NOTICE
All property subject to Ad Val
orem Taxation shall be listed
annually as prescribed by law.
The regular listing period will
begin on Thursday January 2,
1986 and end on Friday Jan
uary 31 , 1986.
List during the regular listing
period and save ten per cent
penalty.
tel?l4*ra Township
Mara Bfrum, List Tata
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ktlwl Township
Mrs. Chutes Natd. list Tata
CJ. Ward's Store
Hertford Township
Of* Window, Lot Tat*
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Parkvlll* Township
Anna Newbtirn, Lot Tiktr
Winfall Community Baildmf
Dates & Times for these Townships are:
Mon. Turns. Wed. Thur. Frl. Sat.
8
8:30-5:00
2
8:30-5:00
3
8:30-5:00
9
8:30-5:00
10
8:30-5:00
15
8:30-5:00
16
8:30-5:00
17
8:30-5:00
22
8:30-5:00
23
8:30-5:00
24
8:30-5:00
27
8:30-5:00
28
8:30-5:00
29
8:30-5:00
30
8:30-5:00
31
8:30-5:00
NEW HOPE TOWNSHIP NOTE: Listing at
Melvin Eure, List Taker 2 places.
Durants Neck Fire Dept. (DNFD)
Inter-County Fire Dept. (ICFD)
DATES AND TIMES FOR THE
NEW HOPE TOWNSHIP ARE:
January
Mon. Tubs. W ad. Thurs. Frl. Sat.
15 DNFD
8:30-5:00
22 ICFD
8:30-5:00
29 ICFD
4:30-9:30
2 DNFD
8:30-5:00
8 DNFD
8:30-5:00
9 DNFD
8:30-5:00
16 DNFD
8:30-5:00
23 ICFD
8:30-5:00
30 ICFD
4:30-9:30
3 DNFD
8:30-5:00
10 DNFD
8:3(r5KM>
24 ICFD
8:30-5^)0
4 DNFD
8:30-5:00
11 DNFD
8:30-5:00
17 ICFD
8:30-5:00
18 ICFD
8:30-5:00
25 ICFD
8:30-5KW
31 ICFD
4:30-9:30
NORTH CAROLINA 6.S. 105-308
DUTY TO LIST: PENALTY FOR FAILURE
Every person in whose name any property is to be
listed under the terms of this sub-chapter shall list the
property with the tax supervisor or proper list taker
within the time allowed by law on an abstract setting
forth the information required by this sub-chapter.
In addition to all other penalties prescribed by law,
any person whose duty it is to list any property who
willfully fails or refuses to list the same within the time
prescribed by law shall be guilty of a misdemeanor
punishable by a fine not to exceed five hundred dollars
($500.00) or imprisonment not to exceed six months.
The failure to list shall be prima facie evidence that the
failure was willful.
Any person who removes or conceals property for the
purpose of evading taxations or who aides or abets the
removal or concealment of property for the purpose of
evading taxation shall be guilty of a misdemeanor pun
ishable by a fine not to exceed five hundred dollars
($500.00) or imprisonment not to exceed six months.
PROPERTY TAX RELIEF FOR ELDERLY AND PERMANENTLY
DISABLED PERSONS
G.S. 105-277.1 excludes from property taxes the first
ten thousand dollars ($10,000) in assessed value of cer
tain property owned by North Carolina residents aged
65 or older or totally and permanently disabled who
disposable income does not exceed ten thousand dol
lars ($10,000). The exclusion covers real property occu
pied by the owner as his or her permanent residence
and/or household personal property used by the owner
in connection with his or her permanent residence. Dis
posable income includes all moneys received other than
giftrs or inheritances receive from a spouse, lineal an
cestors, or lineal descendants.
KEITH W. HASKETT
Perquimans County Tax
Supervisor
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Union highlights
Students at Union are ap
proaching the mid-point of the
school year. Some in grades 7
and 8 will also be taking semes
ter exams. It is essential at this
time of the year for parents and
teachers to assess the progress of
each child. Conference Day is
scheduled for January 20, 1966
from 8:00 a.m. until 4:00 p.m. It
is suggested that parents contact
the school office (426-7355) and
request a conference with the
teacher(s) working with their
child(ren).
Several questions that could be
considered are: (1) Is my child in
danger of failing a subject area?
(2) Is my child in danger of fail
ing his-her grade? (3) Is my child
a behavior problem? (4) Is my
child actively participating in
class discussions and activities?
(5) What can I as a parent do to
work with my child and his-her
teachers to help in solving the
problems at hand?
Not only is this a time for par
ents to visit the school for prob
lem concerns but a time to check
on the overall progress of their
child(ren) in general. We all
need to hear the encouraging
news about our children as well
as the comments about needed
improvements.
We look forward to a good sec
ond semester. On the agenda
book are intramural sports in
volleyball and basketball, Spe
cial Olympics, Make-up dance,
Valentine Dance, Prom, field
trips, Fun Day, Field Days, Stu
dent-Faculty Softball Game,
yearly CAT testing, etc.
We are also encouraging any
parent, community citizen, or
relative to join Union's P.T.A.
Help support the activities of our
children.
Trent selected
Maria Eva Trent, a student at
Perquimans County High School,
has been selected to participate
in the Medical Careers Program
at Bowman Gray School Of Medi
cine of Wake Forest University.
The program is designed to
create awareness of available
opportunities in medicine to tal
ented high school students, and
to foster their preparation for
medical school.
i
ECSU students named
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The ISM edition of "Who's Who
Among Student! in American
Universities and Colleges" will
include the names of X students
from Elizabeth City State Uni
versity who have been selected
as national outstanding leaders.
Campus nominating commit
tees and editors of the annual di
rectory have included the names
of these students based on their
academic achievement, service
to the community, leadership in
extracurricular activities.
Perquimans County students
named this year from Elizabeth
City State are: Janice Yagel
Boyce, wife of W. Eugene Boyce,
of Hertford, is a senior majoring
in Social Sciences Teaching;
Try on Wallace Eason, son of Mr.
ft Mrs. Wallace Eason of Belvi
dere, is a senior Geology stu
dent; Sally Ann Morgan, wife of (
Eugene B. Morgan of Hertford, is
a junior studying Reading Edu
cation (K-12).
Workshop set
Hie guidance department at
Perquimans High School will
host college admissions and fi
School lunch menus
The following is a list of the
Perquimans County School lunch
menus for the week of Jan. 13?
17.
Monday? breakfast, jelly
dougnut or cereal, fruit or juice,
milk.
Lunch, cheeseburger on bun or
rib sandwich, tri-taters, broccoli
spears, lettuce & tomato, apple
sauce, milk.
Tuesday? breakfast, chese
toast or cereal, fruit or juice,
milk.
Lunch, tuna salad or steakum
on bun, bean soup, tossed salad,
onions rings, fruit, milk.
Wednesday? breakfast, toast
with bacon & grits or cereal, fruit
or juice, milk.
Lunch, pizza or ham sandwich,
french fries, green beans, corn, !
peaches, milk. I
Thursday? breakfast, cinna
mon bun or cereal, fruit or juice,
milk.
Lunch, spaghetti or pork pattie
with bun, shoestring fries, slaw,
pineapple, green peas, toast,
milk.
Friday-WORK DAY
nancial aid workshop represen
tatives from the College of The
Albemarle and Elizabeth City |
State University, Thursday, Jan
uary 9, 1906 at 7:30 p.m.
The purpose of the workshops
is to acquaint and re-emphasize
the importance of the admissions
and financial process for those
students who plan to further their
education beyond high school. ?.
The workshops are open to all
high school students and their
parents, and especially juniors 4
and seniors.
The public is invited to attend.
The top selling juice in American (
restaurants is orange juice.
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