The Pink Hill Review I ^ , "Serving Pink Hill, Deep Run, Albertson, Beulaville, And Their Surrounding Areas" 'Ol. 3 NO 3 KENANSVILLE. NC 28349 JANUARY 16. 1981 i JAMES KENAN GOVERNOR'S SCHOOL NOMINEES - The Governor's School of North Carolina will offer to a few selected gifted and talented students in the present 10th and 11th grades unique learning experiences. Students pptninated are those who have demonstrated creativity, interest and motivation. Academics, activities and special talents are considered in the selection process. The summer programs are held in Winston-Salem and Laurinburg for six weeks. Students can be nominated in academic areas and/or the performing arts. The nominees from James Kenan High School pictured above, left to right, are Lonnie Hedrick. Joe Jones. Avery Tuten, Marcie Boone, Margo Jenkins, Reginia Brown, Allen Roper. Janis Pigford. Ray Pickett, Louis Best and Frankie Whaley. ATTEND FLORIDA POW WOW - Left to Right. Tim Ledford and Wes Yates Attends Florida Pow Wow Tim Ledford and Wesley Jfates of Pink Hill started the flew Year demonstrating their talents and workman ShiD bv Darticioatine in the activities of the N. Florida Indian Culture Society Po'.v Wow held bi-annually out side Jacksonville. Fla. The Pow Wow is spon sored by Treaty Oak. a purchasing house for authen tic Indian craft supplies, and by the North Florida Indian Hulture Society. Both boys ere studying Indian customs and dance through the Order of the Arrow. Boy Scouts of America. They enjoyed the fellowship of their friends from other parts of North Carolina as well as from other southern states. O.A. chapters and Indian Culture societies were well repre sented. Library Club Elect Officers I The Library Club at B.F. Grady Elementary School met recently and elected officers for 1981. Elected were Stephanie Williams, president; Michelle Mullens, vice president; Angela Price, secretary, and Cherri Lewis, reporter. i>e? members of the club are Michele Taylor, Tim Carawan. Beverly Brown. Elizabeth Murphy, Lisa Jackson. Sabrina Grady, Jill Smith. Hank Grady. Connie Mills. Thennie Tillman, Kenneth Dail. Mike Smith, Bobbie Jo Lewis and Travis Basden. BUILDING REPAIR SERVICE .. CARPENTRY. PAINTING. REMODEING, CONCRETE WORK HOME - FARM COMMERCIAL IF IT CAN BE FIXFD WE FIX IT Cm SERVICE CO. PHONE 568-3089 ' ifl t ? ' PINK HILL BUTCHER SHOP ?2.' SAUSA6E $1.09 LB. 10 LB BOX .99 lb. ALL PORK ITEMS ON SPECIAL TELEPHONE 568-4273 CUSTOM CIHTW6 ?M "RINDIN6 Fire And Rescue Calls Jan. 5 - 9:38 a.m. fire call to Irvings Crossroads, trash dumpster on fire, cause, unknown, fire out on arrival. Jan. 5 - 2:46 p.m., rescue call to Dr. Berdia's office in Pink Hill, transported Maggie W. Kornegay of Route 2, Mount Olive, to Pitt Memorial Hospital in Green ville. January 5 - 7:14 p.m.. fire call to Irvings Cross Roads, trash dumpstei fire, cause unknown (repeat call) Jan 6 ? 2:35 p.m.. fire call, grass fire, at Vernon Tyn dall's. Route I. Pink Hill Jan. 6 - 4:26 p.m., rescue call to Front Street, trans ported Ruby Tyndall to LMH Jan. 7 - 7:13 p.m., rescue call to Route 1. Pink Hill, transported Ray Houston.' Route 4, Kinston to LMH Jan. 10 - 2:58 p.m., fire call to Route 1. Pink Hill, grass and woods fire, cause unknown. Lenoir Homemakers Annual Meeting The annual awards and achievement meeting of the Lenoir Extension Home maker Clubs was held at the Agricultural Meeting Center, 301 N. McLewean St. in Kinston last week. First on the agenda was the installation of the 1981-82 officers. President of the organization for the next two years will be Mrs. Wilma Monsees; 1st Vice President Marietta Whitfield; 2nd Vice-President Linda Sutton, Corresponding secretary, Jettie Dove; Recording sec retary Mrs. Easter Smith; and Treasurer Mrs. Elsie Stroud. The following will serve as 1981-82 program of work chairmen; Citizenship and Community Outreach - Mrs. Mabel Anderson; Cultural Arts. Textiles and Clothing - Mrs. Hazel Howard; Hous ing, Energy and Environ ment - Mrs. Virginia Crow; Family Relationship & Child Development - Mrs. Lillie Rouse; Health, Foods & Nutrition - Mrs. Nannie Har gett; Family Resource Management - Mrs. Stella Best; International - Mrs. Lucille Sutton: Public Rela tions, Mrs. Gladys Croom; and Safety and Emergency Preparedness - Mrs. Audley Outlaw. Perfect attendance awards went to Shirley Wooten (Airy Grove Club), Lynda Stroud (Christian Chapel), Hazel Howard (Christian Chapel), Virginia Cross (Christian Chapel), Hazel Howard (Christian Chapel), Virginia Cross (Christian Chapel, Glennie Smith (Deep Run), Marcia Heath (Deep Run), Easter ' Smith (Deep Run), Honja Tillman (Hickory Grove), Zella Jones (Hickory Grove), Wilma Monsees (La Grange), Willie Thompson (LaGrange). Audrey Outlaw (Moss Hill), Bernice Hussey (Moss Hill), Marietta Whit Field (Moss Hill), and Elsie Stroud (Rivermont). Reading awards went to Shirley Wooten, Estelle Creel. Belle Jones, Sue Stroud. Ola Jean Stroud, Hazel Howard, Elsie Jones, Annie Stokes, Bertie Smith, Dinah Sutton, Delia Davis. Fannie Loftin, Cdell White, Nancy Foy, F.va Hawkins, Honja Tillman. Stella Best. Edith Pate, Willie Thomp son, Elsie Stroud, Ada Hines and Linda Sutton. VEEP (Volunteer Exten sion Education Program) awards went to Mrs. Shirley Wooten - Airy Grove Club; Mrs. Elise - Christian Chapel Club; Mrs. Lena Langston - Contentnea; Mrs. Fannie Loftin - Falling Creek Club; Mrs. Honia Tillman - Hickory Grove Club; Mrs. Jettie Dove - Jerico Club; Mrs. Willie Thompson - LaGrange Club; Mrs. Berniece Hussey - Moss Hill Club; and Mrs. Linda Sutton - Rivermont Gub. Outstanding club women receiving trophies were Mrs. Shirley Wooten, Mrs. Lynda Richard Pickett's MONUMENT YARD AND NURSERY Route 1, Beulaville Four Miles West of Chinquapin Highway No. SO 289-3478 Rose Hill CLOSED SUNDAYS W. Stroud. Mrs. Flora Hooten,|Mrs. Marcia Heath, Mrs. Nancy Foy, Mrs. Honja Tillman. Mrs. Jettie Dove, | Mrs. Willie Thompson, Mrs. I Berniece Hussey and Mrs. | Linda Sutton. Mrs. Marguerite Whitfield I presented a speech on the lopic "What the E.H. Or gani/ation Has Meant To Me." Mrs. Whitfield is state president of Extension liomcmakers and is a native Lenoir Countian. EXTENSION HOMEMAKERS OFFICERS INSTALLED - Far left - Shirley Wooten - 1979-80 EH Council President. Mrs. Wilma Monsees - President; Miss Marietta Whitfield - 1st Vice President; Mrs. Linda Sutton - 2nd Vice President; Mrs. Easter Smith - Recording Secretary; and Mrs. Elsie Stroud - Treasurer. By Lynda W. Stroud Piano Tuning and Rapalr Jimmy C. Waal Registered Piano Technician Box 502, Warsaw Kenansvllle - 296-0219 LENOIR COUNTY SCHOOL LUNCH MENUS Jan. 15-23 Thursday - submarine sandwich or barbecue on bun. potato rounds, green peas, peanut cluster Friday - fish sandwich or fish portion with hush puppies, french fries, cole slaw, pineapple cake Monday - beef vegetable soup, saltines, hot dog with chili, fresh apple or grapes, coconut cake square Tuesday - Manager's choice . Wednesday - pork sausage pattibs or pork chopette, whipped potatoes, steamed cabbage or green peas, roll, apricot crisp Thursday - lasagna. health salad or green beans, frcnch roll, fruit surprise, peanut butter cookie Friday - chicken salad on lettuce or bologna and cheese, french fries, carrot sticks, loaf bread, banana pudding All lunches are served with a choice of one-half pint whole, sweet acidophilus or flavored low-fat milk. NOTICE FERTILIZER DEALERS If you need someone to haul the fertilizer you sell this season from factory to your ware house, Call 324-3322 and make arrangements Your home may qualify for important insurance discounts. ? If your home was built in the last seven years. Nationwide has good news for you We now have discounts of 2% to 14% on homeowners insurance premiums. ? Current policyholders who qualify will automati cally get the same discounts at renewal time. ? And whether your home is new or old. we have a discount for you if you have an approved smoke detector or burglar alarm system. D. L. Scott 201 E. Main Straot Baulavilla, N.C 28518 208-5302 A Ethro Hill Highway #1 Pink Hill, N.C. 28572 I 568-3310 Wi NATIONWIDE 11 INSURANCE Nationwide la on your aid# Nationwloa Mutual lntu?a?ca Company ? Natiommda M-.lual Fat maufanca Company Horn# oKca Cotumbua Onto 1 ATTENTION AREA FARMERS Joan Of Arc is presently signing Asparagus Contracts through January for the 1981 season. Anyone interested should contact Lemar Ketelsleger or Roger Lane at 592-5161 Monday through Friday Between 8 a.m. and 4 p.m. | YES We're Still Buying | | SILVER \/ SELL IT FOR CASH cold rings cold jewelry ClASS KIDDING NECKLACfS MACtllTS MITHIIONC rC PENDANTS silver coins 5!f!lat and sterling cold watches items PJK We poy TOP CURRENT PA Gold * Sliver Market prices WW ! REGARDLESS | Of CONDITION | vctcUft fowe/zuf N. Center U Mount Ol,.? This, That, and the Other Located 2 mi. north from Pink Hill Phone 568-4528 Lynda Stroud Owner Your 'One Stop' Wedding Center 1? See us for quality invitations > Napkins - Thank You's Reception Items Attendants Gifts * x Pot Plants Wrapped - Reasonably Priced - Local Delivery Gifts For All Occasions SPECIAL Set Of 3 Belt Strips With Gold Buckle $5.00 Many After Inventory Specials Some Items Reduced 50t?75% I

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