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PRAWING HELD George Chevrolet of Edenton held a drawing Wed. for two sets of
tickets to the Washington Redskin’s pre-season game which took place last weekend.
Congratulations are offered to Fred Spruill and Morris Small. Jr. the winners of the
drawing. They are shown here receiving the tickets from Tom Palmer, the General
Manager at George Chevrolet.
TG&Y’s policy is to always have advertised merchandise in adequate supply in our stores In theevent the advertised merchandise is not available due to untorseen reasons. TG&Y will provide a Rain Check, upon request, in order that
the merchandise may be purchased at the sale price when it becomes available, or you may purchase similar quality merchandise at a similar price reduction It is the policy of TG&Y to see that you are happy with your purchases *lt is
H TG&Y's policy to be priced competitively in the marvet. Regular Sale Prices may vary market by market, but the sale price will always be as advertised.*We will be happy to refund your money if you are not satisfied with your
■ purchase. VISA* and Meat arCard* accepted.
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THE CHOWAN HERALD
College Football Predictions
The Chowan Herald shall be running an new weekly
feature this fall. The feature is entitled the Chowan Herald
Top “30”. In which we will list the top 30 college football
teams as we see them. The feature will also include
predictions of the college games for the up coming weekend.
The predictions will be made by Chuck Smith. We, at the
Chowan Herald hope you will enjoy our new feature.
The Chowan Herald Top “30”
1. Pittsburge 16. Miami (Fla.)
2. Alabama 17. Texas
3. Nebraska ig. U.C.L.A.
4. Washington 19. Miss. State
5. North Carolina 20. Texas A&M
6. Oklahoma 21. Brigham Young
7. Georgia 22. Notre Dame
8. So. Methodist 23. Arizona St.
9. So. Calif. 24. Houston
10. Penn State 25. Missouri
11. Clemson 26. Auburn
12. Ohio State 27. Florida St.
13. Michigan 28. So. Miss.
14. Florida 29. Stanford
15. Arkansas 30. Tulane
Week Number l Predictions
***Game Date: Sept. 4, 1982 ***
Cincinnati (-27) at Fla. State Miss. State( +2) at Tulane
Duke (-4) at Tennessee Temple (+25) at Penn State
Miami (Fla.) (-3) at Florida Va. Tech (+23) at Richmond
Furman C-30) at N.C. State W. Carolina (-27) at Wake Forest
Kent St. (+22) at Marshall Monday Sept. 6,1982
Clemson (-4) at Georgia
Edenton - Chowan Recreation Report
Midget Football
The Recreation Depart
ment held its midget foot
ball tryouts this week and
all players were drafted on
one of the teams. Practices
begin today as all the teams
begin warming up for the
expected opening date of
September 20. Equipment
will be issued on Tuesday,
September 7 beginning at
5:30 in the Recreation
Center gym. All players
must have paid their in
surance before they will be
issued any equipment.
Midget Soccer
There is still time to
register for this year’s
Soccer season for any boy or
girl age 7-15. Three leagues
are being offered this year,
a Pee Wee league for ages 8
and under, Midget league
for ages 9-13, and a Junior
league for ages 14-15. Sign
up now and don’t miss out on
all the action.
Adult Volleyball
Only one more week is left
before the organizational
meeting for this year’s
Adult volleyball season.
Both a Men’s and Women’s
league will be offered.
Expected playing nights will
be on Tuesday and Thurs
day with games starting at
7. The organizational
meeting will be held
Tuesday, September 7 at 7
P.M. at the Recreation
Department. All interested
teams should have a team
representative present at
the meeting.
Aerobic Dance
Class
The Fall of the year is
coming but don’t use that as
an excuse to cover up your
body. The Aerobic dance
class taught by Julie Spivey
and Terry Rothberger can
do wonders for you in just a
short time. The class meets
twice a week on Monday and
Wednesday nights from 6-7.
There is also a drop - in class
on Saturday mornings at 10
if you miss a class or desire
an extra work - out. There is
a small registration fee
charged. Call the
Recreation Department at
482 - 8595 or Julie Spivey at
482 - 8055.
Card Os Thanks
The family of Mrs. Rachel
Twiddy would like to thank
everyone for the many
visits, cards, food and
flowers received after her
death. We would also like to
thank Dr. Ed Bond for his
care of our mother these
past few years. May God
bless each one of you.
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School Calendar
The Edenton - Chowan
School System will be closed
for the Labor Day holiday,
Monday September 6.
Faculty and students will
observe the regular school
schedule September 7.
For the convenience of
parents and students the
first semester calendar is
printed as follows:
September 6: Legal
Holiday - Labor Day.
September 22: End of Ist
School Month.
October 6: End of Ist Six
Weeks.
October 7: Student Leave -
Teacher Work Day.
October 8: Student Leave -
Staff Development.
October 14: Report Cards
Go Out.
October 18: Student Leave
- Parent Conference.
October 25: End of 2nd
School Month.
November 11: Legal
Holiday - Veteran’s Day.
November 23: End of 2nd
Six Weeks - 3rd School
Month.
November 25, 26: Legal
Holidays - Thanksgiving.
November 29: Student
Leave - Staff Development.
December 2: Report
Cards Go Out.
December 20-23: Annual
Leave.
December 24, 27: Legal
Holiday - Christmas.
December 28-30: Annual
Leave.
December 31: Legal
Holiday - New Years.
January 3: Resume
Classes.
January 7: End of 4th
School Month.
January 19, 20, 21: Mid
term Exams.
January 21: End of 3rd Six
Weeks.
January 24: Student
Leave - Teacher Work Day.
January 25: Student
Leave - Staff Development.
January 27: Report Cards
Go Out.
Peanut
Champions
Continued From Page 2-B
Hobbsville, with a yield of
6,175 pounds, placed second
and L.R. Eure of Roduco
was third with 6,004 pounds
per acre.
Gates County, which has
averaged over 3,000 pounds
of peanuts per acre in five of
the last 10 years, averaged
3,900 pounds in 1981, ac
cording to Extension
Chairman Zackie Harrell.
Flattery often conceals
jealousy.
Page 3-B
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