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Kinston NC Post 1111
Monthly Meeting
1st Tuesday each month 1900 hrs.
National Guard of Kinston NC
2001 Dobbs Farm Rd
Kinston , NC 28504
(252) 939-1716
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Upcoming Events
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19th Annual Golf Tournament |
Post 905, Asheboro, NC
information: 336-625-9828
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October 10,11,12 F,S,S |
Fall DEC ENC meeting |
Holiday Inn
Jct. US Hwy 13-17-64 Alt.
Williamson, NC
252-792-3184 |
Oct. 11, Sunday |
5th Annual Golf Tournament
1st place $750.00,2nd $500. and 3rd $250.00. Entry fee $50 submit by Oct 5. Tee Time 1 PM. |
Roanoke Country Club,
Williamston, NC
information: 252-792-3184 |
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| August 2nd, Saturday we had the "Soldier Appreciation Cookout" at Kinston National Guard Armory.
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| Special thanks to the AMVETS that cooked two pigs, turkey, and chicken. BoJangles, Kings Restaurants,McDonalds, Food Lion in Kinston and Ayden all provided meats, side dishes, sweet tea, plates, napkins, utensils, and cups. Special music was provided by Ed McDonald and his crew. VFW, Vietnam Vets and Amercian Legion Auxillaries provided desserts and table displays. VFW, Vietnam Vets, and Ameican Legion all provided their support. We greatly appreciate the turn out and look forward to more joint events in the future.
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U S ParaGames 2008 -July 4 & 5th was a big success
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U S ParaGames is the signature event for Post 1111 |
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Just meeting these positive, sincere, and very enthusiastic people was worth all the work.
Dr. Harriet Enzor brought her enthusiasm not only to the court showing everyone how to play tennis from a wheelchair, but brought a smile to everyone that met her.
She will be back next year for even more tennis! |
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Johnathan Greeson is a young man to be admired. He created not only the NCEWHA; North Carolina Electric Wheelchair Hockey Association but also the Carolina Fury Hockey Team.
We look forward to next year having a full hockey game. This year he introduced everyone to PowerHockey with an exhibition. Abled-body persons tried the game from a wheelchair. It takes patience and skill which you will see in the 2009 games! |
| Jim Murray, fencing coach at Johns Hopkins University arrived with all the "bells and whistles" to show everyone how fencing is done from a wheelchair. His son, Andy also a enthusiastic athlete came along to help in this exceptional exhibition. Bryan Baylor, sport reporter Channel 9 News was fascinated with fencing and Jim was able to show him how it was done. All this was captured and shown on Channel 9 evening news! |
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 Membership in AMVETS eligibility are men and women who have served
OR still in active service in the U.S. Armed Forces,
including the National Guard and Reserves, anytime after Sept. 15, 1940.
Annual dues are only $25,with Life membership dues only $150.
You can also be involved with AMVETS AS
Sons of AMVETS
or
Ladies Auxiliary
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