- '.">5 •*, iWr5r#?r ^ V ;*% ,:, V /- Spring fashion show a success The Spring Fashion Show and Luncheon, sponsored by the Vanceboro Junior Women’s Club and held last Saturday, was a hugh suc cess, according to Linda Chesson, chairman of the Fashion Show Committee. Approximately 80 women enjoyed the show, which featured the spring fashions now available at Cora’s Four Seasons. Before the show began Sharon Bland presented a certificate of appreciation to Mrs. Ann Lancaster, who has agreed to be the club’s advisor. Mrs. Lancas ter was made an honorary member of the club. Cora Bailey was also given a certificate of appreciation for her help with the fash ion show. Wesley Morris of Wesley Morris Photogra phy has agreed to be the official club photographer. Mrs. Bland stated that the club wished to thank Mr. Morris for the donation of his time and talent. The greenery for the show was furnished by Cleve’s Florist and Garden Center. Sut ton’s- Supermarket and Kite’s Supermarket fur nished the dinnerware. Linda Chesson and Terri Beaman wrote the descrip tions of each outfit, which Mrs. Bland read as club members modeled the dif ferent fashions. The fash ions included styles by Me lissa Lane, P.B.J. Cinnamon Stik, and Alfred Werber. The tables were covered with white tablespread with candles or silk flowers as centerpieces. Mrs. Paula Jordan headed up the De coration Committee, which was responsible for the tables, greenery, and other decorations. A lunch of cream cheese, pimiento cheese, chicken salad, and egg salad sand wiches was served with potato salad, deviled eggs, pickles, carrot and celery sticks, and cake squares. Mrs. Carol Morris chaired the Food Committee. The Junior Girl Scouts served the meal. After all the money was totaled it was announced that the group had earned about $140. HONORED—Mri. Ann Lancaster was honared with a certificate ef appreciation from the Vanceboro Junior Women. The women selected Mrs. Lancaster as the club's advisor. (Photo by Rick Cannon) TennisAssociationorganizing FASHION SHOW—Over 80 persons oHended the Spring Foshion Show sponsored by the Vanceboro Junior Women's Club last Saturday. (Photo by Rick Cannon) An. organizational meet ing of the Greater Vance-- boro Area Tennis Associa tion will be held Thursday, March 22nd in the High lights office at 8:00 p.m., the Executive Committee announced recently. All persons interested in join ing or who have already joined should attend. The Executive Committee also set April 16, 1979 as a tentative deadline for char ter membership registra tion. Dues for Charter Members were set last year at $5.00 per person. The Committee decided that dues for persons joining after, the April 16 deadline would be $7.50 per person. In an organizational meet ing held last year, the group decided that in order to participate in the Tennis Ladder one must be a member of the Association. Topics which will be discus sed at the March 22nd meeting include dates to begin the events, what events to have this year, and when to start the Tennis Ladder. The Excu- tive Committee agreed on the following tentative schedule of events for March and April: Ladies-Singles Round Robin Tournament March 30, 31, April 1 Men's 30 & Under Singles Round Robin Tournament April 6, 7, 8 Men’s 30 & over Singles Round Robin Tournament April 13, 14, 15 Boys & Girls 12 & under Singles Tournament April 20, 21, 22 These events and dates will be discussed and explained at the meeting on Thurs day, March 22nd. Lancaster speaks to Rotarians hbiu^j ilbiti about >’C'»pture$| iSllifaifetti blp/fbb':-'"'' : tbrong^o -'grew up Z " > tiw l^iwkd (rf , ,J;;'bi^-wb«n"preaehin^':^-$li*,paoplefc1 ; niid tbi cb>vw fiW id|p od Saint Pati^*b. jOag tt iftmivarsary of kfal diiiMi ISIS' (Editor’s Note: This article was inadvertently omitted from last week’s edition.) Grover Lancaster, Jr., member of the Craven County Board of Commis sioners for over sixteen years, spoke to the Vance- oro Rotary Club at its regu lar Thursday night meeting last Thursday, March 1. Lancaster, recently appoint ed by North Carolina Gov. Jim Hunt to the Energy Conservation Corp, discus sed the increasing need for conservation of energy. The Energy Conservation Corp. is a volunteer group with representatives from each county whose job is to promote energy conserva tion in civic clubs and other organiutions. Lancaster est-.. plained that in 1975 North Carolina consumed 2.8 bil lion gallons of gasoline, ninety-eight per cent of which was transportation. In addition, 60% of the 19.5 million gallons of fuel oil was consumed by homes. He told the Rotarians that this time the Energy Shor tage is for real and that homeowners and business men must begin to gradual ly adjust their lifestyles to ones that consume less energy. Lancaster indicated that we must build homes that are more energy effici ent and transportation that is more efficient than the present internal combustion engine. Two major energy bills are up for considera- ion in the state legislature. .Pue.of .tjie, bills caUs.,.f^r, fuel rationing. Lancaster concluded his visit by answering questions from the Rotarians and giving out various brochures on energy conservation. Ques tions did not confine them selves solely to energy. One Rotarian asked Lancaster what his position on the new Vanceboro Elementary School Board would be. Lancaster responded that certain questions must be answered before he will support any request for funds. He indicated that he would have to be knowled geable of the Board of Education’s plans and would have to know the fate of existing buildings making up the Farm Life School complex. Presently, th^ Faw Ufe Schoql. plapt consists of a gymnasium, an auditorium, the main building, the “agriculture building” (presently being used as a classroom build ing), and a library (former ly the Home Economics building). Lancaster implied that if these questions and others were answered to his satisfaction, he would support the appropriating of money for the building of a new elementary school in Vanceboro. The Rotarians welcomed in addition to Mr. Lancas ter, Rev. John Blue of Durham and Mr. Donald Witherington. VnhM'

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