Thursday, ik’tober at, 1982
Lawrence Academy Celebrates Victory
Friday night the
Lawrence Academy
Warriors celebrated this
IM2 Homecoming with a big
14-6 win over the Northeast
Academy Eagles. The win
was also the last home game
for seniors'Robert Perry
and Tony Dail.
The game started on a bad
note for the Warriors as they
fumbled the opening kickoff
on their own 30 yard line.
Northeast drove the ball in
for the first score of the
game after' 7 plays with
Johnnie Liverman scoring
from three yards out. The
run for the extra point was
stopped short so Northeast
leads 6-0. Midway in the
first quarter the Warriors
forced a fumble at mid Add
that was pounced on by
Brad Brown. Lawrence
N.C. Baptist Hospital Plans Expansion
WINSTON-SALEM, N.C.
North Carolina Baptist
Hospital has applied to the
N.C. Department of Human
Resources for certificate of
need approval to plan a
major expansion of the
medical center.
Pre - development
studies, expected to cost
approximately $2.5 million,
will be designed to deter
mine present and future
needs in patient care,
research and medical
education, and to plan
facilities to meet those
needs.
The extent of the ex
pansion program, which will
include renovation of
present facilities, will be
shaped by the results of
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drove to the Eagle 19 before
running out of downs and
turning the ball over. .
However on the next Eagle
possession Jon Powell
recovered another Nor
theast fumble on the Nor
theast 38. Ten plays later
work horse Tony Dail scored
on a three yard plunge
behind Hie right side of the
Warrior line. Roy Charlton
added' the extra point and
the Warriors took the lead 7-
6. The half ended with the
Warrior stopping an Eagle
drive just short and
having their 7-6 lead in at
halftime.
The second half started
with an exchange of punts.
The Warriors came out well
ahead in the exchange
thanks to a good return by
Kenny Perry and started
those studies, according to a
hospital spokesman.
The planning program, to
be paid for by institutional
funds, will include financial
feasibility studies, site
studies, evaluation of
existing facilities, func
tional and space
programming, design
studies, and estimation of
the cost of construction and
equipment. Professional
consulting firms will assist
in the studies.
,tThe expansion program,
whic would not be com
pleted until at least 1990, is
expected to cost ap
proximately SBO million.
Because of increasing
patient care demands,
especially a marked in
their second scoring drive
from Northeast 29. On the
ninth play of this drive
quarterback Roy Charlton
hit Tony Dail on a six yard
scoring pass. Van Johnson
added the extra point and
the Warriors lead 14-6 with
thirty seconds to go in the
third period.
The fourth quarter was a
battle of defenses with the
Warriors defense never
allowing the Eagles win to
Warrior territory. The final
score was Lawrence 14;
Northeast 6.
The win pulled the
Lawrence record up to 3-3 in
the region and 4-4 overall.
The Eagles finished their
season 3-5 and 3-4. The
Lawrence Warriors will
finish their schedule on
crease in the number of out -
of- state patients being
referred to the medical
center, Baptist Hospital is
considering increasing its
bed complement to ap
proximately 800. The
hospital currently is
licensed for 701 beds. Areas
expected to be expanded
include intensive and in
termediate care units,
Continued On Page 10-A
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Os Thanks
We want to express our
gratitute to all our many
friends and neighbors who
did so many kind things for
us during the past 7 months
when Joanne was confined
to bed. The outpouring of
love shown to our family
through prayers, visits,
phone calls and gifts of food
was overwhelming. We feel
our new little baby daughter
is definitely a gift from God
as well as a gift of brotherly
love from this community,
r- . «. Richard, Jppnne.Locv
Robin & Jill
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THE CHOWAN HERALD
Saturday October 30 at
Pungo Academy. Game
time is 12:45.
N.C. Symphony
Reports Fund
Drive Response
The Chowan County
Chapter of the N.C. Sym
phony reports that there has
been a very favorable
response to their recent
membership - gift drive.
Local businesses and civic
organizations have been
generous and Chapter
President Mary Rhea
Gardner, reports that she is
quite pleased with the
reception of the drive thus
far.
This year the attainment
of the fund - raising goal
which has been set by the
Symphony Board is
especially crucial, as the
increased budget is
necessary to provide a
special “free” per
formances for Chowan
County’s High School
Students. This is the last
chance for many of these
students to be exposed to the
special magic of live
symphony music in a
learning atmosphere. Or
dinarily, these concerts are
aimed at grades four
through six but since this is
only the second year for the
local program, high school
students have missed the
opportunity in the past and
the Board expects to provide
for future students.
Anyone who has not yet
responded to the fund -
raising effort and wishes to
support this worthy cause is
urged to contact E.L.
Hollowell of or any sym
phony member.
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NEW OFFICERS The new 1982-83 John A. Holmes officers of The Distributive
Education Clubs of America are: President - Lynn Perry, son of Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Perry of
Edenton; Vice - President - Jonathan McClure, son of Rev. and Mrs. Larry McClure of
Edenton; Secretary - June Jordan, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A.W. Jordan of Edenton;
Treasurer - Angela Layden, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Dickie Layden of Edenton; Reporter -
Sharon Hollowell, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William B. Hollowell of Edenton and Mrs.
Sandra Faircloth, advisor.
Annual Haunted House Opened
The Edenton Jaycees are
sponsoring their Annual
Haunted House this coming
Wednesday, Thursday,
- ANNOUNCING -
North Carolina
Duroc Breeders
Show and Sale
Bred Gilts, Open Gilts, Boars
November 2
Show at 3:00 P.M. Sale 7:00 P.M.
Albemarle 4-H Livestock Arena
Elizabeth City, N.C.
Saturday and Sunday from 7
P.M. till 10 P.M. The
Haunted House will be open
from 5 P.M. until. The
Wednesday
Haunted House will be
located at the B&B Fur
niture Building and ad
mission will be one dollar.
The Jaycees would like to
extend an invitation to all
the boys and girls in the
Edenton area.
Edenton Aces
Homecoming To
Be Held Friday
The Edenton Aces will be
holding their homecoming
game on Friday, October 29,
against Tarboro.
There will be a parade at 7
‘P.M., before the game and
after the game there will be
a dance to be held at D.F.
Walker Gym from 10 P.M. to
12 P.M.
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Methodist Sermon
Topic Is Choseh
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“How To Really Feel
Good About Yourself” is the
sermon topic selected by
Reverend Richard.. R.
Blankenhorn for the mor
ning worship service,
Sunday, October 31, U a.m.,
at the Edenton United
Methodist Church. Tlpe text
for this message is Mark
10:44.
The UMYF-EYC will
meet at the church at six
o’clock, Sunday evening,
October 31. “Tricking or
Treating” for UNICEF will
be included in the activities.
The “Circuit Rider”, a
Stewardship Campaign to
secure pledges for the 1983
operating budget of the
church, will be launched on
Sunday, October 31. Mr.
Robert H. Ranson, Chair
man of the Stewardship
Work Area, will serve as the
director of the campaign.
The United Methodist
Men’s Club will meet for
supper at six o’clock on
Wednesday evening,
November 3, at the church.
Mr. Bill Phillips will be in
charge of the program.
Walker School
Halloween Carnival
The PTA of D.F. Walker
School would like to invite
all the children of the
Edenton area to attend their
Annual Halloween Carnival.
The Carnival will be held on
Saturday, October 30,
between the hours of 5:30
and 9 P.M.
There will be
refreshemnts, toys, games,
a haunted house, rides for
the children and prizes for
the best costume.
The PTA of D.F. Walker
urges all children to have a
safe Halloween and would
like to request your support
of their Halloween Carnival.