Mrs. Brenda Joyce
Joins Golf Oil Co/s
Advertising staff
PITTSBURGH P*. - Gulf
Oil Corporation has an
nounced the addition of Mrs.
Brenda Joyce to its Advertising
St Public Relations Depart
ment staff. Mrs. Joyce will
specialize in community re
lations.
A native of Pittsburgh, Pa.,
Mrs. Joyce has had much ex
perience in both writing and
public contact work.
She comes to Gulf from
Carnegie Institute where her
duties included preparing press
releases and feature stories for
The Drama Section, and per
forming before audiences of
five to 500 people. Before
being employed by Carnegie
Institute, she co-produced,
prepared scripts for, and hos
tessed a half-hour weekly tele
vision show on KDKA-TV in
Pittsburgh. She has previous
experience in television as a
regular guest on "The Bob
Bailey Show" in Las Vegas,
Nevada when she resided for
a number of years.
Mrs. Joyce is a concert
singer by avocation. She sings
in Italian, German, French,
and Hebrew. She received her
education in music and Eng
lish-speech at Indiana Univer
sity of Penna. and Carnegie
Institute of Technology.
?r of the Executive Committee of Shaw's Divinity School.
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TWENTY-FIVE YEARS EACH— These three
North Carolina Central University personnel
were honored recently by their co-workers
for 25 years of service at the Durham insti
tution. The new Quarter-Century Club mem
NC Educators C
The North Carolina Educa
tors Credit Union held its
regular meeting, Saturday
April 24, 1971, 10:00 A.M.
at the Credit Union Head
quarters, 125 E. Hargett
Street, Raleigh, N. C. The
opening prayer was delivered
by Mr. G. H. Washington.
5-18.
BAG
bers are, from left, Mrs. Ann M. Jenkins,
assistant professor, library science; John L.'
Stewart, assistant professor, biology; and l
Mrs. Ruth A. Bibby, staff nurse at the stu
dent health center.
redit Union Holds Regular Meet
Mr. C. M. McCall, Vice presi
dent presided for Mr. Jeffers
the president who could not
be present. Remarks by the
chairman, we followed by ac
ceptance of the last minutes.
The Board considered the
matter of delinquent loans,
and ordered the Acting Trea
given to members at the an
nual meeting who save the
SIOO minimum or more on or
before June 30, 1971 date.
If the Prima Plaque certificate
cannot be secured a suitable
certificate is required.
The Board reaffirmed its
faith in the Century Club or
ganization as the best way to
create interest and participa
tion in the credit union pro
gram and urged that all mem
bers become actively involved
in efforts to reach the 500
membership goal by the dead
line date or certainly by the
annual meeting date.
All persons to whom Cen
tury Club Membership Certi
ficates are presented at the
annual meetings of the Club,
on July 17, '7l will be con
sidered charter members. Since
the certificates are to be Prima
Plaque Certificates, it will be
necessary for you to send in
your name as you prefer it
being placed on the certifi
cates, immediately to W. R.
Collins, 125 E. Hargett Street,
Raleigh, N. C. 27601. Your
share deposits since January
1, '7l indicates your intention
to comply with the certificate
share saving requirement for
membership in the Century
Club. You may qualify for this
charter membership in one of
the following ways: 1. If your
SIOO minimum or more has
already been paid in shares. If
the SIOO. minimum amount
that you are currently paying
on or more is paid out on or
before June 30, 1971. 2. If
you are not paying currently
on the SIOO minimum amount
necessary for the Century Club
Certificate, you can begin now
and pay it or more out by
the annual meeting date. If
JBHfc tIX Will NUiBAMO 1 TlUf
CWCACO. vjjuon um
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Lucky families that have
several mothers to honor on
Mother's Day Mom, two
Grandmas, maybe even great-
Grandmas can find taking
them all out for the day an
expensive proposition.
Yet every one wants all the
mothers in the family to be
honored on this day dedicated
to them.
An easy, inexpensive and
yet charming way to please
the whole family is a Mother's
Day Four O'Clock. On a pretty
spring Sunday it gives the
guests time to gather together
and allows the host to inv' -
a longer list of relatives and
friends.
A while back this sort of
party would have been called
a 'tea', but today, since coffee
and lightly alcoholic beverages
are often served the name is
somewhat misleading. So
'Four O'Clock' has become
popular in many areas. An
added advantage of the Four
O'Clock is that a four-to-six
time schedule is taken serious
ly and guests don't linger on
and on.
What to serve? A sandwich
assortment including; thin cu
cumber slices with dill on
buttered white bread; minced
chicken; cream cheese and
date-nut bread; liver pate pin
wheels; chopped egg and olive
triangles. Chocolate brownies,
cookies, tiny tarts, and mina
ture Danish will please the
sweets eaters, along with
chocolate mints.
SWITCHING?
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ternally caused itchinp of eczema,
minor rashes, skin irritations, non
poisonous insect bites. Desensitizes
nerve endings. Kills millions of sur
face germs, aids healing. "De-itch**
skin with Zemo, Liquid or Ointment.
search for a person who would
be Interested in serving as
Bookkeeper-Manager of the
credit union.
4. That the 17 July 1971,
' be set as the date for the
first annual meeting of the
Century Club, to be hosted by
the Durham Business College
of Durham.
5. That a 11 by BV4 Prima
Plaque citation certificate be
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carton. Eight 16-ounce bottles-a gallon of great tasttng
Coca-Cola.
It's Coke at its lowest price per ounce. In the handy gaHorv
sized carton, tt's a good party's worth of delicious, refreshing
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RESERVED. M
contained the following re
commendation* which were
approved by the Board:
1. That the Credit Union
purchase 300 specially labeled
pens as additional incentative
for Century Club participa
tion.
2. Than an all out effort be
made to collect outstanding
notes.
3. That Board members
WI > f
SATURDAY, MAY S, M7I v .. THE CABOLMA THOH-
surer-Manager to retort to any
lepl means of collecting the
same, with the application of
the 2% par month charge
being applied to all outstand
ing notes.
The Acting Treasurer-Mana
ger's report, in addition to
general information items,
you try either of these con-
dttkxw, it «■ to n«eeaeary
tot you to ami hi your aaaae,
Willi a pay HIM* If you an
not already paying, ao your
name can bt property pUeai
on the certificate. It to mo«t
important that you (end* fit
your name immediately, with
a payment attached, if you
are not already paying.
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