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Page 6, Watt Craven Highlights, Farm Life School Alumni—May 9 On Friday night, May 9th at 7:00 p.m.for the 66th consecutive year former classmates will gather for the Farm Life School Alumni Banquet and Dance. The banquet will be in the Vanceboro-Farm Life School Cafeteria. Those who graduated from Farm Life High School or attended Farm Life and graduated from another school are invited and may bring a guest with them. The spouse of a deceased jLlumnus is invited and may bring a guest with them. Admission to the Banquet is $4.00 per person. The dance will be in the school gym beginning at 9:00 P.M. Music for the dance will be furnished by "The Sands" from Morehead City. The dance committee is making plans so that everyone can enjoy being at the dance. Anyone may go to the dance, whether you ever attended Farm Life School or not. May 1,1986 Admission is $4.00 per person, reunion for the graduating This Will be the 50th year class of 1936. There will be The staff welcomes you to Lakeside Restaurant under New Management. Kay W. Heath, Manager. Open 6 AM-8 PM Mon.-Thurs. 6 AM-Until Fri. & Sat. 11 AM-8 PM Sun. Serving Daily Specials Soup & Sandwiches $2.95 Meals $3.25 Served with Coffee or Tea & Dessert LAKESIDE RESTAURANT Hwy 17 North of Bridgeton-Hwy 17 South of Vanceboro Phone 244-0001 RE-ELECT DOROTHY P. PATE CLERK OF SUPERIOR COURT EXPERIENCED QUALIFIED UNBIASED HONEST DEDICATED Wa, the staff of the Clerk of Superior Court of Craven County,solicit your vote and support to re-elect Dorothy P. Pate, Clerk of Superior Court . Under the leadership of Mrs. Pate, during her nineteen years as Clerk, our office has experienced many changes. The staff has increased from five to twenty-four employees. In addition to supervising all record keeping procedures, receiving and disbursing child support payments, receiving and investing money for minors and Incompetents; the Clerk is also ex-officio Judge of the Probate Court and holds may judicial hearings. The Clerk must be knowledgeable of the laws of North Carolina and keep up with new laws passed by the General Assembly which effect the Clerk’s Office. Mrs. Pat ehas been commended, by both the State Auditor and the Administrative Office of the Courts, for the efficient and accurate manner in which she carries out the many duties and responsibilities of Clerk. We consider it a privilege to serve the people of Craven County under the capable leadership of Mrs. Pate and we each ask for your vote and support on May 6. SPECIAL PROCEEDINGS AND ESTATES Lois Pate Jan Cahoon Donna Works bookkeeping and CASHIER Sylvia Moore Sandra Fulcher Debbie Fuller Debbie Anderson Kathleen Shepard YOUR VOTE WILL BE GREATLY APPRECIATED (Paid for by Office Staff Clerk of Superior Court) CIVIL DIVISION Jean Boyd Jan Williams Judy Holton Inez Bryan Tami Cahoon Loretta DeBruhl Margaret Brinson JUVENILE DIVISION Sondra Grady CRIMINAL DIVISION Helen Powers Alice Lane Tillie Jones Sandra Faulkner Cheri Hunter Helen Harrington Lisa Anderson Sue Waters reserved tables for the classes of 1936, 1956, and 1966. There was no graduating class in 1946. This was the year High School changed from 3 to 4 years. The executive committee met at President Jerry Phillips home on April 17. Each committee reported as to-tlw plans for the banquet and dance. Gus Kite, Food Chairman has secured Parkers from Greenville to cater the Dinner. Joe and Linda Thomas have a very enjoyable program planned. U.S. Senate Milton Croom Croom On The Issues DEFENSE In an effort to reverse present trends, I endorse i NATIONAL DEFENSE MOBILIZATION including: * a crash program for the STRATEGIC DEFENSE INITIATIVE (SDI): * the STRATEGIC MODERNIZATION PROGRAM (MX, Trident, B-1 bomber); * the ANTI-SATELLITE SYSTEM (ASATs); * the CHEMICAL WEAPONS PROGRAM. "I oppose cuts in the defense budget, and any attempt to split us from our allies or to deny aid to freedom fighters anywhere." THE SDI IS OUR NUMBER ONE PRIORITY ECONOMY 'I endorse LONG TERM, LOW INTEREST CREDITS for agricultural and industrial investment infrastructure, and capital goods export to restart production, curb inflation, and relieve the backbone of our economy from its oppressive burden of debt. I endorse; * LOWER TAX RATES for production; * 90% of a Parity Price for farmers FAMILY I support a STRONG NUCLEAR FAMILY and the strengthening of TRADITIONAL MORAL VALUES. DRUGS "I endorse a TOTAL WAR ON DRUGS." Gun Control I will defend the CONSTITUTIONAL RIGHT TO KEEP AND BEAR ARMS. Citizens should be trained in their proper use, but I will oppose any attempt to deny that right. , Education I support a sound CLASSICAL EDUCATION CURRICULUM and increased funding for a quality education, including LOW INTEREST STUDENT LOAN PROGRAMS (with STRICT repayment requirements). Elderly I want to ensure the fullest commitment to the sanctity of life and the right to life. I endorse; increased funding for medical care programs; * stable Social Security benefits. Milton Croom for U.S. Senate Committee)
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