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45 Million Can Later
Chevrolet , Celebrates 50th Birthday
Br ROBERT E. LEE
(Foe tbe Jf. C. Bu Association)
HUMOROUS WILLS .
' One of the strangest places pa
find items of humor in' the law
would appear to be in the wills
of testators... 'Will, are-written
when testators. must consciously
face the contemplation of death.
Nevertheless,' incidents of -. pure
humor may at times be foundin
recorded wills.' ' ,
One testator directed tha.t no
Woman be present at his funeral.
The love of theFrench people
ir the culinary arts is reflected
a provision in a Frenchman's
ill that a new cooking recipe
should be,, posted on the testa
tor's tomb each day, ; v. ; . !
A (merchant : recognizing the
uncertainties,, of life gave the
following directions to-: his law
yen "Give the equity I have in
my r, to ;rny -son 4ie will have
to go to work to keep up the
payih nts. Give my : good wlft
to t(i' supply .house they took
some kwfeil chances an me and
are entitled to something.
if
....
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PLANS SHAPING UP FOR
WATERSHEP DTDICATION
became more confident in their
ability to predict what would
olds, the poundage landed should
be, .high. (4) . What does "high"
CHOIO COURTESY DETROIT PUBLIC LIBRARY AUTOMOTIVE HISTORY COLLECTION
4 ' CHEVROLET AND. HIS CAR-Famons race industry' most fabulous success stories and one
t 'driver, Louis Chevrolet, displays his experimen-l which is highlighted by the golden; anniversary
Of Chevrolet starting November 3. In its Brut
year , of production Chevrolet built 2,999 cars.
r tal 1911 car which went into production in 1912.
. This was the beeinnins- of one of the automotive
junk man--he has had his 'eye
oh -it for , several; years.! I want
six of ;'niy creditors for pall-bearers-they'
- have . carried' "me
met.-.r ..-, .:::..''.
A man who had made a fo
tun? in the financial world
wrote in his will:
so long they . might ,as well 4inr. , ,rp fmy,vwifB ,ai leave, " her
iSh the-jbb.'v ry-jKM
, A? , H -. , 't 4 ) w'asji't'thejjfobl She ithpufeh I
Procedures Reduced
To Obtain Loans On
Farm Stored Grain
.,i JJrpeed,urea :v,pr '.'; .olni&K ;. a
lpajl ton arm-stored'. igrain . have
been jredlfced making- ft ,'slmpl
for,', farmers: to trake ,j requests.
AU a prcucbiii'fteeaiiitoiWt is
call or write the ASCS office,
lil w'asftr Jhe'foc
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"WV mam ieiT. piu or ,nisiprapi v ... . ; , -I, ..). l..i !i;
erty ) the'devil! ' the'-nSmkf '-WStIefli4ip1e(
the WtA nMrH' in sure, of earning a living.. For
letters thmuh.t. Wrf'-W "W1 -rPWIje thoqght. and make his request. After, a
letters tttrougnbu,. PjAW pleniUre was mint. .-Hew&i erad-amDlavihe(i.'?anil&
jjjjeavej ing laboratory, the-fawner is
;itLijThi tjrtii. notiifjeailwheiJ'Mme to
...:-uJ'i .. . . . .... :ii
w i it'i i J., it una ,'ai luniiniiinniWB. j ..u.
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mjf oiuii uuuu iwi, f wim an, ere, tu, ifnnnnnn
tquipnVeul'you can ive to the 'securinir 'mdiilireriae! Wiitrt'tHipvi ''
' ONLY1 AT TMf tOSNA THIAtll IN N0KFOIK, VIRGINIA j
puta you
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picture!
NOW SHOWING
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TOf pilot Iht Ncli.
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Uk Lout Island
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TOU 'tft thtrtt at
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"YM pilot tht Cmtitt
tmrcmmt rtn
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daughter,
She will , need
enly . good piece of business her
husband ever did .was to 'niarry
her: ' . .; 1
"To my valet, I leave' the
clothes he has been' stealing
from .'me regularly ... for ten
years," also the fur coat he wore
last winter while I was in Palm
Beach.
"To. my chauffeur, I leave my
cars. He almost ruined them,
and rwant him ttt"haw ha at-
isf action of finis!
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cash jM2Ej!r0ufco:
CROSgwdKp Ktas
lalitii.
Cr'osswi
fun,
fi
Prise
the county office to sign appli.
cable forms and receive the loan
payment. ' " ' r
To be eligible for a corn loan
the 'producer must be partici
pating in the 1961 Feed Grain
Program. Another rule is there
must .be adequate and suitable
storage space on the farm.
Rockf ishing Good
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With (WeathBr!panditions' ood,
rolH m M .ters of rPer-
quimans fyqr.jhas shown im
roveeri1i ftm triislj time ohe
year. As peak W 'the season for
or
, 1 Canyons imi omu'i. H '
1 i.. MotJni 1 .p. nt
. , WMiwtdorr-fl.iS
, Sot. oo Sun J1.50 '
... tvoninst (xerpl Sun.)-
Vrlv - Si30 p. nr. . ,
Sda)4I p.m.i
' Men. Iti'V Sun. U.85
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":.uu ""rx" "c frockfishingLUsually, comes
te,e' i,ltLT. & Nbvember.
t i fiver ttie wnclt-pml snmn Inpoo
'catches'' ' were reported, 'lih'e
stripers being taken all' weighed
.twtiijppundf eafh and up. t-f
is qffeaed the . corredt
soliltions"toi'the Baltimore lArrier-
Vucan JacHp&Ljule.;,,
Test yOHjfsrttur
tnf after checking clues, word
list' and jackpot intn"e1"'
AMEHICAN
on sale at your local newsdealer
, The, Riffht Kind
"Hq certainly made an unUsk
ally '&hoA' 'after-dinner speech.
"Whirt,:djd heisay?"
"Waiter. 'give me the check."
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See the Chevrolet Golden Anni
versary Show-CBS.TV-Frldr,
Nov. 5, 8:30-9;30 p.m. E.S.T.
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Service in cooperation with oth-! fishermen to have this infonria
er agricultural agencies will rlon prior to the season,
have an exhibit entitled "Co-J In the striped bass fishery of
operation of all Agricultural Albemarle Sound beginning this
agencies in Small Watershed I month and continuing through
Projects." N. C Wildlife Com-1 April, 1962, prediction, of things
mission will have ah exhibit on to happen are as follows:
happen in the1 fishery and de- mean? Well, the' itotal, popular
cided it would be of value to ' tion should consist of 2,061,000
pounds of fish. This is about
the same as it was in the 1960-61
fishing season, but since 3-year
wildlife practices in watersheds. 1
The USDA national exhibit on
small watersheds will be on the
dedication and groundbreak site.
(1) Twrt and three-year-old
fish will comprise' 98 per cent
of the catch; '2's 29 percent and
3's 69 per cent. (2) Gill nets
should be closer to one millic.
pounds in' the :. coming seasor,
(This is exclusive of the "jurab
striper" catch in the ocean).! 1 ..
should be clearly undersUx? (
however, that foul weather, f'
duced effort in gear fishing d?" ,
and dockside price received,
can affect tlje success of the L,i'i
dustry. Experience of the biolo
gists has taught them that they'
would be unwise indeed to try
to predict the variability and de '
gree of influence exerted by"
these factors. ' ''
A word of praise is : due the
old fish are present in greater
numbers than other ages, more
pounds of fish should be caught
with' less effort. The. percent
age of 3's in the catch will com
pare closely with that of 3's 'in
the catch of 1958-59. ;
Li summary, commercial strip
ed bass fishermen (especially
tnose fishing eill nets) can look
forward to the best season this ) commercial fishermen and fiaft
Coming fall, winter and spring 'dealers of North Carolina, with
the Edenton Chamber of ,4V inches and larger (stretch
Commerce,1 the Chowan County, , measure), because' of their pro
Commissioners and the Town of minence and ability to catch 3-
Kdenton are sponsoring this ' year-old fish, will in the long
event along with the Albemarle run be the most successful gear, eince the '1958-59 season (we ' particular reference to those irr
Sou Conservation District. (3) Three-year-old 1 fish weigh trust they can recall their sue- j Albemarle Sound and vicinity.
Tours of both watersheds are approximately 1 pound more cess that season). The total, for their cooperation in allowing ,
planned immediately after the than 2-year-old fish, so based patch averaging 600.000 pout's I fish to be tagged and catches" to
ledication address by Donald A. upon population size of 3-year- ter year for the last five jrearf he sampled during the study;
Williams, National Administra- wwmMwwwwmwvMwwM pammmmww
tor of, the Soil Conservation Serr,
vire about 3:30 P. M. ' ( j
The film "Ye Towne on Queen
Anne's Creek" will be shown at,
5 P. M. in the John A. Holmes
High Schoci auditorium.
A special event is the 2nd Ma-,
ine Aircraft Wing Band from
Cherry Point, Marine Air Station
which will give a band concert
beginning at 1:30 P. M. at the
dedication and groundbreaking
site on L. C. Bunch's farm.
Sandwiches and refreshments
will be available on the grounds
by the people of Enterprise com-,
munity which is located iiV the
Pollock Swamp Watershed. r ;f
: fThis is your official . invita
tiwl to j 'attend ;th'is eciai ' Spil
and Water Conservation everit,"
say James' ' Griffin,' j worki fahit
conservationist,.-"and learn first
hand about fhe small watershed
progra,m.u .C()me early and . stay
long.1' .;V,,l'.'i: 'Ll -: ?i'!
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PftOSPECTS APPEAR BRIGHT
FOR BOCKFISH SEASON .'
Continued from Page; I
1961. When all the facts wefe
in, the actual percentage was
found to be 93.7.. A total, popu
lation prediction was that there
would be 1,912,900 pounds of
fish available ' to the fishery
(total striped bass in the sound
including x both those, which
would be caught and those which
would' 'escape), "and calculations
made, from tagging (showed, that
1,966,900 pounds were actually
available.., ( ..., i y; 1. . '. ', .
Upori revievii'ing the' actiiracy
of predictions for . one fishing
season and,, with .the,? accumula
tion of additional , data;; since
thAi, the striped bass; biologists
SEE ALL THAT'S JEW FOR '62
IN AUTOMOBILE DESIGN AND ENGINEERING
ELIZABETH CITY
NOVEMBER 2-3-4 NATIONAL GUARD ARMORY
. OPEN DAILY 4:00 P.M. TO 9t00 P.M. '
ADMISSION FREE
Children Under 12 Years Must Re Accompanied By Adult ,
GOING GRRITGWS!
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It "' 'v' M iiiii--'-iiiiiiinni"-'iiiiwiiii'f irrw ,.
: Cuvy IlNaut L00 5'porl t'ouw
and there art 9 more fnodtli, just,
at mifty. whtrt thit 'one tame f rim
This one fu on the road to sue- tf you're looking for senaibMlv at its Sunday
tess -right from the start, a new best join the celebration at your Chevrolet
kind, of solid simplicity blended ' dealer's. It's Chevrolet's golden' anniversary
with economy and depenc;!,:"!y.
Beneath the hood . . a fst'd 4.
or satiny 6-cylirvJar engine (your
thole i eiost' models),' Kne
' aew models . .- sedans, vajons, '
kardtcy and conrerUble.' ' v , .
yeaf, and this new Chevy II is making it a
year to remember Wjthja new line bui espe
cially to sow you mdncy on service and main
tenance. Goi. the full story at your dealer's,
A Mw tVorld of Worth
Chev) 11 goo Thrte-Stot Slaiio WW
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Chevy II Now i00 Convertible ,
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fill.
Jom In Chevrolet's 50th Anniversary tela.
orauon ai youraeaier's now By picking
t yp special otaor lorm from your deal
you can Order a i'GoIden Anniversary
Alhum T.P rpMiritltlff nf favnritn Amopl.
T tea. , rL 1 i .
van Bungs iiuiu iivniiei, tur just fi,
-For your convenience, many dealars wiil
"have the album lyr sale in tbeir Show
rooms), ,! , , , 1 ''.
See the ne&p.sty llfa Chevrolet and '62 Corner at your CheWolef, deaktft One-Stop ShoppingCenter s
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television In Eastern North Carolina
just entered anew era. A new tower
taller than the Empire State Building
and a new, latest model transmitter
row deliver the Channel 7 signal..''
The tower It called The High ana tht
v, .. .
Mighty. High, because it is the tallest
structure In the State of North Carolina;
Mighty, because WITN has become
the undisputed champion of Eastern j
North Carolina televtsiot
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