Page 8-B Ward Famiy Holds Reunion • Die Ryiand Community Building was the setting for the Humphrey 'and Molly Ward Family Reunion. Again “Hello . "How are yon?", “It's good to see you «g«u»’'. rang out across the yard and in the building on the late September Sunday. Family and friends en joyed a good meal and fellowship as they got together Mrs. Gertude Mtdyette of Fairfeld. and Randolph Ward of Tyner, the only living children of Humphrey and Molly Ward were there along with their children, families and guest. Other family members were: Mrs Randolph Ward. Flora W ard Wilcox and son, tody Lester and Faye W ard Lane and Rose Lane Bvnun Recreation Report Midget Soccer League Participation forms are now being accepted for a midget soccer league, ages 6,7 and 8. This will be an instructional league only. Forms can be obtained from theschool offices or from the recreation department. Men’s Volley ball W L Leary Oil 6 1 Hospital 5 1 Hoke 3 3 Town 2 5 National Guard 0 6 Workshop Is Scheduled A Substitute-Volunteer Teacher Workshop is being held from 9 A M. to 12 P \l. today Thursday) in the Council Room of the Edenton Municipal Building The joint workshop will serve as an orientation for approximately sixty parents and citizens who have offered their services Chowan District Court News Revealed A civil term of Chowan County District Court ended here Thursday afternoon. Judge Grafton G Beaman presided Regina Peeples Sawyer was granted child support from David Ray Sawyer, and Fra? -es S Dunlow was granted a divorce from Miles M Dunlow Lucy F Leary abandoned her appeal of the ju .gment gained b> Quinn FYrrrture Company and an one? was signed to change custody and support in the .ase of Shirley Sprmli Re d against Clyde Nolan Son.ill. AH' ' n cast-iron doors and exciti n' sive patented downdraft system extend fire-holding capability to 12 hours and more while automatically maintaining the heat level ! you select! Amazingly economical, too, with users report.iig fuel savings of 50 to 75 per cent! Knjov modem convenience \\ while vcu heat with in- //T ji * * ejTfci expensive read Jy C+S I*l fl L available firewood. ™ . Install an Ashlev AMERJCA’SEWORTTE , and save! HOUSEWVRMER of Tyner. Lelia F. Ward and George C.'Ward of Edenton. Bill and Eva Ward son. Randy of GatesviOe; Ruth Ward Brown and Fred and Helen Hoskin of Williamston. Mildred Nixon Thurston and Liz Bettenhausen of Richmond. Va.; Shirley S. Durham and Howard and Wilhelmina Stockwell of Hampton, Va.; Bernice Ward Conway of Port smouth. Va.; Faith Fisher and daughter. Dawn of Newport News. Va.; Henry and Cornelia Nixon Griffin of 'Jacksonville. Fla.; and James Ward of Greenville, S.C. Howard and Deanna Stockwell and children Mary Beth. Gloria Jean, John, and Dean of Jackson Women's Vollevball W L Chargers 7 0 Western Gas 4 2 Ship Shape 3 4 Edenton Savings 2 4 Hospital 1 S .Midget Football W L Redskins 0 4 Oilers 0 4 Albemarle Home Builders 5 0 Bank of NC 4 I Soccer W *, L Orange Crush 1 0 Express 0 1 to students and teachers as volunteers this year. For substitute teachers, this workshop is the second of three such sessions planned for the year Substitute teachers are required to attend two of the three training sessions during the year. The last staff development program will be scheduled in the second semester. Conducting, the joint workshop, which will focus on Child Growth and Development through the teen years is Sue Creech, trainer-director of para professionals at Pitt Community College. A panel of school personnel, in cluding an active volunteer and classroom teacher, will explain the roles and responsibilities of volun teers and substitutes during an open discussion period. Substitute teachers are encouraged to consider serving as volunteers. Annvone. who has not been informed of the schools’ volunteer program and who would like to serve in this capacity, is invited to attend this workshop or contact Mary Rhea Gardner at 482- 4436 for further information. Spring; Grady and Martha Ward Davis of Windsor; Margaret Williams Riddick and children Linda, Stephanie, and Laurie •of Hobbs ville; and Bill and Buelah williams of Belvedere. Guest included: Mr. and Mrs. Carson Davis, Mr. and Mrs. John E. Copeland, Rev. George Cooke and son, Kevin. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Ward and Children, Ferma and Phyllis, of Tyner. Rev. and Mrs Billy Old of Elizabeth . City and Cleveland Finch of McKenney, Va. To Mp prowet th« public against unacceptable levels of noisa. a new noise measurement computer pro gram has been developed. SHOP [==SSI=SEETSSSETSSSS|SpSSn SALE BEGINS i mri f||pana ssssu ! "Lr" 111 If-iLHI iiM wr ■ l p.m. To $ p.m. t OCTOBER 28 p WHY PAY »2.59? Wliv Ij : 6 AQQ 8 OZ. AGREE PRO 1200-WATT 750 OR 500 WATT^y ZuJp. Stte«S2S SSS..HSS —Big ■ wnr pay no? «ij*|gs£Sj| ♦ 109 o Free copies can be ob ■ tained by calling the Elisabeth City Social i Security Office at .338-2161.