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Officer Chappel
Awarded Medal
Petty Officer 2nd Class
Marie Chappell, USN, from
Tyner, was awarded the
Navy Achievement Medal in
a ceremony held recently at
the Armed Forces Staff
College, Norfolk, VA.
Petty Officer Chappell
came to the Staff College in
January following a two
- tour of duty in Rota,
Spain. She serves as a mess
management specialist (i.e.
food service) and has been
assigned the additional duty
of career counselor for
enlisted personnel.
Chappell received the
award for her work while
serving as the senior mess
management specialist of
the Satellite Dining Facility,
U.S. Naval Hospital, Rota,
Spain, from November,
1979, to December, 1981.
In that capacity, she
provided superior customer
service and exceptional
meals to patients and
hospital staff personnel,
which had a significant
impact on the morale and
welfare of those she served.
Chappell was recognized
in the citation ac
companying her award for
her leadership, resource
fulness, initiative and
dedication.
Petty Officer Chappell is a
graduate of Chowan High
School. She attended
Grayson County College at
Dension, Tx., prior to
joining the Navy in 1975.
ECSU
Hosts Meeting
ELIZABETH CITY
Elizabeth City State
University will host the
quarterly meeting of the
Board of Governors for the
University of North
Carolina scheduled June 10 -
11. According to ECSU
Chancellor Marion D.
Thorpe, the meeting will
bring to the campus
numerous state officials and
educators, in addition to the
32 - member board, UNC
President William C. Friday
and his administrative staff.
This will be the second
visit of the Board of
Governors to the ECSU
campus. The first meeting
was held in Elizabeth City in
September, 1972, the year of
legislative change to a 32 -
member board, reduced
from 100 members, and the
year of beginning for the
statewide multicampus
university of 16 constituent
institutions, including
ECSU. Since that time
ECSU has grown from a
state teacher’s college to a
13 - department university
with major degree program
development and capital
improvements under the
leadership of Chancellor
Thorpe.
Following the ECSU
presentatipn, the board will
be addressed by Joe Parker,
chairman of the three -
month -old reginal
development organization,
Northeastern North
Carolina Tomorrow (NNCT),
with headquarters on the
ECSU campus. Private
foundations now are being
asked to provide $9 million
in operating money and
venture capital with the
assistance of the UNC
research and public service
office. UNC also will provide
funds for a director and
secretary for six months.
Milan Muzinich, regional
manager of the Washington
office of the Department of
Natural Resources and
Community Development,
is interim director until a
permanent director can be
found. His staff also in
cludes resource persons
from the network of com
munity colleges, East
Carolina University and
ECSU, working with
committees of regional
representatives.
According to Dr. Walton
Jones, UNC vice president
for research and public
service programs, the Ford,
Kellogg and J.J. Reynolds
foundations have been
asked to provide NNCT with
$1 million annually for five
years for operating ex
penses, which would be
spread around the
university system to pay for
research and feasibility
studies of new industrial
projects.
"Perfume: Any smell that,
is used to drown a worse
one." Elbert Hubbard
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Thursday, June 10, 1982