Thursday. July 1. 1982
sjEderiton, Chowan Recreation Report
Tennis Lessons
; The second session of
££;dyouth tennis lessons, July 14
lip- Aug. 6 is now Oiled. For
those who are registered
?}r-; remember classes are Wed.
/ifiland Friday mornings, 9: -
' 7 10:00 A.M. Registration fee
.*. is SI.OO and one new can of
tennis balls.
Water Ski Clinic
: ! On Saturday, July 10 the
Rec. Dept, and the Pem
broke Ski Club will co
sponsor a Water Ski Clinic
'for grades 4-12. The event
will begin 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 par
ticipate but every par
ticipant must have a signed
participant’s release form
- .before he or she may par
p.'iiticipate. These may be
f flpicked up at the Rec. Dept.
Reginning
Clogging Class
; . The Rec. Dept.
Agriculture Ext. Service
l ; . ; sand Chowan 4-H Club will
; a Beginner
; . Clogging Class. Classes will
- T: jtegin July 19 - Sept. 20, ten
f..weeks; each Monday
evening, 7:30 - 9:00 P.M. at
the Recreation Center. Gene
Baker will be the instructor.
Registration fee is SI.OO.
CUSTOM PACKERS
of
Belvidere, N.C.
Open Sat. 9:00 -1:00
Phone 297-2191
Hamburger lb. $1.19
Pork Chops lb. $1.39
Link Sausage lb. $1.39
Also Freezer Specials
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Twenty-five will be the
maximum number allowed
in the class. Leather soled
shoes are preferred. Anyone
interested may register at
the Agriculture Extension
Office.
Sailing Lessons
Sailing Lessons will be
offered July 19 - 31. Gil
Burroughs will be the in
structor. Classes will run in
3 day sessions - Mon. Wed.
and Fri. and next on Tues.,
Thurs. and Sat. Times will
be 9-11:00,11-1:00,2-4:00
and 4 - 6:00. Total in
struction time will be 12
hours. Registration fee is
$5.00 for the course.
Aerobic Dance
And Exercise
Aerobic Dance is held at
the Rec. Center on Monday
and Wednesday nights from
6-7:00 P.M. Saturday
morning drop-in classes are
also held from 10 - 11:00
A.M. Anyone interested in
participating should come
by at their preferred time.
Janice Dillon is the in
structor.
Girls Softball
Tomßoys 2-0
Tarheels 0-2
Mite League
Heels 2-4
Cards 6-0
Jays 3-4
Midget League
Lions 4-2
Tigers 1-6
Bears 1-5
Deer 6-0
Bucks 4-2
Elks 3-3
Glidin 2-4
Little League
JC’s 13-1
Nat. Guard 8-4
Rotary 6-6
TG&Y 9-4
Fisher 3-10
Am. Legion 6-7
Texaco 3-10
Hardees 3-10
Jr. Babe Ruth
Hoke 6-0
Fisher 1-5
Optimist 2-4
Belk 3-3
Women’s Softball
Ryland 7-5
Nixon’s 10-2
Supers tarletts 9-3
Beaver’s 4-8
Blue Jays 1-12
Charlie’s Angels 6-7
Men’s Softball
Ryland 13-3
PicWic 13-2
Texaco 12-4
Millers 9-6
A’s 13-3
Exxon 11-5
Natural 4-12
P.D. 10-6
Bears 6-9
Tyner JC’s 3-12
Cotton Mill 3-13
Perry Holland 3-12
At. Forest 1-14
Governor’s Waste
Management Board
To Meet, July 27
RALEIGH-The Gover
nor’s Waste Management
Board will meet on Tuesday,
July 27, at 10:30 A.M. The
meeting will be held at the
Albert Coates Local
Government Center, 215
North Dawson Street in
Raleigh.
The Public Information-
Participation Committee
will meet on Tuesday, July
13, at 2:00 P.M. in Room 415
of the Albemarle Building,
325 North Salisbury Street,
Raleigh.
THE CHOWAN HERALD
Careful Os diets Under 800 Calories
. 9- -
RALEIGH Current
popular diets providing 800
or less calories per day can
be dangerous or even fatal if
used without close and
continuous medical
supervision both during and
after the diet period, the
state’s health director said.
Dr. Ron Levine said in
dividuals often respond
differently to very low
calorie diets. Even persons
with no previous history of
health problems have ex
perienced medical com
plications after only a few
weeks on very low calorie
programs, he said. Medical
complications can range
from dizziness, nausea and
weakness to collapse and
even death.
“Consumers should
carefully read the product
labels and diet instructions
to determine whether the
program under con
sideration is 800 calories or
less,” Dr. Levine said.
He warned that no one
should follow a low calorie
diet without being under
close and continuous
medical supervision.” This
should include a physical
examination and regular
monitoring of blood and
urine tests and-or EKG
tracings,” Levine said.
The “reseeding” period
following the low calorie
diet can be a dangerous
phase, according to Levine.
“A rapid increase in calorie
level can put a great strain
on the heart’s functions
which could lead to more
serious complications,” he
said. Reintroduction of food
after a very low calorie diet
should be done very
gradually and under close
medical supervision.”
Levine said he is con
cerned about the very low
calorie diets because of
conclusions drawn from
investigations into deaths
associated with the liquid
protein diet of several years
ago. According to the Center
of Disease Control (CDC),
the deaths of previously
healthy adults could not be
explained by lack of high
quality protein,
adequate potassium or lack 1
of other minerals. Tlie I €DC
concluded that the deaths
were due to heart com
plications, probably caused
by starvation.
“Those diets provided
approximately 300-400
calories per day, and ac
cording to the investigation,
apparently resulted in
starvation for some users,”
Levine pointed out. Similar
consequences may result
from any dietary program
with calorie levels as low as
400 per day when these are
followed without careful
medical supervision.”
“I strongly advise citizens
not to undertake any diet
with 800 calories or less
Pension Checks Increase
More than 600,000
veterans and their survivors
will be getting larger
Veterans Administration
pension checks on July 1-
the result of a 7.4 per cent
increase in the govern
ment’s cost of living index.
Some 1.9 - million VA
pensioners are affected in
some way by the cost of
living index.
Pensions are paid to
veterans totally and per
manently disabled from
circumstances unrelated to
their military service. They
are paid also to survivors of
veterans who are in need.
Unlike compensation paid to
those disabled because of
military service, pensions
are affected by income from
other sources.
The 600,000 who will get
increases in June (payable
July 1) are those who are
receiving benefits under the
“improved” VA pension
plan inaugurated by
Congress in 1979. The plan
links VA pension rates to
adjustments in social
security payments. Before
the change, an individual’s
pension was subject to
reduction each time social
security increased.
Pensions for veterans and
survivors under the “old
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1 go into effect on July sth, and mil remain in effect thru the (
■ entire month of July! 1
1 Large Barbeque Plate $3.25 j
f served with stewed potatoes, slaw, cornsticks v
f Small Barbeque Plate $2.50 f
■ served with stewed potatoes, slaw, cornsticks m
1 Hamburger Steak Plate $3.25 |
W served with vegetable of the day, potatoes, cornsticks B
j Fish Plate $3.25 I
m served with stewed potatoes, slaw, cornsticks C
1 Shrimp Plate $3.00 I
■ served with stewed potatoes, slaw, cornsticks m
| Barbeque Sandwich 90 I
I French Fries Lrg. $.60 Sm. $.45 I
I Onion Rings $.65 1
I Soft Drinks $.45 I
I Beer $.70 and $.75 t
B Take-out orders are welcome.. .Call ahead and let us serve you I m
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. ;t unless there is careful
medical supervision
throughout the course of the
diet and during the
reseeding period,” Levine
said. He advised citizens
who feel they need to diet to
first consult with their
physicians. “You should
seriously consider using
alternative methods of
weight control involving
dietary techniques which
are known to be safe, which
don’t promote or depend
upon swift and massive
weight loss, and which rely
on appropriate exercise and
controlled calorie intake
that meets the body’s
nutrient needs,” Levine
said.
plan” remain fixed and
payable at the rates in effect
in 1978. But those rates are
protected against reduction
that would otherwise result
from cost of living increases
in their income from other
sources.
“Old Plan” recipients
may request transfer to the
“improved” plan at any
time, VA officials point out.
The agency will ’ carefully
review each application to
advise applicants to choose
the plan which works to
their personal advantage.
With the June increase
(payable in July 1 checks), a
veteran with one dependent
and no other income will
receive $6,980. For each
additional dependent, the
added amount is $903 per
year.
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New Food Town Stores
FOOD TOWN STORES,
INC. today announced the
signing of two leases for two
new FOOD TOWN stores
located in Virginia Beach,
Virginia and in Elizabeth
City, North Carolina. The
store in Virginia Beach is
25,600 square feet located at
4318 Holland Road in
Virginia Beach, Virginia.
The store in Elizabeth City
is 25,600 square feet located
at 1515 W. Eringhause Street
in Elizabeth City, North
Carolina. The opening date
Yam Referendum To Continue
RALEIGH - The North
Carolina yam referendum
results have been tabulated
and the vote is an over
whelming yes for continuing
the assessment program for
another 3 years. The vote
has received a favorable
majority of 88 per cent of the
sweet potato growers. This
will continue the assessment
to finance the sweet potato
growers self - help
promotion program.
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FOOD TOWN presently
operates 156 stores in North
and South Carolina, Virginia
and Georgia with new stores
presently under con
struction in Washington,
Jefferson, Jacksonville,
Kernersville, Winston-
Salem, and Raleigh, North
Carolina; Roanoke, Lynch
burg, Waynesboro,
Esserville, Danville,
Staunton, and Newport
News, Virginia.
This vote was to increase
the assessment to 5 cents
per bushel of fresh market
yams and 2Vfe cents per
bushel for processed yams.
This is the first increase in
the 20 year history of the
yam promotion program.
The increase in funds will
be used in increased
national promotion and
advertising of North
Carolina yams.