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Boy Scouts Celebrate In District
Sixty years ago, the na
tion's largest youth organiza
tion, the Boy Scouts of Am
erica, came to America. This
week the Scouts and leaders
of Albemarle District will
celebrate the 60th annivers
ary with a week long ob
servance of the annual Boy
Scout Week which runs
through Friday.
Over 800 Cub Scouts, Boy
Scouts and Explorers and
adult leaders in the district
will join in a series of spe
cial events and ceremonies to
mark the occasion.
Highlights of the 60th an
niversary Boy Scout Week
began with displays and dem
onstrations of Scouting skills
Saturday.
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The 60th anniversary was
Sunday. Scouts and leaders
attended the religious institu
tions of their choice in uni
form.
Scouting paid tribute to
civic clubs on Monday when
Boy Scouts appeared before
clubs as speakers. The boys
spoke about their Scouting
experiences and how Scout
ing is making them better
citizens for tomorrow.
Tuesday was “Good Turn
Day” and every Scout unit
performed a good turn for
the community, school, church
or sponsoring institution.
All Scout units were asked
to have a birthday party to
celebrate Scouting’s 60th an
niversary on Wednesday.
The blue and gold and the
green uniforms are outward
signs that a boy belongs to
the largest youth organiza
tion in America. Today
every Scout is asked to wear
his uniform to school and
show the public that he i»
proud to be a Boy Scout.
Boy Scout Week will come
to a cose Friday, when the
Scoults will celebrate Ciivc
Day. Civic Day will include
Scouts visiting the mayor,
police chief, superintendent
of schools and heads of busi
ness and industry. The pur
pose of Civic Day is to give
the Scouts a birds-eye view
of what these men do and
tehir jobs.
District Chairman Thomas
Skinner announced that the
theme for this year would be
a continuation of the Boy
Power ’76 slogan, "America's
Manpower Begins With Boy
power” and that the week
long program is centered
around this theme.
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Edenton, North Carolina, Thursday, February 12, 1970.
Smile Power
SMILE POWER—It's the best way to win friends and influence people. And it’s an
asset that can last a lifetime for those who make dental health care a habit—by avoiding
sweet between-meal snacks, seeing a dentist regularly and brushing properly after meals.
That’s why the American Dental Association is urging children and their parents to start
being more conscientious about dental health right now, during National Children’s Dental
Health Week, February 1-7.
Smile Power Sure Way To Success
It’s as American as apple
pie and baseball. It’s also
one of a child’s most import
ant assets, helping him to
make a good impression on
classmates, boy friends, girl
friends and teachers.
It’s a smile.
The importance of a smile
is the message the American
Dental Association is com
municating to the country
during the 22nd annual cele
bration of National Children’s
Dental Health Week, Febru
ary 1-7. The theme for the
week is “Simple Power,” and
it’s something we should all
think about.
According to the ADA,
healthy smiles—the kind that
make All-American grins—
are created early in child
hood. And, while at first
glance, most American child
ren seem to have big, bright
smiles, looks are deceiving.
More than 50 per cent of the
two-year-olds in this country
have two or more decayed
teeth. Th' average 15-year- 1
old has 11 uecayed, filled or
missing teeth. And the aver-,
age person over 55 years of]
age has eight or fewer of his I
ov/n natural teeth.
The figures are staggering, I
but there’s a lot that can be j
done and is being done to
promote healthier teeth for
beautiful smiles that will last
a lifetime.
More and more communi
ties are fluoridating their
water supplies. This defin
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These habits include eating a
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Miss Lovett Is Paid Honor
Miss Teresa Lovett, a senior
at John A. Holmes High
School, has been chosen as
the third “Teen Ager of the
month” by faculty members
of the school.
Miss Lovett will compete
with other students during
the year to receive a schol
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Teresa is an active member
of the FHA, the Glee Club
and serves as an office assist
ant for John A. Holmes High
School. She is a member of
Edenton Baptist Church
where she serves in many ca
pacities.
Upon graduation she plans
to enter College of the Al
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She is the daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Richard L. Lovett
of Edenton.
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