Volleyball Standings ; The present standings of the Volleyball League sponsored by the Perquimans County Recreation Association was recently released. The schedule lor the women's teams will be released at a later date. The standings as of Tuesday morning are as follows: MEN'S TEAMS Forestburg Rangers Community Gas and Coal , Murray Motor Parts . Blanchard's Farm Equipment Woodville - Mod Squad , . Winslow's Grocery Woodard's Pharmacy Jaycees WOMEN'S TEAMS Morgan's Furniture Hertford Hardware ( Jayceettes) Bank of N.C. Snook's Girls Bazaar Results i Are Announced TIm Perqulmani Weekly, Hertford, N.C Thursday, October 31, 1974 Page 7 W L 5 0 5 0 4 0 3 2 2 :', 2 1 3 1 4 0 4 0 5 W L 1 0 1 0 0 1 0 1, i Mrs. C,T. Rogerson, Jr. , recently announced the -results of the fall bazaar given in behalf of the Bel videre-Chappell Hill Volunteer Fire Department recently. '; Mrs. Rogerson said, "The response to the bazaar from the community was wonderful and the en thusiasm was marvelous.,. The results of all of this made a huge profit to go toward making a payment , on the lire truck. The members of the auxilary would like to thank all of the church groups, the clubs, and all of the individuals who contributed to this cause in any way. Without the help of the majority, the results would not have been so great. Mrs. Rogerson, chair person of the bazaar committee, pointed out that each contribution may aid some ; family when the department's truck is called to a fire. PKEPARATlON -. Millard "Shorty" Layden, a regular participant and member of the Perquimans County Horse and Pony Club prepares for the last show of the season. The special last show will be held on Sunday, Nov. 3 at the club's new ring site west of Hertford. The Perquimans County Marching Unit will open the show with the playing of "The Star Spangled Banner." Trophies and ribbons will be awarded to winners in halter, English and western pleasure, pony, and speed classes. The club invites the public to come out and join in their special last showing and enjoy the many concessions that will be on hand. . CHEfesE TOPPER A cheese topper for broiled meat can be made by blending one part of crumbled bl ue cheese with two parts softened butter, dash of Worcestershire sauce and lemon juice. ' , Spread on lamb chops, steaks or hamburgers the last minute or two of broiling, suggests Diane , Fistori, extension ; food specialist, North Carolina, - State University. ' C"".LIf iED -ExrE::i:::ED -ca?;.:le ; , -13 YEO Z7l:'.l2 CC'JaT EE;!CH : VCTEFCT ;iobse1q::icc?eo r.c.s:r:::.::c:::T , c:::nc3 M it PM political idvertiiemcnt .. .. -1 far by, GanH F. V'e, John H. Hill, Jr., H. T. Mullen, and V 1 ' V-i.-.:--.- "J. ' ACTION Two members of the Forestburg Rangers volleyball team make sure that the ball does not pass them by during a recent game with Woodard's Pharmacy. In the present standings, the Rangers are one of three teams to be undefeated. Women's volleyball action began last Sunday with Hertford Hardware defeating Snook's Girls and Morgan's Furniture winning over Bank of N.C. The volleyball games are open to the public. There Is no ad mission charge and the concession stand is well-stocked. 10OFF UNTIL NOV 6 1 CO CD. WHITE & SONS WINFALL Phone 426-7637 r Please Use Your Right To Vote On . NOVEMBER 5 WALLTI VOTING RECORD And PERSONAL SERVICE To the People of the First Congressional District DESERVE YOUR VOTE and SUPPORT "Let's Keep Him In Washington" Jsn:s Fcr Ccngres Committee T. S. Kyonf Treasurer 'IMPORTED FOODS Identification of import ed, food; is usually made for most products Dan-' ' ish hams, Taiwan pineap ple. But, if the product is further processed or pack ed in this country, you may not see an identifica tion of. the origin of the food, reminds Rachel Kin law, extension food spe cialist, North Carolina State University. TOWEL SPREADS Introduce some happy colors into the children's room by converting over sized beach towels into bedspreads. These look especially good on bunk beds, they won't wrinkle and they're a cinch to wash, points out Wilma Scott, extension house furnishings specialist, North Carolina State Uni- versity. " GRIND LEAVES Fall lawn tip; If the grass is thin, grind up your leaves with the mow er and leave them on the grass. North Carolina State University extension specialists caution that you shouldn't let the leav es build up and become packed down before you attempt to mulch them with the mower. NATURAL LOOK For a more nstural look, scatter-plant your s p r i n g-flowering bulbs when you put them out this fall rather than planting them in formal rows. Toss out a handful of pebbles in the area where you ; want the spring flowers and plant a bulb where each pebble , falls. m & a ia y ax San" -rfrr" IF M LADIES' POLYESTER PANT SUITS LARGE SELECTION Tunic tops & Flare legs SOLIDS & FANCY Jr., Misses, Half Sizes MEN'S HEAVY WEIGHT QUILTED LINING JACKETS S-M-L-XL Corduroy, Nylon, Twill Navy, Brown, Green WW LADIES' DOUBLEKNIT SLACKS $397 Polyester LADIES' KNIT V TODC Long S, M, L sieevi MEN'S M Long Sleevi SlTSNMEN LADIES' DECK OXFORDS $2. Sizes 5-10 Thick Soles QweatwjmMen VERY SPECIAILV PRICED $41,00 Heavy Weight Knit Cardigan. Turtle. Crew 'S NAVY DENIM WESTERN & CASUAL JEANS for men Flare Legs Made in U.S.A. PERFECT FOR WINTER GIRLS szs. 4 to 14 JACKETS $goo YOUR CHOICE Quilted Nylon with Hood or Corduroy Jackets ummi BOY'S DRESS KNITS OR DRESS JEANS MliMlS ' FLARE LEGS n I ilia LADIES' NYLON HALF-SUP Colors & Some with Lace INFANTS DECK UAfUKU szs. 5 'A -8 $2.i szs: IX - 3X S,M, L BOY'S LONG SLEEVE N SWEATERS $347 PANTS $eoo Mir szs. 8 -18 100 Polyester Knit Pants In solids & plaids PERM PRESS or COTTON JEANS. SOLIDS & PLAIDS Made In U.S.A. I MANY STYLES heavy wt. SZS. 6 16 Infants 9 to 24 mos. Toddlers 2 to 4 yrs. POLO SHIRT Jicquard Solid strip QUILTED LINED HEAVY WT.-Szs.6-16 BOY'S JACKETS $857 Bomber Style also Navy, Brown, Green BOY'S LONG SLEEVE SHIRTS WIDE ASSORTMENT I257 'JUL l : M 0 SUPER SALE SUPER SOUNDS 8-TRACK STEREO TAPES All Famous Artists . no9 if rw C Soul U Gospel bal KMliff 14ozs. 7 PC. TEFLON II ALUMINUM COOKWARE SET in Avocado or Poppy $1297 "BLUE ONION" OVENWARE 1!4 Qt. Veg. Dish VA Qt. Deep Loaf VA Qt. Utility Dish 1 or 2 Qt. Casserole ' with cover 8" Sq. Cake Dish $5117 EACH 10" Fry Pan 1 & 2 Qt. Sauce & Lid 5 Qt. Dutch Oven & Lid 11 TTV) I i MUM 3" Ail" HOUSEWW" 34 Bu. Laundry 18 Qt. Utility Tub 12 Qt Spout Pail 14 Qt. Waste Basket Bread Box . Bowl Brush Comb. w I V05 HAIR SPRAY a 9 ozs. ZOO PER PAK SWABS lL PAKS' iSuafilipjk)...00(ttj Friday & Sat. 9AJH.9PJH. Monday-Wednesday 10AM.-6 PJM. Thursday -10AJH.-9PJH. IkliMiMHaVMMaJBMMMB . ...... . f T ' I Harris Shopping Center Hertford N.C BABY lotion iter fA I kxicin 9 ozs. IS

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