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JZotd.Sk (fiiost Jfpoatct goad grades? pby^sports, gv* mVvf«vvl ID vwiiullm^ projects, uw iocs ot imnas Some don’t!! A meeting for «U adults Chowan County Youth Task Force, is scheduled far 7:99 P.M., March » in the Edentoa Municipal Budding. The meeti* will be the high interest event for Youth Awareness Day, which received the en dorsement of the Chowan County Commissioners at their February meeting with the signing of a Proclamation. The Proclamation encouraged the citizens of Edenton and Chowan County to come together to bring about community changes that contribute to youth problems. A statewide effort to form Positive Youth Develop ment (PYD) programs in every county has recently been initiated by Governor James Hunt and bis newly created Executive Cabinet on Juvenile Affairs. Vivian Lord, a member of State Positive Youth Development Training Team will be die keynote speaker for the Youth Awareness Day Program. She will offer an overview of PYD programs and bow they can help local youth. Mrs. Clara Boswell, former Youth Task Force chairman who is helping to coordinate Youth Awareness Day activities, pointed out that “Sixty per cent of today’s population are teenagers, who will be 100 per cent of die future's adults ’’ “There is a need," •no sateTagwvc**. SlmlSf Truckload I a Appliance OCllt# t™» —. mp»i»rI ■ —.MM.II I 3s/«0 znun 299.88 29988...... irlT,—■£■ I3TTL..— If—Tß ** cu.lt hostess i H nMgmtor-tmiK ,;'i™ "TZ77TZV...... 111 n>-—'Bimi. 699.88 339.88 |TM. 6 **<«««•«» a “riui Mh« mmiiTmr ~ SEE DICK DIXON South Braid Stmt Or Phone 482-4469 I Shop I.N.S. At Rocky Hock Peanut City Hams lb. $1.49 12-14 lb. average [Whole Rib Eyes lb. $3.49 Qwaltney. 12 oz. Dte Franks 99* Carolina Fryers .............. lb. 49* 2-liter i Cokes each 99* Vent-Vu 101 bs. [White Potatoes..... $1.99 Rocky Hock Grocery 4»rt»rj(r Dr««4|. Utrner »> .*« ?*amUw Hmmtd* I E4f»lM Hlttne 321 1031 she “to wort together with chil*ua in making step-by-step tog range plans to make things better for them. Positive Youth Development is the active process of calling upon citizen participation and community resources in an effort to make things better for young people in com munities with delinquency V & - Vivian Lord prevention as a goal. Vivian Lord, the keynote speaker for die propam, is well qualified. She graduated in 1975 from the University of Georgia Cum Laude with a B. A. in Sociology - Criminology. In 1979, she received her Master’s Degree in Criminal Administration from Goddard College. She is presently doing post graduate work in the area of Human Resource Development at North Carolina State University. She has also completed various training courses related to her field. Vivian Lord has in structed on many problems, including crisis in tervention, rape, sexual abuse, and local strategies, throughout North Carolina. At present, she is an In structor - Coordinator for the . North Carolina Justice Academy. Lord is also a member of the Juvenile Officers’ Association, the North Carolina Association of Community Alternatives for Youth and the American Humane Association. Mary Beth Baxley, a resident of Cullowhee and a student at Western Carolina University, was named as this year’s recipient of the North Carolina Speech, Hearing and Language Association (NCSHLA) Scholarship Award. Mrs. Baxley competed with students throughout the state for the award which carries a stipend of SI,OOO. Selection was based on scholastic achievement, research potential, clinical excellence and involvement in professional activities. Currently completing certification requirements in communication disorders at Western Carolina University, Mrs. Baxley Continued On Page 8-A jj^)e£LC_ Dear BAnn, Help! I’m in a rut and can’t seem to climb out. I go to work each Monday through Friday and that rush home to tend to the household matters. A woman, only 30, with a happy family shouldn’t think like this. When I retire to bed each night I can’t help but fed that I’ve been cheated. Each day drifts into the next. The family income can't support a vacation at this time but I do need a break. Advice is needed because I can’t kick it mysdf. Signed Not enough time! ATTENTION!! The Edenton National Guard Ladies Auxiliary will sponsor a flee market and arts and crafts bazaar at the new Edenton National Guard Armory at Edenton Airport. Saturday, April 17,1982 8:30 A.M.-2:00 P.M. SB.OO per space Individuals and clubs are invited to participate in this project. Reserve your space now by calling Shirley Kirby at 482-2207, Mearplene Peeples 482- 2857, Cathy Everson 482- 3311. DR. A. F.DOWNUM, JR. WfY J OPTOMETRIST The New Look Os Contacts People who have been farsighted and wear glasses wearing glasses for years and find their eyes look larger switch to contacts are than they are. united at the new look it But there’s no change in the gives them. size of the eyes when you YOU know you’re wearing wear contacts. They look just corrective lenses, but nobody like they should look, with the else can Ml. The small, thin, same natural shape and size plastic lens fits directly over you were born with. You have the corena, taking the blur to learn how to insert and out of this ‘ window of the remove contacts and how to eye" when looking at objects keep them germ-free. They dose iq> or far away. When require more care than the eye moves to look at glasses. But there’s no something, so- does the substitute for the natural coaitaCt lens look. Thmi arr Other advantages to this new look. When In >be interest ot better vision nearsighted people wear this teodsto mate from >ha offlca of: their eyes look smaller than . _ , they are. It all depends on *- F - Do * num ’ Jr - 0.0. how much correction is 103 w Ed * n str ««t needed for their near- EDENTON *•*«*»«» P® o ** who « 482-3218 ■fllrout Women Thursday, March 25, 1982 mßm MhS|| Grace E. Adams Spring Cleaning RALEIGH Spring cleaning can be dangerous to your eyes, the N. C. Society of Ophthalmology warned today. While that may provide a welcome excuse to some for avoiding such chores, medical eye doctors remind others that care is essential in the use of household cleaners. Dear Not enough time, Just calm down and relax. You’re certainly not alone in this case. Millions of women complain that they haven’t enough time for themselves. The only solution is to just make time. Give the family some independence and stop worrying about every dust ball or dirty dish. Find yourself a couple of hours each day and call it yours. Morning is a wonderful time for a nice walk or good book. The family is important but then so are you. Treat yourself today! THE CHOWAN HERALD A(hs -Odttnu To Mo tty Mrs. John Erwin Adams of Laurinburg, North Carolina, announces the engagement of her daughter, Grace Eugenia Adams of Rocky Mount, to Charles Christopher Bean of Edenton. Miss Adams attended Greensboro College and was graduated from Campbell College. She is employed by the Nash County Board of Education as an elementary teacher. Mr. Bean is a graduate of the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill and the Wake Forest University School of Law. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles C. Bean of Burlington. Mr. Bean is an attorney in Edenton. The wedding is planned for June 19 at the First United Methodist Church of Laurinburg. "Knowledge is the only elegance." Ralph Waldo Emerson GOSPEL SING THE GOSPEL CARRIERS FROM PORTSMOUTH. VA. MARCH 28 - 7:00 P.M. FAITH PENTECOSTAL HOLINESS CHURCH EDENTON. N.C. 27932 REV. 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Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Griffin and daughter, Regina, of Belhaven, N.C., and Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Ormand and family, Kristy. Kary and Kenneth Jr., of Bath, N.C. visited Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Jordan and Shannon this Past weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Robert M Wiltshire, Sr., of Richmond, Va. spent this past weekend visiting her sister, Sara Miller. Helen G. Pruden £\ mm Nell R. White £tng*g*m»nt Sk ■Qnnounctd Mr. and Mrs Watson Earl White of Edenton announce the engagement of their daughter. Nell Renee, to Gene L Broman. Their marriage will be solemnized on April 24 in the Salt Lake Temple. The prospective bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Gene F. Broman of Valencia, California. Miss White will graduate this semester from Brigham Young University with B. S. degree in Child Development and Family Relations. Mr. Broman served a two year Mormon mission in Paris, France, and is currently studying ac counting at Brigham Young University. - COTTIMIM. j ; A FIAF TR iDITIOA 1 In dUthiotlre. unn#o*al tfi/t* and aw»ttorif* /or t*r«*ry orraaion COUNTRY' 1 OR> ER IMFRIORS. IXC. 210 South Broad Street Kdrnton, VC. PHOAE: Hours: Ron. Sat. IOiOO A.M. I'ntn 5 We*. 10:00 A.* I ntii 1:00 P.W. Aightiy Ry Vppoinfnu>nt Elisabeth Woolard L Hurt* I a Crandall Franm (’« teland rial ■■■■■■■w—nna>«Miniiainnnwnri»nßnßnaMnnnnMnnMMM Views On Denial Health Richard N. Hines. Jr. Fellow ot The Acaaemy i M of General Dentistry Sweet Tooth - No Tooth If you have a “sweet complete week. The tooth", you'll probably children s teeth were have to pay a penalty for hen examined and the your pleasure. This is results were matched especially true for with the diet diaries The youngsters and that findings shewed that penalty will be found in children who iiked more the form of increased between meal sweet dental decay. Too much snacks had more cavities sugar or sugar-sweetened than those who ate less, foods taken too often They also found that bring on the plaque children who ate more brigade in full force, fruit and vegetable treats When the bacteria m had fewer cavities than plaque tan invisible film .hose who liked candy- K on your teeth' combines cookie-cake treats. jf with sugar, it forms an Keep that sweet tooth acid which eats away at under control. You’ll be .. teeth causing decay and a glad you did. host ot other problems. S Plaque has a sweet tooth of its own. Don’t feed it , Ilt . srrx lC( , * ith lhe S To prow the point, a 4 prtMtHUiag belter » dental team in Con- health e«- g necticut u>ked the 'From tke a mother ttf almost a '•*'{»' {' «*f; itlthard X thousand children to keep Jit.. D.D.S., LIT B complete rt’thms ot what l‘"u'«l si.. Friert* jf their rhiUfi-ut) a . e tor one !| We%.ldtny JOt&ni A* APeoeeiedl Mr. J. Norfleet Pruden announces the engagement of his sister, Helen Goodwin Pruden. to Paul Robert Kaufman of Belmont, Mass. The future bride is the daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. James Norfleet Pruden. Jr. of Edenton. and is a graduate of St. Mary's College and the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. The prospective groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Kaufmann of Belmont. Mass., and is a graduate of Beloit College and received his MBA at the American University of Washington, D.C. Miss Pruden is an Account Executive at Robinson Associates in Boston Kaufmann is a Finance Manager at Digital Equipment Corp in Boston A May wedding is planned in Belmont. Mass. O^Kjlor | lAT£ SHOW TNIS FR| & SAT AT 1 ! 30 | g A KAVAIt CHALIENCH 1 N a KAHA H 'Pc ITACUIA* . ! she s | 1 iISTER ! STREET ! FIGHTER" [ * A1 11:30 ONIV " JnrrnmfrrKi
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