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Gosling Is Given Post
With Tar Heel Symphony
;;j: C. C. Hope, Jr., president of
-the N. C. Symphony Society,
Inc., and the executive com
mittee of the board of trus
: tecs announce the appoint
ment of Maestro John Gosling
,'<as the new artistic dircctor
-•conductor of the Symphonv
effective October 3. Gosling
succeeds Dr. Benjamin Swa
lin, who was artistic director
and conductor for 33 years.
• The executive committee
has named Dr. Swalin conduc
tor-emeritus of tlie Symphony
and expressed its deep appre
ciation to him for his “long
and dedicated work with the
Symphony."
Since 1967 Maestro Gosling
has been conductor and music
director of the Eric (Pa.)
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John Gosling
Promotion, New Duties
Edenton Navyman Earns
NORFOLK, Va. Navy
man John W. Keeter. son of
Mr. and Mrs. George A.
Keeter, DOG Cabarrus Street,
Edenton, N. C., was promoted
to chief storekeeper during
ceremonies held at the Hoad- 1
quarters. Manned Spacecraft
Recovery Force. Atlantic. Nor
folk, Va.
Capt. J. Raymond Pouliot,
force chief of staff, presented
Chief Keeter with a certifi
cate of advancement and a
new chiefs hat.
When Navy enlisted men
are advanced lo chief petty
officer, they don a new type
of uniform much akin to the
uniform presentlv worn bv
naval officers.
The sailor was
graduated from ,f oh n A. I
Holmes High School in 1961
and enlisted in the Navy on
January 17, 1962. He report- i
cd to the spacecraft recovery I
force on March 29. 1971.
Chief Keeler is married to I
the former Miss I.inda V. I
Burn of London, England. I
They have two sons and now j
live in Virginia Beach, Va.
As Ihe command’s only |
storekeeper, Chief Keeter is
responsible for all budget I
record-keeping. All pur
chases. requests for monies
and the cataloging of com
mercial and governmenl sup
plies are also handled by Ihe
chief.
Having tin accurate and
Happenings At Chowan High School
By Vickie Leary and
Darlene Evans
Library Club Attends
Convention
The Chowan Library Club
is attending the district con
vention at Manteo High
School today. Chowan candi
dates running for office are
Cindy Ward, president; Pam
Bunch, secretary, and Brad
Jlollowell. chaplain.
Boxes of candy are being
sold by the members to pad
their treasury.
Beta Club Elects Officers
The Beta Club elected of
ficers Tuesday, October 10.
They are; Bill Bunch, presi
dent; Joan Jordan, vice presi
dent; Debra Harrell, secre
tary; Chris Hollowed, treas
urer, and Vicki Leary, re
porter.
A tentative fund raising
project to be held in Febru
ary is under consideration.
Proceeds will go toward a
FOR SALE
Boat-Motor-Trailer
1971 Mo<M l5 ft. "Galaxi*" fibergU*, tri-hull
boat with walk-thru bow, 18-gaHon built-in gas tank,
snap-on ovarhaad canopy . . . 1971 "Evinrudt" 60
h.p. motor and axtra 6-gallon gas tank, machanical
steering . . . 1971 "Long" tilt-trailer with electric
tail lights.
ORIGINAL LIST PRICE $2,995.00 PLUS A
$45.00 CANVAS STORAGE COVER—
Sale Price: $2,000.00
Contact: Alton G. Elmore
At 482-3216
Philharmonic Orchestra, a ful
ly professional metropolitan
orchestra. The Eric Philhar
monic is the only metropoli
tan orchestic in the state of
Pennsylvania and serves as a
regional orchestra, perform
ing throughout Northwestern
Pennsylvania, Northeastern
Ohio and Northwestern New
York state.
The Erie Philharmonic, un
der John Gosling's leadership,
established and sponsors one
of the most outstanding youth
programs in the country, in
cluding the Junior Philhar
monic, “Lollipop” concerts
for tiny tots, the young ar
tists competition, youth con
certs series, young musicians
clinics vind a summer music
camp.
His sensitivity to the needs
of young people and his en
ergy and enthusiasm in work,
ing with them caused one re
viewer lo remark:' “He is a
joy to watch in working with
youth, from tiny tots lo teen,
agers, and his informal ap
proach in getting them in
volved is indeed amazing.”
Gosling also planned a series
of “Encounter Sessions" with
the youth of the area to de
velop further their awareness
and participation in the art
of music.
Gosling also conducts the
Erie Philharmonic Chorus of
100 voices, performing major
choral works, opera and music
from the contemporary litera
ture.
adequate budget and all the
necessary supplies on hand
are very important to the re
covery force which is re
sponsible for contingency re
covery support in the Atlantic
Ocean.
This support would be in
volved if an Apollo mission
were to be aborted during the
first few minutes of launch
and have to land in the At
lantic. The command is pres
ently directing its efforts to
the final Apollo mission—
Apollo 17, now scheduled for
launch on Decembev S, 1972
and the Skylab earth orbital!
program that begins next i
year.
J
I JOHN W. KEETER
new piano for the entire stu
dent body.
Flans are in the making for
an induction ceremony for
new members.
35 FHA’ers Initiated
The FHA held its annuat
initiation Wednesday. October
4. New members were re
quired dress in a certain
comical attire, each creating
her own original hat. Debra
Spivey won the prize for the
most original hat.
Twenty-five members with
adviser. Miss Maxine Butler,
and music instructor, Mi:s
Marlene Williams, attende
the district FHA rally held
at East Carolina University
October 7.
layout Man Is Here
Bob Nabors, layout rrpre
sentative from Hunter Pub
lishing Company, met with the
Chowan Chief staff today. He
aided the staffers in choosing
proper layout.
take advantage 1
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THE CHOWAN HERALD
Thursday, October 12, HffiS,-