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I watched the tower taking place,
As tall as the engineer,
Then ail of a sudden it tumbled down, 1
But there was never shed a tear.
Instead he changed his little mind
And made a train he had in mind,
Blowing the whistle all the while
Grandmother was enjoying it with a big smile.
After lying at the nicest
: window here in the hospital,
• hew could one help but be
: happy? X am feeling won
derful now, but also feel the
• necessity for a few more ■
: days here. Dorothy comes
• down from Elizabeth City a
: few days a week, but when
: she’s gone I miss her so very
| much.
• i want a dog, a ' cuddly
; Homecoming At
\ Aces-Gates Game
:“A Time for Us", theme
; song from Romeo and Juliet,
: .was the theme of the 1970
>Teiin A. Holmes High School
bqmecoming.
Representing the four
grades in the Homecoming
Court were Misses Judith Au
stin and Betsy Harrell, fresh
men; Misses Robin Lane and
Cynthia' Dozier, sophomores;
Misses Sernie Armstead and
Bettie Brooks, juniors; and
Misses Kim Easterling and
.Elizabeth Harris, seniors.
The representatives were
given a silver charm by the
Future Homemakers of Amer
ica Club, sponsors of the ac
tivities. Presenting the charm
was _Miss Nancy Twiddy,
president of the club.
After the football game a
dance was held in the gym.
PUNT, PASS A KICK
Albemarle Motor Company’s
annual Punt, Pass & Kick
competition will be held at
2:30 P. M. Saturday at Hicks
Field. David Bass and Steve
Hampton are coordinators of
the event.
; a general rule, very
ijitle intelligence Is demon
strated at a cocktail party
• fklkfest.
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: little dog like a wire-haired
terrier or a plain terrier.
1 Anyhow, a small long haired
dogt
Who in the world ordered
this cool weather. I like it
hot and humid. Hope it turns
that way again.
Come to see me. I love
company and I. do get very
lonesome sometimes.
Senior Citizens
Have Their Say
A chance for Chowan Coun
ty senior citizens to speak out
for their needs was held last
Wednesday at the courthouse.
The “Senior Citizens For
um" was held In preparation
for the Statewide Conference
on Aging to be held in the
spring of 1971 and the White
House Conference on Aging to.
be held in the fall of 1971.
Anticipated directed legisla
tion is to come from these
forums.
The steering committee for
the forum held in the county
was Mrs. Shelley Garren of
the Department of Social Ser
vices, Miss Hulda Wood, with
the Chowan County Health
Department and Mrs. Fran
Ward with the Chowan Coun
ty Extension Agency.
Hearing the suggestions
■from the elderly people at
tending the meeting and see
ing that the report of the
meeting went on to the prop
er channels was a listening
serum.
On the forum were Modera
tor C. W. Overman, former
extension chairman for Cho
wan County; Robert Hendrix,
director of Department of So
cial Services in Chowan Coun
ty; Bob Moore, executive di
rector of the Edenton Cham
ber of Commerce; C- M. Ev
ans, Chowan County commis
sioner, and George A. Byrum,
mayor of Edenton.
Voted as the most perti
nent needs of the older citi
zens were:
To increase personal or
family income, job opportuni
ties, recreational facilities and
hobbies, removal of property
taxes for senior citizens liv
ing on social security, remov
al of the medicare deduct- ]
ibles, drugs to be included;
under the medicare program j
and to be available to every-,
| one, increased transportation j
[facilities, removal of lien j
law (for persons receiving
public assistance) and low
rent housing.
Fifty-eight senior citizens
attended the two hour meet
ing.
accident or arson;
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