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WINNERS OF PROMOTION Winners of the TG&Y in
store Coat & Sweater promotion are: Ist place, Peggy
Outlaw and 4th place, Teresa Lane. Not pictured here are
Carolyn Chappell, Gwen Layton and Wilma Robbins.
Brody Medical Bldg. Is Dedicated
GREENVILLE-More
than 1,500 people from
Eastern North Carolina
gathered at the Blast Carolina
University School of Medicine
October 29 for the dedication
of the school’s new $26-million
home, the Brody Medical
Sciences Building.
The facility represents
“something that many com
mitted people have worked
long and hard for,” said Gov.
James B. Hunt, Jr., keynote
Speaker for the 4 P.M.
ceremony.
“We can all be proud of this
beautiful medical complex for
it is truly the lifeblood of
Eastern North Carolina,”
said Hunt, referring to the
medical school’s partnership
with Pitt County Memorial
Hospital.
“The Brody Medical
Sciences Building is proof of
how much can be
accomplished when people of
vision believe in a mission of
mercy and work hard to make
It a reality,” said Hunt.
Hunt said many of the
'State’s future doctors will be
educated and trained in the
building and will deliver
critically needed health care
across the state. He also noted
that the medical center is
staffed with some of the top
specialists in this part of the
country.
“The training and care go
ing on here is providing us in
medical professionals who
are well trained in meeting all
the needs of North Carolina’s
.families, from the very
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Hunt said.
The Brody Building is
located on a 40 acre site adja
cent to Pitt Memorial
Hospital. It is the first perma
nent home for the school since
the four-year program was
established in 1975.
The 451,000-square-foot
building houses the basic and
clinical sciences depart
ments, teaching areas,
auditorium, administrative
offices and outpatient center.
It was named in honor of the
Brody family of Kinston and
Greenville in 1979 to recognize
the family’s support of the
developing medical school.
ECU Chancellor Emeritus
Leo W. Jenkins, who received
a standing ovation when Hunt
referred to him as the real
leader in the creation of the
school, said the Brody
Building is “a symbol of great
progress for all of the people
of Eastern North Carolina
and across the state whose
health care needs are now be
ing met.”
ECU Vice Chancellor and
Medical School Dean William
E. Laupus noted during the
program that the school re
mains dedicated to the
original goals of providing
family practitioners and other
primary care physicians to
rural communities, develop
ing a regional health care
system and providing
medical education for
qualified minority and disad
vantaged students.
Also addressing the crowd
prior to the ribbon cutting,
which was performed with
surgical scissors, were ECU
Chancellor John M. Howell,
ECU Board of Trustees Chair
man Ashley B. Futrell, Pitt
Memorial Board Chairman
G. Henry Leslie, UNC Board
of Governors member David
J. Whichard and benefactor
Leo Brody.
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WINNERS AT TG&Y
Winners of the in store Toy
Promotion at the Edenton
TG&Y Ist place is Rosa
Carter. Not pictured here
are Cleiiora Austin 2nd
place and Wilma Robbins
3rd place.
Letter To The Editor
To the Editor:
I would like to take this op
portunity to publicly thank
The American Legion for the
use of their tables and chairs,
The Parks and Recreation
Department for the use of the
Old National Guard Armory,
TG&Y. for donating the door
prizes and to all the others
who helped make our Annual
Pig Pickfti and Square Dance
a wonderful success*
Sincerely,
Kenneth R. Bendic
President
Colonial Squares
Square Dance Club
Anniversary
The Gale Street Baptist
Church will be celebrating it’s
83rd anniversary, Sunday,
November 14, 1982 at 3 P.M.
in the afternoon. The speaker
for the occassion is Rev. J.W.
Law. The music will be
rendered by the Providence
Baptist Church Senior Choir.
The public is invited.
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Culture Week To Be Observed
Entertainer, Andy Griffith
will lead the list Os speakers
for the 69th annual obser
vance of Culture Week in
North Carolina, November
16-20.
A host of other well-known
speakers and presentation of
three dozen prestigious
awards will highlight the
week, which brings together
members and guests of a
dozen different statewide
organizations concerned with
literature, history, art and
music. Raleigh’s Velvet Cloak
Inn will be headquarters for
the week-long observance.
Events include business
meetings of the various
groups, programs on historic
preservation, musical per
formances, reviews of
literature produced during
the past year and social
events.
Griffith will address the 7
P.M. dinner session of the
82nd annual meeting of the
N.C. Literary and Historical
Association on Friday,
November 19, at the Woman’s
Club of Raleigh. His topic will
be “What North Carolina Has
Meant to Me.”
Dr. Guion Griffis Johnson of
Chapel Hill, author, will ad
dress the opening session of
the Federation of N.C.
Historical Societies fifth an
nual meeting Thursday,
November 18. She will speak
on “The Landless People of
Antebellum North Carolina.”
Other speakers scheduled
throughout the week include
North Carolina’s poet
laureate, Sam Ragan; author
David Stick; Dr. John
Neville, executive director of
America’s 400th Anniversity
Committee; Dr. Suellen M.
Hoy, assistant director of the
Division of Archives and
History; and Dr. William J.
Chiego, chief curator, N.C.
Museum of Art.
John Shelton Reed, author
of “One South: Ethnic Ap
proach to Regional Culture,”
will speak on Friday, and will
be on hand at other occasions
to authograph copies of the
book, available for sale at a
discount through the N.C.
Book Club.
Most meetings are open to
the public. Details on fees for
meals and registration are
available from each of the
organizations or from Becky
Myer, 109 E. Jones St.,
Raleigh, 27611; (919) 733-7305.
Associations meeting dur
ing Culture Week include the
N.C. Literary and Historical
Association; Society of
Mayflower Decendents in the
State of North Carolina; N.C.
Art Society; Roanoke Island
Historical Association; N.C.
Area Boat Dealers’ Annual Fall Meeting
And Fishing Tournament Was Held
HATTERAS—Rough wea
ther did nothing to hamper
the spirits of Albemarle area
boat dealers who gathered
here recently for their annual
fall meeting and fishing
tournament.
The two-day event was
highlighted by the presenta
tion of the “Top Dealer”
award to 70 West Marina of
Morehead City for selling the
most boats of any area dealer
during the past year, and the
display of five new boat
models by Albemarle Boats of
Edenton.
Guests were well fed on
both nights of the meeting. A
pig picking was prepared and
served by friends and
relatives of Albemarle Boats
CHICKEN MANURE
For Sale—Bag or bulk. Will consider
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Society of County and Local
Historians; The Historical
Book Club of North Carolina;
N.C. Federation of Music
Clubs; N.C. Poetry Society;
N.C. Genealogical Society;
Federation of N.C. Historical
Societies; and The N.C.
Chapter of The Victorian
Society in America.
The Historic Preservation
Society of North Carolina,
which in the past has met dur
ing Culture Week, will hold its
annual meeting on Saturday,
November 6 at the Radisson
Hotel in Raleigh. Details are
available from Anne Schenck,
executive director, at
832-1254.
president Scott Harrell, and
members of the Hatteras
Methodist Church, under the
direction of Alice Gray,
served a seafood dinner to the
boat dealers. The Duane
Quidley combo of Wilson
entertained both nights.
Headquarters for the
meeting was the Hatteras
Civic Center.
Everett Is Promoted
Navy Fireman Andrew P.
Everett, son of Linwood and
Nancy J. Everett, Route 2,
Creswell, has been promoted
to his present rank while ser
ving aboard the ammunition
ship USS Mauna Kea,
homeported in Vallejo,
California.
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NEW LISTINGS I
FOR RENT—House and apartments.
8.5 ACRES WATERFRONT-With private boat basin, B
secluded, rustic 3BR log home in idyllic setting io% K
financing.
HICKORY LANE Great Rm., Kit. with convenient I
dining room, 3 bedrm., 2 baths, game room and large ■
yard $60,000.1
WATERFRONT Albemarle Sound, >/ 2 acre lot on I
Bela Vista Dr $26,500.1
HOME ON THE CHOWAN RIVER Great Room, 4 1
8.R., 2Vi baths, Large screened porch, pier. .. $75,000. ■
HOME ON THE ALBEMARLE SOUND Cape I
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fireplace, Family Room with fireplace, large deck, 1
workshop. Central heat and air $73,500. I
BELLA VISTA DRIVE - Waterfront brick ranch, 3 1
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HOME IN THE COUNTRY —On acre of land, large I
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air. Workshop, many extras. 8 per cent
assumable $32,000,. I
HISTORIC DISTRICT farming Victorian homeß
on quiet street, seven sjUVis rooms.
FANTASTIC BUY!—Country Club area. Owner I
must sell. 4 BR brick ranch. Over 2000 sq. ft. Vfe acre, ||
fenced lot. Garage, family room with fireplace, 9>i per I
cent assumption. Drastically reduced to $59,500. K
CHOWAN BEACH—House on 2 lots. 2 BR, 1 bath, I
screened porch, 1 outbuilding. Priced to sell $18,500 I
HISTORIC DISTRICT—LoveIy 2-story frame house. |-
Large country kitchen, family dining room, 3 BR, 2 I
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MORGAN PARK Lovely 3BR brick ranch in I
excellent condition, central heat and air, built-in, 9> 2 9
per cent assumption $65,000. I
HOME IN THE COUNTRY Lg. livingroom, kit- 9
chen w-bar, attached den w-wood stove, 2 full baths, 2 B
BRs, 2 car garage, large lot, furnished $37,000 |
NEAR TOWN—Attractive brick veneer home on Vi I
acre wooded lot, 3 BR, LR, den, dining area, IV 2 baths. I
10 per cent APR owner financing $39,500 I
4 BEDROOM HOME On 2 acre lot. Convenient to I
town, 2 full baths, LR, family room w-woodstove, 9
central air and oil furnace, 3 yrs. old, outbuildings 10 E|
per cent APR owner financing $42,000. p
BRICK HOME Three BD, 2 baths, large I
livingroom with fireplace, dining room, kitchen. Well B
insulated. Central heat and air. Two car garage and 9
workshop. 12 per cent owner financing $49,500. B
SNUG HARBOR Two bedroom frame
house $18,500. I
CAPE COLONY 3 home, eat in kitchen, B
living room with fire' 'cOV-Viishop on the water. 10 9
per cent owner financJg $39,000 I
SMALL HOUSE IN COUNTRY-1 year old $14,400 K
TWO BEDROOM HOME ln town, living room w- ■
fireplace, bath, eat-in kitchen, screened porch, fenced I
backyard $32,500. I
WATERFRONT Custom built cedar home. 3 BR, If
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ceiling, 2 car garage, bulkheading with sandy beach on B
the Albemarle Sound SBO,OOO. I
HISTORIC DISTRICT Spacious 2Vi story home B'
with large, beautifully landscaped yard, 6 bedrooms. 2 B
full baths, 2 half baths, 2 car garage, workshop, guest B
house, recreation room, waterview.
APARTMENT HOUSE Good location in town, 5 1
apartments, 3 lots $40,000. I
ALBEMARLE SOUND Beautiful wooded lots over I
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INVESTMENT OPPORTUNITY Apartment ■
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PRICE REDUCED Log Cabin, beautiful inside I
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and utility room. Beautiful yard. Price reduced 1
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Waterfront Lots Snag Harbor and Arrowhead. I
Other Lots and Acreage For Sale.
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