Page 8-A
The Edenton- Chowan Recreation Report
Tlm flnt 1 MaSoaor Adult
tMiit hn mi hntfin this
wuok and w /ill continue until
June a. A meood session is
scheduled for July 11-22.
ChnuM sit i tiiught each Mon
day sad W edneedsy evening
dm 7:o* 3:00. Youth tennis
lwom an»adhadutod to begin
June 21.? Rwre will be three
Marions youth lessons dur
ing the i summer. All youth
lOMons s re brid in the morn
rip. Ma rk Nooeman is the in
structor for sill the lessons. A
small registration fee is
charge/1. Call the Recreation
Depar* tmentt for more
information.
S’ nimasiing Lessons
The Recreation Depart
ment will offer six sessions of
beck elf swimming lessons
this i tummerstarting as soon
aa s> chool is /Wit. Registration
fan ns are available at the
Ra/neatioo Department of-
Oc) e. All classes are taught in
this mornintg at the Coach
Hi jum Inn pool . There are two
cl asses offered each morning
|)ay©|
I
CHaa Chnw “a I
mJB lawWV uo ° I
l HWWWW *W W W shoo Mon. • Thurs. 10-7; Frl.-Sst. 10-»; Sue. M
I Paid Pol. Adv.
WHAT NORTH CAROLINA NEWSPAPERS
SAY ABOUT VOTER REGISTRATION
igJHnH
GOV. HUNT, REV. JACKSON MEET Governor Jim Hunt and the Rev.
Jesse Jackson met in the Executive Mansion March 11 to discuss a number of
mutual concerns, including voter registration ... __
The Carolinian, 3->B-82
“He (Jesse Jackson) said Gov. Jim Hunt, an expected
Senate candidate in 1984, had ‘a limited future—unless
we register.’ n
Greensboro Daily News, 5-16-83
"We must register at least 200,000 black voters in North
Carolina in the next two months.” (Jesse Jackson)
News and Observer, 4-22-43
"'Gov. James B. Hunt, Jr. wants the State Board of
Elections to boost minority voter registration in
North Carolina . . UPt/Chapel Hill Newspaper, 11-10-41
Ask Yourself:
I s This A Proper Use Os Taxpayer Funds?
r»U km fcr MRMS let S—m. lliptm. Twliw.
in the following sessions:
June 20 - July 1, July 5 -15,
and August 1 -12. For more
information call the Recrea
tion Departament at 482-8595
or come by during office
hours to sign up. A registra
tion fee is charged.
Gymnastics Class
The Recreation Depart
ment is offering a gymnastic
class for ages 4-12 this sum
mer. Hie classes will be of
fered in one week sessions
from 1:30 - 2:30 daily. Em
phasis will be on tumbling and
floor exercises. The older
ages will also work on the
balance beam. The classes
will be taught at Walker
School. Call the Recreation
Department at 482-8595 for
more information.
Wrestling Camp
The Recreation Depart
ment will sponsor the First
Annual Recreational Wres
tling Camp this summer for
anyone ages 6-17 interested in
learning more about wres
tling. The camp will be held
July 11 - 23 at Walker School.
The camp will meet on Mon
day, Wednesday and Friday
of each week with an informal
tournament held each Satur
day for the participants. T
shirts and trophies will be
awarded. Contact tbe Recrea
tion Department for more
information.
Aerobic Class
It’s time now to get in shape
for tbe summer and warm
weather and the best way to
do it is to get involved in the
aerobic exercise class at the
Recreation Department.
Classes are held every Mon
day and Wednesday night
from 6:00 to 7:06 and every
Tuesday and Thursday mor
ning from 10:00 -11:00. Julie
Spivey is the class instructor
and wishes to invite any lady
interested. You may call Julie
at 482-8055 or the Rec. Dept, at
482-8595 for more information.
Women’s Softball
In the women’s league
Ryland notched 2 games in
the winner’s column by
defeating Coors 6-3 and
Hospital 9-5.
QfWff HERALD
Tbe Blue Jays fail to Nboas
21-5 and the Angali shot out
the Hospital 2M. Haaal Baas
whit 4-4, hitting 3 homsras,
while Pam Babb and Chris
Clark hit one homarun each to
help Nixons defeat COors 17-4.
In the closest game of the
week the Superstariettas and
Charlie’s Angels held each
other scoreleea until the
Storiettes came up with 4 runs
in tbe bottom of the 4th inning.
The Angels retaliated with 2
runs in the sth and 3 runs in
the 6th. Hie Superstariettas
scored 2 in the bottom of the
7th inning to take their second
win over tbe Angels.
Men’s Seltball
Exxon and Texaco put their
perfect records on the line in
an effort to claim sole posses
sion of Ist place in Division I.
After the “gas war” Exxon
had prevailed 9-2.
Both offenses sputtered in
the early innings as only Ex
xon managed one lone run
through the first 5 innings. In
the 6th inning tbe Tiger in Ex
xon’s tank roared for 7
edits final run In the top of the
seventh. Texaco managed
thahr two runs in the bottom of
tha inning for die final score.
Exxon got good milage from
Booger Smith stem went 3-4
and Charles Williams and
Rod Oqm who were 2-3.
In other games Ryland eas
ed past Busch 7-6 in a nine in
ning affair which saw tbe lead
change hands 4 times, Tyner
held off the Pixxa Hut 8-6,
Natural beat Miller 12-5, and
Pickwick plucked tbe Eagles
10-8.
League standings:
Division I - Exxon 8-0, Tex
aco 8-1, Oakleaf 4-5. PD 3-5
Atlantic Forest ft-a
Division II - Pickwick 80,
Busch 2-5, CCU A’S 2-5,
Millers 36, Pixxa Hut 20
Division in - Natural Times
8-1, Ryland 6-2, Tyner 4-4,
Eairioa 1-6, Western Gas 10.
Little League
TGAY, the Jaycees and the
National Guard pushed their
league leading records to 6-1
with victories over Fisher
Nut, American Legion and
Fisher Nut. In other games
Continued On Page 9-A
metk TyCer
downtown edenton
SPEClALSrfgrifca^
j#FORTHE^^
r \ Group of Ladies’ Buxton® Wallets
f | mjk 6.25t0i9.00
/ Vwoj§\ Entire Stock of Timex® Watches
r W/Ml \ Men’s, ladies’ and children’s. - -q* r\ff
Boxed Men’s Izod® Lacoste® Belts
I Solid on one side, stripe on t E QO
- . . T other. 3 belts in box. Reg. sl9 10.00
- ‘ Great for College - - HdT Pbtt
HBMmHU Convenient! Heats water A _
SPECIAL quick. Terrific Price 14.95
'= iTst i TIT’C Timex® Lighted Dial Alarm Clock
V xaLUIIIO Quiet, accurate, dependable, q q
electric clocks. Great Buy o.oD
Sale! Samsonite® Luggage
VALUES UP TO 50% Off
Ladies’ and Men’s Oxford
Cloth Duck Shirts cartwheels, garment
bags, gadget
It A FOR tO OQ FOR bags, carry-ons
LADIES A£«00 MEN
Short sleeve oxford cloth, button-down collar soft sides nil
11 |1
Plastic Handi-Phone X Jr
16.88
Use with push or rotary dial systems.
Has high/low/silent ringer switch. jf
Cannon® “Royal Classic” Towels M - M
1.88 VASH 3.88 HAND 5.88 BATH I
Famous Brand Ladies’, Men’s Watches Entire Stock JMLJ
Choose from a large group of gold qQ OQ A s i g| ]j P c> JKBr
and silver tone styles. Great buy OU.OO OI L.aaies
Men’s Boxed Izod® Lacoste® Socks Pretty MDnhggrififl
Variety of colors in rr to 11 88 Lingerie
Reg. 12.50 to 13.50 lU.OO lO 11.00 m gkf
Deluxe & Heirloom Photo Albums LDyQ mu if || ■ IIA |
Handsome Duck Decoy Lint Brush Reg. 1.25 fill llf \ j
Coßectfble. handcrafted bisque n nn to *36 \ A
gueks with But brush base. 8arga1a.............. v.W Choooe from gHmuljj I (j
Assorted Pillows fflj] 1/^
3.44 to 4.88 IfiWLX/y
Truck load of assorted, decorative throw T M
pillows of polyester/cotton, virgin W
polyester fiberfill. Hurry in now!
■Shop Monday Through Thursday 9:20 a JO. Until 8:38 pjn.,
Fridsyt:2Dajp. Until 9 p.m., Saturday 9:2BajmUaMlßpja^hoae4»telorW^n^^^^^^^^^
s .#-; :v ' JIB
1982-84 STUDENT COUCIL INSTALLED—The installation of the 1983-84 Student Council
Officers for E. A. Swain School was brid in their auditorium on Thursday, June 2,1983 at
10:20 A.M. The new officers are: President, John Keeter; Vice-President, Jim Blount;
Secretary, LaTanya Wilson; and Treasurer, Lynn Jordan. The advisors are Mrs. Teresa Jor
dan and Mrs. Betty Bissette.
Race Added To July 4th Festivities
me Chowan-Edenton Op
timist Club is adding a new
twist to their annual
“Fabulous Fourth-of July”
Celebration. It is a new type
of race for tbe 1983 season
that will tost the skills of local
inventors, adventurers,
Thursday. June 8, 1M3 (
engineers and sportsmen. The
race will be run on water and
is expected to spawn a new
Continued On Page 9-A