Club News
4-Hers to attend annual Congress
? Perquimans County 4-H mem
f. bers Jason Harrell, district horti
cultural marketing winner and
: Damion Burke, district poultry
I, winner will be among some 900
Tar Heel teenagers attending the
1988 North Carolina 4-H Congress
July 21-25 in Raleigh.
The congress will be held at
N.C. State University's McKim
, mon Center and the State
Fairgrounds. Delegates will re
side in NCSU dormitories.
The congress officially opens
Monday night with a flag cere
mony, "4-H entertains" talent
. show, State 4-H Honor Club tap
, ping and dance.
Finals in some 40 contests to
. pick state winners and a tour of
. the Shearon Harris Nuclear
. Power Plant are scheduled Tues
day. State winners will be hon
ored at a banquet Tuesday eve
. ning and a carnival and dance
are set afterward.
Project exploration workshops
are scheduled at the Fairgrounds
on Wednesday morning and the
delegates will have a free af
ternoon to tour Raleigh or attend
a performance at the Lakeside
Dinner Theatre. A donor banquet
and the 4-H performing arts re
vue are set for Wednesday night.
The Thursday program is filled
with an assembly, heritage
workshops, election and installa
tion of new officers, delegate
banquet, state 4-H fashion revue
and farewell dance.
Perquimans County 4-H mem
bers, ages 13 to 19, are eligible to
attend, according to Juanita T.
Bailey, Home Economics Ext.
Agent, 4-H.
The registration fee for the
congress is $85 which includes in
surance, meals and lodging.
More information can be ob
tained by calling or writing to
Perquimans County Extension
Office.
The deadline for applications is
July 3, 1986.
Harrell to attend
4-H Electric Congress
Jason Harrell, member of the
Town 'N Country 4-H Club in Per
quimans County, will Join some
160 Tar Heel youth July 7-9 at the
State 4-H Electric Congress at
Chowan College in Murfrees
boro.
Jason, the son of Tommy and
Sherry Harrell will be presenting
his 1965 State Winning demon
stration "Getting Down to Ba
sic" for the Electric Congress
Delegates.
Juanita T. Bailey, Home Eco
nomics Extension Agent, 4-H,
said the delegates were selected
for achievement in their 4-H elec
tric projects.
The 4-H Electric Congress is
sponsored by Carolina Power
and Light Co., Duke Power Co.,
Nantahala Power and Light Co.,
North Carolina Power, and the
Westinghouse Foundation, in co
operation with the N.C. Agricul
tural Extension Service.
The Perquimans County Board of Education
offers the following items for sale as is:
CAFETERIA EQUIPMENT
Vulcan-Autosan Dishwasher-Model A44-P
Universal Chef Deck Oven-Gas
Vulcan Gas Range-10 eyes, double ovens, stainless steel
Sealed bids will be received in the Perquimans County Board
of Education Office, P.O. Box 337, Hertford, NC 27944 until
July 15th, 1986, 4:30 p.m. The Board reserves the right to ac
cept or reject any or all bids received.
The units listed for sale may be inspected by contacting Lin
Boynton in the Perquimans County Board of Education Office.
The buyer shall be responsible for moving the units within 10
days following acceptance of the bid.
Jamas P. Harrall, Suparintadant
Perquimans County Board of Education
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Lions Club installs officers
The Hertford Lions Club recently held their
annual Installation of officers banquet with in
coming District Governor Mack Jones of
Ahoskie in charge of the installation service.
Newly elected officers for 1986-87 are Presi
dent, Ben Berry; First Vice President, Henry
Bizzell; Second Vice President, Joe Haskett;
and Third Vice President, Rick Wilkinson.
Board of Director members for a one-year
term are: Wesley Nelson, Harry Winslow, Jr,
and John Myers. Two year Board of Directoi
members are Frank McGoogan, C.C. Walters,
and Bill Flippen.
Other officers are: Secretary, John Big
gers; Assistant Secretary, Paul Ward; Tail
Twister, Tommy Harrell; and Lion Tamer,
W.O. Elliott.
American Legion holds election
Reid Lough ter Post 362 of Hert
ford held its annual election Mon
day night June 17, 1986.
The special meeting WGS
opened by the commander at
8:45. The preamble was recited
by all. A prayer was offered by
service officer Phillip Harrell.
Who was asked to fill in for Post
Chaplain Richard Reid who was
unable to attend.
Post 362 will be looking at a few
new faces for the next year. The
election went as follows.
Paul Bembery of Bethel Town
ship Southern Shores Beach, Per
quimans County was elected to
post commander.
William (Petey) Rogerson of
Winfall took first vice. Raymond
Jones of Hertford, retained his
position as second vice. Leroy
Jones of Hertford nailed down
the position of Post Adjuant. Wil
liam Felton of Hertford was
named assistant.
Jan Spruill of Route 1, Hertford
was elected treasurer. The posi
tion of service officer was re
tained by incumbent Phillip Har
rell of Hertford.
The position of Chaplain was
retained by Comrade Richard
Reid of Winfall. Madison Mayben
of Hertford was re-elected to
serve as Sgt. of Arms. He has
held this position for many years.
Robert Thatch of Hertford was
named assistant.
Public relations will remain in
the hands of Roy Hall of Rt. 1,
Hertford.
Post 362 is looking ahead to a
banner year. We would like to
thank all the people who served
so well in the past. Post 362 will
still be looking to you for your
support.
The meeting was adjourned at
10:30 by the commander.
Like some information about
Post 362? Write to Post Rela
tions, Roy Hall, Post 362, P.O.
Box 28, Hertford, NC.
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