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(News items this week from
Jahnjiton, Columbu-s, Rocking
ham and Pa.squotank counties.!
DON'T NEED FANCY PAN
I You don’t need a lot of fancy
pans or order to cook foods that
I you want and need. For £x[>anded
I Nutrition Program Aides are
I working with families that are
I interested in trying new recipes,
i even if they don’t have the ’'pro
per” pots Eind pans to cook them
in.
! Mrs. Trudy Benson, a Johnston
County aide, has a homemaker In
the program that had aJways
dreamed of baking *a lemon su
preme cake.
Since she did not own a tube
pah, the homemEiker decided to
substitute her fry pan. ’The cake
turned out beautEully. “The
homemaker was pleased and her
family enjoyed the cake,” Dono
thy Johnson, associate home eeo
nomics extension agent, relates.
NEW HOUSE — OLD rUBNI’TORE
■Mrs. Emma Hayt^, White-
ville, Rt. 1, believes m'uaing what
she has to decorate her new
house.
Mrs. Haynes, and her husband,
both senior oitizens, recently re-
finished a chest for use in their
house, built by ExUmsion house
plan 90.
! The Haynes’ children thought
, their parents should buy new
1 furniture; that Is, until they saw
i the chest, Mrs. Elaine Blake,
I home eecnomies extension agent,
DEEDS
Columbus County savs.
I DO-IT YOUBSEL.' BINETS
I Do?lt-yourself k ; cabinet
j construction has caught on with
several Rockingham County la-
‘ dies.
One such homemaker, Mrs.
; Ruth Taylor, Eden, RL 1, ha.s
: made thr<« floor and two wall
j cabinets from “chip wood,” wtiioh
j .she later painted and finished as
she wished.
I Mrs. Taylor told Mrs. Z;idie
' Jackson, home economics e.xten-
I Sion agent, ”My dream kitchen
Ls being realized.”
She added, “I want to thank
Extension and others for showing
me the way to bcuer kitchen
storage at low cost. Since I fin
ished my unit many other fam-
Citlzena of Kings Mountain:
There liEis 'been considerable
controversy this past week on
the recent edition of the Kings
Mountain High School annual.
The issue dealt with the choice
of cover for the annual. 'The cov
er—a picture of the KMdIS mar-
cot. This mascot was chosen by
the entire student body to rep-
txxsont our school as a moontain-
I'or. Doug Byars, a black stu-
IHe.s have visited me and cannot
iM'lieve I built the cabinets,”
PROJECT COA
Project COA, taught at the Col
lege of the Albemarle, EHzabetli
City, Is designed to teach irrter-
eslcd low-income homemakers a
cTaft skill they can use to supple
ment family income.
Two kx’al women, Mrs. Shirley
Brooks Etnd Mrs. Almond Banks,
lamed upholstering, by working
on two chairs and a s^a.
Beth homemakers considered
their “college” coursi' very valu
able, Annie P. Costen, assistant
home economics extension agent.
Pasquotank County, relates.
dent at KtiJK, 4des just tAs.
The cover was not Intended to
be a photograph of a black boy
but of the KMHS syTTilbol-~the
mountaineer. There are a lot
more important things In this
town that the citizens should give
their attention to.
I To the KiMilS students I say
1 "You chose your own mascot.”
iTo the remaining citizens of
I Kings Mountain I say, "ilOlve the
Kings Mountain High School stu-
. dent, faculty, and school board
the opportunity to work out
, their ow n problems.
Last week a targe part of the
fulcre of Kings Mountain lU;h
School was determined i;i I lie
I High School gjimnasiiim as a l
[students and faculty, ib’.ark and
' white, assembled and made plans
' for the equalizing of student rep-
' resentation, privSeges and rights.
This opes discussion wa^ Idd
solely by the students and » P^b
was agreed upon by every stu
dent present This I feel was a
definite plea by the vast ma-
can this be accomplish^ - when
citizehB will not permit the youth
minority of this town to take an
active part as an individual in
student affairs. Who Is more cai>
able oif making the decisions ^
that concern these students than i
the students tliamselves? Wlio |
knows more about wliat needs to
b<' done?
I Little do people realize how
I much work goes into the making
of an 'annual. I as editor am
' human and make mistakes, but
: little did I realize that me and
' my staff’s eifforts would ibe view- |
etl so Immaturely by so many, j
I guess what I'm really trying
to say is that the students at j
Kings Mountain High School
have in my opinion proven them- ]
solves capable of handling their
own affairs and should be given
the opi;oitunlty iby this town to
do so without being itnder con-
, slant criticism and pressure. j
I Sincerely |
LYtNN CORNWELL
i Editor of the Kings
Mountain High School
Annual.
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