North Carolina Newspapers

Thursday. August 5, 1982 Long Attends Conference Thomas J. Long, Jr., resident of the Albemarle roduction Credit Association, has returned home after participating in a four - state conference of federal Land Bank Association and Production Credit Association officials held July 18 - 20 at the Orlando Hyatt Hotel Kissimmee, Florida. Mr. Long said that over 900 farmer - directors, presidents and guests of the 46 Land Bank Associations and 57 Production Credit Associations in North Carolina, South Carolina, Georgia and Florida at tended the business sessions. Farmer - owned Land Bank Associations make and service long - term loans for The Federal Land Bank of Columbia to far mers, growers, ranchers and home owners in rural areas. PCAs provide short and intermediate term credit to this same group, as well as to commerical fishermen. The two banks and associations have agriculutral loans out standing to more than 147,000 members in excess of $7.9 billion in the Carolinas, Georgia and Florida, the four states served by the banks and associations. Principal speakers during the meeting included John St. John, member, Farm Credit Board of Columbia and senior vice president, Citrus Central, Inc.; Albert T. Sommers, senior vice president and chief economist, The Conference Board; Dr. James Blakely, noted humorist, author and columnist; and C.W.S. Home, president of The Federal Land Bank of Columbia and Federal Intermediate Credit Bank of Columbia. The Albemarle Produc tion Credit Association has 797 loans outstanding to members in Pasquotank, Perquimans, Camden, Currituck, Dare, Chowan, Gates, Washington and Tyrrell counties, amounting to over $48.8 million. Also attending the Kissimmee meeting, in FOR SALE WATERFRONT Charmina story house on two waterfront lot, Chowan P 8 \Jaded, with pier. Three bedrooms, 2 full bath: kit., closed’in porch overlooking water, worl> tor handyman. House furnished or unfurnished. 1978 DOUBLEWIDE On large corner lot with 3 bedrooms, living room, family room, kit., 2 fujl baths. Dining room. Underpinned washer, dryer, living room furniture, furnished. Financing available at 14 percent. LOT ON WEST GALE STREET Close to downtown, churches, hospital, and school. Perfect for building. LOT CORNER OF PARK AVE. AND JOHNSON ST. Priced for quick sale. LOT ON MONTPELIER DRIVE Reduced for quick sale - 100x200 $3,900 COMMERCIAL BUILDING lncome producing downtown Jenton. Good long-term investment, tax shelter. COMMERCIAL PROPERTY ACROSS FROM SHOPPING CENTER Excellent investment, income producing. HOME SITES NEAR COUNTRY CLUB Wooded and clear. Low downpayment - 5 yrs. to pay. TRAILER LOTS 5O x 150. FOR SALE 23.22 acres, 5 miles north of Edenton, in tersection of U.S. 17 and N.C. 37. Ideal for commercial or in dustrial use. WATERFRONT LOT On Chowan Golf and Country Club. Breathtaking view of Albemarle Sound. OVER 25 YEARS EXPERIENCE IN ALL KINDS OF IN , I VESTMENTS. CALL US BEFORE YOU BUY. CONSULT I WITH US BEFORE YOU LIST FOR SALE. *| Home Realty I 482-2153 Days 482-2375 Nights addition to Mr. Long were James H. Ferebee, W. Frank Williams, Robert W. Bowen, Frank V. White, Jr. and Donald G. Madre. Fishing Tps From Tom Mann Just where in the heck do fish disappear to during dog days when birds are panting and dogs’ tongues are almost touching the ground? Well, at home you seek out cool spots, out of the sun, and try to get comfortable, right? That’s just what fish do, too. They find shady areas where it’s cooler, like back under lily pads, weeds, and brush. Or, they bask under overhangs such as undercut banks, deadfalls, logs, and piers. Also, they seek deeper, mid - lake water close to the thermocline where it’s cooler. To find the thermocline where fish hang out, tie a thermocline to about a 50 - foot string. Lower it a couple of feet at a time and take a reading. Normally the temperature drops about a degree for each foot of depth. But when you hit the thermocline it can drop from five to ten degrees. When you en counter this, then check the depth by your string length, and fish just above the thermocline because that’s where the fish may be. If not there then fish around those shady spots mentioned, using jellyworms on the bottom, and surface lures on top. Brer Tom’s closing tip . When you fish on a hot day, remember your comfort and you’ll enjoy it more. Take along cold drinks and snacks, wear a broadbrim hat and sun glasses, and protect your hide with suntan lotion. Oh yes, don’t forget to set the hook, hear? Years ago, country folk be lieved that the seventh son in a family possessed unsual gifts. The Edenton - Chowan Recreation Report Pic Wic Wins Men’s SaftteO League PicWic Restaurant captured the regular season title in the Men’s Softball League last week with a 20-4 record. The Ryland Ruritans were a close second with a 19-5 record. The third place trophy went ot Bridgetum Exxon with a 18-6 record. The top three teams received first round byes in the season ending tournament which begins this week. The final league standings are as follows: PicWic 20-4 Ryland 19-5 Exxon 18-6 A’s 17-7 Millers 17-7 Texaco 16-8 Police Dept. 13-11 Bears 12-12 Natural Lite 8-16 Perry Holland 7-17 Tyner JC’s 5-18 Cotton Mill 3-21 Atlantic Forest 1-22 Superstarletts Capture Women’s Tourney Title The Superstarletts after finishing second in the regular season breezed through the Tournament until the final round with an unblemished record. The Superstarletts received their first loss of the tour nament from Charlie’s Angels by a 5-1 score and forced a second game between the two. The Superstarletts recovered Charlie’s Angels took home second place. Charlie’s Angels also won the Sport smanship award for the tournament. Aerobic Dance Class The Recreation Depart ment is sponsoring a new session of 'Aerobic Dance beginning this week and running for 8 weeks. Classes are offered on Monday and Wednesday evenings from 6:00-7:00. A drop-in class is also offered on Saturday mornings at 10. The in structors for this class are- Julie Spivey & Terry Roth berger. A registration fee is charged for classes. Con tact the Recreation Department at 482-8595 for more information. Beginning Clogging Class A beginning clogging THE CHOWAN HERALD class is being taught at the Recreation Department on Monday evenings from 7:30- 9:00. Gene Baker is the instructor for this ten week course. Registration fee is SI.OO. Anyone interested may register at the Agriculture Extension Office in the County Office Building. Little League Allstars The Edenton Allstar Little League team warmed up their skills for state com petition by playing the allstars from Perquimans Co. two games during the weekend. On Friday night, Edenton downed Perquimans 4-1 on the strength of Erie Downing and Michael Bunch pit ching. Bunch also added a homerun to aid the attack. On Saturday night, the allstars traveled to Hertford and again pitching was the name of the game. This time however it came in the form of Brad Hurdle from Perquimans Co. who pit ched 3 perfect innings and was relieved by Todd Hunter. Three unearned runs and a few baserunning errors allowed Perquimans to take a 4-3 victory. The Edenton team will play in Ayden this weekend beginning Friday, August 6 at 2 P.M. Cl-R ISTMASi§l|if tQ77 A. Framed Ornament Kits .... MKM Compara at 3.29 Choose from 3 different kits: Counted Cross Stitch, Stitchery or Needlepoint. Each kit contains 3 designs for making 3 ornaments. Kits contain fabric, thread, needJe, gold tone frame, and easy to follow |n * A33 B. Wooden Ornament Kits ... m/Sk Compara at 2.99 Wooden shapes include Christmas tree, Snowman, Angel, Ornament, and Bell. Each shape has a circular cross stitch insert for cross stitch design. Kit contains 18 count aida fabric, thread hanger, graph, foam in- C. Beaded Ornament Kite. ... 1 Compara at 2.29 Choose from Candle, Cane or Snowflake. Each kit contains all materials and instructions needed to make three, 3” ornaments. * /ff 4 aa VjyW D. Hug-Mo Ornament Kits. .... - ff Compara at 2.29 Choose from Snowman, Santa or Angel. Each kit contains all materials to make two, 5” ornaments. Fully illustrated instructions. TTieshopeteeperl 144I 44 81* 81* Valuaa up to 2.29 Compara at 1.37 Compara at 1.37 11 Count Alda Fabric Knitting Yarn Wlntuk* Yarn Precut 12”x18" pieces. White & Ivory. Christmas 4 ply, 3 oz. skeins. 100% DuPont Carrousel 4 ply, 3Vi oz. skeins. 100% DuPont 14count. 1.77 acrylic. Limitß. Orion* acrylic fiber. Limits. 18 count 1.88 *OM>wt oartMteatlon iwt. Compara at 2.99 Compara at 60* Jar S Skirt Kit Qrooting Card Kit Mooh Canvaa Center portion of skirt made of aida fabric for Choose needlepoint or stitchery kit. 6 Plastic 7 holes per Inch. 10W” x 13V4". your cross stitch design. Skirt ruffle comes Christmas designs to choose from. All Create your own designs. in assorted calicos. materials and instructions Included. Shop 7 Days f kpaclal Dlacount rr* N r pingcenter CTlftmil r "£Hr*' gg Ten Year Olds Travel To Manteo The Ten - Year Old Allstar team will travel to Manteo this Friday to participate in district competition. The opponents for the first game will be Dare County with the game starting at 6 P.M. The tournament will continue through Sunday. The members of the ten - year old Allstars are: Jim Blount, Marvin Holley, Dexter Jernigan, Lin Hurdle, Chad Johnson, Kareen Costen, William San Costen, Alonzo Unthank, Rob Schroeder, Clay Willis, Norman Young, Brian White, Shawn Whicker, Chris Brabble and Robin Vester. The team is coached by Sid White and Keith Johnson. Aerobic Dance Class The Recreation Depart ment is sponsoring an Aerobic Dance class on Monday and Wednesdays 24 Hr. Sorvlc* Rafrlg. LN 2252 DELANEY JETHRO SERVICE FOR CENTRAL AND WINDOW AIR CONDITIONERS SERVICE FOR ALL TYPES OF APPLIANCES COMMERICAL REFRIGERATION Rout* 1, Box 179 K Ro*. Phono idonton, N.C. 27932 221-8730 beginning at 6 P.M. A drop - in class is also offered on Saturday morning at 10 A.M. The instructors for this class are Julie Spivey and Terry Rothberger. A registration fee is charged for the class. Contact the Recreation Department at 482 - 8595 or Julie Spivey at 482 - 8055 for more in formation. Baseball Uniforms Returned All baseball and softball participants are urged to return their uniform as soon as possible to avoid a penalty charge. This applies to all Little League, Babe Ruth and Girls’ Softball players. T-Ball and Midget League players may keep their shirt. Football and Soccer Season Approaching The Fall of the year is fast approaching and that means football and soccer is in the air. The Recreation Department is looking for adults who will volunteer a little of their time to coach or help with a team for this season. If you would be interested, please see Rodney Lassiter or call the Recreation Department at 482 - 8595. Registration for football and soccer will begin in two weeks so start your conditioning now. Tennis Team Begin Practice The Women’s Tennis Team at John A. Holmes High School will hold its first practice August 16 at 3:30 P.M. on the Holmes tennis court. The team is coached by Nan Copeland and she invites anybody interested to attend. The first match is scheduled for September 2. The word “sausage" is derived from the Latin “salsus," meaning salted. Tobacco Box jPSk Milepost i3 1 /2 Beach Rd. Just South of Surfside Plaza Nags Head, N.C. IMPORTED CIGARS Pipes and Smokers’ Accessories Everything for your smoking enjoyment Page 8-B Dr. Pouton, To Be Interviewed N.C. State University’s new chancellor, Dr. Bruce Robert Poulton, will be interviewed by UNC President William C. Friday on an upcoming segment of “North Carolina People” on public television. During the interview, Dr. Poulton will talk about the nearly 100-year-old land grant university-where it is now and where he hopes to lead it-and his impressions of life on campus, in Raleigh and in North Carolina. The Poulton interview will be shown on Sunday, Aug. 8 at 6 P.M. It will be carried by WUND-TV Channel 2, Columbia. • If you’re under 65, you can earn $4,440 a year in a temporary job. • If you’re between 65 and 72, you can earn up to $6,000 a year. • And, if you’re 72 or older, there’B no dollar limit on what you can earn.