THE PERQUIMANS WEEKLY; HEBTTOBDrNORTH CAROLINA, FRIDAY, MARCH 2-1960.
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rami! social security
f A. mintatTBtinn ! ;; : hf wj . iv .J J-.. j i
ft i- each month at tha 'Peroilman Caunto Court Hma.
7 ' ' . '3 ..'. "
.(.Qvei; two hundred . years C30 ty".
I mnat -limltlr.v nutiiral Aoiiiva ' 1 v ' . . I
ill"" ;- ipucauon iorms ai. locei post ox
aft American farmer wrote in
). '3" diary: "My farm fr'e me
. and my family a good L . ,r.g on
J the. produce of it, and :it me,
being released at the Seventh
National Watershed Congress,
Mr, Bunch pointed out, because
of the influence of upstream
land treatment and small dams
in small watersheds on our wa
ter supplies.
This Congress, he said, brings
together each 1 year representa'
tives of 30 or more agricultural
and conservation organizations
concerned with water problems
nfft fnmilv'c rnr.trrtl
' " .- - -r r tj i i i .1
i i iv i i i imi'n in irmr3i nrrcm-v
income from wages , brings in-1 anw' tluk mt ilmBim(Wl'
stamp's issuance is being plan
ned, v.--' '':::',:-'-:-r, . :
Industrialization, moreover,: has
brought greater comforts and
conveniences to the American
family. . But it has also bfoueht
year ana anowen, a.e nun- economi, risks yond the aver-
1 year, .which was 'for salt, nails.l
(and the' like;' Kc'lnfi to eat.' security. The risk " of loss of
drink "of-.wear ,w:u fought, as earnings is, ever' present be-
!my farm producer it '"all." j ! cause of the hazards of -unem-SinceH
that.'- limejj ,;dramaticl ployment, old-age, disability and
. changes have uke'n'place in thel death. . -,7, ' -
American c wmy. Ana ineroj 6i , u.
i have been changes in the" mean- 1930's convinced . the ' American
people that only through coop
erative effort can the individual
be protected against these ' com
mon hazards. The Social Se
curity Act enables society to put
its collective shoulder to the
wheel in providing th;s protec- The annual selective Service
tion. Through the operation College Qualification Test wiU
of employers, employees, the be offered to college students
self-employed, and government, April 28 at approximately 500
social security replaces, at least; ,, throuhout th. nation.
i ing of security for the average
American , family. . Tne colonial
farmer was able to say "my
J Siirm ' produced it alL!V How,
t strange it would seem for some
i ode" to make a similar' statement
today:
!J America has evolved from a
f 'roup of small agricultural col
l opiies into one of the strongest
1 and most highly industrialized
2 counties in the world. ; With the
rapid expansion of industry in
! recent decades and the increas
J ed mechanization of farms, many
."Americans have moved from the
i.; - fams into the cities.,; . The urban
breadwinner no longer "makes"
his living with his own hands.
Instead he earns wages and
buys fh,is living. He, is" .depend-:
, ent upon his wage .forTj "securi-
College Test For
Draft Registrant
Set For April 28
partially - the earnings that are
lost because of unemployment,
old-age; disability or death.
The score made on the test is
a help to local boards in con
sidering students for deferment
Through the social insurance. from inducti0n for studv as un
principle, funds are built up in dergraduate or graduate stu-
aavance to inuet tne emergen- dents.
cies of the future.
Yes, times do change but re
member social security benefits
are the haryest of your work
ing years., v .
New 4-cent Stamp On April 18,d
Walter G. Edwards, chairman
of Selective Service for Per
quimans County, announced, that
the test in North Carolina ' will
be conducted at the 15 schools.
The name and location may be
from the local draft
fices. The . completed applica
tion form and a ii.00 fee must
be filed with the Post Office. At
that time a blue, v$3.00 federal
boating stamp will be affixed to
the application and a temporary
certificate will be- returned to the
applicant. This certificate will
serve as proof . of , compliance
with the law until such time as
the application has been pro
cessed by the Coast Guard.
In an ugly and lunhappy
world, the richest man can pur
chase nothing but ugliness and
unhappiness.
George Bernard Shaw.
Commissioners'
Proceedinars
Una Sanatorium, $93.00; Jack- is , kept confidential under fed
son Wholesale. Co., Inc., $20.25; 'eral law. Only statistical totals
J- &$1 Sam Hour-(and avera es published. N(i
mouzis, $20.80; Clifton Morgan,. . .. . . . ..
$31.00; Julian C. Powell, $40.oO;;mdivldual person can be lden
Mrs. Elton Layden, $150.00; Jul- Mied in publishea reports and
ian Long, $150.00; Percy Roger-census informa tion cannot be
son, $175.00; Carson Spivey, 0861 for regulation, investiga
$150.00; Mrs. Belle Proctor, ti6n or taxation.
$150.00; Owen G. Dunn Co.,
. $22.04; Gregory's 5 & 10c Store,, BUBQTS5 WMU MEETS
Mrs. Winston Lane,
March 7. 1960
At a' regular meeting of the $349.84; Eastern Office Eauip- hme of
Board of County Commissioners ment Co.. $16.82: The Perauim- Sr Monday night;
Even though boats have been of the County of Perquimans, ans Weekly. $45.60: Commercial The meeting opened by sing-
previously numbered by the North Carolina, held on the first Printing Company, $123.54; The inS "Lct the Lower Lights Be
Coast Guard prior to March 31, 1 Monday in March,. March 7, 1960 Office Supply Store, $24.75; Gat- Burning." - Mrs. Winston Lane,
1960, application must be made at 10 o'clock A. M., at its regu- ling and Pierce Printing Co., Jr- Save the devotional taken
for a new number on April '1 lur meeting place in ; the Court $36.88; Paige Underwood, $4.95; 'frfom the 11th chapter of Acts',
under the federal boating ' act. House in Hertford, Pertfuimans Remington Rand. Inc.. $142.81:. The minutes, were read and
However, the previous . number! County, N. C. Present: 1 R. ' L. Monroe Calculation Machine Co,, !
ana certuicate may be retained Spivey, Chairman presiding, and Inc., $9.33; Hertford Livestock &
for temporary identification' vn- Commissioners'' Warner Madre, Supply Co., Inc., $10.80; Hert-
til the new number is issued. George.. W. Baker, Harry ,W. ford Hardware & Supply Co.,
Boat owners may - continue to Winsliw f,j Absent: G. filwood $9.16'; ' Darden's Department
operate their craft legally if they . Novveil. ' ""' Store, $12.72; W. L. Thompson,
have applied for renumbering,) Report, were received from $21.00; C. Edgar White, $17.15.
paid the required fee and re- Agriculture Extension Service No further business, the Board
tamed proo of payment. land Welfare Departments. adjourned.
For rurtiier oackground in- On motion Hnlv . mario and R. L. SPIVEY. Chairman
formation, as of March 10, 1960, ' passed, the Board authorized the JULIAN C. POWELL,
me u. . "uoast uuara has ap-,Buard of Education to secure Clerk To Board
proved the numbering systems I pstimated cost of addition to
Perquimans Union School and nVANCF "FNSTis bepobt
enfrteria for Perquimans County FORMS IN MAIL THIS WEEK
High School. 1 (Continued From Page One)
Alill i!;C!l Wil "The test is for the student's
ft 111 VAJlLUlirillUliUe OUll- IT tt ICl benefit as well as for the na
A TIT ' ' S " Tk ' t- tion's good," Mr. Edwards said
nauon s rrecious itesoiirces -a w board shouw have m
f" i.'A information about a student in
.'-Soil,- and water conservation mony featuring three cabinet
order to classify him, including
fteaders here are looking for-' members, Agriculture Secretary
Tward to issuance of the world's' Ezra Taft Benson, Interior Sec-
fiist water conservation" postage
'Slamo bv the Post Office De-
plrtment in Washington, D. C,
retary Fred A. Seaton and Post
master General Arthur E, Sum-
merfield.
'jU'C. Bunch, chairman of the The stamp will go on sale on
iftJibemarle Soil , Conservation the following day, April 19, at
'JCVlstrict, , says. .; other post offices throughout the
ahe commemorative 4-cent country, including the Edenton
iptamp,' printed in .three colors,, post off ice.
wfll be issued April 18 at the j "The beautiful new stamp
jNational' Watershed Congress in ( dramatizes the fact that water
'the national capital at a cere- is today our most precious and
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Feed At Cost
y ' Just .trying to prove we want your
feed business. Complete line of FCX
Feeds.
sift:' "J-ff' -.' 1 j Vjj ' -
40 Pork Maker ; $4.75
20 Sow and Pig Supplement ...... $4.30
13 Pork Maker..... $4.05
18 Pig Starter Pellets ....$4.60
Super Laying Crumbs ..$4.40
38 Hi Gro Blend ...$5.55
Red Ranger Dogr Food 100 lb. bags $7.30
These prices for CASH only. Also
Pioneer Seed, Corn and Certified
Soyabeans.,
liVHLTOjN PAIL & SON
Phone 446$ Hertford
his class standing and a score
on this test. A high test score
may compensate for low class
standing, and high class stand
ing may compensate for a low
test score.
. "Some students do not take
the test because a student dc
ferment extends a registrant's
liability," Mr. Edwards said,
"Other deferments also extend
liability to age 35," he added
"such as those for members of
the ROTC, for example. And
no registrant can remain out of
service beyond about age 23
without an exemption, or a de
ferment which extends liability."
"The purpose of student de
ferments is to give promisinji
students an opportunity to con
tinue to prepare themselves for
careers in support of the na
tional interest."
Application materials for the
.test are now available at-the
nearest Inoal hoard offirp. -Stu
dents are urged to make appli
cation early. The application
must be postmarked not later
than midnight, April 7. Full
instructional materials are issued
with the applications.
Federal Boat Stamp
In Effect April 1st
Effective April 1, 1960, boats
of more than ten horsepower
operated on the navigable wa
ters of the United States must
be numbered under the Federal
Boating Act of 1958, the Coast
Guard has announced. Vessels
documented by the Bureau of
Customs are exempted from this
act. '..'
' Applicants for federal certifi
cates of number may obtain ap-
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Taxes are the sinews of the
state, Cicero.
On motion duly made, second- postage free envelope is being '
ed and passed, the Board , pass- provided for this purpose.
eel a resolution authorizing the The "sample" population ques-
U. S. Army District, Wilmington, tions include inquiries on coun
Corps ef Engineers, to sna? and try of birth, mother tongues of
clear Perquimans River for a foreign born, schooling, employ- i
distance of approximately 2.5 ment, income and related items, j
miles. :, The additional housing questions '
The Treasurer .was ordered to relate to rent or value of dwel
pay the following bills: ling, heating equipment, water'
Dr. T. P. Brinn; $53.30; Dr. C. supply and other facilities and
A. Davenport, $40.00; Chowan equipment.
Hospital, Inc., $116.12; Roanoke- The district supervisor point
Chowan Hospital; Inc., $36.00; ed cut that information about
North Carolina Memorial Hospi- individuals and (heir homos
tal, $526.00; Eastern North Caro- furnished to the Census Bureau
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bers. answering-,, to- allq , , Uv- '
The 1comniui!i(y 'rhtffjm
chairman's report was pfesentidj
and accepted. "
The time of meeting 'was
changed to 8 o'clock. 1 1
The president made announce-
ments of interest to the mem
bers. ', ,
Mrs. Winston Lane,, Jr., pre
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