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EIEMENTARY SCHOOLS'
May 9 • May 13
Monday: Pizza, Turkqr Salad on Lettuce
w/Crackers, Chef Salad, Potatoes, Buttered
Carrots, Lettuce & Tomato, Hot Roll,
Milk/Drink, Dessert
'Diesday: Manager’s Choice.
Wednesday: Beef-O-Roni, Chic-Fillet, Chef
Salad, French Fries, Tossed Salad, Seasoned
Green Leafy Vegetables, Hot Roll, Milk/Drink,
Dessert.
Thursday: Baked Ham, Smoked Sausage,
Chef Salad, Seasoned Blackeyed Peas, Sweet
PotatMS, Baked Sliced Apples (canned) Cheese
Biscuit Milk/Drink, Dessert
Pizza, Toasted Ham & Cheese, Chef Salad,
Tossed Salad, French Pries, Chilled Fruit
Cup, Milk/Drink, Dessert
MIDDLE & HIGH SCHOOL
May 9 • May 18
Monday: Spaghetti w/Meat Sauce & Garlic
Bread, Luncheon Meat & Cheese Sandwich, Chef
Salad, Tossed Green Salad, French Fries,
Seasoned Mixed Vegetables, SpicedAppIosauce,
Milk/Drink, Dessert.
Tuesday: Ham, Cheese Bun, Bar-B-Que
Chicken w/Hot Roll, Chef Salad, Buttered
Broccoli, Potato Sala^ Glazed Carrots, Chilled
Fruit Cup, Milk/Drink, Dessert.
Wednesday: Cheeseburger, Turkey Salad
Sandwich or Chicken Salad on Lettuce, Chef
Salad, Crispy Fries, Lettuce & Tomato, Seasoned
Beans, Pear half Milk/Drink, Dessert
Thursday: Hot Dog, Fish Sandwich, Chef
Salad, French Fries, Cole Slaw, Baked Beans,
Spiced Applesauce, Milk/Drink, Dessert.
Friday: Pizza, Sandwich, Chef Salad, Tossed
Salad, Crispy Fries, Buttered Com, Chilled
Fruit Cup, Milk/Drink, Dessert.
Fuller’s
Music House
$20®® a month rents a
Wurlitzer Piano. All
rent applies if you decide
to buy! Financing at an
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you buy.
216 Middle Street
638-2811
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Berry Patch
.Spring Garden Rd
Rck your own
Strawberries
Call 638-5552
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Marketing:
Students
Attend
Conference
Left to right: Wendy Woolard,
Susan Gaskins, andMark Bender.
National Honor
Inducts
New Members
Local ladies demonstrate the art of Quilting
at West Craven Middle Schod Open House.”
North CarolinaHeritage Week was celebrated
April 25-29 at West Craven Middle School.
During this week, students and staff participated
in many activities with local craftspeople and
resource persons. Among these activities were:
Basketweaving, spinning, candle-making,
quilting, wreaths from grapevines, pine needle
crafts, woodworking, and nature crafts. On
display throughout the school were antiques,
museum paintings, doll collections, water color
paintings, pottery and Shaker Furniture.
Students were entertained by a Recorder Music
Group, a barbershop quartet, a handbell group
and a local clogging grroup. Many local residents
attended the Open Houseon Motriay night, April
25, 1983. After visiting with teachers, visitors
viewed antiques and were entertained by the
Craven County Cloggers.
The North Carolina Heritage Week
celebration was a great success and students
became cognizant .of the importance of their
heritage.
On Monday, April 25, the West Craven chapter
of the National Honor Society held their annual
induction. Jodie Walker, president, gave the
welcome to the new inductees and invited guests.
Angie Jones presented the invocation. Four
members gave brief presentations on desired
characteristics of a National Honor Society
member Lee Kirkman on character, Bridget
Sutton on Scholarship, Stephanie Seigler on
Leadership, and Queenie Beckwith on Service.
Robert E. Jolly, principal of West Craven, gave
his congratulatory remarks to the new members
and a welcome to the guests. Refreshments were
served after the ceremony.
The new members of the West Craven National
Honor Society are as follows: Patricia Anderson,
Margaret Barnhill, Christine Bender, Jo-elle
Brown, Sharon Campbell, Ginny Chandler,
Patricia Dawson, Mary Sue Franklin, Regina
Hargett, John Hawkins, Rhonda Lynn Heath,
Wayne Hedgepeth, Candy Hoyle, Victory Jones,
Ethel Leary, Pam Ludwig, Amy McCarter,
Jackie Mobley, Frankie Moore, Natalie Moore,
Anita Murriel, Angela Smith, Beverly Smith,
Jane Smith, Tammy Thompson, Wendy Toler,
Reva Wade,Kelly Walker, Delores Waters, and
Carla Wright.
Dr. G. Robert Vines
Optometrist
(Vision and Contact Lens Specialist)
Complete vision analysis, Glaucoma check,
refraction and prescription for glasses.
1. Complete vision analysis. Glaucoma check,
refraction and prescription for contact lenses
(hard or soft)
2. Contact fitting and care instructions.
3. Rechecks and follow-up care.
4. Fitting Extended Wear Lens, (Up to 2 weeks
wear without removing).
5 Now offering Bifocal Soft Contact Lens.
6. Toric Contact Lens to Correct Astigmatism.
For Information & Appointments
Call:
633-1215
(Twin Rivers Mall) 633-1215
New Bern, NC (Carolina East Mall)
Monday, Thursday,
Friday & Saturday
Greenville, NC
Tuesday only
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Church Groups Welcome
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12 Noon -12 Midnight Sat.
1-6 p.m. Sun.
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