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Commendation Medal Awarded
Navy Senior Chief
Yeoman Henry E. Buer
meyer Jr., whose wife,
Andrea, is the daughter of
Norman B. and Maxine R.
Bullard, 117 West Church
Street, Edenton, was
awarded the Navy Com
mendation Medal.
He was cited for
meritorious service from
June, to November, 1978,
while serving as ad
ministrative assistant to the
director of the Systems
Analysis Division in the
Office of the Chief of Naval
Operations, Washington, D.
C.
The citation ac
companying his medal
praises Buermeyer for
contributing to the
numerous functions in
volved in the preparation
and presentation of reviews
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conducted to analyze all the
Navy programs for the
Chief of Naval Operations
and Secretary of the Navy.
He.is currently serving
with the Precommissioning
Unit of the submarine USS
Dallas, homeported in
Groton, Conn.
A 1978 graduate of the
State University of New
York, Albany, N. Y., with a
bachelor of science degree,
Buermeyer joined the Navy
in September, 1959.
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FLYING SAUCERS? Dr. Wade Jordan grimaces just prior to impact from the flying
pie wielded by Student Cathy Gay, as on-lookers enjoy the spring madness at College of The
Albemarle. Students relieved mid-quarter tensions by bidding for the privilege of pushing
lemon or chocolate meringues into the faces of their favorite faculty and staff members.
(COA Photo).
YOU GOTTA DRIVE IT.
YOU’RE GONNA LOVE IT.
THE SMALL CAR JUST GREW UP.
Here's a small car with honest
room lor live. That's lor live lull-size
adults.
You get room because the
engine's been moved lorward. It sits
sideways. It's a transverse-mounted
4-cylinder, or you have the option ol
the world's first transverse V 6. Both
are GM-built by various divisions,
and your Olds Dealer has details on
sources and availability.
Omega has Iront-wheel drive.
And MacPherson strut suspension.
And rack-and-pinion steering.
Which help make Omega quick,
agile and very smooth on the road.
lf^m^aMEGA
THE OLDSMOHLE OF SMALL CARS.
(9£(jM£&k gi
Have one built for you.
THE CHOWAN HERALD
With standard engine and trans
mission, the EPA estimate is(24)mpg.
And the highway estimate is 38mpg.
Remember, the circled EPA
estimate is lor comparisons to other
cars. Your mileage depends on
speed, weather and trip length;
your actual highway mileage will
probably be lower than the
highway estimate.
You have never seen a small car
that sits, rides and looks like this one.
• The new 1980 Omega.
This is the Oldsmobile ol
small cars.
Society Inducts Byrum
RALEIGH - Lillian June
Byrum of Edenton, a
Meredith College student,
was recently inducted into
Kappa Nu Sigma, the
scholastic honor society at
Meredith, at the society’s
spring banquet.
Meredith students who
have maintained a 3.5
average or above over at
least three years of work are
eligible for membership
the organization. Senior
members are inducted at
the fall meeting, both
juniors and seniors at the
spring meeting, and other
graduating seniors at the
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annual meeting during
commencement. Twenty
seven members were in
ducted at the spring
banquet.
Miss Byrum is a junior at
Meredith and is majoring in
psychology. She is the
daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
George A. Bryum, Route 1,
Edenton. She's active in the
Meredith chorus, is vice
president of the Astrotekton
Service Club and is on the
convocation committee at
the college.