Thursday, April 24, 1980
Gym To Be Dedicated
MURFREESBORO
The dedication of Chowan
College’s new gymnasium
physical education center is
scheduled for Monday, Sept.
1 at 10 A.M. with U.S. Sen.
Harry F. Byrd, Jr. of
Virginia as featured
speaker.
According to Chowan
President Bruce E.
Whitaker, the $2.5-million
facility is being named in
honor of Jesse A. Helms,
Baptist layman and U.S.
Senator from North
Carolina, at the request of
the anonymous donor of
$500,000 to the gymnasium
building campaign.
Whitaker said Helms is
making {dans to be present
for the dedication, which
will be held inside the new
facility.
Byrd served for 18 years
in the Virginia Senate prior
to his appointment to the
Conservation
Strategy
Pondered
RALEIGH - North
Carolina Department of
Transportation is proposing
away to conserve as much
as 3-million gallons of
gasoline a year.
In a recent study it was
determined that if just one
half of the 4,700 traffic lights
in the state highway system
were put on flash between
the hours of 11 P.M. and 6
A.M. we could save 3 million
gallons of gasoline per year.
Transportation Secretary
Tom Bradshaw sent a letter
to town and city officials
across North Carolina
asking them to join in the
conservation effort.
Bradshaw said, “The
response has been great.
Burlington had already
undertaken the program,
and I’m happy to announce
that on Monday, April 21,
Wilmington will also.”
However, as Bradshaw
pointed out, it’s imperative
that while selecting those
signals that may be placed
on flash, safety must remain
our most vital con
sideration.
- Vote -
WALTER B.
JONES
In
Democratic Primaiy
On
May 6th
Most people know that Congressman Jones is
chairman of the House Committee on Tobacco
and time and time again has defended and
saved our present program.
LET’S KEEP HIM IN
THIS POSITION
SO IMPORTANT TO THE ECONOMY
AND WELL BEING OF EASTERN
NORTH CAROLINA
.. .vote for. . .
WALTER B.
JONES
on May 6th
Paid tor by JONES FOR CONGRESS COMMITTEE .
T.S. Ryon, Treasurer
U.S. Senate in 1965. He was
elected to the Senate in 1966
and reelected in 1970 and
1976.
The new facility will be
used for physical education
classes and intramural and
varsity sports programs for
men and women.
Recreational activities
including swimming,
handball, paddle tennis, and
basketball will also be
provided.
Other features include a
weight room, mini-gym,
faculty offices, and two
classrooms. Dr. Whitaker
said the pool will be named
for the late Ruth Camp
Cambell of Franklin, Va.
Chowan raised the $2.5-
million for the new gym
nasium-physical education
center through a two-year
campaign called “Ac
complishing our Mission.”
All of the financial support
came from private sources
including individuals,
foundations and other
groups. Whitaker said the
building is “the last major
facility envisioned on our
campus forth forseeable
future.”
Medical
Assistants
Hold Meeting
The Albemarle Area
chapter of the American
Association of Medical
Assistants held their
monthly meeting Tuesday,
April 1 at the College of the
Albemarle in Elizabeth
City. Jimmy Anderson,
business instructor at COA,
was guest speaker of the
evening and gave a most
interesting talk on the
“Human Relations Ap
proach to Office
Management”.
Later at the meeting, a
drawing was held for 50
gallons of gas. Raffle tickets
had been sold by chapter
members over the past few
weeks to help raise money
for various medical-related
community projects.
The holder of the winning
ticket was Bill Elliott of
Route 3, Edenton.
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