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l \ IQUE ENTRY One of the most urwjfuw wXjws in ihe recent Chowan County Fair was
tius diarama of * war scene. It k the creation of Gtecomo Belercdl and depicts an area
when Russian iirfantry troops advanced on dements of the German Mthlntontry Division
on December 24, mi (Staff Photo by Lui» Amhura»
Cable Repairs Now Complete
A deliberate cut in a cable
caused temporary damage
to telephone service on
October 5.
"Some subscribers were
j| ALL GOOD THINGS
ARE CHEAP.
Twenty yws >|» mm! ««t less
than they do now. But they did tass. We-hadtomcMr
“rtibtotics. ww burtmMws. ami *ltoc
miracle drugs which can he depended up** to
S produce a positive benefit and very »fte« a certain
cure.
Present prescriptions are cheap' indeed, fur
they usually limit sick ness-time to days instead «f
weeks and save more lives. Some cost runt*, hut yum
benefit more.
YOUR DOCTOR CAN PHONE I S when van
need a medkint- Pick up your ptmipown R
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(Mr prescriptions. May we compound vnwrC
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Goodyear Tire Center
1029 N. Broad St. Phone 402-8488
Next to Barit rilLCii Wortfcsiii Shopping Cotter
Edenton, North Carolina, Thursday, October 11, 1979
temporarily without service
as a result" acewrdwg to T.
F. Darnels. spokesman fur
Norfolk Carolina Telephone
Company. Service was
disrupted as a rest* of the
act
Repairs were started at
once and Daniels said that
service was restored as
tpriddy as could be under
the conditions
The company is offering
op to Sl.fM reward for in
fennatioa lending to die
arrest and conviction of
wtivtdmts responsible for
damage to its facilities The
amount of the reward will be
determined by the company
(dated to the investment
and service importance to
the public .
BINGO
EACH THURSDAY 8 P.M
AT ST. ANN’S
CATHOLIC CHURCH
TWO JACKPOTS
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Forestry Field Day Plans
RALEIGH ‘Money
DOES Grow On Trees...
Plant Some!”
This win be the theme of a
"Forestry Field Day” to be
launched by Gov. Jim Hunt
on opening day of the 1979
State Fair. The event wiU be
sponsored by the N.C.
Forestry Association in
cooperation with die N.C.
Division of Forestry and die
School of Forest Resources
at N.C State University.
The 2:30 P.M. October 12
ceremonies win take place
at the Forest Resources
Center an the west side of
the fairground.'
A feature of the field day
festivities will be the
governor’s announcement of
an upcoming public in
formation program aimed
at informing landowners of
opportunities in growing
trees. The field day will also
include formal opening of
the Forest Resources
Center. . .plus demon
strations of log chopping,
crosscut sawing and axe
throwing.
Expected to be of special
interest is “burling" on
a log in the Fairgrounds
lake, an event in which two
nimble-footed contestants
attempt to dump one
another into the water.
The N.C. Forestry
Association says die south is
already recognized as the
nation’s “Wood Basket”.
Moreover, the demand for
wood products will double
by die year 2.000 and more
than half of it will hage to
come from North
Carolina and from other
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southern states, the
“North S Cwolina is
Number 1 among the SO
states In the incentives it
can offer the landowner who
is interested in planting
trees,” Association
President Keith L Lamb
explains. Cost sharing
benefits were provided by
the 1977 General Assembly
while attractive tax in
centives were added during
the 1979 session, be points
out. North Carolina is
thought to have an ad
ditional edge in the fight for
future economic growth of
forestry because of its
245,000 small woodland
owners... a far greater
number than can be counted
in any other state,
i The Forestry Association
offers a free information kit
for forest landowners. It
may be obtained by
Box 19104, Raleigh. N.C.
27609.
Spread newspapers over the
top shelf of your refrig
erator while you defrost to
save mopping up later.
West W. Byrum Agency. Inc.
The Independent Insurance
Agency That "Insures
Everything But Tomorrow"
See us For Your Home. Car
And Business Requirements
Today. You’ll Be Glad You Did.
Just Call 4&2-442S
403 S. Broad St.
Edenton. NC
Say goodbye to high gas,
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needs ne ■ side power :
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heavy piate steel, has ttrebnek 11^
to 40 inches in width. Optional _ j, | 11/ J
spacers are available for larger K I TTyi^Wßßsafc|LiT
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Come in and see for yourself why '
Fisher's fireplace insert stove is '
another idea America is wanning MgggS
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feese days. fc\ easy k> see why fcumfceds of thousands to wa tom m m to to
of hotnevmuers across North America have turned k> II R# RH I I HARDWARE CO,
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it burns And it's one font of cnerav H- m viam * _ _
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The Washington Report
Walterß. Janes
You will recan last week
that I reported it was a most
negative week with the
House of Representatives
rejecting practically every
measure which came up for
action. A weekend certainly
changes things -for on the
contrary, this week the
action has been extremely
positive beginning with final
approval of the Panama
Canal implementation
treaty which was rejected
last week. The Treaties
have prompted bitter
controversy since they were
first signed in 1977, but they
ars now binding in
ternational agreements
between the United States
and Panama, and are part
of federal law.
The Senate ratified the
Treaties in early 1978 but it
was necessary for both
Houses of Congress to pass
implementation legislation.
The House of Represen
tatives’ votes were ex
tremely dose, and as I had
pledged. I voted against the
implementation tail each
time it was considered.
Under the terms of the
Treaties, which went into
effect October 1, the United
States and Panama will
jointly administer the Canal
for the next twenty years.
Panama will take full
control in the year 2000.
Each year the United States
will pay 610-million to
Panama from money
derived from canal tolls.
Panama will also receive 30
cents per ton in tolls for
States haiMh* rgte te to
meat of Education, and the
was finally aggramd Mr
both the House and Some
and now goes to the Whtoe
House tor tue ntSMMKs
signature. This was my
high on the President s Ksk
of "musts ”. As 1 stated
before, I voted for the new
Department eat the
is far toe important to be
immersed to the
bureaucratic mare of the
present Department of
HEW Again I want to
assure that there are
safeguards which prohibit
federal intervention to local;
affairs which far exceed the
protection now afforded,
and places a cap on the
number of employees to the
Department, and actually
provides for a reduction: of
approximately 509 key
personnel at the present
time.
After going back and forth
between the House and
Senate, legislation was
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