Thursday, March 11. 1982
DECA CLUB WINNERS Ten DECA Club students from John A. Holmes High School
recently attended the annual District Competitive Events held in Greenville. Half of the
students won awards in the different events. They are, left to right, Jamie Lane, Teresa
" Privott, Eric Byrum, Suanne Bass and Sheila Cherry.
DECA Students Win Competition
Ten members of John A.
Holmes High School DECA
Club attended and competed
in the annual District
Competitive Events held in
Greenville on March 4. The
k students were scored from a
w written test as well as par
ticipating in handling a
difficult job situation in
front of a judge. There were
four different events held;
they were in the areas of
Food Marketing, General
Merchandising, Apparel
' and Accessories, and
Restaurant Marketing.
| John A. Holmes won
" awards in the following
categories:
Food Marketing, Teresa
Privott, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Ray Privott, won a
Proficiency Award. Teresa
is employed by Bos&ell’s
Market.
General Merchandising,
Sheila Cherry, daughter of
v Mr. and Mrs. Robert
V Cherry, won a Proficiency
Award. Sheila is employed
by Hollowell and Blount
Rexall. Jamie Lane,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas Lane, won a'
Proficiency Award and
runner-up trophy. Jamie is
employed by Mitchener’s
Pharmacy.
> In the Apparel and Ac
cessory category, Suanne
Bass, daughter of Mr. and
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Mrs. Jesse Bass, won a
Proficiency Award, a
runner-up trophy, and a first
place trophy. Suanne is
employed by Jimbo Jumbo.
Eric Byrum, son of Mrs.
Janice Byrum, won a
Proficiency award and a
ninner-up trophy. Eric is
employed by Elliott Co.
The following people
attended the event: Suanne
Bass, Eric Byrum, Sheila
Cherry, Wendy Hare,
Teresa Harris, Sharon
Centralized School Menus
The Edenton-Chowan
Schools have released their
lunch menus for March 15-
19.
Monday • Orange juice,
oatmeal, buttered toast w
jelly, milk. Cheeseburger w
bun, pickle chips, french
fries-ketchup, apple sauce,
milk.
Tuesday- Chilled juice,
warm doughnuts, milk.
Fried chicken, macaroni
and cheese, mixed greens,
candied yams, rolls, milk.
Wednesday - Orange
juice, cheese' toast, milk.
Spaghetti w-meat-cheese
sauce, green beans, prunes,
combread, milk.
Thursday - Banana
halves, assorted cereals,
milk. Pizza, corn on cob,
french fries-ketchup, oat
Hollowell, Greg Jones,
Jamie Lane, Teresa Privott,
Brenda Wilson and Mrs.
Sandra Faircloth.
Mrs. Sandra Faircloth,
DECA Club Advisor, stated
that all the students par
ticipating did a fine job in
representing their school,
and all the students are now
looking forward to going to
Asheville in April to com
pete in the State
Competitive Events.
meal cookies.
Friday - Fruit cup,
sausage biscuit, milk.
Sloppy joe on bun, tossed
salad, greenpeas, peaches,
milk.
Policy Statement Adopted
At the Spring Conference
of the North Carolina
American Legion meeting in
Charlotte, North Carolina
February 26-28, the
Department Executive
Committee adopted the
following policy statement
concerning the continued
growth of Communism and
Communist influence in the
Western Hemisphere:
“We express our alarm at
the continued cancerous
growth of Communism in
Central and South America.
American Legionnaires
recognize the same Com
munist enemy we fought in
Korea and Vietnam are now
in our backyard with the
continued purpose of
destroying the American
way of life we know and
love.”
Mr. E. C. Toppin of
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NOTICE
All flowers and containers will bo
removed from Boavor Hill
Cemetery and Vino Oak Cemetery
on March 29, 1982. Anyone having
flowers or containers they wish to
keep must remove them prior to this
date.
Your cooperation wilt bo greatly
appreciated.
Samuel W. Nobio, Jr.
THE CHOWAN HERALD
Reflections From The Bandon Notebook
(Gil Halt iilitllhi tar
Maggie "B’\>
Although Maggie has
written uus arucie ror uus
week she left it with me to
get ready «s she and Trus
are motoring in their motor
home to the Sunny Shores of
Florida, but they are really
missing the Sunny Skies
rigni nere m uie tnowwi
Area. We will miss them and
we all wish them a safe trip
and enjoy visiting ae many
friends they have in the
Florida area.
Bandon folks gathered for
Sunday School and were
welcomed by Supt. Meta
Mason, especially those who
had not been able to be with
us for awhile. The lesson
was taught by Deacon Kent
Rowley on “Christ’s
Miraculous Power”, Mark
1:21-27, 40-45. Aim was that
the students grasp that
Jesus is active in more than
just the “religious’’ sector of
life.
Preacher Bob brought us
the message that above the
clouds the sun is shining as
bright as day! We have so
many things to be thankful
for. Scripture: Luke 12: 22-
31 • “The Mariculous,
Wonderful World our Father
Created for us”, or “This Is
our Fathers’ World.”
Remember our many,
many that are sick in our
prayers and let them know
we are thinking of them by
taking a few minutes of your
time and drop them a card
or a phone call, and some
would really enjoy a per
sonal visit from you.
WOC - Bandon Chapel's
morning circle will meet
Tuesday at 10:30 A.M. at the
home of Sally Davis. The
evening circle meets at 7:30
P.M. at the home of Selma
Lassiter.
POA - Board Meeting will
Edenton, North Carolina
and State Commander for
The American Legion ex
pressed the Legion’s deep
concern over developments
in Central and South
America, indicating that
wherever Communist in
fluence is felt, their basic
creed of “DIVIDE AND
CONQUER” is at work
“We have seen,” Toppin
continued, that where
Communism exists, people
have a tendency to flee. We
have watched the boat
people, the refugees, the
ballet dancers - all looking
for something that is not
present in a Communist held
country.”
Toppin expressed the
Legion’s pleasure over the
hope and promise that now
exist in Jamaica under the
leadership of Prime
Minister Edward Seaga.
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Choir - A special choir
practice will be Thursday at
7:30 P.M. Choir members
are requested to be present.