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NCDOT To Hold Feb. Meeting RALEIGH The N.C. Board of Transportation will hold its Februarysneeting in Raleigh. Scheduled for Friday, February 9, at 10 A.M., the meeting will be held in the boardroom of the Highway Building located on the corner of Wilmington and New Bern streets in downtown Raleigh. During its meeting, the board will consider for approval 22 highway im provement contracts totaling $27-million. Four of these contracts are for surfacing and resurfacing 29 portions of roadway in western North Carolina. Secretary of Tran sportation and Chairman of the Board Tom Bradshaw said, “Since July 1978 (beginning of the state’s fiscal year 1979), our board has awarded $126,704,344 in highway contracts to complement the Governor’s balanced growth and economic development program for the state. The board is also scheduled to take action on a request to approve an ad ditional $15,416 in state funds for a bus garage and office building now under, construction in High Point. In December 1976 the board approved $33,553 for tne project. Revisions in the Urban Mass Transportation Ad ministration’s (UMTA) budget have caused an increase in the proposed cost for construction of the maintenance and office facility, which is expected to be completed in March. The monthly meeting of the board is open to the public. Members of the Board of Transportation include: Marc Basnight of Manteo. Termite And s TERMRMJt) Pest Control we p ROV(DE CONTROL SERVICE FOR HOME. BUSINESS & INDUSTRY Under New Management Call Mel Clark At 338-8821 Or Visit The Termini* Office At 809-B W. Erhinghaus St, Elizabeth City I (lomfiany I FEBRUARY STOREWIDE Thursday, February Bth Thru Friday, February 16th Open Thursday and Friday 9:00 A.M.-9:00 P.M. SAVE upto gg /o I Save on our Entire Showroom of I Fine Furniture. Great names such as I Century, Orexel, Counsel, Southwood, I Hickory Chair, and many others. ■ / I Visit us for Bargains in Dining Room, Bedroom, I occasional and some one-of-a-kind. ■ • NO APPROVALS • NO RETURNS • NO GIFT WRAPPING ■ Closed Wednesday, February 7th tfcrTHE CHOWAN HERALD SECTION B Swain Honors List Is Revealed By Principal Underwood Gilliam Underwood has released the honor roll at Ernest A. Swain Elemen tary School. Those on the scholastic list include: Six Weeks Grades 4th Grade A Honor Roll Leslie Ervin, Brad Hendricks, Robin Bass, Liza Vaughan, Todd Watson, Brian Lawrence, Don McClure, Reba White, Alicia Granby, Carole Baker, David Johnson, Chris PonntroA Tnnnifor Cn*»in Social Security News By Lee Wallio Field Representative People who anticipate that they or their children will need Social Security numbers in the near future should remember to get together the evidence they will need when they apply. Everyone, no matter how young or old, must furnish evidence of age, identity, and U.S. citizenship or lawful admission status when applying for a Social Security number. In addition, a person 18 or older must apply in person. It is a good idea to apply well before the number is needed, since it takes about 6 weeks to receive the number after the necessary evidence is submitted. Only original or certified copies of documents should be submitted. Photo-copies are not acceptable, and Terrylyhn Adams, and Jay Timberlake. B Honor Roll Beverly Felton, Quinn Lowe, Frankie Pierce, Caroline Singh, Markeisha Drew, Stephanie Flynn, Jacqueline Gilliam, Lisa Hedgebeth, Hetty Schofield and Denise Lozey. Also Amy Johnson, James Martin, Todne Bembry, Cheryl Creighton, Holly Colombo, Michael Harris, Billy Pendleton, Teresa documents are subject to verification. Documents will be returned to the applicant. A birth certificate or church record of birth or baptism recorded before a person’s sth birthday is preferred as proof of a person’s age and place of birth for people born in the U.S. Other documents can be used if these are not available. Evidence of identity should show the person’s name and signature or photograph. Naturalized U.S. citizens should show their citizen ship papers. Non U.S. citizens should show their immigration papers. If parents have trouble getting evidence of identity for young children, they might consider clinic or doctor’s records, vac cination certificates, day care or nursery school record, insurance policies, or church school records as possible sources. The leaflet, “Applying for a Social Security number,” lists many different proofs that can be used. The Elizabeth City Social Security office is located at 111 Jordon Plaza next to Southgate Mall (phone 338- 2161) and is open 9:00 to 4:30 weekdays. Edenton, North Carolina, Thursday, February 8, 1979 Drew, Melissa Shaw, and Christian Cos ton. Also Theresa Reid, Kevin Strother, Catherine Byrum, Jenna Drew, and Burt Albritton. sth Grade A Honor Roll Karen Stalls, Mark Hollowell, Jackie Harris, Brian Bunch, and Melissa Andrew. B Honor Roll Taja Bembury, Jason Gark, Robert Jones, Terry Johnson, Jennifer Lane, Kristie Westbrook, Tanja White, Gina Bass, Steve Coston and Angela Davenport. Also Cindy Griffin, Terri Anne Keeter, Carrie Wat son, Dollicia White, Michael Stone, Marva Satterfield, Mary Rich, Danny Potts, Dwayne Long and Marchelle Lassiter. Also Gretchen Jones, Lisa Anderson, Laura Bond, Sherrry Evans, Charles Hollowell, Teresa Jennings, Trina Johnson, Shelia Privott, Saundra Rountree, William Smith and Pamela Stansell. 6th Grade A Honor Roll None. B Honor Roll Travis Ellis, Kenneth Comer, Scott Creighton, Sherrri Belfield, Paul Bunch, Holly Johnson, Sharon Halsey, Matthew Sopher, Amy Garkston, and Ron Hendricks. Also Gibson Rich, James Ricks, Michelle Massengill, Donna Ashley, Patrick Becker, Thomas Harrell, Terrell Holley, Ricky Pate, Beth Rinehart, and Faith Lewis. Semester Averages 4th Grade A Average Carole Baker, David Johnson, Chris Rountree, Lfeslie Ervin, Frankie Pierce, Robin Bass, Liza Vaughan, Todd Wilson, Melissa Shaw, and Todne Bembry. B Average Terrylynn Adams, Burt Albritton, Catherine Byrum, Christian Coston, Theresa Reid, Jennifer Spain, Kevin Strother, Jay Timberlake, Tracy Collins, and Beverly Felton. Also Brad Hendricks, Quinn Lowe, Linda Mizzelle, Caroline Singh, Brendette White, Nancy Wright, Markeisha Drew, Stephanie Flynn, Jacqueline Gillam and Lisa Hedgebeth. Also, Hetty Schofield, Denise Lozey, Amy John son, Brian Lawrence, Don McClure, Reba White, Teresa Drew, Cheryl Crieghton, Holly Colombo. sth Grade A Average Jason Clark, Tanja White, Brian Bunch, Carrie Wat son, Karen Stalls, Mark Hollowell, and Jackie Harris. 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WATER ST SATURDAY 9HH) 'TIL 2:00 PHONE: 335-5737 and Cindy Griffin. Also Robert Keeter, Marc Pressley, Tonya Sessom, Taja Bembury, Robert James, Terry Johnson, Jennifer Lane, Madison Phillips, Debra Royster, and Kristie Westbrook. 6th Grade A Average None. SECTION B B Average Donna Ashley, Dana Cole, Terrell Holley, Beth Rinehart, Gibson Rich, Ron Hendricks, Amy Garkston, James Ricks, Sherri Belfield, Paul Bunch, Holly Johnson, Matthew Sopher, Travis Ellis, Kenneth Comer, Scott Creighton, Art White and Faith Lewis.