Dinner Pldns Completed
The N.C. Congressional
Club has completed plans
for a dinner honoring Sen.
Jesse Helms in Edenton on
January 20. The dinner will
be held at the National
Guard Armory at 8 P.M.
Sen. Helms, has compiled
an admirable record in the
U.S. Senate, practicing as
well as preaching con
servative principles. In the
more than 2,600 roll call
votes since he took office
five years ago, Helms has
maintained a 97 per cent
voting record, and has
returned to the U.S.
Treasury over $841,000 of
the funds allocated for his
official use.
Helms has sponsored or
co-sponsored seventy pieces
of legislation designed to aid
the farmers of North
Carolina. He believes that
protection of the concept of
the small American farmer
is necessary, because “from
the small farmer comes the
character of this nation”.
Senator Helms serves on the
Agriculture, Nutrition and
Forestry Committee, the
Armed Services Committee,
and the Joint Committee on
Congressional Operations.
Jesse Helms has been
instrumental in efforts to
retain U.S. jurisdiction of
the Panama Canal, and
advocates a national
defense “second to none”.
He is a strong supporter of
the free enterprise system.
He proposes removal of
controls that plague small
businessmen, the
requirement for a balanced
budget, and the “restoration
of fiscal sanity”.
Sen. Helms was the first
North Carolinian ever to
receive the Senate’s
prestigious Golden Gavel
Award, presented to those
who preside over the Senate
more than 100 hours. He was
also awarded an un
precedented second Golden
Gavel the following year.
The N.C. Congressional
Club is a bipartisan
organization of over 2,000
members state-wide. Sen.
Helms serves as honorary
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stands for principles of
individual freedom, the
preservation of the free
enterprise system, and
fiscally sound government.
Tickets for the barbeque
and chicken dinner are
available for $5 each at both
branches of the Bank of
North Carolina in Edenton,
at Southgate Cleaners in
Elizabeth City, and at
Hertford Hardware in
Hertford. Student tickets
are $1 each.
A press conference will
precede the dinner at 7:30
P.M. in the Armory.
Winslow
Accompanies
Tour Group
Harry Winslow, Jr., a
teacher at Northeastern
High School, has been ap
pointed by the American
Institute for Foreign Study
(AIFS) to accompany a
group of students and adults
on an educational travel
program abroad to Spain
June 23-July 1.
On this program, “Iberian
Sun”, the group will visit
Madrid, Seville, Granada
and Malga. They will ex
perience the flavor of royal
Madrid, the province of
Andalusia, and the
fashionable and relaxing
Costa del Sol.
Winslow has noted that
there are places available in
the group and those in
terested are invited to
contact: Mr. Harry Win
slow, Jr., 716 West Grubb
Street, Hertford, N.C. 27944,
or phone 426-7086 for further
CARD OF THANKS
The family of Margaret
Oglesby Bateman and
Jimmy Oglesby
acknowledge with grateful
appreciation your kind
expression of sympathy.
Thanks for the food, cards,
flowers and prayers from
the churches and our
beloved friends.
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