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L ‘k •I T' Page 12, West Craven Highlights, June 10,1982 Awards Day June 4, 1982 Valedictorian Kim Holzworth Salutatorian Gail Ludwig Service Award Joan Taylor Kay Brown Citizenship Scott Gladson - Senior Class Queenie Beckwith - Junior Class Stacy Lee - Sophomore Class Kelly Walker - Freshman Class Art Joney Culpepper Business Accounting Angie Jones Business Renee Davis Business Tina Bryan English Most Improved Senior Lisa Ipock Juniors Rita Lewis Angie Jones Sophomores John Baker Stacey Lee Kim Anderson - Most Improved Freshman Patricia Anderson The Third Annual Creative Writing Contest was held this Spring. The winners are: 1st Place Kim Holzworth 2nd Place Bobby Krofchick 3rd Place Wayne Hedgepath 4th Place Eunice Hargett Math Awards Basic Math Barbara Wayne Algebra I Margaret Barnhill Geometry Joanna Register Algebra II Queenie Beckwith Advanced Math Tina Bryan Consumer Math Fonda Simmons Driver Education Richard D’elia Physical Education Bridget Sutton Wesley Stanley ' John Hawkins Perry Whitford Science Biology John Baker Biology Stacy Lee Chemistry Quennie Beckwith Physics Pam Register Physical Science Carla Wright Spanish Queenie Beckwith Social Studies Sociology Robin Brown World Geography Leavy Bryant ' World History Sherry Register Woodman of the World American History Award Sherri Allen Vocational Awards Bricklaying Sam Hardy Electricity Irma Moore Auto Mechanics Greg Miller Graphics Robin Brown Best Supervised Home Project Clif Tyson Distributive Education Barbara Beaufort Horticulture Kaye Brown Home Economics Margaret Barnhill Aquila Cindy Cox T.V. Production Bobby Krofchick Music Department Service Award Connie Jones Outstanding Choir Member . Rosa Wetherington Art Club Award Dorothea Tucker DECA Award Shelton Smith FBLA Award Joan Taylor FFA Award Kaye Brown SGA Award Jackie Cox VICA Award Teresa Kite Outstanding Bus Driver Award .... Kaye Brown We have 32 Bus Drivers that will receive Safe Driving Pins and Certificates. Cheerleader Award Sherri Blalock Mrs. Horner. Regent, Richard Dobbs Speight Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revoluntion, presented their award to Tina Bryan. Mrs. Whitford, Member of the Vanceboro Junior Woman’s Club pre.sented The Sally Southall Cotton Scholarship to Gail Ludwig. The Theta Beta Omega Chapter of the Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority presented two scholarships to two students. Joney Culpepper - a $200 scholarship and Jackie Cox a $200 scholarship. District 4—H Activity Day Craven County 4-H members are among hundreds of 4-H’ers from 17 counties in the NE District who will partici pate in the annual District 4-H Activity Day competition on June 16 at Hertford, N. C. The District 4-H Activity Day is being held to select winners to vie for top honors during North Carolina 4-H Congress July 19-23 at North Carolina State Univers ity, according to Jim Holton, County 4-H Agent. Similar events^re being held at five other locations in the state. Deadline for Articles and Advertisements Mondays at Noon! i m ■ ■ ■ id! The 4-H’ers will compete in some 30 activities, ranging from archery, cooking and sewing to landscaping. automotive skill driving, crop production and wildlife conservation. Sixteen (16) County 4- H’ers who will partici pate and their programs are: Beverly Gaskins- Electric; Michelle Tyn- dall-Beef Char-Grill; Tammy Eubanks-Horse; Sabre Wright and Theresa Wright-Horse; Amy Dickens-Horse; Public Speaking; Tony Campbell-Safety; Mich elle Hardy-Egg Cookery; Tara Singleton-Dairy Foods; John W'right-Pork Cookery; Neshawn Cox- Egg Cookery; Monique Baker-Peanut Foods; Stacy Marshall-Fruits and Vegetables; Tommy Marshall-Breads; Dolly Bryant-Poultry Barbe- que; and Regina Hargett- Fruits and Vegetables. Buy And Sell With Want Ads DON’T KISS YOUR RENT GOOD-BYE! YOU CAN OWN THIS HOME I NEW 2 BEDROOM 14' WIDE ONLY 9695°° PLUS TAX TOTAL ELECTRIC-FURNISHED 100 MILES FREE DELIVERY AZALEA MOBILE HOMES OF N.C., INC. SEE TOMMY WILLIAMS - LEN KILPATRICK GREENVILLE - 756-7815 WALTER SPEIGHT CHOCOWINITY - 946-5639 Tips on Canning With Water Bath Any large metal container may be used as a boiling water bath canner. It must be deep enough, however, for water to cover the tops of the jars by at least one inch. Other points to look for in your container are a tight-fitting cover and a wire rack to hold jars off the bottom of the kettle. This will allow water to circulate freely and prevent jar breakage. If you already have a steam pressure canner, you may use itas a boiling water bath canner providing it is deep enough. Remember, however, that if you use the steam pressure canner you can cover it but do not fasten the lid. And be sure to leave the petcock or vent wide open to allow steam to escape. WE HEARD:::A certain judge sentences all convicted DUI’s to take out an ad in the local newspaper to apologize to the Community for driving under the influence. Save on electric bills by not lighting one part of a room when it’s not in use. RE-ELECT JOHN B. I WILLIS FOB COUNTY COMMISSIONER OF DISTRICT NO. 3 Thanks for your support I am still the people’s Candidate Paid for by the Candidate D
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