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PROJECT “IDENTI-CHILD” COMES TO EDENTON—Winn-Dixie has announced the im
plementation of a state-wide project to give parents pertinent data on their children in a con
venient card form. Pictured here is Jennifer Boucher getting “inklessly” fingerprinted by
Chief Parrish, of the Edenton Police Department, as he help 6 the local Winn-Dixie Store kick
bff its “Identi-Child” project. Also pictured are Jerry Boucher, Jennifer’s father and the
Manager of Winn-Dixie, and Doug Pike, assistant manager of Winn-Dixie. (Stray on Page 8-B)
ECSU To Hold Fundraiser
“Scholarcade ‘83,” the
show of the year at Elizabeth
City State University, is set
for Sunday, March 27, at 6:00
P.M. in Williams Hall gym
nasium. Since the show is
“back by popular demand,”
an even larger audience is an
ticipated from the one which
watched last year’s thrilling,
two-and-one-half hour
performance.
“Scholarcade ‘83,” a wide
ranging display of talent,
seeks to accomplish two ob
jectives. First of all, proceeds
from the show, in its third
year, will help increase EC
POSITIONS AVAILABLE
Social Worker
Clerk-Typist
Must be currently registered
with State Personnel
Apply at Manager’s Office
Chowan County
County Office Bldg.
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FINANCIAL STATEMENT FOR PERIOD ENDING. it®
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BALANCE DECEMBER 31. It 61 s*• 9A»99
RECEIPTS
1. Current aa*e*»ments collected $ **
3. Number new member* & 26» 513
3. Interest on time deposit*. Mocks, bonds
4. Miscellaneous
5. Disallowed death claims
6 Total (lines Ito 5 inc ) $ UpO®
7 Net difference of advance avt#ssir.enU: ■
f Receipts
9 Total receipts 17,
DISBURSEMENTS:
10 Salaries |
11 Collection commissions
12 Miscellaneous expenses JflJiS
IS. Total expenses (lines !u to 13. inc » 1 3»J5
14. Dmtth ixii.flu p.id iNo 51 1| No 100.** *4 100.00
1 No 300 » ». OOO^D
15. Membership fees paid agents
16. Refunds •
17. Total rfiabursements (lines 12 to 16. ne.l |3t-T
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19 Cash on hand
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26. Iteath benefits unpaid ..
27 Expenses unpaid ....
28. Total liabilitiea
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SU’s ability to recruit top
level, high achieving
students. As a result of pro
ceeds from two previous pro
ductions, three students are
currently enrolled, on full
scholarships, at ECSU.
“Since students who have
excelled academically, like
top-rated athletes, go where
the money is, we need to con
tinually expand our resources
in order to be more com
petitive,” Dr. Jimmy R.
Jenkins, Vice Chancellor for
Academic Affairs, stressed.
Secondly, “Scholarcade
‘B3’’ certainly gives the public
an excellent opportunity to
see professionals in roles
other than teaching classes,
administering programs,
preparing reports, etc. The
show brings together a long
list of ECSU administrative,
faculty, staff and student per
sonnel who, “seeing the need,
have answered the call from
Vice Chancellor Jenkins.”
Thus, the public will again
come closer to more fully
realizing that college pro
fessors can do much more
than lecture on Einstein’s
theory of relativity or
Dewey’s philosophy of
education.
Dr. Jenkins and, possibly,
two other Vice Chancellors
plan to leave their desks to
head the long list of per
formers in this year’s show
which includes fashions, in
strumental music, skits, vocal
selections, dances, skits and a
“high kicking” chorus line.
Persons desiring advance
tickets to “Scholarcade ‘83,”
Sunday, March 27, should con
tact any ECSU employee. Ad
mission prices have been set
at $5.00 for adults and $2.50 for
students. Door prizes will be
awarded lucky ticket holders.
Completes Claes
Navy Electrician’s Mate
Fireman Antonio R. Biggs,
son of Rebecca Davis of Rt. 2,
Roper, N.C., has completed
the Basic Electrician’s Mate
Course.
During the self-paced
course at the Service School
Command, Naval Training
Center, Great Lakes, 111., the
students received instruction
on electrical theory and
studied the operating prin
ciples of the batteries,
generators, motors, and
transformers used aboard
ships and at shore installa
tions. The course was design
ed to provide a thorough
understanding of the opera
tion, maintenance, and repair
of electrical systems.
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THE CHOWAN HERALD
Letter To The Editor
Dear Editor:
The UNC Center for Public
Television is currently
holding Festival ‘B3, its an
nual fund-raising drive. Thu
year’s goal, $1.2 million, is
needed to update and main
tain equipment, and to pro
vide such varied programs as
Sesame Street, Stateline,
Nova, Masterpiece Theatre
and American Playhouse, Dr.
Who, The Mark Russell
Specials, The World at War,
Soundstage, and the Wood
wright’s Shop. These shows
and many others must be pur
chased from the Corporation
for Public Broadcasting or
produced at the state level,
and they are very expensive.
The people who work at
Festival ‘B3 are all volunteers.
Even the Center employees
you see on the air are there on
their own time. I had the op
portunity to meet and work
with some of these people,
and I was very impressed
with their dedication. But
they can’t do it without the
support of the viewers. Last
year, only 3% of the Center’s
viewers made pledges. This
year we must do much better.
In the first ten days of
Festival, only nine pledges
were received from Chowan
County. Surely there are
more people in this county
who watch public tv!
I realize that money is tight,
but even a small pledge would
be greatly appreciated. After
all, if each of the Center’s
estimated million and a half
viewers sent in a dollar, we
will have surpassed our goal.
If you watch public television,
please help foot the bill. If you
don’t watch it, try it, and “see
how great tv can be.”
How can you help? Call
1-962-1212. A volunteer will
take your name, address, and
the amount of your pledge.
Then you’ll receive a pledge
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packet in the mail which will
include a self-addressed
envelope. Simply put your
check in the envelope and
mail it. If you prefer, you can
charge it to your Visa or
Master Card, or pay in mon
thly installments. Os course,
you can always mail your
check directly to Hie UNC
Center for Public Television.,
PO Box 4150, Chapel Hill, NC
27514. With every pledge
you’ll receive Centerpiece,
the monthly programming
guide.
Festival continues through
March 20, but contributions
are always cheerfully ac
cepted. Please be generous.
Sincerely,
Marcy Ashton
Gospel Train
To Perform
Saturday, March 19, 7:30
P.M., Gospel Singing Train of
Ryans Grove Baptist Church,
Edenton, Featuring Belvidere
Male Chorus, Perquimans
Male Chorus, Gates County
Curvans, RBJ Singers of Sun
bury, Halleluah Gospel
Singers of Edenton, and
Ryans Grove Senior and
Gospel Chorus.
Card Os Thanks
We would like to thank
everyone that contributed in
any way to the benefit supper
that was given for Melvin
Byrum by the Center Hill-
Cross Roads Fire Depart
ment. Your thoughts and
prayers have been a great
strength to each of us during
Melvin’s illness. May God
bless each of you in a special
way.
The Melvin Byrum Family
Mar.l7,pd.
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CANCER SOCIETY’ JAIL-A-THON COMMITTEE—Pictured here is the Jail-a-Thon Com
mittee of the American Cancer Society from left to right they are: Tom Hungate, Jim Bali,
Chuck Smith, Patricia Downum, Pam Stallings and Wallace Evans. Starting April 2881
members of the community will be able to pay to have someone “arrested” who must then
call his or her friends to post bail. Proceeds from this will be donated to the Cancer Society.
Dr. Lucas
Continued From Page 7-A
1969 with the inception of its
residency training program.
During the initial period of the
specialty, (then) general
practitioners were allowed to
take a certification examina
tion and become family physi
cians. Now, however, all must
complete a three-year family
practice residency training
program.
Family practice is the na
tion’s largest medical special
ty, comprising over 54,000
family physicians. (A service
of the N.C. Academy of Fami
ly Physicians).
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NOTICE
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County Commissioners!
will meet with the Division j
of Civil Preparedness on :
Tuesday, March 22,1983
at 7:30 A.M. at Boswell’s
Restaurant, Edenton,
N.C. , I
Thursday, March 17.