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Plsrs Disclosed For Helipad
WASHINGTON—ChanceIIor
: Leo W. Jenkins has disclosed
plans to include a modem
helicopter pad in architect’s
desifD for the medical school
complex to be built by East
Carolina University in
Greenville.
Jenkins said he foresees
“regular, not lust emergency”
helicopter service based at the
ECU Students
OnHonorslisf
GREENVILLE-A total of
2,973 East Carolina University
students earned places on the
university’s official honors list
for the fall quarter with five
from Chowan County posting all
“A’s".
The honors lists included
students from Bfl of the state’s
100 counties, from 24 of the SO
states and from six foreign
countries.
Chowan students listed
: were:
All "A’s”: Roy Ronald Bass,
Route 1, Edenton, Arthur F.
Beeler, Jr., Route 2, Edenton,
Susan Cowan Johnson, 402
North Broad Street, Joe Scott
Keeter, 32 Westover Heights;
and Yvonne Frances Small,
Route 2, Edenton.
Dean’s List: Pamela Rose
Bunch, Route 3, Edenton; Janet
Lee Gaino, Homiblow Point,
Edenton; and Hettie Lynn
Wallace, 106 West Queen Street.
Honor Roll: James Madison
Bond, 106 West Church Street;
Thomas W. Fleetwood, Route 2,
Edenton; Marion B. Hassell of
Edenton; Wanda Lynne
Oldham, Route 2, Edenton;
Bonita Jean Perry, 115 East
King Street; Martha E.
Rountree, Route 1, Edenton;
Jason Martin Weeks, 207 West
Queen Street; Carolyn L.
Asbell, and Robin Elaine
Hendrix, both of Route 1, Tyner.
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STATEMENT OF CONDITION
EDENTON SAVINGS AND LOAN
ASSOCIATION
Os Edsnton, N. C., •• of December 31st, 1974
Assets
THE ASSOCIATION OWNS:
Cash on Hand and in Banks $ 626,347.40
State of North Carolina and U. S. Gov
ernment Bonds 118 513.98
Stock in Federal Home Loan Bank 68,800.00
Mortgage Loans 7,955,150.05
Money loaned to shareholders sot the
purpose of enabling them to own fheir
homes. Each loan secured by first ftiort- '*
gage on local improved real estate.:.
ernment Bonds a... 118,513.98
Advances made to our shareholders
against their shares.
Advances for Insurance, Taxes, etc.,.-. 40.330.80
Office Furniture and Fixtures .... 8,213.21
Office Building .... 31,397.70
TOTAL... .$8,967,199.28
Liabilities
THE ASSOCIATION OWES:
To Shareholders:
Shares Outstanding ' $8,052 714.43
Accounts Payable 14.514.23
Loans in Process 16,844.50
Undivided Profits 244,339.94
Federal Insurance Reserve 320.000.00
Reserve for Bad Debts , .... 318,786.18
To be used for the payment of any
lossea, if substained. This reserto in.
creases the safety and strength of the
Association.
TOTAL -*..58,967,199.28
State of North Carolina
County of Chowan as *t
James CL Dail, Executive Vice President tad Secre
tary of the above named Association, personally ap
peared before me this day, and being duly sworn says
that the foregoing statement is true to the beet of his
: knowledge and belief.
JAMES C, DAIL,
Secretary-Treasurer.
: Sworn to and subscribed before me, this 13th day of
January, 1975.
. LOIS B. WHITE, -
Notary Public.
hospital and medical school
complex on the outskirts of
Greenville.
Such a service, he said, would
serve the needs of many
thousands of Eastern North
Carolina citizens in rural areas
and communities within a 75 to
100 mile radius of Greenville.
He said this ’copter service
might also be coordinated with
the existing military
emergency transportation
system at various military, air
force and coast guard bases in
the region.
“Many of our roads are still
not adequate,” Jenkins said.
“Helicopter service will meet a
real need of our citizens.” He
said he has asked that a modem
pad free of obstructions and
hazards be included in the
architect’s designs.
Speaking to public school
superintendents of NCAE
District 15 here Jenkins said he
was pleased to announce that
East Carolina University has
purchased 50 acres of land for
the ECU Medical School
Building program. He said total
estimated gliding costs for a
basic medial sciences complex
and a teaching hospital over the
next few £ years will be
approximately *4O to ISO-million.
“as opposed to the scare figures
which ought to be ignored.”
The site for the ECU medcal
complex will be adjacent to the
new $16.&-million Pitt Memorial
Hospital now under
construction near the site of the
present Pitt Memorial hospital.
The area already includes
complexes of physicians’
offices, clinics, laboratories and
technician services.
In his talk, followed by a
question and answer session,
the ECU chancellor outlined the
entire development of the
medical school program at East
Carolina culminating with
approval of the four-year
degree-granting medical school
plan by the University of North
Carolina system’s Board of
Governors.
He emphasized close
cooperation between the new
medical school program and the
state’s now-established system
of Area Health Education
Centers (AHECs).the largest of
which, covering 17 hospitals in
24 counties, will be based at
ECU He predicted the first
family practices residency
program will be operative at
Pitt Memorial Hospital within
one year.
Food Stamp Series Will Change
WASHINGTON, D.C.-Tne U.
S. Department of Agriculture
(USDA) will replace the current
50 cent, $2 and $5 food stamp
series with a 11, $5, and $lO
series on March 1.
USDA’s Food and Nutrition
Service (FNS) said that the
larger denominations were
prompted by the volume of
coupons meded to meet
increased food stamp
allotments, .paper shortages,
and increased production and
shipping costs.
The new food stamps - brown
($1), purple ($5), and blue
green ($10) - uk a more
sophisticated design to deter
counterfeiting. They are
incorporated into redesigned,
revalued coupon books.
All current coupons not issued
by February 28, will be
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"SEESAW STARS"— John Raitt, the musical comedy
favorite, and Liz Torres are shown in a scene from
“Seesaw,” popular stage play booked at Chrysler Hall
in Norfolk, Va., for three performances January 24-25.
Mail order tickets are now available.
Norfolk Performance Scheduled
Fresh from its long and
successful run on Broadway,
andon national tour, “Seesaw”,
the musical adapted from the
popular stage play, “Two for
the Seesaw”, by William
Gibson, will open on January 24
at Chrysler Hall in Norfolk, Va.,
for three performances only.
New "York City-from Times
Square to East Greenwich
Village to Kennedy
International Airport, is the
locale for “Seesaw”, which tells
the story of Gittel Mosca a
would-be dancer from the
Bronx who falls in love with
Jerry Ryan, a slightly square
lawyer from the Midwest, to the
accompaniment of show
stopping production numbers.
Starring John Raitt, the
musical comedy favorite, the
large cast of singers and
dancers also stars Liz Torres
and features Ron Kurowski.
“Seesaw” was written,
directed and choreographed by
Michael Bennett, who won the
1974 Tony Award for this effort.
Bennett also won two Tony
Awards in 1972 as co-director
and choreographer of “Follies”
and has staged the musical
numbers for five other
collected and destroyed. FNS
said that food stamp recipients
must spend their current food
stamps by June 30 since
retailers will not accept any old
coupons after that date.
Authorized food stamp stores
will use the j%\ coupons for
making change instead of the
current 50 cent coupon and
credit slips of 99cents or less for
change under sl. FNS advised
retailers to redeem the current
food coupons as soon as
possible; hanks will continue to
accept them for redemption
until August 1.
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Broadway musicals, including
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he made his debut as a
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COA Graduate Is Drafted By Boston Red Sox
Towny Townsend dropped by
College of the Albemarle the
other day tp see his former
baseball coach, Shelby
Mansfield. Townsend was
drafted and signed last summer
by the Boston Red Sox.
The Norfolk native was
captain of the Dolphin ’73
championship team and was
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Towny Towsend
named all-conference in *72 and
’73.
Drafted by the California
Angels and Pittsburgh Pirates
while at COA, the short stop
chose to attend Campbell
College on a baseball
scholarship. He was named
All-American last spring.
After a year at Campbell,
January lMg,
Townaend signed with
the Red Sox and waa assigned
to their Class A Carolina f
League team in Winston-Salem
where he played last summer.
“Towny is one of the finest
athletes and young men I have
ever coached,” Mansfield
said." He has a great deal of
natural ability and a
tremendous desire to play, In
my opinion, that's what it
takes.”
Townsend will report next
month to the major league dub
for spring training in Winter
Haven, Fla. After training he
will probably be sent to Boston’s
Bawtucket Triple A dub in
Rhode Island.
Recaßing his college baseball
days, Townsend said, “COA is
where It all started for me. 1
was given the chance to play
hare and always felt I could
play. He (Mansfield) instilled
the confidence in me that was
necessary.”
COMPLETES BASIC
FT. KNOX, KY.—Army Pvt.
Normal C. Downing, 19, son of
Mr and Mrs. Eric C. Downing,
Route 1, Edenton, N. C.,
completed eight weeks of basic
combat training at Ft. Knox,
Ky.
CORRECTION
William Herman Roberts was
listed in last week’s report of
Qwwan County District Court
as being charged with drunk
driving. The charge was
reckless driving. The Chowan
Herald regrets this error.