Sports
HUCK FIN FISHERMEN? Pictured above
are the winners of the July 4th Huck Finn
Fishing Contest at Missing Mill Park. Two fish
were caught, as well as several crabs. Brad
Owens received a rod and reel for his crab
catch, Leslie Godfrey and Ann Stallings won
trophies for the first and second fish caught
respectively. Pictured with the winners is Jay
cee member Sara Winslow.
DU to hold sponsor event
Perquimans County Ducks Un
limited will hold its annual spon
sor event on Saturday, July 26,
1986 with somewhat of a different
twist.
A skeet shoot will be held at
Jimmy "Catfish" Hunter's Skeet
Range at 2:00 p.m. There will be
two clases, two rounds will be
shot in each class and trophies
awarded for the best in each
class. You ihust furnish your own
gun and shells. The banquet will
begin around 5:00 p.m. The cost
for the event will be $10.00 and
you do not have to become a
sponsor to attend.
If you do decide to sponsor and
attend the event the cost will be
$190.00; if you do not attend the
cost is $200.00. As a sponsor, you
will receive a special print de
signed for sponsors, sponsor cap,
pin, a ticket to the annual ban
quet, a chance on two shotguns
and the DU magazine.
To purchase a ticket send
$10.00 to Perquimans Ducks Un
limited, P.O. Box 311, Hertford,
NC 27944 or contact any DU Com
mitee member. For more infor
mation contact Carlyle Sawyer,
426-7243.
Museum offers
waterfowl exhibit
ELIZABETH CITY, NC
"Preserving Water Heritage" is
the newest exhibit at the Mu
seum of the Albemarle. This ex
hibit depicts the Waterfowl
Stamp Program of North Caro
lina, one of the better programs
in the nation. It also explains the
popularity of decoy collecting.
First shown at the Museum of
History in Raleigh this exhibit is
touring the state under the a us
pices of the North Carolina Wild
life Resources Commission. This
exhibit will be on display
throughout the month of July.
The Museum of the Albemarle
located on Highway 17 South is
Free and open to the public, Mon
day through Saturday from 9:00
a.m. to 5:00 p.m. and Sunday
from 2:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m. For
further information contact the
Museum at 335-1453 or 335-2967.
Football sign-up underway \ o
The Perquimans County Youth
football league registration has
begun. Participants must reach
the age of 10 years old by October
15 and not reach the age of 13
prior to this date. Participants
must weigh at least 70 lbs and not
more than 130 lbs. The fee is
$10.00.
REC >
MPPEIMIIMCS
& HOMWD WILLIAMS
This year we plan to partici
pate in a league with several sur
rounding counties. We will play
with eleven man teams rather
than eight as in the past. The reg
istration deadline is Friday, Au
gust 1st, there will be a $5.00 ad
ditional charge after this date.
LEAGUE STANDINGS The fol
lowing are the league standings
as of July 3, 1986 for the Perqui
mans County Recreation Depart
ment.
WOMEN'S SOFTBALL
WLLady Mules 2 4
Apricot Inc .0 7
A&A Ins. 4 2
American Legion 6 0
PUBLIC HEARING
Notice is hereby given that the Per
quimans County Board of Commission
ers will hold a public hearing on July
21, 1986 at 8:00 p.m. in the Commis
sioners' Room, Perquimans County
Courthouse, Hertford, North Carolina
for the purpose of considering the adop
tion of a resolution to levy a one-half
per cent {Vi%) additional local govern
ment sales and use tax.
HoUowell Oil 4 3
MEN'S SOFTBALL
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Albemarle Fertilizer
Ready Mules
Spoilers
Bandits
Starters
Pork Bodies
Candymen
SCHEDULE The recreatl
schedule for July 14-17 is as
MONDAY
WOMEN'S SOFTBALL
7:30 Apricot vs Legion
8:30 Lady Mules vs Hollowell
T-BALL
5:30 WBXB vs Hertford Hard
ware
6:30 Dozier's Florist vs Jimmy's
BBQ
JR. BABE RUTH BASEBALL
6:30 Hertford vs Optimist
(Home)
8:30 Peoples vs Hoke (in Eden
ton)
TUESDAY
MEN'S SOFTBALL
7:00 Candymen vs Starters
8:00 Albemarle vs Bandits
9:00 Reday Mules vs Spoilers
JR. BABE RUTH BASEBALL
6:30 Peoples Swindees vs Hoke
(Home)
8:00 Hertford vs Belk (Home)
WEDNESDAY
WOMEN'S SOFTBALL
7:30 Lassiter vs Hollowell
8:30 Apricot vs Lady Mules
T-BALL
5:30 Dozier's Florist vs WBXB
6:30 Hertford Hardware vs Reed
Oil
THURSDAY
MEN'S SOFTBALL
7:00 Albemarle vs Pork Bodies
8:00 Ready Mules vs Starters
9:00 Spoilers vs Bandits
Dr. A.F. Downum
OPTOMETRIST
CONTRAINDICATIONS FOR CONTACTS
Contact lenses are great. For most people they are the ideal
answer to correcting refractive errors. However, they are not for
everyone. Some people are squeamish about wearing contact
lenses. Others are careless about taking care of them. Others can
not wear them because of their jobs. Anyone exposed to chemical
fumes, vapors, intense heat, molten metals, or high dust levels
should not wear contact lenses, at least not while they're working.
Hay fever sufferers may have to stop wearing contact lenses dur
ing hay fever season, or go on a reduced schedule. On the other
hand, some lens wearers point out that they feel less irritation be
cause contacts are a deterrent to rubbing the eyes to relieve the
itching. Any active infection of the eye and the surrounding tissues
is a contraindication to wearing contact lenses. If you suffer from
chronic or recurring eye infections, contact lenses are not for you.
The same is true for people who have unusually "dry eyes."
Dr. A.F. DOWNUM
103 W. Eden St.
Edenton, N.C.
Phone:482-8444
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