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Young people and adults alike
will not want to miss the up
coming night of inspiration and
challenge presented by Don
Todd, Youth Director for
Revival Fires of Joplin,
Missouri. The scheduled
program will be held at
Elizabeth City Church Of Christ
on Nov. 10, 11 and 12 at 7:30 p.m.
Those attending may expect a
very dynamic presentation of
music and message! Don sings
the new sounds of "modern
Gospel" music which is
sweeping the country. Be pre
recorded stereo, tape, Don is
accompanied by the Bart Allan
orchestra and the New
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Are You Ready!
They'll be around next week. You may not
Know they're even In your midst
...they go about their work very
quietly. Who's coming? What will
they do when they get here?
Why, here come de judges, naturally! For
1 the AADA's annual community
judging. They'll be sizing up the
appearance of large and small
communities in seven Albemarle
Area counties. Winners receive
prizes and things.
If you've noticed any unusual activity
to spruce up your community lately,
you can be sure they'll be looking
you over. So, pitching, neaten up, so
you'll be ready!
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Direction Singers. Don will also
have his 12-string guitar to
conduct a sing-a-long.
During the past several
years, Don has toured ex
tensively in the United States,
as well as several foreign
countries, and has become well
known in his travels. Many of
the songs on his record albums
he wrote himself. Don is a
regular feature on the weekly
Revival Fires TV program,
seen on 125 stations, and is
privileged to work with top
twines in entertainment such as
Art Linkletter, Stuart Hamblin,
Vonda Kay Van Dyke, and
others.
Since Don works full-time
with youth, he is well informed
with "what's happening today.
Don shares personally with
youth of the "Jesus
movement", those with drug
problems; and youth in
numerous churches and
schools. These subjects, among
others, will be discussed during
the program.
When Don first steps up to the
microphone, you know he is
sincere, dedicated and talented
and that you will receive a great
blessing by just being there.
Join the thousands of other
people who have come to know
him and love him because of
Christ.
Shop Now
Though we often complain
thatmanyrush the Christmas
season, it's nevertheless
true that Christmas shopping
is best and easiest when
done early-in November.
Most of us complain about
the mad rush at Christmas af
ter also complaining about
rushing the season and much
of the final scramble could be
avoided by planning ahead
and shopping early. That
leaves the days around the
25th more free for the appre
ciation of Christmas' mean
ing and for feeling the pleas
ure and fun of the year's
major holiday season.
Horse And
Final Show
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Moplay, Manns Harbor
3. Tabby O'Day, Nixon Bar
Ann, Chesapeake
Mail Train:
September Bond
Soles Set
28-Year Record
Sales of U.S. Series E and
Series' H Savings Bonds in
Perquimans County for Sep
tember were $3,675.00. January
September sales totaled
$58,593.00. This represents 77.8
percent of Pequimans County's
goal of $75,285.00, according to
R.L. Stevenson County
Volunteer Chairman.
Sales of Series E Savings
Bonds during September in
North Carolina were $(1,753,099,
setting a 28-year record for the
month. H Bond sales came to
$112,000, 42 percent over last
September, and the highest for
any September since 196fi. Total
sales for the month were
$6,865,099, 19 percent over last
September. January
September sales amounted to
$63,822.505-the best since 1944,
and 89 percent of the state's 1972
dollar goal of $71,700,000.
Nationally, during September
there were new purchases of fi
and H Bonds amounting to $472
million, 13.8 percent above 1971
sales of $415 million. Total Bond
sales for the month set a 20-year
record for the month and ex
ceeded redemptions, at cost
price, for the 24th consecutive
month, by $113 million. Total
cash sales of E and H Bonds for
the first nine months of 1972
amounted to $4,774 million, 14.4
percent above a year earlier.
Holdings of E and H Bonds
reached $56.7 billion, $241
million over last month. Series
E Bonds outstandings have
attained new peaks in each of
the past 26 months; Series H
Bonds have increased for 21
consecutive months.
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1. : John Ward, Dutchess,
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2. Charlie Fowler, Major,
Hertford
3. Richard Doucette, Buck
Shot, Va. Beach
OPEN Roadster Pony:
1. Kay Boyce, Holly Run Kid,
Belvidere
2. Johnnie Stallings, Scout,
Belvidere
3. Charlie Fowler, Candy,
Hertford
Open Pole Bending:
1. Gail Sawyer, Peanut,
Elizabeth City
2. Debbie Sawyer, Paso,
Elizabeth City
3. Bobbiev Dearing, Whiz,
Chesapeake
Open English Pleasure:
1. Candy Yancey, Zelpha,
Edenton
2. Kathy Neal, Takiti, Va.
Beach
3 Carroll Etheridge,
Sparkling Burgundy, Edenton
Open Ring Spearing
1. Merle White, Jack of
Diamonds, Windsor
2. Richard Doucette, Buck
Shot. Va. Beach
3. Bobbie Pittman, Smoky,
Farmsville
Mens Western Pleasure:
1. Donald Watson, Candy
Moplay. Manns Harbor
2. Tommy Robertson, Nixon
Bar Ann, Chesapeake
3. R.B. McLawhorh,
KioDandy, Creswell
Western Pleasure Cham
pionship: 1. Phillip Charles, Brandy Jo
Fire. Chesapeake
2. Debbie Dearing. Cooper
Bars, Chesapeake
3. Michelle Boyce. Suns
Candy Bar, Belvidere
Potato Race:
1. Richard Doucette. Buck
Shot. Va. Beach
2. Jimmy Chesson, llanes
Boralie. Williamston
3. Bobbie Dearing, Whiz,
Chesapeake
Fastest Horse Around the ring
1. Millard "Shortie" Layden,
Copper Joy. Tyner
2. John Ward, Douchess,
Chesapeake
3. Merle White. Jack of
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University's Division of Student
Affairs, which is responsible for
student life outside the eight
degree-granting schools at
NCSU. v
The Division of Student Af
fairs provides two varieties of
services. One aspect pertains
to the student's academic and
personal well-being, and in
cludes such services as ad
missions, registration, career
planning and placement,
counseling, financial aid and
health.
The other aspect covers
programs for student
development, with services in
student government,
publications, residence and
fraternity life, and social and
cultural opportunities.
Dean Jessup works with
every facet of University life in
her job of supplying information
and offering referral services
for students.
She plans orientation
programs for new students and
initiates programs on issues
which are of vital interest to
young people. She also advises
students with their problems
and refers them to the proper
office on campus for in
formation and assistance. -Likes
Football
Her hours often stretch into
the nightsbut when there's
time, she enjoys bridge,
reading, music, tennis and
spectator sports, particularly
football, "My father is sports
minded," she said, "and we
always went to football games
when I was growing up."
A member of that National
Association of Women Deans
and Counselors, the National
Association of Student Per
sonnel Administrators and the
N.C. Association of Deans of
Women, Dean Jessup believes
that students today are a
responsible group.
"In working with them, I find
they offer many concrete
suggestions for improvement,"
she noted. "They are very level
headed, and are capable of
providing input on policy
decisions.
"After all," she concluded,
"we are making policies that
affect their lives."
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to be practical or success
ful, the pedicar-scheduled
to be introduced to Ameri
cans soon by a Connecticut
company-is stirring inter
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The car is supposed to
sell for something over $500
and will travel at speeds up
to fifteen miles an hour. It
will have no exhaust fumes
and will be cheap to oper
ate, because it's driven by
pedals, which the driver
works with one or two feet.
The secret of the new car
is its lightness, easy ped
aling, its three gears and
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It will be safer than bikes
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