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RECEIVES LIFETIME LICENSE Jerry Wright, right,
one of the thirteen Wildlife Resources Commissioners, is
shown receivihg his lifetime license from the chairman of
the N. C. Wildlife Resources Commissioners, Bob Gordon.
All. thirteen commissioners have purchased the lifetime
license.
Wildlife Commission Says New
Lifetime Licenses Are Big Hit
The new lifetime licenses
offered by the N. C. Wildlife
Resources Commission are
proving quite popular.
According to Jerry Wright
of Currituck, Wildlife
Commissioner for District
one, “These lifetime
licenses will not only save
sportsmen money over the
long run, but will also help
wildlife for future
generations. All of the
revenues from the sale of
lifetime licenses are placed
in the Wildlife Endowment
Fund, and the interest from
this fund will be spent on
wildlife conservations.”
Lifetime licenses range in
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a lifetime subscription to
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magazine is available for
SIOO. Tax-deductible con
tributions may also be made
to the Wildlife Endowment
Fund.
Information on lifetime
licenses, lifetime magazine
subscriptions and the
Wildlife Endowment Fund is
available from license
agents, Wildlife Com
missionion employees, or
the N. C. Wildlife Resources
Commission, 512 N.
Salisbury Street, Raleigh,
N. C. 27611.
The Bandon
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I Bible Study will be at 7:30
I P.M. Tuesday, conducted by
I Pastor Bob. Come out and
I join us for this hour, you will
I surely enjoy it; Choir
I Practice follows at 8:15
P.M.
Prayer List: Prayer is our
means of communicating
with God. Anything that
concerns His children,
concerns God. Please add
| our friends to your prayer
list. I’m happy to report that
Margaret Smithson’s eye
transplant was successful -
so successful that she’s
planning to come home
sometime this week. Praise
the Lord! Pauline Johnson
has been transferred from
Albemarle Hospital to
Chowan Hospital. Cards and
visits would certainly cheer
her up; Nancy Jalbert hurt
her back last week and is
confined to Chowan
Hospital; Glen Sawyer, the
young man who fills your
car with gasoline at Earl
Smith’s store, is home
following surgery at
Albemarle Hospital; Sally
Hardison is now home
recouperating from surgery
at Obici Hospital. She needs
your prayers, cards and
visits; Diane Miyasato,
hospitalized in Goldsboro,
needs your prayers
urgently. Please remember
Ruth Whitley; Margaret
Talbot; Garnet Reynolds;
James Bost; Ben Hir
schberger; Walter Taylor;
Robin Adcock; Mary
Gardner; Hilda Wisner; Len
Koraska; Helen Headen;
Jeanne Church; Musa West;
our Nation, its leaders and
its people; our mission
naries and our Pastor Rev.
Robert S. Harrell and his
family.
“Repentance and
Restoration”, Deut. 30:1-10,
was the subject for our
adults, taught by Margaret
THE CHOWAN HERALD
Notebook
Bunting.
At our Worship Service,
the Shepherd of Bandon’s
Flock, Pastor Robert S.
Harrell, brought us a
powerful message based on
II Cor. 5:16-21, with em
phasis on vs. 18, “And all
things are of God, who hath
reconciled us to himself by
Jesus Christ, and hath given
to us the ministry of
reconciliation.”
The Congregational
Business Meeting will be
held on the 2nd Sunday in
September 13. It is
requested that everyone
interested in the ad
vancement of Bandon
Chapel for the Glory of God
be present at this time.
A hearty welcome is
extended to our first timers
this week: Daniel Helton,
formerly of Merritt Island,
Fla. but now a new resident
of Arrowhead Beach;
Tabitha Ferrell, daughter of
Debbie Harris, a new
resident of Arrowhead
Beach; Stacy Brown,
Delories Brown, Jack
Brown and Sterling Brown,
all from Suffolk, Va.; and
Bill On-
Community
Development
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environmental protection,
for civic and charitable
contributions. While many
people in business may have
reasons other than profit
for being in business, no
business will be around for
long without making a
profit.
This includes the business
of farming. In fact, in
today’s agriculture there is
no > way to get
produ, ion than through
incentives for profit. After
all, the farmer is a
businessman, too.
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