I Recreation
REPORT
Summer Activities
Schedule
The Recreation Department
has began registration for its
youth summer activities.
Planned activities include
. swimming, tennis, sailing, arts
and crafts, gymnastics, volleyball
and soccer.
Class sizes are limited so sign
up early and pay the registration
fee to guarantee your spot.
Adult Exercise
Class
The Rec. Dept, offers exercise
classes three days a week to
women and men of all ages. The
classes are held at the Chowan
Senior Center and cost $3 per
class or $20 per month.
Morning and evening classes
are offered to fit busy schedules
and you may join at any time.
For more details on the classes
call the instructor, Connie
Parker at 482-2242.
7-9 COACH-PITCH
Note: Winslow Auction cap
tured its second consecutive Little
League regular-season champion
ship by posting a 12-0 mark. Con
gratulations. 1
Tuesday. June 13
Bruins.17
Cubs...A2
A Bruins' baserunner attempts to return to third base after being caught in a rundown during a 7-9 Coach-Pilch game.
The Bruins, however, went on to outscore the Cubs 17-12, during the June 13 contest. (Staff photo by Demck Armstead)
Friday, June 16
C~—
Beavers.....3 0 0 0-3
Cubs..615 x -12
Tigers..'....334 0 -10
Bulls.,.,....402 0-6
Bucks def. Lions (forfeit)
Bruins.....111 0-3
Elks.4 32 x - 9
9-12 GIRLS SOFTBALL
Tuesday , June 13
Pizza Hut.....443-11
Dairy Queen..7 0 9 -16
Pizza Inn..........2 20 0 - 22
Noble Bros..9 16-16
Friday, June 16
Pizzalnn.....131212 - 37
Noble Bros. ...466-16
Monday, June 19
Pizza Inn vs. Dairy Queen
Rained out; rescheduled
Noble Bros. vs. Pizza Hut
Rained out: rescheduled
9-12 BASEBALL
Wednesday, June 14
Westover.0 12 101-5
National Guard....100 111-4
W. Auctions,
C. Classic.
.400 600-10
200 000-2
TasteeFreez .310 0-4
NAPA.720 x-9
Friday, June 16
C. Classic.311 103-9
Nat’l Guard.2 01 010-4
R.H.Ruritans.00 0 0-0
W. Auctions.2163 1-22
Westover.310 04-8
TasteeFreez.000 12-3
Monday, June 19
Tastee Freez vs. Car. Classic
, Rained out: rescheduled
In Loving Memory of
/ ( K O/toe/*
12 April 1926 - 27 lune 1997
It has been a long, lonesome three years since you left us and went to your
Heavenly Home with God. Wt7 depended on you for so many things. You were a
devoted wife, mother, grandmother and friend. You gave so much to so many.
You would bring a smile to our lips, a reason to live life to the fullest with love.
You were a sensitive listener and truly a child of God. Your Bible verses and
prayers were your daily companion. ‘ ■
Life has not been the same without you Your parting has left such a void that
no one can fill. You took a part of us with you when you left and you are in our
hearts and thoughts every day YJe miss you very much and we'll love you
forever. R^st in Peace.
Your Husband, Children, Grandchildren,
All Your Family and Friends
>
Howe
}
i Continued From Page 7-A
\
\ Steamers play all their home
\ games at Historic Hicks Field in
) Edenton. Ticket prices are $4 for
adults, and S3 for senior citizens
and children under 12.
, You don't even have to wait for
| the night’s game to pick up tickets
' or souvenirs, just drive down to the
I . J. C. Penney Catalog Merchant Store
. located next to Snookers and pick
I up tickets or Steamers memora
bilia.
The Steamers are currently aver
■ aging 1,100 fans per game, ranking
them third out of ten teams in the
it league. For any ticket or general
? information on the Steamers, please
| call (252) 482-4080.
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Edenton, North Carolina
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i
National Guard vs. Ruritans
Rained out: rescheduled
NAPA vs. Westover
Rained out: rescheduled ■
13-15 BASEBALL
Wednesday, June 14
Speary.465 30-18
Optimist.1 00 01-2
Saturday, June 17
Car-VaSigns.103 27-13
Optimist.300 10-4
Carter Estates.101 00-2
Jr. Steamers.3 00 21-6
16 & UNDER GIRLS
SOFTBALL
Thursday, June 15
Coca-Cola.002 32-7
Royalty.904 54-19
Albemarle Hosp.103 16 -.11
Blount’s.. 204 42-12
Women’s League
C.C. Ladies 4-1
Combination 3-1
A&L Sluggers 3-1
Vogedes Insurance 2-2
Chowan Hospital 2-3
Lady Bombers 1-3
J.S. Electric 0-4
Men’s League
United Country 9-1
Pine Ridge 9-1
Edenton Motors 6-4
Young Guns 6;4
Regulator Marine 4-6
Prepaid Legal 3-7
Spruill’s Logging 3-7
Phelp’s Tree Service 0-10
Correction
In last week's edition of The
Chowan Herald, there was a
headline called "Steamers play
free exhibition game on dune
27.’’ The headline should not
have included the word “free."
We apologize for any inconve
nience this may have, caused
fans and the Steamers organi
zation.
BAY
Continued From Page 7-A
junior and senior
divisions and Moths. All
boat classes that would
like to participate are
more than welcome.
The Flying Scots,
Tanzers and Windmills
will sail on Course A on
Saturday and Sunday.
All other boats will sail
on Course B on Saturday
only. All classes will sail
wind ward/leeward,
Olympic or triangles as
described in the racing
instructions. The low
point scoring system will
be used. Following the
races on Saturday,there
will be a social followed
by dinner at the water
front. The public is
welcome'for dinner if
reservations are made in
advance.
We look forward to
your joining us for what
promises to be a wonder
ful weekend on Edenton
Bay, so give us a call to
receive your registration
form now.
For more information
contact Nancy Nicholls
at (252) 482-3400 or 1-800
775-0111. .
Sidewalk Sale
June30th Grjuly
1st. You don’t want
to miss this event.
Gome spend
July 4th in
Downtown
Edenton
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GUNS
31,(1 AMNO
“Everything in Stock
at Prices
You Won 7 Believe!”
2 mi. past Albemarle Hospital
North Hwy. 17
338-1119 _
St. auf's
lEpiscopaf Church
"lWc seek to know Christ £* to reach out
to others in 'His name"
Sunday Schedule:
Holy Communion 8:00 a.m. & I 1:00 p.m. • Sunday School (all ages) 9:45 a.m.
E.Y.C. (youth group) 5:00 p.m.
Sunday Summer Schedule:
Holy Communion 8:00 a.m. & 10:00 a.m.
The Reverend Tom Rickenbaker, Rector • Office 101 W. Gale St.,
Edenton 482-3522
Health Sense Series
Rheun u Hoi cl A rtl iritis
Treatment <»t arthritis
often is used by proscrip
tion dosage of NS AI Os.
which frequently includes
such medications as
ibuprofen, and now more
specific medications that
can be conveniently taken
once daily and are some
what protective on the
stomach lining. Some of
these medications can be
found in lower dosages
over the counter with
such common brand
names as Advil and
Motrin. These medications 'do
relieve symptoms by reducing
inflammation and reducing pain,
however, do nothing specifically
for modifying the disease destine
tive process.
Second line agents are re ferret I
to us DMARDs, which are disease
modifying arthritic drugs that do in
fact reduce the inflammatory
process, and m hopes slow down
the destructive process while
improving symptoms. I hese med
ications are extremely potent and
require close supervision by physi
clans comfortable with their use,
and knowledgeable in their poten
tial side effects. t
Some of the common medications
include Met hot i e K ate. I Mat u p u m I.
Minocycline and Cyclosporine.
Older medications such as
Penicillamine and gold salts injec
tions are still used, but are losing
favor with some of the newer med
ications. Most recently, new drugs
have been approved such as Hnbrel
as well as other tumor necrosis fac
tor blocking medications With
good medical follow up and com
petent physician management,
these potentially crippling diseases
can be treated comfortably and
with safety. To ignore medical
care often results in irreversible
crippling arthritic condi
II you feel you have
arthritis, that is more than
just a part of the aging
process reflected in
ini lammatory, warm,
swollen and tender joints,
please ask your physician
about treatment for your
arthritis. I lie bulletin on
rheumatic diseases, A
Publication of the
Arthritis Foundation,
December 1998. con
cludes by saying that the
use of NS A IDs to avoid DM API)
therapy is recognized as inuppro
piiale loi most patients with
r he uniat t >id arthrit is.
Steve (iarman, IV1.I3.
Internal Medicine
I >i (iarman is Board Certified in
I menial Medicine. Dr. (iarniuu
received Ins medical degree from
Si C ieorges University. Me com
pleted Ins internship and residency
in internal* medicine at Milton S.
Heishey Medical C 'enter, associat
ed with Penn State University.
Di. < iarman's professional mem
berships include the American
College ol Physicians and the
American Society of Internal
Medicine.
JE* ■ /1lb©marle
JrM ■Hospital
I ft/’<))»< ill ( II V, >, ( .
If you have a health care related
</ue\tion. /dense write Albemarle
Hospital, Department ctf Public
Relations. 1*0. Hax 1587, Elizabeth
( Y/v, NC 27906
Steve;
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