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Greene Serves In Guam Command
U. S. AR FORCES, Guam-
Tech. Sgt. ©an J. Greene, son
of Mr. and Mrs. Tom A.
Greene, (Route 1, Surtbury,
N. €., has been recognized
for helping his former unit
cam the U. S. Air Force
Outstanding Unit Award with
the combat "V” device for
valor.
Sgt. Greene was a member
of the Strategic Air Com
mand’s (SAC) 3rd Air Divi
sion (now Eighth Air Force)
headquartered at Andersen
AFB, Guam.
The sergeant, now an air
craft maintenance technician
with the 43rd Strategic Wing
at Andersen, will wear the
award ribbon with “B” de
vice as a permanent decora
tion.
The division, which was
inactivated March 31 and re
placed by Eighth Air Force,
was cited for exceptionally
meritorious service in sup
port of military operations in
Southeast Asia from March
2, 1889, to March 31, 1870.
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Eighth Air Force, the fam
ed bomber command that
waged the air offensive
against Nazi Germany in
World War 11, is a major
component of SAC. The
Eighth conducts all SAC op
erations in Southeast Asia
and the Western Pacific.
Sgt. Grccnc is a 1961 grad
uate cf Sunbury High School.
His wife, Shilby, is the
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. R.
V. Ward, Route 1, Tyner.
ADAM KEITH BELCH
Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Belch,
Jr., of Virginia Beach, Va.,
announce the birth of a son,
Adam Keith at DePaul Hos
pital on December 15. Mrs.
Belch is the former Joan
Adams.
The myth of human equal
ity fools nobody but those
who yearn to 'be fooled.
An executive is one who
can do more in a pinch than
anybody else thiriks he can.
LOCAL TRAVEL AGENCIES
BOOK FISHING WEEKENDS
The objective in fishing, a
sage once observed, is not angl
ing but catching.
To help fishing fans catch
their share of fun and sun,
local travel agents have a new
angle: Autumn Weekender va
cations to tropical waters.
Low, off season rates apply
to the special fishing packages
—four days and three nights in
Florida, the Bahamas or the
Caribbean.
These areas offer outstanding
reef and deep sea fishing for
more than 600 varieties of
game fish.
Charter boats, providing bait
and tackle, are included in a
number of special fishing pack
age tours such as the Autumn
Weekender series offered by
Eastern Airlines.
THE CHOWAN HERALD
SUNDAY SCHOOL
LESSON
Continued from Page 4
fleeting, precious commo
dity-time.
Let us now, as we approach
the coming year, that we will
not leave the things undone
that we have this past year.
Let us be of stout heart in
the dace of adversity; let us
be attuned to the needs of
others less fortunate than
we; let us be tolerant of our
fellow men, slow to anger
and swift to praise and en
courage. Let us make sure
that when the next new year
comes along we will have
grown in Christ and in His
service.
(These comments are based
on outlines of the Interna
tional Sunday School Liipwwiif,
copyrighted by the Interna
tional Council *f Religious
Education, and used by Per
mission).
Snappy remarks are often
senseless utterances.
March Os Dimes
Leader Selected
Warren Cramm of Edcnton
has been named campaign di
rector for the 1971 March of
Dimes drive against birth de
fects in Chowan County. An
nouncement of the appoint
ment was made recently.
Golf champion Arnold Pal
mer is this year’s honorary
national chairman of the
campaign.
Cramm will direct the an
nual fund-raising appeal held
in Chowan County from Jan
uary 2 through January 31.
For more than a decade the
March of Dimes has led the
fight to prevent birth dc
' fccts. To achieve this goal, it
helps support a nationwide
network of more than 100
birth defects centers; pro
grams of professional and
public health education, and
community service.
In discussing the cam
paign, Cramm said, “(It is a
great pleasure to work on a
team headed by Palmer.
There is equal satisfaction in
knowing that contributions
raised here in Chowan Coun
ty will also benefit the Birth
Defects Treatment Center at
Chapel Hill, and the Birth
Defects Evaluation Center at
Morganton.
Cramm and his wife, Pat,
reside in Edenton. He is the
assistant manager of Atlantic
Credit Company of Edenton.
Active in community af
fairs, Cramm is a member of
the Edenton Jaycees and the
Edenton auxiliary police. He
served with the U. IS. Marine
Corps from 1964 to 1967.
Vets Comer
(Edlter’a Note: Below are au
thoritative answer* by the Veteraas
Admlaiatrmtloa to oomo of the
naaj carreat questions from for
mer servicemen and their famUiea.
Farther infonnatloa on tho veter
«•' benefit# may he obtained at
my VA office).
Q. I know a veteran who
was discharged with service
connected disabilities that left
him totally disabled. What is
the deadline for converting
his SGLI policy?
A He has up to one year
after discharge to apply for
conversion to a commercial
policy if he remains totally
disabled.
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