Engagements announced |
JACKSON-MILLER
Mr. and Mrs. George E. Jack
son of Hertford announce the en
gagement of their daughter,
Marion Elizabeth Jackson of
Hertford, N.C. to Manual Miller,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Charlie
Emanuel Miller also of Hertford.
The wedding is planned for
May 31, 1986. The reception will
be at the American Legion Post
362, Hertford.
Friends and relatives are in
vited to attend.
WARD-GUYER
Mr. and Mrs. William Jarvis
Ward of 211 N. Church St., Hert
ford announce the engagement of
their daughter. Dr. Eva Ruth
Ward to Dr. Charles Grayson
Guyer, II. He is the son of Mr. &
Mrs. Charles Grayson Guyer, Sr.
of High Point, N.C.
The prospective bride is a
United States Navy Lieutenant.
She received a B.S. degree in Zo
ology from the University of N.C.
at Chapel Hill and an M.D. from
Bowman Gray School Of Medi
cine, Wake Forest University.
The prospective bridegroom
received a B.A. & M.A. in Psy
chology from Appalachian State
University and 2nd M.A. &
P.H.D. in Psychology from Wil
MARION E. JACKSON
MANUEL MILLER
liam & Mary University; Post;
Doctoral Fellowship, U.N.C.'
Chapel Hill. He is also a United
States Navy Lieutenant.
The wedding will take place at
Marine Corps. Recruit Chapel,
Paris Island, South Carolina on
June 28, 1906 at 4:00 p.m.
DR. EVA RUTH WARD
Nutrition Site menus
The following is a list of menus
for the Nutrition Site program
for the elderly for the week of
May 26?30.
Monday-CLOSED TO OB
SERVE MEMORIAL DAY.
Tuesday? salisbury steak with
gravy, candied yam, green
beans, roll, margarine, iced car
rot cake, V2 cup orange juice,
milk.
Wednesday? fried chicken,
collard greens, mashed potatoes,
buscuit, margarine, fresh
orange, milk.
Thursday? batter baked fish,
parslied potatoes, cabbage slaw,
cornbread, margarine, brownie,
v2 cup lomaio juice, miiK.
Friday? cheeseburger, whole
kernel com, old country style to
matoes, bun, margarine, apricot
halves, milk.
For information, contact Mrs.
M B. Taylor, 426-8552. The Nutri
tion Site is located on U.S. Hwy.
17 Bypass, Hertford Housing Au
thority.
Letter to the Editor
Editor
The Perquimans Weekly,
To clear a definite misunder
standing, I wish to state, I sup
port No One in runoff election. I
had knowledge of 3 rumors circu
lating strong in my campaign ef
fort. I relied, in error, on people
to discount them as the lies they
were.
1. No intention of giving up
building business if elected. I
stressed the Total Commitment
needed for this office. Shelving
my business and taking an in
come cut, I was well prepared for
I have No Debts for Anything or
to Anyone.
2. Running To Help Broughton
By Splitting Vote.
I'v had this rumor once before,
and registered that morning be
fore he did, hoping to nip that ru
mor in the bud, but to no avail. At
Present, this election, the people
can now see why because of run
off possibilities, that no candi
date registering can possibly
help another.
3. Bad Health, Looking For a
Pie Job. I have had diabetes
since I was 17. Foryou that don't
know, it's not a terrible disease
or affliction. It is a controllable
disorder that can be inherited or
caused by injury; the latter in
my case. Physicians have found
diabetics are usually in better
health than the average person,
as they pay more attention to
exercise, diet, etc. Dealing with
diabetes isn't a problem, dealing
with peoples' misinformation of
diabetes is what makes it diffi
cult. There are many diabetics in
all fields, sports, medical, gov
ernment, and yes, law enforce
ment. You candidates really hit
below the belt on this one.
If you see a pie job, you'll see a
lazy person holding it. No job is a
pie job, if you got the desire,
drive, and will to do it as it should
be done. Training and experience
can't put this in a person, he
must already possess it.
There has been a marked im- ]
provement in Sheriffs' Dept in
the last several months. Deputy
Logans' dedication in perfor- |
mance of duties, prove to be \
quite an asset to the Dept.
The realization that loss of of- .
fice is possible, has now de- I
scended upon Little Man, that the
people that put you there, can put
you out. I think it has been a valu- i
able lesson and if re-elected, feel !
that the people can count on
Broughton to perform his job a
lot wiser and better, perhaps
even with some of that same ded
ication he had in the past, (Yes,
Broughton, there are those of us
who do remember. ) For those of
you that deem this support of
Broughton, I assure you it is not.
It's just my honest opinion and
something I think the people
should consider.
Candidate Lothian is also well
aware of reasons why I don't sup
port him. The short time Candi
date Lothian has been in County r
proves to be advantageous, in I
that a lot of people have not had I
I af i a ? ~ ? i
Discarded plastic materials in
the solid waste stream produce
energy when they are burned, ac
cording to the Society of the Plas
tics Industry. Their BTU value is
up to 18,500 per pound: equal to
coal, much higher than the average
waste.
an opportunity to gain insight as
to his strengthens, weaknessess,
etc. as they have Sheriff Brough
ton. I repeat, I support No One in
this runoff and will abstain from
voting.
People of the County, elect
your sheriff, then support him. If
you have a complaint, don't fear
him, confront him, and if it isn't
corrected, take legal steps nec
essary to right your wrong.
Donald Riddick
Rt. 5, Hertford
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