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Barclift Jailed For Drunk Driving
Donald Lee Barclift was
given an 18-month active
prison term in Chowan
County District Court on
April 26 after being con
victed of five traffic
violations, including third
offense of drunk driving.
Judge John T. Chaffin also
found Barclift guilty of
failure to stop for a blue
light, resisting arrest, no
operator’s license and
reckless driving. The
defendant gave notice of
appeal.
Charles C. Burden was
given a 12-month active
term for driving while his
was revoked.
In other cases called, the
action was taken:
Carroll Ashton Davis,
speeding, $lO fine and costs.
R. L. Williams, drunk
driving, second offense, 90
days, suspended upon
payment of S2OO fine and
costs.
Timothy Wesley Ester,
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drunk driving, 90 days,
suspended upon payment of
SIOO fine and costs.
Thomas Ernest Bateman,
Jr., unsafe move, $35 fine
and costs.
Dale Lee Stack, driving
while license revoked,
called and failed.
William H. Sheppard, no
operator’s license, called
and failed.
Charlotte Fraizer Bailey,
traffic violation, $lO fine and
costs.
Richard Thomas Good
win, two motor vehicle
violations, S2O fine and
costs.
Robert Lee Wilder,
speeding, 30 days,
suspended upon payment of
$35 fine and costs.
Wayne Thomas Forehand,
speeing, $lO fine and costs.
Leslie Louise Bunch,
drunk driving, 90 days,,
suspended upon payment of
SIOO fine and costs; tran
sporting alcoholic beverage
in passenger area, nol. pros.
Delantry Terrial Trafton,
traffic violation, called and
failed.
Keith Melvin Nowell and
Phil Meeler, fishing without
a license, costs.
Wilford Powell Goodwin,
unsafe move, $lO fine and
costs.
Gary Allen Belew,
allowing an intoxicated
person to drive, 90 days,
suspended upon payment of
SIOO fine and costs.
Philip Vaughan Sch
mierer, drunk driving, 90
days, suspended upon
payment of SIOO fine and
costs.
Charlie Downing, Jr.,
abandonment and non
support of wife and children,
six months, suspended upon
>ayment of costs and $35 per
week.
Anne Mizelle, malicious
damage to real property, 30
days, suspended upon
payment of $75 fine and
costs and make restitution;
indecent and profane
language, costs; public
drunkenness, dismissed.
Felton K. Smith, public
drunkenness and use of
indecent and profane
language, $lO fine and costs.
Notice of appeal entered.
Charlie Elliott, non
support of illegitimate child,
• six months, suspended upon
payment of costs and $25 per
week.
The following cases were
dismissed:
Henry Blount Vaughan,
Wade Thomas Nixon, Hazel
Willie Rountree and Charles
Heber Sam 11, 111, drunk
driving.
Gwendolyn Renee Rid
dick, inspection violation.
Centralized
Lunch Menus
Centralized menus in
cafeterias of Edenton-
Chowan Schools for the next
week include:
Friday Spaghetti with
meat sauce, buttered corn,
tossed salad, pears, rolls
and milk.
Monday Frankfurter
with bun, ketchup, mustard,
beans, raisin-carrfit salad,
chocolate cake and milk.
Tuesday— Sloppy joe on
bun, french fries, ketchup,
tossed salad, peach cobbler
and milk.
Wednesday Chicken
salad on lettuce, green
limas, buttered corn,
pineapple-upside down
cake, rolls and milk.
Thursday Seafood
plate, ketchup, buttered
potatoes, green pepper
slaw, lime gelatin, corn
bread and milk.
Greens are a valuable
addition to the diet. Ttiey
are high in vitamins A and
C, as well as the important
minerals calcium and iron.
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Edeotoq, North Carolina, ’Thursday, May 5, 1977
Roads Council
Sets Meeting
E.V. Wilkins of Roper is
one of 14 members of the
State’s Secondary Roads
Council scheduled to attend
the council’s May meeting.
The Secondary Roads
Council will meet in Raleigh
May 6 at 10 A.M. in the
Board Room of the Highway
Building, Wilmington and
New Bern streets.
The Secondary Roads
Council will approve a
number of additions and
abandonments to North
Carolina’s secondary roads
system, and, in general,
assist the Board of Tran
sportation in administering
the construction and
maintenance of secondary
roads throughout the State.
Wilkins represents the
State’s First Highway
Division which encompasses
Bertie, Camden, Chowan,
Currituck, Dare, Gates,
Hertford, Hyde, Martin,
Northampton, Tyrrell,
Pasquotank, Perquimans,
and Washington counties.
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Orangutang Circus Feature
GO-GO is going places.
Any place he wants to go, for
GO-GO is a giant red
orangutang, with a head two
feet long. His arms reach
nine feet. And GO-GO is
coming to Edenton on May
13 when the American
Legion brings Hoxie’s Great
American Circus to the
fairgrounds for per
formances at 6 and 8:15
P.M.
The orangutang is one of
the rarest creatures on
earth. There are less than
2,000 in existance anywhere.
Go-Go has been acclaimed
the largest orangutang in
captivity. He is the only one
appearing with any circus in
Extension Club
April Meeting
Held Wednesday
The April meeting of the
Byrd Home Extension Club
was held at 2:30 P.M. April
20 at the home of Mrs.
Gladys Smith. There were
seven members present.
Devotional exercises were
held by Mrs. Smith,
president. Ruth Overman
led the prayer.
It was noted that the club
will have a concession stand
at the Albemarle Crafts
man’s Fair and to assist in
the activity by preparing
food and working at the
stand.
Instead of having a
private booth at Chowan
County Fair, the club will
assist another club.
Mrs. Gladys White gave a
demonstration on how to
select a pattern and a
suitable knit to go with it to
get the best results from a
finished garment.
The next meeting will be
at the home of Ruby
Crawford on May 18 at 2:30
P.M.
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GO-GO now weighs
around 500 pounds. In his
Eger days, when he was
v smaller, he was the
star of an animal act
playing famous night spots
in Las Vegas like The
Dunes, Circus Circus, and
the Tropicana. He has posed
with such celebrities as
Frank Sinatra, Ed Sullivan,
and Jackie Gleason.
GO-GO travels in a special
40 foot air conditioned cage.
Also featured in the
menagerie of Hoxie’s Great
American Circus, are two
chimpanzees, one who talks
with a vocabulary of 18
words, and the other who
likes to smoke, and KONGO,
the largest gorilla in cap
tivity.
Hoxie’s Great American
Circus is presenting an all
new performance for 1977.
The legion members are
selling advance tickets now
at reduced prices.
Advance tickets may be
purchased from members of
the John A. Holmes High
School Chess Club and SGA.
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CIRCUS ATTRACTION Go-Go, a giant red orangutang
one of the rarest creatures on earth whose head is two
feet in length, is coming to Edenton on May 13 with Hoxie’s
Great American Circus. Their famous menagerie also
features Kongo, the largest gorilla on tour.
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