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Thursday, December 6 1973 i EDENTON—SEASON AND TOURNA MENT CHAMPS—Pictured above, left to right, are: Roy Winslow, Johnny Barrow, Hawk Crummey, William Leary and Danny King. v* v w-^b •. n QHRk *« .'Vj ■ BBUgA&x.. 1 IK bml . « A m ■HEsHrJs! : La I *;-.„ B • V -If smWßlm§im,m «k4.a 5 - * »•- -, ■ 1 ‘iSfP-’ . -> o« a* 9 eIBT ji i ,: %SS?B^ ;> '' „• /" f( f « w JR "f| GEORGE C. MOORE—TOURNAMENT RUNNER-UP Pictured above, left to right, are: Brenda Spruill, Jan Allums, Connie Williford, Pam Spruill, Beth Jethro, Nellie Brown, Judy White and Brenda Barrow. Not pictured are Diane Brabble, Lucille Blanchard, Gayle Gieseke and Sue Brown • Owl Hoots and Screeches . . . HOOTS By. MRS. NELLIE M. SANDERS Director Petti*rew Regional Library LIBRARY DEVELOPMENT ~ In any organization with a .large membership, such as the '.North Carolina Association, which has only one general meeting every two years, the real work must be done in committees There are several areas of interest in librarianship represented by Sections (School Rbraries; and liversitv Libraries, etc.i and ol course, the one to which I lielong is the Public Libraries Section. Each of these sections has a number of committees which means that a large number of members can participate in the planning and guidance of library-related activities. For the next two years, my primary assignment for the North Carolina Library Association's Public Libraries t Section is to the Development Committee which is composed of fourteen members. Five of us are Directors of Regional Library systems (four in the Frigidaire! Frigidaire! SHI oacitY 1 piece to 18 pounds freezer stores up to 166 lbs. attachments. Jet 1 Frost-Proof. ssrJS'sssK; K™nC^x. on "- i Care. Automatic Soak cycle. oM«ke messy oven cleaning a chore o' the past An Electri-clean oven that can clean itself and oven racks auto matically is just one of the extra con (omy Z WW WKW| vanlamcaeyou get with this FrigMakw 1m UHTIL CHRISTMAS / f |DO OXJR o v. r. riPfjnLNdvfG centra} or western part of the state), four members represent large metropolitan library systems tin Asheville, Charlotte, Durham and Raleigh) and the others are directors of County systems. Because of the wide geographical area involved, long distance travel is inevitably required from some of the participants. Our first last week, is in, the western part of the state in Burnsville no doubt the next hne will shift a bit closer to home for us easterners. SCREECHES SCATTERED FAMILIES - Thanksgiving is traditionally a day lor families to be together, but many of us have rather scattered families and it takes some traveling to achieve this. Among the staff members of the Pettigrew Regional Library, I know of two trips to Virginia (by Pearl ; Furlough, the Bookmobile Librarian, and by Kim Varin, the Washington County Librarian) and one to Raleigh (By Elva Riddick, v maf'immi R|A\, 'i II P bJBB igR » m| \ h »i&? * < r - r * 4 1 GEORGE CHEVROLET TOURNAMENT RUNNER UP—Pictured above, left to right, are: Buddy Boyce, Gil Burroughs, Gary Swanner, Allen Asbell and David Copeland. Not pictured is Frank Cox. HOSPITAL SPORTSMANSHIP —Pictured above, left to right, are: David Harrell, coach; Brenda Bunch. Lucy Lassiter. Linda Hutchins. Jo-Ann Roulac and Betty Forehand. Washington County Children’s Librarian). Others had visits from family members. I fell in this category with the pleasure of my daughter Cyndy’s presence for two days (the rest of my family is in California). We were unable to do much holiday eating, though, since she had just had a wisdom tooth •lulled the jinx 1 mentioned ast week is speading! HOOTS LOVE FEAST - One of the traditjons for the holiday season which I have always enjoyed is a Candlelighting Service and since I’ve been in Plymouth. I've discovered a variation of this tradition which is even more meaningful: The Love Feast. As a member of the Washington County Historical Society, I have had the privilege of helping to foster this “new” tradition the first one was held four years ago at the Rehoboth Church only four months after 1 arrived. Thanks to the generosity of the participants at these services and the annual Homecoming, much progress has been made in the restoration of historic Rehoboth. The large crowd at last Sunday night’s Love Feast enjoyed the eight of the freshly plastered walls and the new brick steps the most recent improvements. Joms Prodata la Maw Quarters Frank R. Jones & Son Produce has relocated, one-half mile off U. S. 17 next to his residence. The move was brought due to the plans for the new by-pass. “We are now open for business with the same variety of fruits and vegetables that we have carried for the past 27 years,” Jones stated. Arm co. Corrugated Steal Pipe For I rrigation/ Drainaga rrs EASY TO IN STALL. STRONG . . . Uses include road cul vert*, ditch cross-overs, stock water supply lines .and turnout*. Durable zinc-coated Armca Corru gated Steel Pips is avail able in diameters 8 to 96 inches. We maintain stock for your needs. Call ift for prices— d ' - I HWWwPWW ■ ; ." fMMWI V ■THE,CHOtf AW HERALD Tyler j Edenton \ Your Happy Shopping Store S . | we ’ll make it a rrierrier Christmas j L for anyone exchanging a gift j j j i \ BrtkP cUc y toacce Pt I j i — t — W I ! \ I* I j’ \ i 8 our B «a,est opportune \ .. simply by helpi”S peop an d with a smile- 1 I \ or a lot ol red tape - • \ 2 \ without fuss or tha t any salesperson can \ ] \ ’ • Dlified our system 30 based at any Belk l I \ wehavestmplife r , a gift purchased ) \ handle an exchange Bel* store- \ | . \ store can be exchange til al l our customers are \ A ' really tsn't over f° r Thio simple and \ 4§ti \ \ Sincerely* \ | I Store Manager I jfL ,- i' ji *. \ • a! I METHODIST— SPORTSMANSHIP Pictured above, left to right, are: F. A. Jordan, Bunk Burroughs, John Guard, Jack Parker, Ray Midgett, C. B. Smith, Harry Gibson and Mike Hall. Chowan 4-H Winners Continued from Page I County winners in the 46 projects were recognized. They are as follows: Beef Randy Copeland: Bicycle 1— Eleanor Davis; Bicycle II Jane Parrish: Clothing I Debbie Jordan: Cothing 111 Marion Dail; Wildlife David Bunch; Forestry Mary Helen Dail; Dairy Foods Angela Faye Twine; Dog Care and Training David Jordan; Electric I Jane Parrish; Electric II Jean Parrish; Entomology David Jordan; Adventures In the Kitchen Benita Ward; All American Foods Eleanor Davis; Meals for Today Marion Dail; Food Preservation Jean Parrish; Frozen Foods I Debbie Jordan; Frozen Foods II Eleanor Davis; Canning I Debbie Jordan; Canning II Eleanor Davis; Canning 111 Kathryn Goodwin; Health I (girl) Benita Ward; Health I (boy) David Jordan; Health 1-3 (girl) Debbie Jordan; Health 1-3 (boy) Joseph Goodwin; Health II Jill Copeland; Health 111 Kathryn Goodwin; Home Environment Jean Parrish and Jane Parrish; Home Management I Dannie Ward; Home Management II Kathryn Goodwin: Photography Marion Dail; Poultry Jo Ann Perry and Carroll Perry: Safety Eleanor Davis; Swine lvey Ward; Peanuts Bob Jordan: Corn Jane Parrish; Flower Growing Jane Parrish; Crafts Kathryn Goodwin: Home Garden Eleanor Davis; Horse Debbie Jordan: CARTERETTES SEASON AND TOURNAMENT CHAMPS Pictured above, left to right, are: Jackie Spear, Sherrie Ellis, Terry Shaw, Phyllis Spear, Katie Thomas and Emma Turner. Woodworking David Jordan; Home Grounds Beautification Jill Copeland; Camping Joseph Goodwin; Self Determined Debbie Jordan; Small Fruits Jill Copeland: Science in 4-H David Jordan: Beekeeping Bob Jordan. Jill Copeland led in the pledge to the American flag and Steve Fleming led the 4-H pledge. Bill Mansfield, vice president of the county council, gave the devotion. Special music for the occasion was rendered by Elizabeth Fain. Connie Twine. Faye Twine, and Gloria White. The welcome and recognition of leaders was given by Mary Helen Dail. Kathryn Goodwin was pianist for the program. Jean Parrish introduced the speaker. Project exhibits were on display. Page 7-B CALL ME! sT' Stan Stroud |J I Motor Hoke Corp. Phone 482-3421 EDENTON. N. C. THY A IIKKAI.D CLASSIFIED Al)
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