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Page 2-A jwEy' - ' i t\ m * ' j[ A iJjßr HARUfcE’S DONATES KNOT BOARD TO LOCAL SCOUT TROOP—The knot board which has hung in Hardee’s over the past couple of years was donated recently to the Boy Scouts of Edenton. Pictured above is Ron Mosley, manager of the local Hardee’s presenting the board to Peter Rascoe, Scoutmaster of Troop 164. Colonial Baptist Church To Meet For First Time Sunday morning, March 6, 1983, will mark the first meeting of Colonial Baptist Church in their permanent facilities. Meeting times for the church are: Sunday School, 10:00 A.M.; Evangelistic Worship, 11:00 A.M., Training Union, 6:00 P.M., and Evening Service, 6:30 P.M. Additionally, Bible Study and Prayer Meeting will be held on Thursdays at 7:30 P.M. All these meetings as well as the church’s business meetings, held on the first Thursday of each month, are open to the public. The church is on Colony Drive by the railroad tracks. Pastor Yancey and the members of the church cor dially invite all to an after noon of food, refreshments, and live gospel music on this, their opening Sunday. Hot dogs will begin roasting and hamburgers will be thrown on T NOTICE TO EDENTON CITIZENS The 1982 Town Tags expired -l effective February ;i5, 1983. ; ' > Pick up your 1983 tags at the Municipal Building * ~ for only sl°° MM Court Square 109 EAST KING STREET EDENTON, NC. 27931 VV 3lfl>|H81"4800 Oppoudmun I Save up to 33 1 /3%0n Royal Doulton Lambethware For a limited time, you can save 33Vi% * 00 a t 6 ’P* ece Ptac® setting. 25% on a & 4-ptece place setting, and 25% on all «f \\ our open stock. In any one of our V\ patterns. /■ i l\ Lambethware has a fresh, natural, rustic II ~ 1 1 charm, and has been created with * I yesterday's crcrft and artistry for the ill |f*» K home of today. It's oven proof, freezer ' vv 1 K proof, dishwasher sate, and Royal \\ j # .offi; // Doulton guarantees to replace any cl piece chipped, cracked, or broken in norma( home use during the first two ( f ).• years of home use. Whether It's a formal or Informal j occasion, Lambethware says as much — _JE. —about you as the meals you prepare. Buy r at ©abts Jetoelersi .'■ /. * - Vy i • *■? ; the grill immediately follow ing the morning worship service. A surprise speaker (native of Edenton) will present the church charge during the morning service. “This man is one of the very few preachers which has come out of our town. Don’t miss this opportunity!” urges Pastor Yancey. When asked why Colonial Baptist Church was any dif ferent from other churches in the area, Pastor had the following comments: “As pastor of the church, I teach and believe that the Bible is the Word of God and more particulary, the King James version. I believe that evangelism is the ultimate goal of everything that takes place in the local church, and the members must be made aware of all they have and all they are in Christ in order for the outreach to be effective. Christians cannot be motivated by commands alone. Their heart must be in what they are doing, whether it be church cleanup or full time preaching. The person cleaning the church must realize that he or she has an active role in fulfilling the Great Commission in Mat thew 28:18-20.” Benefit Dinner For Paiine Kenney, March 5 Barbecue plates are being sold this Saturday, March 5, for the benefit of Pauline Kenney. The plates may be picked up at the Boy Scout Hut from 11 A.M; until 5 P.M. Anyone desiring a ticket may call 482-7440. This benefit is being sponsored by friends of Mrs. Kenney. THE CHOWAN HERALD Recreation Report i All Youth Basketball Leagues An Awards Program will be held for all players and parents who participated in the youth basketball pro gram. This program will be held Thursday, March 17 at 7:00. Midget Boys The Midget Boys Allstar Team returned from the EAC tourney last weekend with a second place finish. The tour nament consisted of 8 teams from Eastern N.C. In the first game, 9 of the 10 players scored soundly defeating Little Washington 54-39. Mickey Bonner led the team with 18 points. The team returned Satur day to face Perquimans who had advanced with a win over Pamlico Co. Tony White led the Allstars to a 49-16 win with 13 points. The win set up the cham pionship game against Ay den. The two teams traded baskets for the first half and the score stood 18-17 at intermission. At the end of the 3rd quarter the Allstars had fallen behind by 12 points. However, a furious comeback brought the team back to within 2 points as Ayden lost the ball with only 30 seconds remaining. The pressure shot to tie rimmed in then out and the Allstars were forced to foul. Ayden then put the game away at the foul line to reach the final score of 44-39. Robert Granby held the hot hand for Edenton with 18 points. For the tournament Robert Granby scored 32 points with Mickey Bonner and Tony White scoring 29 each while Willie Holley added 28. Con gratulations to all the players on a fine tournament. Open League Valhalla Tire scored a 71-55 win over Greenleaf as 4 of 5 starters hit double figures. Donaldton White led the assault with 18 points follow ed by Jimmy Dillard who not ched 17. Michael Holley rip ped the net for 20 points to lead Greenleaf. The Town-Ryland battle for second showed Town winning ~tbe fiyst round 40-38 wbecu Sylvester Armstead *tiit < ' jumper' with one maining. John Gosten had 15 points to lead the winners. Bob Jordan led Ryland with 11. Gene Jordan and Bill Jor dan added 10 points each. The last week of regular season began with all eight teams seeing action on Monday. Regular season champs GHP tied up with Greenleaf and came away with a 61-54 win. Robert Shields led the winners with 17 points. Thomas Leary had 22 points for Greenleaf. The game clos ed out the season for both GHP and Greenleaf. Valhalla Tire closed out their season outscoring the Bruins in every quarter and rolling to a 76-63 win. Jimmy Dillard totaled 25 points to .lead Valhalla. Tony Johnson {had 29 points for the Bruins. ? Lee’s BP broke on the top of Tanzer Yachts 164 in the first quarter and held on to edge them 48-45. Vondell Norman and Vincent Blount headed Lee’s scoring list with 11 points for Tanzer. Town-Ryland game 2 show ed Ryland jump to an 11 point half time lead only to see Town come back and post their 10th win 56-52. Ray Edenton National Guard ' Ladies Auxiliary will sponsor a Flea Market And Arts And Crafts Bazaar at the New National Guard Armory At Edenton Airport Sat March 26, 1983 8:30 A.M. until 2:00 P.M. $8 per space t Call Shirley Kirby 482-2207 or Meorplene Peeples 482-2857 Paylin had a game high 23 points for Town with Gene Jordan leading Ryland with 18 points. With only 2 more regular season games before the tour nament the league standings are: GHP 13-1, Town 10-4, Valhalla Tire 10-4, Ryland 8-5, Bruins 7-6, Greenleaf 4-10, Lee’s BP 2-11, Tanzer 0-13. Women’s Volleyball Results Feb. 22 - E.T. defeated In dependents 15-3,15-2. Mann ing’s Retainers defeated Western Gas 4-15,15-12,15-6. Hot Shot and Free Throw Shooting Contests Sign-up for the hot shot and free throw shooting contests was completed last week. Those who signed up must coine by the Recreation Department and compete before Friday, March 4. Aerobic Dance Class The Recreation Depart ment continues to offer an Aerobic class for men and women. The class meets every Monday and Wednes- I day evening at 6:00. There is I also a class offered on Tues day and Thursday mornings at 10:00. You may call Julie Spivey, instructor, at 482-8055 for more information. Adult Baseball League An Amateur adult baseball league is being considered for the Albemarle area of North Carolina. The league will be formed with teams from Edenton, Hertford, Elizabeth City, Washington, and New Bern. The league will be for anyone age 19 and older. It will be affiliated with the Stan Musical Amateur Baseball Association. If you are in terested in participating on a team from Edenton, contact the Recreation Department at 482-8595. Sign-Up Period For PK Program Closes March 11 Secretary of Agriculture John R. Block says the Reagan Administration has endorsed a proposed change in the law concerning the tax treatment of payments-in * kind »i production and Stocks reduc-™ * tion prograth anridtiiit&l lastu month. Under the proposed legislative change, payments in-kind received by producers under the new PIK program would be treated for tax pur poses in the same manner as actual production. This means that taxable income would not be reported until the farmeraold the PIK commodities “The Treasury Department has endorsed the change, and legislation has already been introduced,” Block said. ‘IWe are confident that the con gress will move quickly so farmers will know for sure how the payments will be treated before the sign-up period for the PIK program closes on March 11.” Without the change, a payment-in-kind would be treated as income at the time the farmer has a right to receive it, regardless of when the commodities were actual ly sold by the farmer. 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