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helping the Boy Scouts of America celebrate their 73rd anniversary with displays in iheir
storefront windows. The merchants participating include Parker-Evans Hardware, Eden
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LOVELY GlFT—Student Lisa Mathews and Learning Resource Center director Don Lee
demonstrate the pleasant reception people with overdue books will receive next week when
they are returned to the College of The Albemarle library. Lee said there will be no fines
and no questions asked about overdue library materials throughout Valentine week, February
the 14th thru the lath. (COA Photo)
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—obituary—
Stuart X. Stephenson
STEPHENSON, Stuart
Xanthus, 79, a resident of
Montgomery, Alabama died
January 29. 1983 in a local
hospital. Funeral services
were held Monday, January
31, 1983 at 2 P.M. from The
Church of the Ascension with
Rev. Mark Waldo and Rev.
Stephen Askew officiating.
Burial in Greenwood
Cemetery with Leak-Memory
Chapel directing Survivors
include his wife, Mrs.
Elizabeth Ziegler Stephenson,
Montgomery , one son, Stuart
X. Stephenson, Jr., Birm
ingham ; one grandson. Stuart
X. Stephenson 111; one grand
daughter, Mrs. Thomas M.
Wright, Jr.; three sisters,
Mrs. Virginia Byrum, Eden
ton, N.C. Mrs. Margaret Gor
don, Chesapeak, VA., Mrs.
Katie Mae Leary, Shiloh, N.C.
Pallbearers were Sam
Adams, Mose W. Stuart,
Coma Deas, Walter Grisette.
Hugh Cottle, Jimmy Fenton,
Jimmy Hamm, George Ken
more, Joe Jolly, and C.S. *
Bazemore.
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Ed. - Ch. Recreation Dept. Reports Wins And Losses
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over the previously unbeaten
Tom Girls. White had all ten
of her team’s points. Leslie
Redmen had 6 for the Tom
Girls.
Midget Boys
The Kings rolled to a 40-29
victory over the Nuggets. The
Kings had one of their finest
games outscoring the Nug
gets in each of the 4 quarters
and upped their record to 6-0.
Andre’ Bond led the Kings
with 15 points. Willie Holley
was high for the Nuggets with
18 points.
The Bullets notched their
second win in a row with a
26-23 win over the Jazz. After
falling behind by 9 points the
Jazz staged a late comeback
which cut the margin to 1
point with 12 seconds remain
ing. Mickey Bonner then hit
both ends of a one and one
free throw with only a second
left to hold on to the win. Bon
ner led the Kings with 17
points. Robert Granby had 18
points for the Jazz.
The Spurs moved to sole
possession of second place
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with a 40-30 win over the Nug
gets. Derrick Felton and
Wallace Holley had 14 points
each to lead the Spurs. Willie
Holley had 16 for the Nuggets.
The Bullets and Spurs
represented) the Edentom
Chowan Recreation Depart
ment at halftime of the John
A. Holmes basketball game
Friday night. Both teams
came away winners as they
played to a 8-8 tie and saw
some exciting high school
games.
Jr. Boys
The Knicks continued their
move to the top with 30-16 win
over the Lakers. Roy Harrell
led the Knicks with 10 points.
Wallace Welch and Oliver
Holley had 6 each to lead the
Lakers. The Knicks will bat
tle the Blazers for Ist place
this week.
On Saturday the Blazers
traveled to Hertford to
avenge the overtime upset the
Blazers had experienced from
Perquimans. The Blazers
outlasted Perquimans 33-29 in
a very close game. Mark
Gaskins led the Blazers with
12 points. Arvin Johnson and
Guan Skinner totaled 7 each
for Perquimans.
Sr. Boys
After clinching first place
the Blue Devils fell on hard
times and dropped a 60-57
decision to the Tarheels.
Richard Wilson showed no
respect to the first place team
and poured in 25 points to lead
the Heels. Darrell Chesson led
the Blue Devils with 22 points.
Open League
The Bruins surprized
Ryland with a 60-58 overtime
victory. Edward Walker and
Frank Hardy led the Bruins
with 19 points each. Kevin
Cooke led Ryland with 16
points. The win temporarily
moved the Bruins into a 3 way
tie for third.
GHP got back to its winning
ways with 74-62 thumping of
Lee’s B.P. Robert Shields
held the hot hand for GHP
leading them with 17 points.
Charlie Morring had 16 for
Lee’s.
Town notched its seventh
win with a 73-41 rout over
Tanzer Yachts. Arnold
Brothers led Town with 16
points. Less Bennet had 10
points to lead the Tanzer
attack.
Kevin Cooke’s jumper at
the buzzer lifted Ryland to a
50-48 victory over Valhalla
Tire. Gene Jordan connected
for 18 points to lead Ryland.
Jimmy Dillard led Valhalla
with 15 points.
GHP reclaimed sole posses
sion of Ist place with a 60-55
win over the Bruins.
Delmonte Johnson fired in 19
points to lead GHP. Frank
Hardy had 14 to lead the
Bruins.
Greenleaf Farms toppled
Lee’s BP 63-55. Thomas Leary
and Mike Holley proved to be
the undoing of Lee’s as they
combined for 45 points.
Charlie Morring led Lee’s
with 21 points.
League standings: GHP 9-1,
Ryland 7-2, Town 7-3, Valhalla
Tire 6-4, Bruins 5-4, Greenleaf
3-6, Lee’s BP 1-9, Tanzer
Yachts 0-9.
Women’s Volleyball Results
Feb. 1— 7:00 Mannings Re
tainers def. Western Gas 4-15,
Thursday, February 10, 1983
15-12,15-4; 7:45 E.T. def. In
dependents 15-2, 15-2.
Aerobic Dance Class
The Recreation Depart
ment continues to offer an
Aerobic class for men and
women. The class meets
every Monday and Wednes
day evening at 6:00. There is
also a class offered on Tues
day and Thursday mornings
at 10:00. Julie Spivey and
Terry Rothberger are the in
structors for both of these
classes. You may call Julie at
482-8055 for more information.
Adult Baseball League
An amateur adul‘ baseball
league is being cor adered for
the Albemarle area of North
Carolina. The league will be
formed with teams from
Edenton, Hertford, Elizabeth
City, Williamston,
Washington and New Bern.
The league will be for anyone
age 19 and older. It will be af
filiated with the Stan Musical
Amateur Baseball Associa
tion. If you are interested in
participating on a team from
Edenton, contact the Recrea
tion Department at 482-8595.