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Gibson tours
Chantae Gibson, a junior typical of soi
at R.J. Reynolds Senior regions anc
High School, left on March Mexico; the
26 for a 10-day tour of which hous
Mexico City, Acapulco and famous mi
Puerto Vallarta. While thropology,
there, she will also take in resort areas,
the local sights such as Chantae,
ballet folklorico, a students frc
beautiful presentation of system, are i
toik dances wnicn are Inua-Amei
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Left to right, Dr. Callle Coaxu
Manderline Scales.
; Three local wo
Three Winston-Salem the conferei
women were inducted into Carolina,
the Top Ladies of Distinc- nessee and
tion during the Area Four Hicks, area
Conference held in ed.
Augusta, Ga., recently. The Special gi
Ladies were Mrs. Kay ference
Clark, Mrs. Dorothy Ross Moorehead,
and Mrs. Theldora Scippio. president of
Four women from other Distinction
states were inducted also, spoke to th
The states represented at the theme a
Women present lo
The National Association Represei
of University Women's state Senat<
Committee on National and distric^, s
International Affairs Representai
presented local candidates 29th distric
for the 1984 Elections. missioners,
tion membi
The members prepared court judg
questions concerning forum,
specific issues in education The ass
for the candidates to ad- much fror
dress. Some of the ques- questions, i
tions were concerning State Lewis, cha
Superintendent of Public national a
Schools Dr. Craig Phillips' affairs conn
six-point plan for excellence with Mrs.
in education, outlook for Maria Fur
community colleges, Glennie Hi
technological advances in This coir
education, continuing sible for
math, science and computer state and r
technology, salary increases to the groi
for teachers and the main times a ye;
priority for improving group's sec
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me of the many Program. At Reynolds, she
i customs of is a member of the Lady
f Chapultepec, Deamon Social Club, assises
the world- tant manager of the
iseum of an- women's basketball team
on^ tKi! manif orirl Cnanirk CI i Wv
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A member of St. Home
along with 35 Methodist Church, Chantae
>m the school is the daughter of Mrs.
members of the Marion Gibson and B.T.
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Florida. Betty Adults."
director, presid- Dr. Judy Carter, director
of Student and Field Placejest
at the con- ment at the University of
was Bobbie South Carolina-Aikien, was
the national the luncheon speaker.
' Top Ladies of Dr. Manderline Scales
Inc. Moorehead and Dr.. Callie Coaxum,
le group about local TLOD president, attnd
concerns of tended the meeting.
cal candidates
ntatives from Issue" with Commissioner
5 20th and 19th Mazie Woodruff as the
tate Hou^e pf guest speaker.
tives 39th and
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n responses to
said Jeannette T.
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Lewis were Mrs.
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local,
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Chante Gibson
Policewoman
From Page A 7
For newcomers to the force, Mrs. Bonner says the
veterans would always tell them what it would be like
in law enforcement and the occupational hazards accompanying
her line of work. ____ ?
"One of the officers told me I would be cussing
after a while," she says, "and 1 said 'No* because
God gives me courage and 1 wouldn't have to do
that.
"I always felt that if you were a Christian at home
and on Sundays you might as well be one on Monday
morning when you get on the job," she says.
Since Mrs. Bonner had another five years before
mnn^nt/>r.i I C . U - T-k ?
maiiuaiui y icm cniciii, u uic r-uuee L^eparimeni ever
becomes short-handed, she might be called to help
out.
"If they really needed me," she says, " sure I'd go ,
back and help out, but not for a long period of time.
"I've been out so long now," says Mrs. Bonner,
"that I really like the thought of being at home sleeping
as late as I want and doing what I want, when I
want. But it's always been a part of me to help out
and that's why I believe I would go back to work if
they needed me."
Lined on the wall in Mrs. Bonner's hallway are
several awards and citations for church work and her
achievments on the force. Looking at the Advanced
Law Enforcement Certificate signed by Attorney
General Rufus Edmisten, she smiles. Edmisten
presented the A. Philip Randolph award to her.
"1 thought 1 would be honored along with some
more people," she says. "I didn't know it would be
i all this, but 1 appreciate it."
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