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i.TKS ERQT?IMAS WEEKLT; HEWT OSD, NORTH CAROLINA. fMDAT OCTOBER-27, 1981, PAGE a. i h. m 4 District Cornmlsslorier, ; added.' The amp area Is ' maintained t!ne .year arounJ by personnel at the'.air stafion.-. Cubs with their parents ari cordially invited to attdnd Saturday, November 4, and may - stay for. the j campfire, according t!o Collier. , t . . ... The district executive an- a nonnaa ' uriii . ..in i riff hi in economic wike wiU.be provided j nouhced that the troop commit to many areas throughout North Carolina in the vay of advance payment by , ASCS County ( of flees to wheat farmers who' di' - : i vert acreage from production of , wheat under the 1962 Wheat Stabilization Program'.' By par 'ticipating in this pfogram farm .!':' v era earn payments for cutting their planted acreage of wheat , for putting ' this diverted acre age into conservation uses., . . p, According to ,-A. P.. Hassell.j Jr.,1, executive 'director t fdf .the AgricultClfar S'tabiltzaften Jt'nd1 Conservation State-, Committee, ASCS' county offices throughout the. state now nave authority, to ' make these .payments, in , fact ' are now- making partial pay ments' to farmers a the time 61 sign up. , 1 . .... The Agricultural Act of 1961 provides v that up- to? not -more than SO per cent of 4he payment to Droducers mav be -made :in j . advance of determination of per S : . formance. This provision' .is de , signed to " . providev income ;to farmers ahead ' of . harvest time. Tne advance paymen that can ,,be Aiade at thejime, of signup, 'fl'c6n1puted multiplying he felfmW'of 'acres' to' e. diverted' iifi wm Pymen -tate,;tnat i 3? &:baie'4l on 45 'pel' (Sent of.; the FM'ti&nM yie&,i'artd taking .half ,bf that anMintnTtie farmer r may receive 1ms advaficeSbayment in When a farmer signs up to participate in 'the 1962 -Wheat , Program he must indicate the acreage s he ihfenasip divert to a conservation use if he desires payment. The law. requites him w to divert a minimum of 10 per "Z cent of what his wheat allot ment would have ;- peen without e,nfW1;prpgan,pf 10 per cent njs , ngnew acreage , u ajujy acreage has not exceeaea is acres in the past three -years. Jjfjj this minimum diversion is 'rt W flecte'd in the 1962 farni wWeaf , aUotmem en.teri.iefere,. .he'referendW,, ; "'';. ','!V " The;ACS'officwills$ufi;JHe. r,oducef .a sight draft , and; jhft, merely endorses the draft and i ft- vvf cashes it at hi local banK. " t I .. Other details of the' program, ' 4 iriclu&ng "the producer's , high A tee . and, Scoutmaster, : Marvin Simpson, are doing- tt fine; job in providing training and lead ership for the 'boys. ,v '" j The entire cooking Will be dorte on 'wood. I ' ' Pc;q"LTiins Union Konraming Sat. ' Perquimans ' County Union School's' Homecoming is set for Saturday ' niehtj October 28, at o'clock on Memorial iTi'efd. - - , .A parade with the Boy Scouts, Miss ' Homecoming , and her at tenda'nfeV' tiiaa" t, J Hayes, the EdentoK rfigh" School Band, the P. W.. Moore . High School1 Band, fhe E. ' i, Hays .High 'i School Bani, ; the " . Perquimans CoWWty Union School JPf ill, Ttotp and the cheerleaders will comijience at 5:15 P. M., at ; the Municipal Building, in Hertford and pro ceed down Church ' Street 16 ' . iTTlie iVctional Ouiloofe Wliy Tf. Iter.jw Vory 6t Inflation? Ey' Ralph Robiv , if Economists and' (business ana- protection against inAatlon. The lyats frequently are in disagree ment as to the .oUtlook but us ually it is only a vmattef of de cree.". For " Example, one Will believe that a', business pturn unused capacity may be in the wrong fields, or -may consist of obsolete equipment. ' We have a surplus labor sup. nltr Vni mn nlnn ' kniM I'lKi-m wifl.be Shap, nother,tha.t it, orii.. The problem Js not win Be moderate; or. one, mat: a recovery Will, be of long ffura tion, another; that - it will be short. But today , we have a one of just getting additional workers, but of finding em ployees of the ability needed. . On Wages, it is ' evident that DotolreetOheK! ffi maljeldiCjWWi's ' C.UVau'gnan ar?d hE1 Boia wiltirv as pajTadjimarshaii ' iai!lPquima;UK?4n SJ, Panthers will meet' 'the iootbaU (earn of E. J. Hayes High School' of Williamston for ; the ; home coming classic aft 8:00 P.i M.' Half-time . activities4 will in clude a' performance by the Perquimans ' C ounttr: union School Drill Team., directed hy Mrs. A. W. Sniith and Mrs. W. J; ' Robinson;' the coronation of, follow: Miss Homecoming ahd perfohh- , There is always urtused ca ancif M. tfejViEdeh't0 Rt! -Hi6h bacity .within 4t6Mi tftohiniiid sy School Handl. the P, W. Moore J. Hayes High School Band.. tt uiiiccme ui "j" almost every new agreement of this character. Thrf.is on invoives an increase. In iriany the question 6f whether w as i inalanccgi it no fonger is possi. a nation are on, me verge oi another round of 1 ihflation. . v Most of the' top ecnbmists of the Administration . insist that there is no danger of inflation. Their argument i? that with the present ' unused ''.productive ca capacity, an a surplus of la bor, -it, just is'.'rt'ot passible for prices to be raised. , ' ' Some private analysts also come to this - same conclusion. they use the two points just mentioned and add varioks oth er's. Thus, they, maintain that wage increases have been mod erate '-on the average probably less than" tke rise in. the out put per.' mannou, :Tfhey cite the fact that the rrioney sup ply has not been ' rising by enbugh to , exert' - an- upward pressure' "uppn, , prices. They. iUO&i th'di.cfcithpetoion is vUr(jioto:iaeTn prd dutotsI)tiin,ithB''U1iiteil States .... i'll tflli' ilfiiiut'ii.KX U tired of Higher' and' higher prices and Will insist farther increases. ' Oiher ecomomtefe; and almost all of these are privately em ployed, say all of this may well be v drue, ,, but ,, nonetheless there is inflation ahead and not too far aheaii.i They answer the hon-mflati6n group about as Hand Tools BOUND 8c SQUARE POINT Shovels .... $2.95 Garden Hose $1.95 STRAIGHT HANDLE Rakes.....; $1.95 Potato Hdoks 8150 , Pitch Forks 4j;.;v,-.; $X95- u i ' fanl en ; Spades Axes . ... . ..$3.95 p6rst Hole Digger 3.95 3i2-POtfND - .... . Harris Ptobinff & Building Supply Co. PHONE 5401! " "lffRTpRit?; N.,'C.,k A ble to offset this increased cost by more efficient production. The money supply has hot Both domestic and foreign approximately (he past twenty competition is " severe. ,; But years., .''.. ;- . there comes a time when an in- been increasing very rapidly, but! dividual concern, and a whole the' reason has not been a re strictive credit policy on the part of the Federal Reserve industry, either has' to raise prices or go bankrupt, and in many peaces we are approaching Board. The commercial banks, I that point. . , as a result of Federal Reserve' The consuming public never action, have ample free reserves likes higher prices. This has! eral government this year, and to expand the money supply by not been sufficient to prevent a perhaps another deficit i next an enormous amount. 'doubling of the price level in year. 1 So, those who ' fear inflation conclude that the arguments of the non-inflationists do not hold water. And remember that we are going to have a deficit of, at least $6 billion in the Fed-! mx ana Mrs. -jas;, vwwey Teata lannaunc';,! Wgagfj jiieriiitof , their IdiiijrftitellieT liura..'to iurman i,ttoai.,,,li!je hand. Jr.. son wf "kmate.lPbol mmmssm nmmerrmn Joans m-r- j . -.-tn-i-fili v -1 I- It j'-. ..fA I Y:Tt. xt-n vru -j s tvi.-ri.j.-: i- ii'2.ei SEE ALL THAT'S NEW FOR '62 i irl AUTOMOBILE PESIGM AND ENGINEERING ELIZABETH CITY i;0VMB(EPl 2-3-4 NATIONAL GUARD ARMORY OPEN DAILY 4:00 P.M. TO 9:00 P.M. ADMISSION FREE Children Under 12 Years Must Be Accompanied By Adult ''iaVi'.ln.w nfktinn .nn diversion and J a oomplete.list of approced con- gqtvation ,'uSes "are .available at .r ,ine ASUaCOUnty onice, nasseu " skid. iwVeat&is a .gtaafe;vot 'flelgietHonie Freezers ' Uoats aajTWers - quthoard Motors. ,; SCOUTS PLAN CAMPOUT 5p The Scouts, of rthe, Albemarle H District in Perquimans County are invited to send patrols to the District Campcu'f to be held at the Weeksville NaVVAir Facil ities 'November J, " 4 and 5. . Eaeh Scotit of ; PeroMimans . CUnty attending will receive a 4 splcilttiasted aluminum neck f lef; ttideJ Patrol prfzes are ilablW.to patrols fhowing out standing Usability. J Individual pr&es are td be awarded also. ;-'.j'(VThtf, parents of Perquimans ' ' County will- - be ' interested1 M ; .knbwing that all' district . &wi " ?C?juncit activities are supervised I at '.all ,times by thfr adult lead- eri... Every effort is made to in. surirthe health and welfare' pf individual. boysApiy , Colliej, 1 v ) n 1 i I ... I f t ! 1- . EDENTOtffy. ' C. . fhorldaV ani TiZ-t- ' t Melina MmcOukI fti' , : 1 1 "NEYER,- ON SUNDAY" 'b HlLDBEN; VNDEB IS YItl ADMITTED ; UNIESS ACCOM- PANIKD BY AN.DUH! , '-;"; -,'; ?V)tli'itT.?: i':va ;v:,::.,i,;'' UhrtAaf. 0B 2i- ' DOUBLE Tt, TBB , ;tk" j 1 eusr '.'f v :' i 0111 la Thii:, ulo i -' ... 'i ell w mday, Monda' 1 Tuesday '3Ur 21-ZZ-' I .Ario. I " rth ' Ci""il, I "A Cl- end L.J t-"i ta T lA crLL- Perquimans poJunty schools an'd OePdur Ho'spitai SchdoJ of Nurs ing, $pff(jlk2 Va. ' ShV has,';had post-graduate work: -(in Prema ture Infant Care at . Johns Hop kins Hospital, ; Baltimore, .Md., and -, is presently employed as Newborne. : ; Nursery Supervisor at the Albemarle Hospital. Mr. Forehand is a graduate of the South Mills schools and served lour years in the U. S. Ah1 Force, '-rie is a memfcer of the Moose Lo'dge No. 1847. and . 410NEY AVAILABLE IMMEDIATELY ON " " MONTHLY, PAYMENT PLANS. New Cdrs Fhirflieed sit 5 Iiiteresl we alsf make hearts OH used car? Pponlfts Rank & Tt'iiwt Cai- is presently-nployed at Carey) I 1 js tr, - , . EqulgmeotiCo.,".of Elizatth'.ji-fer'Hoifd, N. C?"A " V '. f Member tfDIO A : spring wedding is lanfled';)!'? V'" J"4. ake Matthews, oner df National Furniture Co., announces be is going out of the furniture business and is offering HIS ENTIRE STOCK OF FURNITURE AT GIVE AWAY PRICES! mit CME IN TODAY FtiR VALUES IN Jl "v y-'. ; ' :,. ,,n"V':i' . KKVEHLER, AND BASSE IT AND ; ' a . 'I I . . I , i 1 I . iiiiiiaEam i I : Outfit that Betirobrn zf lidiprices . , uJt 1 . tfetiA. ST0RI AND ttlNGDOtVN V, Gitt Cde U Oli Cdiiitin Now And Saves - ' f u L i 3 r v"' JO; 111 NEW FACE.SAME SPORTING HEART We might as well tell you straight off: Corvair's the car for the driving enthusiast. Think that lets you out? Maybe. Maybe not. Until you've driven one, you really can't say for sure, because Corvair's kind of driving is like no other in the land. The air-cooled rear engine sees to that. You swing around curves flat as you please. You whip through the sticky spots other cars should keep out of in the first place. (Especially this year, now that you can get Positraction as an extra-cost option.) You stop smoothly, levelly with' Corvair's beautifully balanced, bigger brakes. -. Corvair's foUhd other new ways to please you this year. A forced-air heater and , defroster are standard equipment on all coupes, sedans and both Monza and 700 Station ' Wagons. ' So are dual sunshades and front-door armrests' and ; ome other goodies. You lr note some hew styling, inside and OU. Nice..: And safety-belt installation is easier, top, and cheaper. .. Stf y4tt-en,vaee .ftVaft really" doneJniuch? to Corvair this , year. Why on earth should we? If this car. just as she is. can't make a driving enthusiast out of you, better take a cab. A New World of Worth KHTFOrziJ N. And hert'i America's only thoroughbred sports car, the '62 CORVETTE. We warn you: If you1 drivl a Corvette after vour first sampling of a Corvair, you may well end up a two-car man. And who could blame you? t v: ' , ' ' ' ' '' k . Set (he 'dt Corvair ttiti Corvette at your local authorized Chevrolet dealer'a Mfg. License No. 1 Iff HcHtve!! Chevrolet Co., Inc. .SJ.t... ;.l license No, 1675 , . Hertford, N. C. if li i now NOVJ X It W1TN N CHANNEL 7" V COMES TO Y9U FROM ITS v -, UIGK AND MIGHTY .ITi'M.H " TOWER AND BRAN9 NEW TRANSMITTAL THE TOWER IS THl a TALLEST STRUCTUU ''IN ALL NORTH . CAXOLINA. TALLER "THAN THl empire state bu'ildin's.' ( It HAS MORE THAN) 1 001SlfO THE signal strength) ofwitmtothe' l!i MIU.10W PEOMl OF EASTERN ' v NORTH CAROLINA. W1TN HAS SPENT OVER HALF A . MILLION DOLLARS TO GIVE Y0D THl BEST TELEVISION ' THAT MAN AND MONEY CAN rROVffif WITN IS NOW THt 'UNDISPUTED ' CHAMPION Of EASTERN NORTH CAROLINA TELEVISION.
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