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The Bicycle Brigade will again ride in
i tlie Peanut Festival Parade on October
3rd.
?To participate, here's all you have to
do. Register and pick up your I.D.
number and instructions at Ben Riddick
Jewelers, before October 3rd. Dress up
ybur bicycle and if you wish, put on a
costume and Ride In The Parade!!
You Have 6 Chances To Win!
• IST PRIZE FOR BICYCLE - $25.00 CASH & TROPHY
I IST PRIZE FOR COSTUME - $15.00 CASH & TROPHY
4ND & 3RD PRIZES FOR BICYCLE & COSTUMES •
RECEIVE A TROPHY
•-Announcement of the winners will be
rcjade on Hicks -Field .’_ immediately
fallowing the band competition,
j Parents are welcome to ride along
with their children in the parade.
1 .. .Let's make this the best part of the
entire parade!
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Goodwin New Roanoke Rapids Coach
The Roanoke Rapids
Board of Education has
employed a Tyner native as
physical education in
structor and coach for the
girls’ basketball and softball
teams at Roanoke Rapids
High School.
Carleen Paige Goodwin
assumed her position on
August 19, according to
Supt. Robert Clary. Clary
commented, “In our
evaluation process, we have
30 qualities’’ which are
considered. He said Miss
Goodwin “was rated above
average or superior by
every one of her referen
ces.”
Margaret Lewis, principal
at Johnson School in Rocky
Mount, said the coach
“exemplifies those qualities
which characterize an
outstanding teacher.” John
R. McCarthy athletic
director at N. C. Wesleyan
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SECTION B
Hospital Begins Expansion Project
Chowan Hospital, Inc.,
filed notice on Sept. 14 of
intent to incur a capital
expenditure for the
relocation of four intensive
care beds from the first
floor to a projected location
on the second floor. The
project is scheduled for
completion in August. 1983,
and is estimated to cost
$374,389.
This project is part of an
overall expansion of the
hospital which includes the
addition of 10 beds and
ancillary facilities.
The project proposal has
been submitted to the
Certificate of Need Section,
Division of Facility Ser
District Court Is Held
The following cases were
heard in Cliowan Countv.
District Court on September
8 by Judge J. Richard
Parker.
Phillip Samuel Richard
son was found guilty of an
improper muffler and given
a $25 fine and cost of court.
The case was appealed.
Roy L. Lassiter was found
guilty of nonsupport of his
children and given a 90 day
suspended sentence, cost of
“recommended without
reservation” Miss Goodwin
to the school board.
Clary said he was im
pressed by her “coaching
philosophy” which is to
develop character in the
players. He quoted from her
written statement, “Win
ning is the objective but my
players have won if they
have developed respect for
their school, their op
ponents, for me, and most of
all respect for themselves.”
Since 1978, Miss Goodwin
has been a physical
education instructor in the
Rocky Mount City Schools.
She coached girls Eighth
Grade basketball to a
“perfect season” at Eld
wards Junior High School
and coached Ninth Grade
girls’ softball at the same
school. From 1975 to 1978,
she was physical education
instructor at OLPH Catholic
Edenton, North Carolina,Thursday, September 17, 1981
vices, N. C. Department of
Human Resources, for
review by planning agen
cies.
The planning agencies, In
examining the proposal, will
seek to determine whether
the project is needed, if it
Graduate
Miss Virginia Hudgins
Gardner, West Queen
Street, was among 1981
summer graduates at the
University of North
Carolina at Chapel Hill. Her
AB degree is in education.
Miss Gardner is now on
the faculty at Chowan
Junior High School.
court, and ordered to pay
$25 a week for the benefit of
his children.
Betty Pearson Walker,
charged with forgery of a
check, was given a volun
tary dismissal. Also
charged with larceny of a
check, she was given a
minimum of seven months
and a maximum of nine
months suspended for two
years on supervised
Continued On Page 2-B
School, also in Rocky
Mount. For the years 1978,
1979, and 1980, she served as
assistant softball, volleyball
and basketball coach,
repsectively, at Wesleyan.
A graduate of Chowan
High School in Tyner, Miss
Goodwin received a BS
degree in physical education
AVINTAGEAUTOMOBILE SELECTION
Thi* Bugatti Royale. considered to be the most valuable
car in the world, was hidden in the sewers of Paris to avoid
confiscation or destruction during World War II It is
currently on display at Harrah's Marina Hotel Casino
Atlantic City.
can be adequately staffed
and operated, whether it is
economically feasible
Letter To Editor
Mike White’s Youth
Center was recently closed.
I have talked with people
about this.
The facts are Mr. Jer
nigan opened the center so
that the kids at the park
would have something to do
at the park. The Edenton
Band Students painted it.
Two people I talked with
were against it. Seven were
for it, and three were also
for it supervised properly. I
hope it will reopen next
summer.
Lisa Baker
age 11
Cape Colony
Save at Bee
and we’ll help \
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at N. C. Wesleyan College in
1978. She was a member of
the varsity basketball team
for four years in high school
and for four years at
Wesleyan, serving during
that period as a team co
captain.
As a member of the
Wesleyan varsity softball
SECTION B
within prevailing rate
structures, and if it proposes
specific cost-containment
features.
A copy of the proposal has
been referred to the Eastern
Carolina Health Systems
Agency for review as
required, by federal and
state law.
In its role as coordinator
of project reviews under
Section 1122 of the Social
Security Act and the Cer
tificate of Need Program,
the Certificate of Need
Section will receive the
advice of the regional
agency about the con
formity of the project to its
standards and criteria.
The department will then
decide on the recom
mendation to be made to the
U. S. Department of Health
and Human Services con
cerning Section 1122.
team from 1974-1977, she
also served as a co-captain.
In 1975, she was the first
recipient of Wesleyan’s
Most Outstanding Female
Athlete Award.
Miss Goodwin, is the
daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Carlton Goodwin of Tvner.
Mitzke Gets
Promotion
Thomas B. Mitzke, son of
retired Marine Corp. Master
Sgt. and Mrs. Leonard
Mitzke, Route 3, Edenton
has been appointed a
sergeant in the U. S. Air
Force.
The new non
commissioned officer
completed training in,
management, in leadership,
human relations and NCO
responsibilities, before
being awarded this status.
Mitzke is a ground
equipment mechanic at
| Kadena Air Base, Okinawa,
Japan, with the 18th
\ Equipment Maintenance
; Squadron.
He is a 1977 graduate of
John A. Holmes High School
in Edenton.
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Services Held
For Osborne
Fuperai services for
Leßoy Harry Osborne, Sr.,
39, of Arrowhead Beach,
who died September 8, when
his crop-dusting plane
crashed in Perquimans
County, were held Friday.
The graveside service
which was held in Cedar
wood Cemetery in Hertford,
was conducted by Rev.
Robert Harrell, pastor of
Bandon Chapel.
Swindell-Bass Funeral
Home of Edenton was in
charge of arrangements.
Record Set
GREENVILLE
Showing a modest but
sustained increase, fall
semester enrollment at East
Carolina University has
reached an all-time record
of 13,264 students on cam
pus, according to Registrar
J. Gilvert Moore.
The fall semester total
was an increase of 99 over
last year’s enrollment,
Moore said. Figures do not
include the University
(evening) College, he said.
Enrollment in the ECU
School of Medicine reached
172 students this fall.
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