Hie Perquimaiu Weekly, Hertford, N.C., Thunday, February 14, 1974-Page J f i .-at - " I'1:. : .ff f i. Ma i ..... mi - ' cry .1 , Ik Hog Winners Announced Land Bank Serves Farmers George, Kittrell Jr., Corapeake, North Carolina took top t honors at the Albemarle Area Market Hog Show held in Plymouth last , week. The ' Grand Champion was a 23d pound pig and was purchased by Quaker Brand Meats, BelvideieJ N.a fof $1.20 per poupd. The; Reserve Champion was exhibited by i GP. Kittrell & Son and was ' purchased by Smithf ield Packing Company for 60 cents per pound. The second place Heavy weight pig was shown by George Jones, f-V'Edent on, North Carolina "and sold to ITT Gwaltney Inc. for 60 cents per pound. Smithfield Packing Com pany purchased the deck lots. - Ray Stallings, Hobbsville, N.C. had the Champion Carcass pig with 61.61 per cent lean cuts. Other county winners in the show were: Hoof Carcass Class 3rd place, W. C. Elliott, Perquimans. Lightweight 8th place, Rudolph Perry, Perquimans. Heavyweight 7th place, W. C. Elliott, Perquimans. Carcass Class 7th place, W. C. yBill" Elliott, Perquimans. WEEK-END IN CHARLOTTE Mrs. Marion Riddick and H.C. Sullivan spent the week-end in Charlotte with Dr. and Mrs. Andrew Taylor. They were ac companied home by Mrs. Sullivan, who spent last week in Charlotte. ' RETURNS FROM HOSPITAL Jeff Haskett has returned from Memorial Hospital, where he underwent treatment for several days last week. . "The Federal Land Bank Association of Ahoskie continues to serve the sound, long-term credit needs of , farmers in this area," according to L. Gary Taylor, Vice President of the association. v "Implementation of new policies and innovations has enabled the Land Bank Association to more ef fectively serve farmers with new and improved services with greater flexibility," explains Mr. Taylor. "In completing another outstanding year in service to farmers, the Ahoskie Association had 864 loans outstanding to farmers, growers and ranchers in the amount'of $16 million at the end of the year," Mr. Taylor said. The association is one of 46 farmer-owned Land Bank Associations which make and service Land Bank loans for The Federal Land Bank of Columbia in North Carolina, South Carolina, Georgia and Florida the four states served by the Bank. R. A. Darr, President of the Columbia Bank, reported that the Bank now has over 48,000 loans to farmers, growers, ranchers and rural homeowners in the four state district in the sTCI! cezrt&i COIN 10 You ought to plant it this year. Coker 16 has everything you want in an early single-cross for early harvest. . . It made 172 bushels per acre In North Carolina's N. ; Coastal Plains official tests in 1973 . . . averaged 154 bu.A the past three years. At Holland, Va., it led the test with 1 65 bu.A . . . and at Warsaw with 142 buVA. Besides its proven yield potential and early maturity, Coker 16 has outstanding early vigor, stout stalks, sound cobs, high shellout, quality grain and easy combining. Plant it for early cash grain ... early silage, early feed. Pick it ahead of seasonal storms, and before your other crops are ready, TH your Md daaler you want Cokar 18. Ifmadynowl Bred & Developed by e Hybrid Corn Division PEDIGREED SEED COUPMY Hartsville, South Carolina 29550 Phon (803) 332-8151 i u Si Short ond intermediate term loons Long term loons for purchasing land, debt rsfinanc i ing and improvements , Educational loans Loans to forest farmers Rural home loons to formers and non-farmers We're owned by those we serve . . ;! farmers, ranchers, growers. We're staffed by agricultural credit specialists. We provide credit geared to agriculture. ' If you're a tarmer, we re in the same business. o amount of more than $1.34 billion. Darr also pointed out that the Bank's gross loans through the 46 associations during 1973 amounted toV over $523 million. The Ahoskie Association serves farmers in Bertie, Camden, Chowan, Currituck, Gates, Hertford, Pasquotank and Perquimans counties from the offices located in Ahoskie, Edenton, Elizabeth City and Windsor. FOREHAND'S BULKHEAD AND PIER SERVICE PHONE: 482-4158 EDENTON, N. C. Ml WIN COM If you own 10 acres or more and have the desire to increase your equity plus earn $800 every 10 weeks for working approximately 3 hoursday, you will be interested in the Perdue Contract Broiler Program. Perdue Farms is headquartered in Salisbury, Maryland, and is currently contract producing broilers and hatching eggs with 800 farmers in Delaware, Maryland, Virginia, and North Carolina. Three hundred 16,000 capacity broiler houses will be required here in Northeast North Carolina to supply a 12,000 birdhour poultry processing plant which will begin being constructed in the fall of 74. Construction will begin this spring on a feed mill to be located near Cofield, North Carolina. On Saturday, February 16th, a Perdue broiler house can be seen on the Tim Parker Farm near Gates, N.C. Just travel north from Ahoskie on Highway 13 and go Mi miles past the Chowan River Bridge. Turn left at Raynor's Store & the farm will be on your right. The house will be open for your inspection between 10 a.m. and 4 p.m. Rex Thompson and Jim Smallwood will be present to explain the Perdue Contract. If you're unable to attend call AHOSKIE 332-5246 and Rex will arrange to show you some units at your convenience. . ; :: rim : v It IZZ IV. e:.::.::-js St. 237 E. Church St. e::: Ciy, fi.C.

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