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GOLD AWARD—Janet Gaino, president of Diversified
Media is shown with her father Joseph P. Gaino of Edenton
at the Gold Add yAwards Ceremony.
Denise L. Babeaux Completes Training
PV-2 Denise L. Babeaux,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Dennis Babeaux of Mont
pelier Drive, Edenton, North
Carolina, completed her basic
training at Ft. Jackson, South
Carolina.
During her basic training
PV-2 Babeaux obtained an
Expert classification in both
rifle and hand grenade.
After basic, she went to Ft.
Gordan, Georgia for 11 weeks
of training to become a tele
type operator. PV-2 Babeaux,
while stationed at Ft. Gordan
received two performance
awards on her work at the
training center.
PV-2 Babeaux has just been
transferred to Wurzburg,
West Germany, where she is
attached to B company of the
123 signal battalion.
Cavaliers On
March 12
On Saturday, March 12, the
Cavaliers will be at the
Lighthouse at 7:30 in
Elizabeth City. On Tuesday,
the 15th of March, Linda
Mason will be at the
Lighthouse, also at 7:30.
Edenton National Guard
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And Crafts Bazaar
at the New
National Guard Armory
At Edenton Airport ,
Sat. March 26, 1983
8:30 A.M. until 2:00 P.M.
$8 per space
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PV-2 Babeaux's brother is a
member of the U.S. Air Force
and is stationed in
Washington State.
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POSTER CONTEST WlNNEßS—Pictured is Robert S. Har
rell, Chowan Conservation District Supervisor, with winners
in the 1983 county Conservation Poster Contest. They are (left
to right) front row: Adam Evans and Tina Harris; middle row:
Clif Harris and Melissa Lawrence; and back row: Raymond
Martin Potts, (not pictured is Don Small)
Wright, Outstanding Logistics Officer
Capt. Linwood Wright is the
Outstanding Logistics Plans
Officer of the Year for Bth Air
Wins Gold Award
Diversified Media Produc
tions, an independent televi
sion production company in
Greenville, N.C. was
presented a Gold Addy Award
for their television commer
cial for Speight Seed Farms of
Winterville, N.C. The Gold
Addy, in the Regional/Na
tional Category, was
presented by the Eastern
Carolina Advertising Federa
tion, an affiliate of the
American Advertising
Federation. The commercial,
using state of the art com
puter graphics, was produced
by Janet Gaino; directed by
David Balch ; computer art by
Charles Kesler. The original
jingle was written by J.K.
Loftin and sung by Charles
Lahnn and produced by
Richard Royall at Mega
Sound Studios in Bailey, N.C.
Having won the Gold, the
commercial will now go on to
compete against commer
cials from other parts of the
country.
Force.
The logistic plans officer for
the 34th Strategic Squadron
here received congratulations
from Lt. Gen. William Camp
bell, Bth AF commander. The
criteria for the award include
professionalism and ac
complishments in the logistics
plans career field.
Captain Wright stated, “I
was absolutely surprised and
proud to have been chosen for
this award. This accomplish
ment also speaks highly on
the 34th Strategic Squadron,
and my co-workers, MSgt.
Larry Brandt and SSgt. Chris
Bottoms.”
May Play Day
The 1983 May Play Day is
coming May 7. The family
arts festival, sponsored by the
Chowan Arts Council, will be
held at the Rocky Hock Com
munity Center. Artists and
craftsmen wishing to reserve
exhibit spaces should contact:
Elsie Currin, crafts, 221-4146;
Mary Ann Barham, visual
arts, 482-7474; Bonnie
Bachman, community in
terests exhibits, 482-3598; or
Mary Ann Morris, festival
chairman, 221-4797.
THE CHOWAN HERALD
2ND PLACE IN DISTRICT—
Raymond Potts is shown here
displaying his second place
plaque for his poster in the
Conservation Poster Contest.
Raymond has placed on a
district level for three years.
Poster Winners
The Chowan County Con
servation Poster Contest was
held on Wednesday, February
23 at Swain Elementary
School. This was the 30th year
for the contest which is spon
sored by the Chowan Board of
Soil and Water Conservation
District Supervisors.
This year, for the first time,
the students were assigned a
specific topic for the contest.
They could prepare their
poster on any idea relating to
the topic of “Conservation of
Soil and Water, Our Hope for
the Future.” The posters
were judged based on the
following points: How the con
servation idea is presented, 50
points; originality, 25 points;
artistic ability, 15 points; and
neatness, 10 points.
Winners in this year’s con
test were: Fourth grade: first
place - Adam Evans and se
cond place - Tina Harris, both
from Swain School; Fifth
grade; first place - Clif Har
ris and second place - Melissa
Lawrence, both from Swain
School; and Sixth grade; first
place - Raymond Martin
Potts, Chowan Junior High,
and second place - Don Small,
Swain School.
Cash prizes of $lO were
presented to the first place
winners and $5 to the second
place winners. A $3 prize was
also presented to room win
ners for those rooms not hav
ing a county winner. Robert
Harrell, Chowan Conserva
tion District Supervisor,
made these presentations to
each student.
The county first and second
place winners competed with
winners from Camden, Cur
rituck, Pasquotank and Per
quimans in the Albemarle
District Poster contest held on
March 3. Winning students
from all five counties were
honored guest at a luncheon
sponsored by the Albemarle
Electric Membership Cor
poration. Also attending the
luncheon were parents,
teachers and school officials,
and conservation district
supervisors.
Raymond Martin Potts
from Chowan Junior Higth
School won second place for
the sixth grade in the District
Contest.
The District Supervisors
wish to express their ap
preciation to the students,
school officials, and the
Albemarle Electric Member
ship (Corporation for making
this contest possible.
State Farm In
Millionaire Club
John F. Habit a State Farm
Insurance Companies agent
in Edenton, has earned
membership in the
Millionaire Club, State
Farm’s highest life insurance
honor. Habit joined State
Farm in 1968. He has been a
member of the Millionaire
Club 3 times.
State Farm, one of the
leading multipleline insurers,
provides insurance through
exclusive agents,
like Habit, who sell and ser
vice auto, life, fire, and health
insurance coverages.
PTA To Meet
Chowan Jr. High School
PTA will meet at 8:00P.M. on
Thursday, March 10 in the
Chowan Jr. High Auditorium.
This is a very important
meeting. The business session
will include final plans for the
fundraiser as well as a report
on the exciting plans for a
parents workshop. A brief
program on the school
system’s courtesy campaign
will also be presented.
All parents are urged to at-
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