Thursday, June 3. 1982
Foxwell, National Winner
The United States
Achievement Academy
recently announced that
Terry Foxwell has been
named a 1982 United States
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Terry L. Foxwell
National Award winner in
Band.
This award is a
prestigious honor very few
students can ever hope to
attain. In fact, the Academy
recognizes less than 5 per
cent of all American high
school students.
Terry, who attends
Winyah High School in
Georgetown, S.C., was
nominated for this National
award by John Oxford, a
band director at the school.
Foxwell will appear in the
United States Achievement
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1 Academy Official Year
' book, published nationally.
The Academy selects
1 USAA winners upon the
exclusive recommendation
of teachers, coaches,
counselors or other school
sponsors and upon the
standards for selection set
forth by the Academy. The
criteria for selection are a
student’s academic per
formance, interest and
aptitude, leadership
qualities, responsibility,
enthusiasm, motivation to
learn and improve,
citizenship, attitude and
cooperative spirit, depen
, dability, and recom
mendation from a teacher
, or director.
Foxwell is the son of Mr.
, and Mrs. Calvin Foxwell.
The grandparents are Mr.
and Mrs. R. W. Woodruff of
Georgetown, S.C. and Mrs.
John L. Foxwell of Edenton.
i A Shot In The Dark
NOTE: “A Shot in the
Dark” will be presented
June 2,3 and 4 (not 5) at 8:00
P.M. at the old Chowan
County Courthouse.
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EARNS TYPING AWARD Donna J. Downing (right),
with instructor Marvenia White, shows the third place
plaque she won in the advanced division of the 31st Annual
Typewriting Contest conducted recently at East Carolina
University. College of The Albemarle entered six con
testants in this year’s event which is sponsored by the
Department of Business Education and Office Ad
ministration at ECU. More than 260 students competed. Mrs.
Downing, a General Office Technology student at COA, is
the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Johnson of Edenton.
She is the wife of Alvin D. Downing of Route 2. She
graduated summa cum laude last Friday. (COA Photo)
Jr. High To Present
"Tom Sawyer”
The Chowan Junior High
School Chorus under the
direction of Mrs. Vendetta
Sutton will present the
Operetta “Tom Sawyer” in
the school auditorium on
June 4 at 8 P.M. Admission
is free.
Much time is wasted
preparing for what doesn’t
happen.
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Ladies’ Night
Chowan Ruritan Club had
two special treats at the
Ladies’Night held May 31 at
Chowan Community
[ Building.
Cecil Taylor, District
Governor, gave a lively talk
on the merits of Ruritan
Club program. The purpose
of a Ruritan Club is com
munity service and Taylor
said, “Let me assure you
that Ruritan members are
still carrying out this ser
vice objective.”
Taylor is the Governor of
the Albemarle District
which has 23 clubs and about
650 members.
The Holmes School FFA
Quartet provided out
standing entertainment for
the group of 65 Ruritans and
their wives.
The quartet is composed
of Chris Evans, lead; Darryl
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Ruritan Club
On June 5, from 4 P.M.
until 7 P.M. members of the
Advance Ruritan Club
located across from
Macedonia Baptist Church
on Mexico Road will sell Bar
B Que Chicken dinners for $3
per plate. Club President
Carlton Perry has guided
Chowan County’s newest
civic organization as it has
begun to fulfill the motto of
all Ruritans who “Strive to
make our community a
better place in which to
live.”
A cooking shelter has
recently been constructed at
the Advance Community
Building as evidence of the
Progressive Enrichment
WIN LITERARY CONTEST Ray Boulerice (left), “Argus” business manager,
distributes checks to winners of annual writing contest sponsored by the student literary
magazine at College of The Albemarle. From left are: Wayne Williams, first place poetry;
Mark Morgan, first place short story and third place poetry; Clinton Barber, second place
poetry; Dorothy G. Owens, second place short story; and Billy Gregory, third place short
story. (COA Photo)
To Hold BBQ Chicken Dinner Sale
Program being undertaken
by the Ruritans.
Proceeds of the Bar - B -
Que Chicken sale will go
toward local community
development in the
following categories: Youth
Programs, Improved
Citizenship and Patriotism,
Environmental Studies.
Financial Assistance for
needy Families, and Im
proved Transportation
Services.
Ruritan is a civic
organization whose ob
jectives include creating a
greater understanding
between rural and urban
people on the problems of
each as well as on their
mutual problems, and
working with those agencies
which serve the community
and contribute directly to its
progress.
Founded in 1928 in
Holland, Virginia, Ruritan
has become the largest
rural civic organization in
America.
NOTICE
The Edenton - Chowan Board of
Education will hold its regular monthly
meeting at 8:00 P.M., June 7, in the third
floor conference room of the County
Office Building.
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Perry stated that “since
the men in our community
have formed the Advance
Ruritan Club, each of us has
developed greater respext
and appreciation for
Chowan County and we hope
area citizens will help
support our programs as we
strive to fulfill our motto.”