
Airs. !? red Gregory and daughter
I V lekie ol It?u leigh and Mr. Royce
Vicktrs of Virginia Beach, VA
i t with weekend with their
Mrs. Kllie Vickers.
Mr. and Mrs. Phil Harris, An
drew and Courtney visited his par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Harris, in
Chesapeake on Sunday.
(Editor's note: People on the move
has not appeared regularly due to a
lack of response from our readers.
Many of our readers have ex
pressed a great interest in the col
umn, and have requested that we
try to offer it at least every two
weeks. Please call in your out-of
county visitors and visits so that
we might share them with our
readers. Thank you.)
ds scout fund drive
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rW r^t .
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i.-'L
MAN: l',S. Air Force Technical
Sfngeant Thomas F. Jones, son of
Mrs, Addie N. Jones, has been
named Outstanding Maintenance
Man in his unit at Little Rock AFB,
Ark. Sargeant Jones, a missile
electronics systems technican, was
selected for his leadership, exem
plary conduct and duty perfor
mance. He is assigned to a unit of
the Strategic Air Command. A 1953
graduate of Perquimans County
High School, he attended the Uni
versity of Arkansas. The sargeant
and his wife, Alicia, have two chil
dren, Gloria, 15, and Thomas 12.
MAJ. COLSON EARNS OUT
STANDING UNIT AWARD FOR
THIRD TIME: Major Harold G.
Colson, Sr. of Route 3, Hertford is
an aircrewman in a select Andrews
AFS, MD. special air missions or
ganization that has earned the U.S.
Air Force Outstanding Unit Award
for the third time.
the home
:.u ?: li.fVf been
: iiiim
. -..hi; U'dv
i.cimsto
t
1
I ? \ i>u plan' to
l?S;> ? !''!(' flavors
Automatic bank tellers can be a
lifesayer, but never walk away
from a cash machine without ei
ther completing or cancelling your
transaction.
Your food dollar will buy more if
you combine a variety of vegetable
proteins stich as beans, pasta, ce
reals and breads.
Shop only once a week and cut
your food bill The more often you
go to the grocery store, the more
unnecessary items you buy.
M ith Annual
Seminar for J
Se tetaries
and Support Staff
sCay. March 30, 1989
li0a;T.. to 500 p.m.
COST
AGF.NDA
. SPONSORS
t
PARTICIPANTS
? Si ?
REGISTRATION
? jo of i he Aitwmarle
Lecture Auditorium
piabeth City Campus
$ 2 : T-cheon arid seminar; bossas may
? .heon for additional $6
Bobbie i rown's Starwinning Seminar
.:'ed Office Update. Luncheon program
?v feature Carolyn S. Laws, executive
director of the Elizabeth City Chamber of
Commerce
?abeUi City Executive Women's Network
and College of The Albemarle's
Small Business Center
Secretaries, office managers, administra
?ive assistants, customer service person
nel, typists, word processing personnel,
and receptionists
Now1 Call the Elizabeth City Women's
Metwork at 335 0984 '
College of
I COO | The Albemarle
Of local interest:
M
Weekly calendar
Thursday, March 30
Alcoholics Anonymous and Al-anon; 8:00 p.m.; Hertford United Meth? '
odist Church >
Monday, April 3
Perquimans County Commissioners; 10:0ty a.m.; Perquimans County* X
Courthouse , \
Perquimans Playhouse Board Meeting; 8:00 p.m. ; Angler's Cove Res-.'
taurant; dutch dinner at 6:30 p.m.
Tuesday, April 4
Bethel Fire Department; 7:00 p.m.; Bethel Fire Station
Perquimans County Band Boosters; 7:30 p.m.; PCHS band room
Parkville Ruritan Club; 7:00 p.m; Winfall Community Building
Hertford Rotary Club; 6:30 p.m.; Hertford Cafe
Thursday, April 6
Alcoholics Anonymous and Al-anon; 8:00 p.m.; Hertford United Methi .
odist Church
Hertford Fire Department officers; 7:00 p.m. : Hertford Fire Statiofr '
* ? <
Hertford Lions Club; 7:00 p.m.; Hertford Lions Club Building .
SHIPP advisors here; 10:30 a.m. - 1 :00 p.m. ; Perquimans County
nior Center .*?
Purchase Any 5 Bags
of Quality Southern States
Livestock and Poultry Feeds
and Get 1 Bag
FREE.
Offer Good March 31st, 1989 through April 8th. 1989
SOUTHERN STATES COOPERATIVE, inc.
Hertford Service
P.O. Box 645
Hertford, N.C. 27944 426-7164'
ATTENTION
ALL AREA FARMERS
YOU ARE INVITED TO JOIN US AT OUR
ANNUAL
FARMERS APPRECIATION
DINNER
Thursday, MARCH 30, 1989 6:30 P.M.
AMERICAN LEGION BUILDING
HIGHWAY 17 NORTH, EDENTON, N.C.
SPONSORED BY:
Peoples Bank
"Thinking Ahead"
EDENTON, HERTFORD