Christmas Ramble stop
The Erwin Perry home,
located at Route 2, near
Winfall, is one of six county
homes slated for the annual
Christams Ramble Tour of
Homes, sponsored by the
QPerquimans County Ex
tension Office, on Tuesday,
Dec. 9, from 7 to 10 p.m. Other
homes on the tour include Mr.
Carlton Boyce's, located off
Lake Road in the Parkville
area; the William Skinner's,
who live near Lowe's Beach;
the Alvin Mizell's, of Snug
Harbor; the Tony Short's, who
reside at 506 Pennsylvania
Avenue in Hertford; and the
Jim Mills', who are located at
322 Grubb Street, also in
Hertford. Maps and tickets
($2, for adults and $1 for
students) may be obtained at
any home on tour, or from the
County Extension Office.
Christmas ramblers are also
invited to the Extension Office
following the tour for refresh
ments, wherre holiday
demonstrations and displays
will be presented.
Library news
ROSE MARIE with
Jeanette MacDf>?*ld and
Nelson Eddy wil be shown
Saturday, Dec. 6 at 7:30 p.m.
mjn the library. In this 1936
movie, the heroine sets out to
find her wounded, convict
brother in the Canadian wilds.
Romantic complications
ensue when she meets up with
Sargeant Bruce, a Mountie
assigned to recapture her
brother.
December is Fine Free
Month! Bring in those overdue
wbooks without paying a late
charge.
NEW BOOKS
THE ORIGIN by Irving
Stone. The dramatic story of
Charles Darwin's journey
around the world, the
priceless plants and strange
creatures he returned with,
and his origin of the species
theory, which was to shake the
very foundations of current
belief everywhere.
LOST LAUGHTER by
Barbara Cartland. Viscount
Ockley, when rejected by the
beautiful Niobe, vows to
marry the first woman he
sees. Jemima, Niobe's im
poverished and mistreated
cousin, is that woman.
CHILDTIMES. Three black
women ? grandmother,
mother, and daughter ?
remember the children they
used to be and the times they
used to have.
THE MIDDLE GROUND by
Margaret Drabble. Kate, at
46, has it all ? a successful
career, children well on their
way to adulthood, good
friends. Suddenly, life seems
to be a cliff-edge. Has it all
been too easy?
THE COMPLETE BOOK
OF MACHINE QUILTING.
Plan now for those long, cold
winter months!
ATHABASCA by Alistair
MacLean. This fast-moving
tale of men who blackmail,
murder and hold the Alaskan
pipeline hostage, makes for
spellbinding, snow-blinding
action.
Choral concerts set
A winter music program
will be presented at the
Perquimans Union School on
f ^Wednesday, Dec. 10 at 7:30
p.m. in the gymtorium.
Those participating include
5th and 6th grade music
students, 7th and 8th grade
gifted and talented English
students, and 7th and 8th
grade students of the newly
formed Jr. High Chorus.
Admission is free.
The Advanced Chorus of
Perquimans County High
School will present its annual
winter music program the
following Monday, Dec. 15 at
7:30 p.m. Admission to this
program, being held in the
auditorium, is free also. A
wide selection of music is
planned.
The public is invited to at
tend both performances.
Ms. Banks to present recital
() Miss Susan Banks, a
vocalist at Atlantic Christian
College, will perform her
Senior Recital Sunday, Dec. 7
at 8 p.m. The performance
will be held in Howard Chapel,
in Wilson, N.C.
The program will consist of
songs in Italian, German,
French, Latin, and English.
Miss Banks is a 1976
graduate of Perquimans High
School and a 1978 graduate of
College of the Albemarle.
While attending COA, she
studied under the direction of
Dr. Clifford Bair, who is the
composer of one of the pieces
to be performed.
Miss Banks is the daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Calvin B.
Banks of Hertford, N.C.
The public is invited to at
tend.
School lunch menus set
f ) BUAKFASTK? 12
' LUNCH K? I
HON., DEC. I
Cinnamon Toast, Applesauce and
Milk.
Chicken Pattie, Broccoli. Whipped
Potatoes, Bun and Milk.
TOES.. DEC. ?
Bananna Not Muffin, Aaaorted Fruit
or Juice, and Milk
Sloppy Joe, Green Pea*. Fresh Apple,
Bus, and Milk.
WED., DEC. 10
? Ckeeae Toast. Aaaorted Fruit or Juice,
Hamburger-Bun. Lettuce 4 Tomatoe.
Preach Frit*. Peanut Butter Bar, and
Milk.
THURS., DEC. 1J
School Baked Cinnamon Bun,
Assorted Fruit or Juke, and Milk.
Piin, Green Beans, Fruit Cup. and
Milk.
FBI.. DEC. 12
Apple Turnover, Assorted Fruit or
Juice, and Milk.
Lasagna, Lettuce 4 Dressing, Fruit
Cup. Buttered Toast, and Milk.
LUNCH 7 -11
M ON., DEC. ('
Chicken Pattie or Sliced Ham.
Broccoli, Whipped Potatoes or Fruit
Cup, Bun. and Milk.
TUBS.. DEC. f
Sloppy Joe or Chicken Fried Beef
Pattie, Green Pen, Fresh Apple or
Candied Jams, Boo, and Milk.
WED.. DEC. 10
Hamburger-Bin, Lettuce k Tomato e.
French Fries or Fresh Fruit, Peanut
Butter Bar. and Milk.
THURS., DEC. 11
Pim, Green Beans, Fruit Cup or
French Fries, and Milk.
FRI., DEC. 12
Lasagna or Sausage Biscuit. Lettuce k
Dressing. Fruit Cup or Potato Rounds,
Buttered Toast, and Milk
; THE WINNER
j WILLIE
ANNOUNCED IN OUR (
CHRISTMAS ISSUE
'Littlest Angel' set at PCHS
"THE LITTLEST ANGEL"
will be pretested by the New
Bern Civic Theatre, lac. of
New Bern, N.C. on Dee. I, at
7:3b p.m.. at the Perquimans
County High School
Auditorium.
"Hie Littlest Angel", by
Patricia Gray, tells the story
of a tiny angel boy in heaven
who is very miserable. He has
no small angel-friends with
whom to play, and no familiar
toys or belongings. "It's
beautiful here," he exclaims
looking around in awe, "But
oh, so quiet! " he adds sadly.
The littlest Angel, played
by tiny Randy Wall, abruptly
interupts and flusters the
Gatekeeper.
Things then go from bad to
worse for the littlest Angel. He
interupts the meditations of
the Patriarch Prophet, sings
off key in the Heavenly Choir,
falls off a cloud when he tries
to fly. Because he is so
unhappy, the Understanding
Angel grants his wish for his
little box of earthly treasures,
which he had stored safely
under his bed on Earth.
Then his love for the
newborn Christ Child causes
him to make the sacrifice of
giving up his treasures as his
Boosters
to meet
The Perquimans County
Band Booster Club will hold a
meeting on Monday, Dec. 8, at
7:30 p.m. in the Perquimans
County High School Cafeteria.
All interested persons are
urged to attend.
special gift to the Christ Child.
In spite of the pessimism of
the other angels, and doubt
and reservations by the lit
tlest Angel, himself, God
favors his gift most of all!
The play will be directed by
Ruth Waters, veteran actress
and director. Among her
credits is the directing of "The
Sound of Music". Appearing in
"The Littlest Angel" in ad
dition to little Randy Wall, will
be Gene Buck as the
Gatekeeper, Alan Angel will
be Fred Tracy, Bill Waters
will be the Patriarch Prophet,
Trumpeters will be Ralph
Wall and Stooey Creech, the
Matronly Angel will be Lynn
Wall, and Betty Tracy
The New Bern Ci?ie
Theatre, Inc., hai been
organized since IKS.
ALSO ? BASEBALL FANS:
Jimmy Hunter will be autographing baseballs
during the Christmas parade on Friday, December
5, in front of Woodard's.
AUTOGRAPHED BASEBALLS ARE $3.00
Recreation happenings
ONE ON ONE BASKET
BALL ? Register at the
Recreation Department Fri
day, December 5 through
Thursday, December 11. Age
groups are >-12, 13-15, lUt,
20-29, and 30 ft Up. Awards
will go to tops in each group.
Tournament date is Saturday,
Dec. 13.
BOYS BASKETBALL
REGISTRATION - Ages ?-12,
13-14. Register Dec. 5 through
December 17 at the Recrea
tion Department. There is a $5
fee for boys basketball to be
paid at registration. Bring
your birth certificate when
registering if you did not play
midget football.
RUNNING CLUB - The
next meeting of the Running
CTub will be Sunday, Dec. 7, at
8 p.m. at the Recreation
Department. Anyone in
terested in running is invited
to come.
ADULT VOLLEYBALL -
On Monday, Nov. 24 in
OWN TOUR OWN
RETAIL APPAREL SHOP
Offer the latest in jeans,
denims and sportswear.
$14,150.00 mcfedes inven
tory, fixtures, etc. Complete
Store! Open in as little as
2 weeks anywhere in U.SJL
(also available infants,
chiMrera and pre-teen shop).
Call JOANN, TOLL FREE
14004744780.
Women's action, the Spoilers
defeated Bank of North
Carolina No. 1, and the Good
Time Girls defeated BNC No.
2. In Men's play, Woodards
defeated Pioneer. On Tues
day, Nov. 25 the Good Time
Girls won over the Spoilers.
BNC No. 1 defeated BNC No. 2
and Pioneer defeated Larry's.
THANKSGIVING .
COSTUME CONTEST - In ;
the 44 year-old group, first
place went to Tanya Dail, and
second place went to April
Schallock, third place went to
Jenny and Matt Hurdle. In the '
9-12 year-old group, Linda *
Barclift was the winner.
Plus $50.00 Handling & Freight
BUICK, OLDS, PONTIAC & GMC
This offer is for special orders only. No stock units
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ASK FOR: JERRY STOTESBURY ONLY!
THREE BEARS
DAY CARE & PRE SCHOOL
Due to the fact of a vast demand for child care
under 2 years old, we will now accept infants
Our classes are divided into three groups: nur
sery ? birth to 2 years old ? with Sharon Pritt;
Preschool Program ? 3 years old, teacher Donna
Haskett and 4 year old teacher, Kay Lane. Elva
Harrington will teach music.
We have now added to our curriculum a Pazoo
Learning Experience Kit which deals with puppetry
teaching of basic concepts.
and up.
HOURS AND RATES
Daycare
Monday-Friday
7 a.m.-5:30 p.m.
$30.00 Week
Preeschool
Tues., Wed., Thurs.
9 a.m.-12 p.m.
$30.00 Month
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