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HONORARY CHAIRMAN— Gov. James E. Holshouser,
Jr., light, is shown receiving a certificate of appoint
ment as honorary chairman of the North Carolina U. S.
Savings Bonds Committee. The appointment was made
by Secretary of the Treasury George P. Shultz. Pre
senting the appointment certificate is Bland W. Worley,
president, the Wachovia Corporation, and volunteer
state chairman.
Winslow Home Expansion Set
The Board of Directors of the
Albemarle Comprehensive
Health Planning Council has
given its endorsement to the
expansion plans of the W. R.
Winslow Memorial Home, Inc.,
t in Elizabeth City. The home is
' planning a 54-bed addition
which would bring its total to
114 skilled nursing beds.
Under provisions of the
federal Social Security
Amendments the council has
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RECENT GRADL’ATE-Mrs.
y\nn Allsbrook Admins,
granddaughter of J. H.
Allsbrook. graduated Friday
from Watts Hospital School of
Nursing. She is the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Allsbrook of
Smithfield and resides in Cary.
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the responsibility of reviewing
health facilities' construction
projects to insure that such
facilities are needed in the
Region they serve and do not
duplicate existing resources. A
negative recommendation by
the council can mean that the
facility, should it be built, may
not receive Medicare and
Medicaid reimbursement for
patient room charges
attributable to construction
costs.
At its May, 1973, meeting the
board unanimously gave its
approval to the Winslow
project. Evidence of substantial
bed need of this kind was cited
as well as evidence of strong
support from area physicians
and hospitals for the project.
The construction of these beds
will mean much to the
Albemarle Area, as local
citizens may not have to travel
great distances to receive this
needed care. Also, extended,
higher costs, hospital stays can
be reduced due to the
availability of appropriate,
lower costs, skilled nursing
care. At present, both the
Winslow Home and the
Extended Care Facility at
Chowan Hospital are
experiencing 100 per cent
occupancy. These are the only
facilities offering this kind of
patient care in the ten-county
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Surry Power Unit Working
The second of four nuclear
generating units at Virginia
Electric and Power Company’s
Surry Power Station has been
placed in commercial service,
said Stanley Ragone, Vepco
senior vice president-power.
Surry Unit 2, which has been
under construction since
December of 1966, received its
initial fuel load during
February, 1973, produced its
first electricity March 10, and
was placed in commercial
service at 12:01 A.M. on May 1.
Ragone said Vepco has
agreed to limit each of the first
two Surry units to 92 per cent of
their approximately 800,000
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kilowatts of generating
capability pending completion
of the Atomic Energy
Commission’s review of fuel
densification on all pressurized
water reactors licensed by the
AEC.
With Unit 1, which was placed
in commercial operation on
December 22, 1972, both units
are now available for the
summer peak load season.
When Units 3 and 4 begin
operating in the early 1980’s,
Surry Power Station will
represent an investment of
more than sl-billion, Ragone
said.
Grant b Given
To Robin lane
RALEIGH Robin Paulette
Lane daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Robert P. Lane, Route 2,
Edenton, has been selected a
recipient of a S2OO scholarship
from the N. C. National Guard
Association Education
Foundation. Inc.
Miss Lane was among 20
recipients of the foundation
grants and loans that totaled
approximately $5,000 this year.
She plans to use the scholarship
to attend Chowan College in the
fall.
Miss Furgiuele Earns Degree
Miss Harriet Randolph
Furgiuele, grandaughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Thomas J. Wood of
Edenton, and daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Albert W. Furgiuele of
TO GETDEGREE
BOONE A record 1,567
students are candidates for 10
different graduate and
undergraduate degrees at
Appalachian State University’s
74th spring commencement
here Sunday. Among them is
Walter Bradley Harlow, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Walter H. Harlow
of Hobbsville.
Culpeper, Va., r ecently
received the A.B. deg tree in
commencement exerci; ?es at
Randolph-Macon Wo man’s
College in Lynchburg, Vi >.
Miss Furgiuele, an Asian
" s.tudies-art history major, was
the recipient last year ot ’ the
’ Marrilyn Sue Murray Awai'd in
i Asian Studies. A dean’s list
[ student, she has also been a
member of the R-MWC Film I
; Society.
.In August, Miss Furgiue le
will enter the University t>l
Hawaii, Honolulu, graduate
r school to further her study ol
Asha and art history.
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