Page 2 West Craven Highlights, February 9, 1978
Letters To The Editor
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FIRST AID TIP: In case of
a fall, stop any bleedin
and cover wounds wit
clean dressinn. Keep vic
tim comfortably warm to
prevent shock. If facture is
suspected, do not move
patient unless absolutely
necessary (as in case of
fire). Immediately call a
physician or rescue squad.
LAUNDRY TIP: Did you
ruin your newest blouse at
work with an ugly ink
stain? Before laundering
spray the ink stained area
thoroughly with hair spray,
then launder. You may
wish to add a extra
cleaning detergent if the
stain is extremely bad.
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contributions and letters to the editor. Letters must
be signed, typed, double-spaced, and accompanied by
a return address. Letters chosen for publication are
subject to editing.
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Lunch Specials
Short Order & Sandwiches
Pizza
Hours: Mon. - Sat. 6a.m. - 8 p.m.
atCaton,N.C.-S.R.1003
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on Feb.10.11,&12
Hours 6 am-9 pm
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Phone 244-0648
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ECU Student Elected
To National Office
In Appreciation
To my many friends, who remembered me with
ards, visits, prayers and gifts during my recent
illness I wish to say “Thank You’^ for every
expression of love and oonoern.
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Linda Sue's
Hairstyling
Specializing in
Hair Cuts
Morris Ploxo
Vanceboro, N.C.
Wed. - Fri. 8-4:30 Sot. 8-12:30
Phone 244-1767
YOUR WEEK IHERD B( DAWS*
Forecast Period
Feb. IMS
ARIES
Mar.Sl-Apr.lS
A bit of domestic friction this week is best
bandied by being sympathetic to others
shortcomi^.
TAURUS
Apr.ZS-MaySO
An increase in spending—in fact you may
be ratho* extravagent—upsets the budget.
GEMINI You make a terrific impression on one
May 21-Jnne 20 you’ve admired. Put forth your ideas.
MOONCHILD
June 21-Jnly 22
A problem arises regarding a confidential
matter. Don’t magnify it into something
more than it is.
LEO
July 23-Ang. 22
Social activities keep you constantly on the
go. Save time for loved ones.
VIRGO
You may find by now you are in
I tlf^
Aug. 23-Sept. 22 limeli^t and calied on for a few worai^
Put forth your views.
LIBRA
Sept.234)ct.22
Think big in shaping up travel plans. It’s a
chance to enhance your skills.
SCORPIO
Oct. 23-Nov. 21
Information concerning tax matters or
handling other people’s property should he
weighed carefully.
SAGITTARIUS It looks like a temporary change of
Nov. 22-Dec. 21 scenery this week. Cooperation with part
ner brings rewards.
CAPRICORN You seem to have just the right answers on
Dec.22-Jan.M the job. Beware of antagonizing a
sv^rior.
AQUARIUS
Jan. 2b-Feb. 18
’The oHnforts of home and family are
especially attractive. Put your creative
sidllstogooduse.
PISCES A problem at home resolves itself. Have
Feb. 19-Mar. 20 some friends in. It looks like a good week
for entertainment.
GREENVILLE — Johnnie Sexton of Clinton, graduate
student in audiology in the East Carolina University
Department of Speech, Language and Auditory Pathology,
has been elected vice president of the National Student
Speech and Hearing Association (ASHA) convention in
Chicago. The student affiliate group includes more than
10,000 members, graduate and undergraduate students at
U. S. universities.
As vice president of the student organization, Sextion
will edit its national newsletter and direct student
■ program functions at an ;ASHA convention in San
, Fitancisco this Noyernher. . ^ .
Sexton was also elected to the ASHA committee on
Clinical Fellowship Year, the first student representative
in ASHA history to be placed on a national committee.
At present he is serving a two-year term as one of ten
NSSHA Regional Councilors, representing the south
eastern U. S. on the student organization’s executive
council.
His responsibilities include correspondence and contact
with members at campuses in the Carolines, Tennessee,
Florida, Georgia, Mississippi, Alabama and Louisiana to
insure that professional issues, viewpoints and interests
are brought before the executive council.
from HISTORY’S SCRAPBOOK
DATES AND EVENTS FROM VESTERTEARS
February 10, 1962—Francis Gary Powers, held by
Russia as an American spy, released in exchange for
Soviet spy, Rudolf Abel.
February 11, 1861—President-elect Lincoln and his
wife set out from Springfield, IlUnois, bound for the
nation’s capita^.
February l2, 1870—All women in the territory of Utah
are granted suffrage.
February 13, 1635—The Boston Latin School, oldest
public school in America, established in Boston,
Massachusetts.
.u 1859—Oregon is admitted to the Union as
the 33rd state.
February 15, 1820—Birthday of Susan B. Anthony,
pioneer crusader for women’s rights.
Februaiy 16, 1959—Fidel Castro, leader of the Cuban
revolution, is sworn in as that country’s leader.
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