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THE CHOWAN HERALD
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YtoHoa Leigh
la Maltiaatioaal
Naval Exercise
Navy Yeoman Seaman
Adonis Leigh, son of Mrs.
Sarah Leigh, 301 West
Church Street, Edenton,
is participating in the
multination naval exer
cise “Caribex 1-77”.
He is serving as a
crewmember aboard the
guided missile destroyer
USS Richard E. Byrd, home
ported in Norfolk, Va.
The exercise is under the
overall supervision of Vice
Admiral John J. Shanahan,
USN, the Commander of the
U. S. Second Fleet. The
tactical commander for
“Caribex 1-77” is Rear
Admiral Thor Hanson, USN,
the commander of Cruiser-
Destroyer Group Eight.
The five-week exercise is
being conducted off the East
Coast of the United States
and in the Caribbean. Navy
and Marine units from the
U. S., United Kingdom,
Canada, Brazil and the
Netherlands have joined for
readiness training in anti
submarine warfare anti
air defense, plus am
phibious and task group
operations.
The final event of training
will be an amphibious
landing at Onslow Beach,
during the last week in
February.
A1974 graduate of John A.
Holmes High School, he
joined the Navy in
November 1974.
Gill Accepts
NCSU Post
Edwin M. Gill, former
State Treasurer for 24
years, has been named an
adjunct professor of
humanities at N.C. State
University, Chancellor Joab
L. Thomas announced last
Wednesday.
The announcement was
made at a luncheon of
university administrators,
liberal arts faculty and
foundations officers at the
NCSU Faculty Club.
Gill, whose career in
government extends over
almost half a century, did
not seek re-election in 1976
as treasurer. He announced
last spring that he would
retire from public life.
In December the bankers
of North Carolina held a
testimonial banquet for Gill
and announced an en
dowment of $150,000 for a
distinguished professorship
at N.C. State University, the
Edwin M. Gill professorship
in business management.
The University expects to
appoint a leading economics
and business educator to the
professorship this year.
In announcing Gill’s
appointment, Chancellor
Thomas said: “It amazes
me that Mr. Gill has
escaped getting into the
academic world for as long
as he has. He is a natural
scholar and humanist, a
Renaissance man.”
Executive Mansion
Opens To Visitors
Gov. and Mrs. Jim Hunt
have announced visitors
hours for the Governor’s
Mansion. Beginning Feb
ruary 1, the mansion will
be open to visitors from 10
A. M. to 11:30 A.M. and 1:30
P.M. to 3 P.M. Tuesday
through Friday.
Saturday visiting hours
will be considered in the
future, perhaps once a
month. Extensions of
visiting hours may be
arranged when it is con
venient, and when there is
apparent need.
Students of all ages are
welcome at the mansion,
provided they are ac
companied by a sufficient
number of adults. Tours of
the mansion should be
arranged through the State
Visitors’ Center, 733-3456.
Arthritis Sufferers:
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minor pain is so strong you
can take it less often and still
wake up in the morning with
out all the pain's stiffness.
Yet so gentle you can take
this tablet on an empty stom
ach. It's called Arthritis Pain
Formula Get hours of re
lief. Ask for Arthritis Pain
Formula, by the makers of
Anacin' analgesic tablets.