June 10, 1982
Edenton - Chowan Parks & Recreation
Announce Special Summer Programs
Summer Basketball League
Ages 13-18 can participate
in an informal summer
league that will be played on
Monday, Wednesday and
Fridays starting at 2:00.
Players may pick their own
teams and turn their roster
into the Department.
Trophies will be awarded at
the aid of the season. Fee
for the league is only SI.OO
pier person. 11118 covers the
cost of the trophies and a
team shirt.
Youth Tennis Lessons
Tennis lessons for ages 6-
15 will be taught on Wed
nesday and Friday morn
ings from 9:00-10:00. There
is a SI.OO registration fee for
each participant. Also you
must bring one can of tennis
balls to the first class. The
first class begins June 16.
Summer Soccer Program
A special summer league
for ages 6-12 will be offered
for anyone interested. You
must sign up for this league
before Wednesday, June 23.
There is no fee to participate
in the soccer league.
Youth Play Time
Every Monday, Wed
nesday and Friday morning
from 10:00-12:00 the gym
will be open to all youth ages
12 and under. They may
(day basketball, kickball,
bowling, pingpong or many
other special games. There
is no charge to participate.
Adult Leisure Time
Thegym will be open every
day of the week from 12:00-
2:00 for any adult wishing to
jog, exercise, play
basketball, ping pong, etc.
during their lunch hour. No
one will be allowed in the
gym except those adults
participating. There is no
charge to participate in this
special leisure time. This
schedule begins on June 21.
County Summer Program
The gym at Chowan Jr.
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High will be open every
Monday, Wednesday and
Friday from 11:00-4:00 P.M.
for county residents. A
supervisor will be provided
by the Recreation Depart
ment at all times. Tennis
lessons will be given along
with free play in basketball
and ping pong. This
program will begin on June
21 and will last for 8 weeks.
Water Ski Clinic
The Recreation Depart
ment and the Pembroke
Water Ski Club will co
sponsor a water ski clinic
for grades 4-12 on Saturday,
July 10. The event will start
at 10:00 A.M. Instruction at
any level will be given to
anyone that is interested in
water skiing. There is no
charge to participate but
every participant must have
a signed participants’
release form before he or
she may participate. These
may be picked up at the
Recreation Department.
For more information on
any of the above listed
summer programs, come by
the Recreation Department
located in the old National
Guard Armory or call 482-
8595.
Aerobic Dance & Exercise
A new session of Aerobic
Dance and Exercise will
begin June 14. Classes are
held Monday and Wed
nesday evenings beginning
at 6:00 P.M. Saturday
morning drop-in classes will
also be offered to anyone
who would like to come.
These classes are held from
10-11:00 A.M. with a charge
of 1.50 each Saturday. The
registration fee for the
regular weekly classes is
$20.00. Janice Dillion will be
instructing Aerobic Dance
and Exercise.
Swimming Lessons
Swimming lessons for
ages 5-15 are now being
sponsored by the Rec. Dept.
The second session, July 19-
Aug. 6 has only a few
openings left in the 10:45
class Both sessions have
been changed into two 45
minute classes because of
the demand in participation.
The times are now 9:45-
10:30 and 10:45-11:30. For
more information call the
Rec. Dept, at 482-8595.
Mite League
Heels 0-0
Cards 1-0
Jays 0-1
Robins 1-1
Midget League
Lions 0-0
Tigers 0-1
Bears 0-2
Deer 1-0
Bucks 1-0
Elks 1-1
Glidin 1-0
Little League
JC’s 6-1
Nat. Guard 3-3
Rotary 5-2
TG&Y 5-2
Fisher Nut 2-5
Am. Legion 3-4
Texaco 1-6
Hardees 2-4
Jr. Babe Ruth
Hoke 2-0
Fisher Nut 1-1
Optimist 0-2
Belk 1-1
Women’s Softball
Ryland 5-2
Nixon’s 5-1
Superstarletts 5-2
Beaver’s 1-5
Blue Jays 1-6
Charlie’s Angels 3-4
Men’s Softball
Ryland 5-3
Pic Wic 7-1
Texaco 7-2
Miller’s 5-4
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Little League Schedule
June 14—8:00 Hardees -
Fisher
June 15—8:00 Am. Legion
- JC’s
June 16—8:00 Rotary -
Nat. Guard
June 17—8:00 Texaco -
TG&Y
June 18—7:00 Am. Legion
- Nat. Guard, 8:15 Rotary -
JC’s
June 21—8:00 Rotary -
TG&Y
June 22—8:00 Nat. Guard -
Hardees
June 23—8:00 Texaco -
JC’s
June 24—8:00 Fisher - Am.
Legion
June 25—7:00 Rotary -
Fisher, 8:15 Am. Legion -
TG&Y
Games played on Rocky
Hock field are:
June 18—6:30 Hardees -
TG&Y, 7:45 Texaco - Fisher
June 25—6:30 Texaco -
Nat. Guard, 7:45 Hardees -
JC’s
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Letter To The Chowan Herald Editor
Dear Sir:
As the father of a fifth
grade student, a kin
dergarten graduate and a
three-year old son I have a
direct concern for ex
cellence in education.
And so I am a candidate
for the Board of Education.
Mine is a commitment to
all children and to ex
cellence in their education.
It is an irrevocable com
mitment to public
education.
Let us recall our heritage.
Once we had no com
mitment to the education of
women; now we do.
Once we had no com
mitment to education for
ethnic groups; now we do.
Once we had no com
mitment to the han
dicapped; now we do.
Once we had no com
mitment to pre-schoolers;
now we have statewide
kindergarten.
This is a good heritage
which must be perserved
and extended.
This will not be easy for
1962 is not the best of times
economically. Nor have
indifference and apathy
vanished from the earth.
The nation is anxious about
many issues. Some advise
retreat until the storm Mows
over.
Commissioners
Hold Meeting
The Board of Chowan
County Commissioners
meeting, May 3, 1982.
Approved minutes of
previous meetings. Tom
Phillips, Chairman of the
Chowan Medical
Development Authority and
Johnny Bryan, Chowan
Hospital Administrator,
briefed the Board on the
Authority’s plans to pur
chase certain diagnostic
equipment for the hospital.
The authority will seek final
approvement at a later date.
Mrs. Louise Darby,
librarian, on behalf of the
Library Board and staff
personnaly thanked the
Board of Commissioners
and Cliff Copeland, county
manager, for their help in
completing the upstairs of
the library building.
The application from
residents of Bella Vista
Drive to be placed on the
secondary road main
tenance system, was ac
cepted and forwarded to the
Department of Tran
sportation for process.
Amended the County
budget.
Adopted the Governors
N.C. Highway Safety
Program resolution.
Discussed the Town -
County recreation program.
Adopted an offical County
seal.
Anne K. Spruill
Clerk to the Board
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Such an attitude is
shortsighted and unworthy
of us.
The withdrawal of
Federal and state financial
supports will neither excuse
nor condone a downgrading
of education in Chowan
County.
More than ever excellence
in education depends on
effective parenting. The
father who reads with his
child is endorsing reading in
a decisive way. The mother
who checks her child’s
homework in math is
helping more than she
knows. For the work of the
schools is being underlined
and endorsed as very im
portant.
Parents who have the
confidence of their children
may maturely advise them
during the ups and downs of
emerging adolescent
sexuality. Effective
parenting will assist youth
in getting past the cliches of
our society, for alcohol and
drunk driving are more
deadly issues than com
monly supposed. Effective
parenting will not condone
lies about income levels
when the question of school
lunches comes up. It will
insist on responsible
behavior and set a
responsible example.
Excellence in education
depends, too, on faculty.
Consider that this is the
season for class reunions.
And after the jokes and
“remember when...” stories
are done, who are the
teachers remembered?
Retrospect shows that those
who demanded more from
us than we did of ourselves
are cherished above all
others. These people must
be encouraged today, not
simply applauded
tomorrow.
RE-ELECT
/■* ★ J. D. Peele*
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June 29th
Your support during the last 8 yrs.
JJjKL has been greatly appreciated.
j 4 1 ,eel that experienced leadership is
neded now more than ever
I mm Because of this, I covet your
County Commissioner vote and support
Thus if we do not have
great expectations we will
not mature. Who wants to go
to an average school, be on
an average team, be the
typical graduate? This is not
to be insensitive to the slow
learner but it is to rekindle a
passionate commitment to
excellence in education.
A county committed to
excellence will applaud
good efforts in math and
English as it does athletics.
It will be as enthusiastic
about good work in history,
biology and chemistry or
bricklaying as it is about
music. It will encourage
students to work overtime in
a hard course and enjoy
getting a “B” rather than
take an easier one to get an
“A".
Two caterpillars were
crawling across the grass
when a butterfly flew over
them.
They looked up, and one
nudged the other and said,
“You couldn’t get me up in
one of those things for a
million dollars!”
There is more within each
of us than meets the eye.
Inside each student is the
fMT VOTE
W Evonne A. Smith
- Board Os Education
June 29
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Your Vote and Support Will be Appreciated
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potential to fly.
Let’s give our best to
bring our their best!
Let this county pledge that
neither inflation nor
property re-evaluations nor
lost federal programs nor
indifference nor any other
shortcoming will separate
us from our heritage in
public education. Let us
commit ourselves anew to
excellence in education.
On Tuesday June 29th fill
the citizens of this county no
matter where they live will
vote on my candidacy. I ask
for your support and
rededication to excellence in
public education in Chowan
County.
John Mitchener 111
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