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Banquet To Be Held, Oct. 14, Fp&Law Enforcement Officers
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The Twelveth Annual
Appreciation Banquet for
Law ‘ Enforcement Officers
in Chowan County and
surrounding counties will be
held Thursday, October 14,
1982. The affair is sponsored
annually by the Edward G.
Bond Post 40 of the
American Legion and is held
at the Post 40 home. Each
year the Banquet has been a
continued success, and the
same is expected this year.
The guest speaker for this
event will be Robert L.
Pence, Special Agent in
Charge, Federal Bureau of
Investigation in Charlotte,
North Carolina. Mr. Pence
was born on December 28,
1938, in Brookville, Penn
Recreation Report
Men’s and Women’s
Volleyball
The 1982 Adult volleyball
season began this week with
all 15 teams seeing action.
The teams in the Men’s
league are Ryland, In
dependents 11, Leary Oil,
Parrish & Co., UPS, Chowan
Hospital, Miller’s, and the
Police Dept. The women’s
league consists of the
Chargers, Owen Block,
Tarheel Bank, George C.
Moore, Dixie Auto, Western
Gas, and the Blue Jays. An
exciting season is expected
from both leagues from
some very competitive
teams. All games are played
on Tuesday and Thursday
nights beginning at 7. There
is no charge for admission
and the public is invited to
attend.
Aerobics Plus
All ladies interested in a
group exercise and con
ditioning program should
check into the aerobic
Dance classes being offered
at the Recreation Depart
ment. The class meets every
Monday and Wednesday
evening from 6 -7 for an
hour of stretching, dancing,
yoga, and running. The
class may be just what you
need to get in shape and stay
that way. Call the
Recreation Dept, at 482 -
8595 or Julie Spivey at 482 -
8055 for more information.
Slimnastics Plus
The Recreation Dept, also
offers a morning exercise
program for those who
desire a slower paced
program of exercise and
conditioning. The class
meets on Tuesday and
Thursday from 10 - 11. A
towel or mat is needed for
some of the exercises. Come
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in the United States Army
from 1960 to 1962.
Mr. Pence entered duty as
a Special Agent of the
Federal Bureau of In
vestigation on Oofcober 15,
1962, and after a period of
training, served in the New
Orleans, San Francisco, and
New York City Offices. In
April, 1969, he was trans
ferred to FBI Headquar
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serve as a supervisor in the
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Midget Football
The Edenton - Chowan
Midget Football League
teams sharpened their skills
this week with a controlled
scrimmage at Fisher Field.
Over 60 players and coaches
saw action in what looks to
be the beginning of an ex
citing season. All games will
be played on Mondays
beginning at 6:30. Make
plans to be there!
Midget Soccer
The first soccer matches
of the season began this
week. Five teams saw ac
tion in the League which will
feature over 85 of your
favorite soccer players.
Games will be played on
Tuesdays and Saturdays.
Plan to attend!
Bus Driver Training
The Edenton - Chowan
School System will sponsor
two Bus Driver Training
Sessions for any interested
adults on Tuesday Sep
tember 28th and Tuesday
October 5, 1982. The sessions .
will be held at the D.F.
Walker School from 9 A.M.
to 3 P.M. each day. There is
no charge for the training
sessions. For more in
formation, please contact
Mr. Jim Kinion, Associate
Superintendent at 482 - 4436.
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peaches when Alexander the
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he was assigned to the In- ’
spection Division where he •
performed inspection duties
until December, 1974, when
he was reassigned to the
Administrative Division. In
July ‘75, he was designated
to serve as Assistant Special
Agent in Charge of the
Louisville, Kentucky, Of
fice.
In May, 1978, Mr. Pence
was reassigned to
Headquarters as an official
in the Administrative
Services Division where he
served until March, 1980,
when he was made Special
Agent in Charge of the
Charlotte, North Carolina,
FBI Office, which covers the
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THifre will also be many
other distinquished guests,
both local and state of
ficials, who will be attending
the Banquet and also the
Friendship Hour, which is
being sponsored by Jimbo’s
Jumbos, Inc., of Edenton,
from 4:30 P.M. until 7:00
P.M.
The Appreciation Banquet
will begin at 7:30 P.M. at the
Legion Hut on U.S. 17 South.
Tickets for the Banquet are
$6.00 each which will entitle
you to a steak dinner
prepared in the “good old
American Legion way”.
Tickets are now on sale and
can be purchased from the
Chowan County Sheriff’s
Department, the Edenton
Police Department, any
member of the American
Legion, or any member of
the Optimist dub. ”-'
There will also be an
award given to honor the
Law Enforcement Officer of
the Year, which is the
highlight of our annual
event. In addition to this
ayrard, the Optimist Club
will honor some officer of
our County for his or her
outstanding work with the
youth of Chowan County.
This is an opportunity for
the citizens of Chowan
County to show their support
for the law enforcement
officers in our area by at
tending this once-a-year
event. We hope that you will
plan to spend an enjoyable
and rewarding evening with
us on Thursday, October 14!
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Edenton-Chowan School Menus
The Edenton - Chowan
Schools have released their
breakfast and lunch mien us
for the week of September 27
- October l. /
Monday - Breakfast •
chilled juice, fruit danish
and milk. Lunch - ham
burger-bun, lettuce and
tomato, ketchup, musthrd,
french fries, pear halves
and milk.
Tuesday- Breakfast -
banana halves, assorted
cereals and milk. Lunch -
spaghetti w-meat sauce,
carrot strips, buttered com,
rolls and milk.
Wednesday - Breakfast -
orange juice, doughnut and
milk. Lunch - sliced ham,
candied yams, mixed
greens, combread squares
and milk.
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Thursday, September 23, 1982
Thursday - Breakfast -
fruit juice, scrambled eggs,
buttered grits and milk.
Lunch - fish fillet, cheese
topped potatoes, green
beans, combread and milk.
Friday - Breakfast -
orange juice, oat meal,
cheese toast and milk.
Lunch - bar-b-que w-bun,
cole slaw, potato tots,
ketchup, chocloate cake
squares and milk.
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