Thursday, February 28, 1980
Letter To The Chowan Herald Editor
To the Editor:
Personally I think it is
about time the law take over
and do something about
these boys and their guns,
8.8. guns, air rifles or
whatever kind, if they do not
know who or what to shoot at
in Chowan County.
At any time you cannot
drive on the main highway
without having your car
window shot out. The boy
admits in court he was
shooting and heard glass
rattle and thought he had
shot the window out. Then
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FOR BETTER NUTRITION—C. B. Smith, vice-president
of Seabrook Blanching Corp., right, presents to Chowan
Academy headmaster Thomas Gregory, an audio-visual kit
“Peanuts For The Good ’N Healthy Life” that presents the
history and nutritional value of peanuts. The kit will be
beneficial for teachers encouraging good nutrition and good
health for students.
Promoting Good Nutrition
Teachers at Chowan
Academy now have access
to a new instructional aide,
GIANT
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heading “GIANT QUIZ”.
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each week will receive a
prize. This week’£
question...
Who was basketball coach
of N. C. State’s 1947 team
and who was captain?
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the judge dismissed the
case.
I am innocent, but yet it
cost me SBO for having a
glass put in and also, IVt
days work.
When you have to buy a
car, pay high insurance and
these prices for gas, and not
even allowed to drive on the
highway without being shot
at, I think it is about time
something was done.
I have heard all erf my life
it is who you are and who
you know in this world, and I
surely believe it now.
dealing with a familiar
subject, to use in promoting
good nutrition and health.
Last week, C. B. Smith,
vice-president of Seabrook
Blanching Corp., presented
Thomas Gregory, head
master, with an audio-visual
kit entitled “Peanuts For
The Good ’N Healthy Life”,
which gives the history and
teaches the nutritional and
economic value of this
locally grown resource.
Materials included in the
instructional kit, which
encourages students to
consider their own nutrition,
aw a film yfrip
tape, posters and activity
guides and masters for
teacher use.
NOTICE
The Town of Edenton will
receive bids until 5:00
P.M. March 7,1980 on the
following: One IV2 ton
truck, cab and chassis
only. Specifications
available at the Depart
ment of Utilities.
Personally I do not like
the way the law and the
court handled my case. I did
not get any justice.
So boys, I suppose it is all
ECU Slates
Symposium
GREENVILLE
Aphasia treatment,
evaluation of motor speech
disorders, autism and
management of the ex
ceptional child are among
the topics to be discussed at
East Carolina University’s
tenth annual Speech and
Hearing Symposium Feb.
28-29.
The symposium, spon
sored by the ECU chapter of
the National Student Speech
and Hearing Association, is
open to the public. All events
will be held in the Carol Belk
Auditorium.
Guest speakers will in
clude:
Dr. Leonard LaPointe,
coordinator of instruction in
audiology and speech
pathology at the Veteran’s
Administration Medical
Center, Grainsville, Fla.;
Dr. Mariana Newton",
director of the UNC-
Greensboro Speech and
Hearing Center;
Dr. Hal Shigley, clinical
director of the Eastern
TEACCH Center, Green
ville; Dr. Betty Levey,
professor of special
education at ECU and Dr.
Stephen Tacker, professor
of psychology at ECU.
Os special interest to
students in speech,
language and auditory
pathology will be sessions on
American Speech and
Hearing Association cer
tification and North
Carolina state licensure.
Further information
about the symposium is
available from the Eastern
Area Health Education
Center, Box 7224, Green
ville, or telephone 757-4600.
Letter To
The Editor
..TojJacJEdite
In recent weeks in
Washington President
Carter has told represen
tatives of various women’s
groups that there is
NOTHING (my emphasis)
that he would not do to
obtain the passage of the
Equal Rights Amendment to
the Constitution, and that he
meant to accomplish this
through Democratic
National Committee efforts
and his campaign workers.
He also pledged to carry to
the Supreme Court, if
necessary, any adverse
ruling that states may
rescind a previous vote for
ratification of the amend
ment.
President Carter says that
ERA is one of his major
commitments, but ERA is
number one on the priority
list of many North
Carolinians and they have
proved it, inspite of outside
money and supporters, not
three times but four. Why
not kill it once and for all
when it comes up again by
checking out all of the
candidates “before” we cast
our ballots in the next
election?
Emily J. Moore
609 Avondale Avenue
Rocky Mount, N.C. 27801
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THE CHOWAN HERALD
right to shoot windows,
unless it is some of the big
shots.
I would like someone
else’s opinion.
Sincerely,
Mary J. Belch
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Williams Heads Fund Drive
Terry Williams of
Edenton has appointed
chairperson for the annual
“Wheel For Life” Bike-A-
Thon in Edenton. Scheduled
for March 29, the “Wheels
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St. Jude Children’s
Research Hospital.
St. Jude Hospital is
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