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Newspaper

Sun Journal

Location

New Bern, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Nov 14, 1994

Page

5

Students Help Those Less Fortunate At Craven CC

Craven Community College student groups raise donations for the soup kitchen as part of holiday drives. Phi Beta Lambda offers 50 cent sandwich discounts for canned goods and the Forensics Society promotes food drives during Capital Evening. The Student Council plans a large winter quarter food drive and will transport food to the soup kitchen mid December with a Dec 15 incentive offering free drinks for canned goods. Additional activities include Dec 15 16 mocktail party and Jan 16 Martin Luther King celebration.

Craven Community College Phi Beta Lambda Forensics Society Religious Community Services CCC Craven County Data Processing Management Association Down East Professional

Coast chapter Red Cross meets and classes announced

The Coastal Carolina American Red Cross holds its annual meeting at Christ Episcopal Church with a 6 p.m. business session and board appointments. Shag lessons by Jim and Jackie Hickman run at West New Bern Recreation Center on Tuesday evenings, cost 20 dollars for five weeks with juniors free.

Coastal Carolina The American Red Cross Christ Episcopal Church Pollock St Hickmans Rec Center Jim Jackie Hickman West New Bern Recreation Center New Bern

Craven Veterans Office to Close for Training Day

Craven County Veterans Service Office will be closed Friday as staff attend service officers training. Also noted, the Christian Business and Professional Women's After 5 Club hosts a Harvesttime dinner meeting from 7 to 9 p m on November 21 at Berne Retirement Village. Tickets are 8 50 with reservations via Alice Holton or Faye Proctor. speaker Carol Adams of Kinston and music by Sue Williams.

Craven County Veterans Service Service Officers’ Training School Berne

Kinfolk Trackers Society to Elect New Officers

Kinfolk Trackers Genealogical Society will meet at 7 p.m. Tuesday at the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints. Election of officers will occur and a round table discussion will follow. For information call 637 7846 or 633 4591.

Kinfolk Trackers Genealogical Society Church of Jesus Christ of Latter- Day Saints

Lower Neuse Bird Club hears ranger Lauren Hillman

The Lower Neuse Bird Club meets at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday at First Presbyterian Church. Lauren Hillman district ranger of Croatan National Forest will speak. Call 638- for details.

Lower Neuse First Presbyterian Church Lauren Hillman Croatan National Forest Call

Birth Announcements From North Carolina Hospitals

Multiple births announced across North Carolina. Silas Grant Gillikin born Oct 1 at Craven Regional Medical Center to Mr and Mrs Haywood Gillikin of Trenton. Lindsey Paige Perez born Oct 16 at Rex Hospital to Mr and Mrs Anthony David Perez of Raleigh. Mark Anthony Buck born Oct 26 at Pitt County Memorial Hospital to Mr and Mrs Ronald Ray Buck of Reelsboro. Reid Benton Harper born Oct 26 at Craven Regional Medical Center to Mr and Mrs Clem Harper of Grantsboro. Jana Brette Holland born Oct 23 at Henry Radford Hospital to Dr and Mrs Darry Warren of New Bern and Roy Dixon of Grantsboro. Grandparents named include Loyce Warren, Charles Simons, and others.

Haywood Gillikin Trenton Silas Grant Craven Regional Medical Center Gillikin Susan Bergman Dewey Gillikin Jr Bridgeton Roger Thomas Anthony David Perez Raleigh Lindsey Paige Rex Hospital Perez Dena Reneé Mills New Bern Ronald Ray Buck Reelsboro Mark Anthony Pitt County Memorial Hospital Greenville Buck Cynthia Ann Dixon Bayboro Ray Buck Grantsboro Davy Dixon Loyce Warren Sand Springs, Okla Charles Simons Harold Warren Clem Harper Reid Benton Craven Henry Radford J.L. Holland Roy Dixon Mary Catherine Holland

Hawkins earns Eagle Scout for squirrel relocation project

William B Hawkins of Deep Run received the Eagle Scout award in a Deep Run Free Will Baptist Church ceremony. Van Higdon led the court of honor and presentation. Hawkins, active since Pack 447 and Troop 273 since 1989, built a safe trapping and relocation system off campus at Caswell Center. He holds 38 merit badges and various honors.

Hawkins William Barrett Barry” Hawkins Bill Hawkins Deep Run Deep Run Free Will Baptist Church van B. Higdon Boy Scout Caswell Center

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Criminal Justice Society Lewis S. Redd Eldine Dixon Eldine Jeffrey French University of North Carolina Wilmington Jeff Tammy Heery Amanda Kemble Wendi Priester Karen Moler Tina Mitchem Deborah Bridge Frank Grady Havelock Grover Fields Middle School Panthers Methodist College Jeff French Bulletin Board Arapahoe Pta Arapahoe PTA West New Bern Recre Ation Center Red Cross Craven Veterans Service Office Christian Business and Professional Women’s After 5 Club Will Kinfolk Trackers Society C.R. Blackmon A.B. Mills Juan Perez Mrs. Esting Martha Neuse Blvd Michael Davis Sheila McNeil Gary Bantinhimer Harold Vandersen AHEC Janethanlake Tadenhane Camp Bonner Order of the Arrow God and Country He Is Vernon Hawkins Cove City Mildred T. Smith F.M. Smith Barry Hawkins Childrens Clothing Craven Arts Council Middle Street Centenary United Methodist Church the Craven Arts Council Andrew Community College Auto Mechanics Equal Opportunity Educational East Smyrna
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