Thursday, October l. 1981
ISpecial Meeting Planned
9 ’ GREENVILLE - The
§ Faculty Senate of East
5 Carolina University will
fehotd a special meeting Oct. 6
|*gto select three faculty
:Q members to serve on the
sfChancellor Selection
§ Committee.
H ’The selection committee,
pnow being formed, will
S' screen applicants and
[ Card Os
Thanks
§ The family of the late Dr.
S:Francisco Hernandez
3* Vargas would like to thank
Sail neighbors and friends for
pgfthe lovely flowers, cards
H and prayers during their
of bereavement. Dr.
« Vargas, a native of Puerto
~ Rico, was a representative
the United Nations,
appearing and speaking on
behalf of Puerto Rico. In
p) 1978, after several years of
*• ~ study in Spain, Dr. Vargas
receivedhisPhd. (doctorate)
- I,r: in law, afterwhich he
returned to Puerto Rico to
'-continue his law business.
Dr. Vargas was also a well
"' i: known poet, having much of
•i -;his work published. He is
• survived by a wife, seven
children, grandchildren,
3 .-. five brothers and seven
. sisters, all of whom reside in
- v , Puerto Rico except for one
sister, Elva H. Wright who
resides in Edenton, N. C.
J..S Memorial services were
-,/i held on September 17, in
memory and in honor of Dr.
Vargas for his outstanding
service to his family and the
k— poeople of the island.
d - 1 ' Everyone’s in grateful
9 ‘” remembrance. May God
,i ' Bless all of you.
Thank you,
Eh Elba H. Wright,
Elwood Wright,
and children
chg.
I NOTICE
The Edenton-Chowan Board of
J Education will hold its regular monthly
meeting at 8:00 P.M., Monday, October 5,
1981, in the-3rd-floor conference room of
The County Office Building.
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recommend a successor to
Chancellor Thomas B.
Brewer, who will resign
next June. Hie faculty will
have four representatives
on the selection committee,
one who may be the Chair of
the Faculty, Dr. Thomas H.
Johnson, a health and
physical education
professor, but who will be
named by the committee
chairman.
“Members of the General
Faculty are encouraged to
submit names of candidates
to their Senators before the
meeting,” Johnson said in
issuing the call for the 3 P.M.
Oct. 6 meeting in Room
205, Home Economics Bldg.
ECU trustees chairman
Ashley B. Futrell of
Washington will chair the
Chancellor Selection
Committee and has asked
receipt of names of the
Faculty Senate nominees by
Oct. 6, Johnson said. “Mr.
Futrell has requested that
nominees be accompanied
by a letter which states the
qualities and strengths
(each) would bring to the
Selection Committee,”
Johnson said. He asked that
such information be
submitted in writing at the
time of the nominations.
The Chancellor Selection
Committee also will include
five trustees, the president
of the ECU Alumni
Association and president of
the Student Government
Association.
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the leaves and roots of the
deadly European nightshade
weed known as belladonna
are used to counteract pain,
spasm and opium poisoning.
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JAYCEES HOLD DINNER The Edenton Jaycees held a meeting September 24 which
featured guest speaker Gary C. Bastin, vice president, of the U. S. Jaycees. From left to
right are: Steve Biggs, Regional Director for the N. C. Jaycees; Doug Rowe, State Vice
President for the N. C. Jaycees; Gary C. Bastin, Vice President for the U. S. Jaycees; Gary
Anderson, President of Edenton Jaycees chapter; and Jerry Wall, Executive Vice
President for the N. C. Jaycees. The meeting featured a dinner by the Edenton Jaycees plus
the after-dinner talk by Bastin.
Trojans Post Another Win, 13-6
The Immanuel Christian
Trojans continued their
winning ways this past week
with a 13-6 win over the
Alumni. Joseph Craddock
took a 3 yd. pass from first
string quarterback, Chuckie
Evans, in the opening
minutes of the fourth
quarter to break a 6-6 tie.
The extra point was added
on a pass to Tim Brabble.
The Alumni team made up
in part of former Trojan
students from past years,
scored in the opening
minutes of the game on a 32
yd. pass from Barry Leary
to Gary Brower. The extra
point attempt failed. The
Trojans scored their first
points late in the first
quarter on a one yard sprint
by tailback, Ronnie Whitley.
The attempt for the extra
point fell just short of the
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the final score by the
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Physician Writes Guide To Life
PHILADELPHIA - Hie
Middle Years, a physician’s
guide to life challenges in
middle age, is now available
in selected bookstores
across the country. The
book, written by Donald L.
Donohugh, MD, FACP, of
Corona Del Mar, CA, is the
second in a series produced
by the American College of
Physicians and The
Saunders Press.
Dr. Donohugh’s book is
I not a simple collection of
; advice on keeping
[ physically fit after forty; it
is a broad exploration of
I numerous aspects of this
j period in life. Divided into
j sections on Myths of Middle
S Age, Man and Mortality,
The Body, The Mind, The
i Person, The Family,
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Labor and Leisure, and
Values in Life, The Middle
Years concludes with an
extensive bibliography and
a convenient index.
Faced with problems of
middle age in his patients
and himself, Dr. Donohugh
searched for information on
the subject. Finding few
articles for physicians on
middle age and virtually no
factual information for the
general reader, he began
work on The Middle Years.
The resulting blend of
current health information,
concise explanations of
scientific concepts and bits
of personal insight provides
a curiously harmonious
combination of comforting
advice and challenging
questions for those over
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forty. j
Dr. Donohugh, an
internist, sold his medical
practice when he readied
middle age and now teaches
as an associate clinical
professor of medicine at the
University of California at
Irvine.
The cloth bound, 427 page
Middle Years, which sells
for $14.95, was published
June 4,1981 and is available
in local bookstores.
The art of knitting is said to
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