Members of Norlina's basketball team which
captara! flrst place in a nollday tournameni held lasi
- week In Oxford are shown above. On front row, left to
are manager Michael Tuck, David Henderson,
Mark Elllngtoa, Tony Long and manager* Rufus
Cárter and David Shaw. On back row are, left to rlght,
tlvtn Dorfaam, Barry Mllam, Shearwood Evans, Joe
Board Meets Monday
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told the commissioners
that the State wouid
require a 60-foot right
- of-way, which he said was
Utilities
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hydrants on Kearney
Street and that of four
house fires which have
occurred there, only one
was put out in time to
save the structure.
Commissioner John
Dore told the board that
"we ought to look into it
and see what we can do."
Later in the meeting,
following the delegation's
departure, the board
asked a visiting represen
tative of the regional
Council of Governments
to see if federal funds
might be available to
provide the requested
facilities.
The COG representa
tive, John Garrett, was
on hand to request an
ordinance from the town
establishing by ordinance
a planning board for the
community. He said that
when a board was
created several years
ago, it was not by
ordinance, and the lack of
statutory authority was
: causing problems for the
• board.
; The commissioners
: took no action on the
• matter, saying they
; would wait until their
: February meeting to
] determine whether or not
i to cali for a public
' : hearing on a proposed
: ordinance.
much beyond the actual
needs for the road, and he
hoped that something
could be worked out.
The commissioners
suggested that the peti
tion be forw arded to the
State Department of
Transportation, which
would send one of their
engineers to the scene
and meet with Mrs.
Palmer and Mr. Benton
in the hope that some
thing may be worked out.
The commissioners re
appointed for three-year
terms as Health Board
members, Dr. Kirit D.
Trivedi, Alpheus Jones
and George Fleming.
Re-appointed members
of the Capital Health
Systems Agency Board,
also for three-year terms,
were McCarroll Alston
and Commissioner
George Shearin. Mrs.
Doris Dryden was added
to this agency as a
member of the selection
committee.
Appointed as members
of the Aging Advisory
Council were: Mrs. Ira
Bolton and Julián Farrar,
for two year terms;
Commissioner Clyde Ed
wards, for a one-year
term, Mrs. Thelma
Da vis, for a one-year
term, and Mrs. Annie
Bell Richardson, for a
three-year term.
County Manager Glenn
Newsome announced that
sales and use tax collec
tion in Warren County for
the month of November
totalled $26,038.35.
The Warren County Jaycees
Would like to express a special thanks to
the following businesses who helped
make our Christmas Wish Project a
tremendous success. Through their
efforts some 65 individuáis were offered
food and ciothing for a more Merry
Christmas.
Halthcock Brs. I.N.S.
Wood'a Cash Qrocary
Boauty Box
Wastarn Auto
Saara
P«optas Bank A Tniat Co.
Roy Kinfl Plumblng A Hoatlng
Baakarvlllo's Body Shop
WARR Radio
Standard Auto Parta
OotlarStoro
Hlgh Faahlon
Qrada'a Fabrica
Jumbo Dlacount
Homo Docorating Contar
Qladva A Macon'a Flortat
P. H. Roaa
Banton'a Furnitura
C.P.AL
Flrat CKIzona Bank
Drlvo-N-8hop
Odoma 66 Servlca
J. A R. Food Marfcat
Nortina Rod A Whlta
Whlto'a BulkJIng Suppllea
Thia Ad Paid For By The Warren County Jaycees
Cltlzena Ina. A Bondlng Co.
Tha Ark
Laggatta
Carolina Sportawoar Co.
« Warronton Ina. A Roal Estate
Nationwide Ina. Aoencv
Flamlng Realty
A Conatructlon Co.
Stalnback Brothara Auto Parta
Tha Warronton Boauty Shop
Cama 78
Lotgh'aOfNorilna
Traylor'a Hardware
Walkor'a Orug
■ Areola Lumbar Co.
Areola Hardwood Co.
Radio TV Contar
Tho Warron Rocord
Nortina Mfg.
Jav-Too
Tar Haol Tiro
FCX
Faahlon Cloa ñora
Branch Bank A Truot Co.
Greene, Robert Burchette, Henry Dortch, John
Falcon, De anís W hartón, Charlie Fields and Calvin
Edwards. Henderson was named most valúa ble player
in the touraament and was named to tfae all-touraa
ment team along with EUington. See detalla on Page 8.
(Staff Photo)
Consider Construction
Before You Purchase
As you slide an outfit
on, take a look at it in the
dressing room mirror.
Besides asking yourself
if it fits, consider a
garment's construction
before you buy, advises
Judieth Mock, extensión
clothing specialist, North
Carolina State Univer
sity.
Construction not only
affects how a garment
looks when you wear it,
but how long it will wear,
she adds.
As a top-to-bottom
guide, start with the
facings. They should lie
fíat and not peak out
bcyond the seams. Also
check to make sure the
undercollar doesn't show.
Darts should be
smooth, without puckers
at the ends. Inspect
buttonholes to see if
they're flrmly and evenly
stitched, without any
loo se threads.
Scrutinize those hem
lines. On knits, hemming
should be invisible. Pulís
and puckers are signs of
poor construction.
Overall, see if plaids or
prints match. Are there
any loose threads hang
ing out of the seams?
Closing Slated
HealthCo will be closed
on Thursday, Jan. 15, in
observance of Martin
Luther King's birthday, a
spokesman at the health
facility announced yes
terday.
Look inside the gar
ment. See if seams have
been finished to prevent
raveling, especiaUy in
woven fabrics.
Good construction
gives you a better return
for your clothing dollar,
the specialist concludes.
Firemen
The Nortina Volunteer
Flre Department re
sponded to three cali* thii
week, but only minor
damage was reported.
At 11 :08 on Mooday the
unit rece i ved a cali that a
tractor trailer's brakes
had overheated as the rig
was travelling on U. S.
Highway 158 just east of
Nortina. No damage waa
listed to the 1977 Inter
national owned by Glenn
Coleman. Five men and
one pumper were sent to
the scene
At 2:50 a. m. on
Tuesday the department
responded to a cali from
the residence of Irvin
Drewry Woi
rhe United Methodist
Women oí tne urewry
Methodist Church met in
the home of Mrs. J. C.
Watkins on Thursday
night with Mrs. Robería
King and Mrs. Helen
Moore as tiostesses.
Louise Ranes opened
the meeting with prayer,
after which Miss Ann
Spain, Edith Curtís, Bev
erly Rooker and John
Sadler, Jr., gave a
wonderful Christmas
story. Michael Ranes and
Robbie Burnette also took
part in the program.
Mrs. Jean Weston read
a poem entitled "Let Us
were servéd^refrestv
ments.
The Rev. Mike Safley
closed the meeting with
prayer.
Other changes in
Reduced and Free n
soon as they are recei
Kilian, School Food S
ÑDAQ
To Meet
¡Athletic Association will meet
:30p. m. atthe scbool.
Meeting
|Auxiliary will meet Thursday
Shearínat Areola.
Session
[TA will have a meeting on
m. at the Community Center
|rrenton. Everyone is invited
a member of the PTA or
ce Upped
y Board of Education
eek of a budget cut in the
m which will affect some
s immediately.
Varren County schools
1 reduced price meáis will
ring meáis (breakfast and
a sftouia oring 201 to cover
i the 10í they have been
rhoolyear.
eligibility guidelines for
teals will be announoed as
ved in the county, Mrs. Ann
¡rvice director, said.