Thursday, June 17.1962
Letter To The Editor
Dear Sir:
The educational program
it die most vital part of a
child’s life in preparing him
to meet and cope with
present and future
challenges. Be it physical,
spiritual, social, academic
or whatever, if the mind is
not developed,in its early
stages, the entire program
of one’s achievement is out
of sync.
Due to my exposure on a
daily basis of conversing
with students who missed
out in prep school for higher
education, there is a strong
interest which I possess in
the educational program in
Chowan County. Needless to
say, I have two children in
the Edenton-Chowan School
System for whom I want the
best education possible; so,
therefore, I am totally
committed.
Having grown up in
Chowan County and
educated in the Edenton-
Chowan School System
afforded me the opportunity
of being able to cope and
adjust to any situation-past
or present.
Realizing today is a time
for careful planning and
getting the most for one’s
dollars, long range planning
has to be effectuated in
order to meet future
educational needs.
Therefore, a strong Board is
needed with a commitment
to serve the entire com
munity without shirking any
phase of their obligations
and duties.
I pledge to you my ability
for rational thinking, a
postive attitude, proven
reliability, prudent
judgment, prayerful ac
tions, punctual attendance,
■ A VOTE FOR
WARREN
TWIDDY
TO< COMMISSIONER
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Committed TO ALL PEOPLE
■*(MOT JUST SKOAL INTEREST CROUPS)
Honesty in government—
(AND EVERYDAY BUSINESS DEALINGS)
Qpen MINDED
(A WIU TO LISTEN TO AU KOPU)
Will to serve—
“TEXKRKNCED IN DECISION MAKING)
AmUTY and successful—
(PßOVEN SUCCESSFUL LEADING BUSINESS MAN)
Never a closed door—
(OPEN DOOR COMMITMENT TO ALL KOPU)
Vote For A Better Chowon County
TWIDDY
CHOWAN COUNTY COMMISSIONER
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planning ability, and to sum
1 it up, “A Promise To Serve
1 You With The Total Interest
1 of All Residents of Chowan
‘ County At Heart.” j
Jerald Isaac Perry
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Macedonia Baptist
1 Church will be holding I
Vacation ' Bible ’* School
beginning June 21 at 8:30
A.M. There will be Hasses |
for all children from ages 3
: years old through 6th grade. I
There will be a Pre -
registration picnic June 19
at 3 P.M. All boys, girls, and '
parents are invited to this I
day of fun, fellowship, and
food. For more information,
you can call the Pastor, at
482 - 3016.
Zarbock To
Head M.S. Figjit
Bill Zarbock. National
Multiple Sclerosis Chair
man for Edenton, an
nounced that the annual <
M.S. Appeal will be con- s
ducted June 28 through June i
30. Over 30 volunteers will ,
be knocking on doors to pick r
up donations to help fight
M.S., the crippler of young
adults.
Zarbock said, “All of the
volunteers will be wearing
identification badges and
they will be asking for your
support.”
If for some reason you do
not have the opportunity to
contribute, you can call Bill
Zarbock at 482 - 8731.
Zarbock also added, “We
are going to do our part to
wipe out M.S. I hope
everyone in Edenton will
give generously to help 1
conquer this mysterious
crippler."
. - BBPr *
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MAKING THE MOVES—Artistic Director Duncan Noble demonstrates the style and flair
of a dance move for performers in rehearsal for “Jazz Is,” a N.C. School of the Arts road
show production sponsored by R. J. Reynolds Industries. Before the troupe begins its 20-city
national tour in July, special public performances of “Jazz Is” will be given in Raleigh on
June 30 and in Winston-Salem on July 3, 4. Dancers preparing for the show include, left to
right, L’Tanya Wright, Noble, Jeff Hankinson, Hunter Lamm and Paige Whitley.
Vaudeville Style Musical Hits
WINSTON-SALEM -
Public performances in
Raleigh and Winston-Salem
will kick-off a 20-city
national tour of “Jazz Is,” a
musical production of the
N.C. School of the Arts,
sponsored by R.J. Reynolds
Industries, Inc.
The “Jazz Is" troupe will
perform more than 40 shows
this summer during a cross
country tour beginning in
New York next month.
A premier roadshow
performance of “Jazz Is” is
scheduled in Raleigh on
June 30 in the downtown
Fayetteville Street Mall.
The free one-hour per
formance will be given at
noon on a specially designed
mobile stage which will be
used.throughout, the tour.
UtterToThe Edtor
Graduation Encouragement s
Dear Sir:
I would like to take this
means of saying a few words
of encouragement to a
graduate this year at the
local school.
Lois Ann, I have watched
you grow from childhood to
become a real lady. You
have accomplished a great
deal and high school
graduation is just one of
many mileposts in your life.
As you go from here;
taking on even greater
responsibilities as an adult,
you must continue to keep in
mind that you only pass this
THE CHOWAN HERALD
In Winston-Salem, em
ployees and guests of R.J.
Reynolds and the North
Carolina School of the Arts
will attend a July 3 per
formance, at 1 P.M., at the
Dixie Classic Fairgrounds.
“Jazz Is” will be part of a
twin-bill show, also
featuring the “Pride in
Tobacco” Caravan, a
bluegrass music show,
exhibit area and in
formation center on wheels,
sponsored by R.J. Reynolds
Tobacco Co.
“Jazz Is” also will be
presented at the July 4
“Music at Sunset” program,
hosted by the Winston-
Salem Symphony, beginning
at 6 P.M., at the Graylyn
Estate.
"Jazz Is”, presented in
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way once. Continue to do
good things for others and
good things will continue to
be yours.
Your friend,
Asa Griffin
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fast-paced vaudeville style,
traces the history of the
unique jazz musical form
from its roots in African
rhythms through today’s
contemporary sound. The
influence of jazz on gospel,
dixieland, ragtime, the
blues and the big band sound
are highlighted through
song, dance and drama.
Hie show is directed by its
author, Duncan Noble,
assistant dean of dance at
NCSA, the nation’s only
state-supported school of
fering professional training
in the performing arts from
junior high school through
college levels.
Os the 24-member cast
and crew, eight are from
North Carolina. All are
current or former students
of NCSA.
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smaller the words he tries to
use.
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Letter To The Edtor
I
Dear Sir:
There will be a proposal
on the June 29 primary
ballot to allow state
legislators to serve a four
year term instead of the
present two-year term.
There are problems with’’
this plan that make it far
more important than might
be readily apparent.
Before casting our votes
on this proposal, we should
remember these points:
The amendment calls for
the first four-year term
elections to take place in
1982, and in every off
presidential, off
gubernatorial year
therafter. Voter apathy is
bad enough in [residential
years (Mr. Reagan was
elected by only 29 per cent of
registered voters), and it is
far worse in off-years. Thus,
North Carolina legislators
would face opposition only
when voter turnout is poor.
Lower turnouts tend to favor
incumbents, who would
have had four years in
which to build recognition,
campaign organization, and
financial base.
North Carolina is the only
state in the nation whore the
governor does not have the
power to veto legislation.
Nor are there provisions for
recall or impeachment of
members of the house or
senate. Thus the North
Carolina General Assemly
is more powerful than most;
and power tends to reduce
responsiveness to the public
interest.
Thus we see that our
principal check against
legislative excess is the two
year term. I urge readers of
this letter to think about the
issue. We can be sure that
most legislators hope we
won’t think about it, and will
let it slide through. If you
agree that the four-year
term would be a mistake, be
sure to vote against it in
June 29th, and urge others to
do the same.
N. B. Bullard
Flag day was first cala
bratad on .
1878 to celebrate the
100th anniverary of the
selection of the US flag.
Methocfist Topic
“WHAT Kind of Father
Pleases The Lord?” is the
sermon topic selected by
Rev. R.R. Blankenhom for
the 11 A.M. worship service
on Father’s Day, June 20, at
the Edenton United
Methodist Church. The text
for this message is Proverbs
16:7.
“Family Fellowship At
The Church” is planned for
June 20, beginning at 4:30
P.M. There will be games
and fellowship and food
(code - out) for everyone
who attends.
The 1982 Vacation Bible
School for Edenton United
Methodist, St. Paul’s
Episcopal and First
Presbyterian Churches will
be held at St. Paul’s, June 21
-25,9untU 11:30 A.M., daily.
A nursery for children of
mothers who are working in
the Vacation Bible School
will be provided at Edenton
United Methodist Church.
Mr. Livingston \
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Card Os Thanks j
The members of the late I
John T. Horton, wish tot
thank Dr. Wright, the
Chowan Hospital nurses,
staff, and everyone, for
their kindness to her.
husband and their Daddy,
during his long illness, and
for being so patience with
them during their hours of
sorrow.
May God bless you all.
The Family
Meris Day Observed
Men’s Day will be ob
served at Kadesh A.M.E.
Zion Church on June 20 at 11
A.M. Dr. James Towns,
Chairman of the Dept, of
Physical Sciences at
Elizabeth City State
University will be the
featured speaker for the
occasion. Special music will
be furnished by the
Belvidere Community Male
Chorus.