Thursday, April 24. hwu
DECA Plans
Bike-A-Thon
The John A. Holmes
DECA dub has volunteered
to lead local residents in
organizing a Bike-A-Thon to
be held on Saturday, May 10
in Edenton for benefit of the
Cystic Fibrosis Foundation.
Cystic fibrosis, is the most
serious lung-damaging
disease and is incurable.
One in every 1,600 American
children inherits this
devastating disease when
they receive a gene for it
from each of their parents.
Through research funded by
the Cystic Fibrosis Foun
dation, a test to identify
carriers is being sought and
scientist are pursuing a cure
for control for cystic
fibrosis.
The bike-a-thon will help
support these research
programs and medical care
to lengthen the lives of all
lung-damaged children
through over 120 Cystic
Fibrosis Centers in the
United States.
Participants in the bike-a
thon who raise $25 or more
will win a T-shirt from the
CF Foundation. The top 5
money raisers will win
prizes from the Deca Club.
First place will win an
instamatic camera donated
by Hoke Motor Company.
Second place will win a
pocket calculator donated
by Edenton Office Supply.
Third place will win a
pocket portable radio
donated by Parker-Evans
Hardware. Fourth place will
win six free passes to the
Taylor Theatre, and fifth
place will win four free
passes to the Taylor
Theatre.
The starting place will be
in front of John A. Holmes
and the starting time will be
1:00 P.M. Sponsor sheets
will be available at Chowan
County Schools. For more
information call the DECA
Club at John A. Holmes.
Personnel
Attend Meeting
, The North Carolina
Association of Educational
Office Personnel held its
twenty-ninth annual con
ference at the Inn On The
Plaza in Asheville, April 10-
12. At this time, Marion
Cross, Edenton-Chowan
Schools Administrative
Secretary, was installed as
President of District 14’s
AEOP.
Approximately 950
members attended the
conference. Those attending
from Chowan County in
cluded Pauline Travis,
Edenton-Chown Finance
Officer,, Ethel LaVoie and
Connie Copeland,
secretaries from John A.
Holmes High School and
Chowan High School,
respectively. James
Pressley, Director of In
struction and Greg Todd,
Holmes principal,
represented the school
system at the Bosses’ Night
Installation Banquet.
The theme of the con
ference was “Climb Your
Mountain’’. Conference
workshops consisted of
“Handwriting Analysis” by
Hollyn Conant from
Chicago, Illinois and “At
titudes Awareness” by
Hayes Ratledge and Judy
Key of High Point.
Special guest speakers
consisted of Dr. James E.
Vann of the North Carolina
Science and Technology
Research Center, Mr. Bob
Terrell, Associate Editor of
the Asheville Citizens
Times, Mr. Jim Hamlett,
professional dynamic
speaker, and Miss Jeanne
Swanner Robertson, for
mer Miss North Carolina
and now involved in full
time speaking engagements
entertained during the
Friday evening “Bosses
Banquet.”
During the banquet, Dr.
Roger Jackson, Superin
tendent Ashe County
Schools was presented the
“Boss of the Year” Award
and Mrs. Katrina Walker
State NCAEOP President
was chosen “Educational
Office Personnel of The
Year for the State of North
.Carolina.” Business
scholarships were awarded
to two deserving high school
seniors.
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