Local News
Peace welcomes students
f KALKIUII/Several area Peace
iTnllege freshmen were welcomed by
college president Dr. S. David
jFrazier in a semi-formal reception
given for new students August 21,
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| Present at the reception were Lori
Anne Gard, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Janies M (iard of Hertford; Andrea
Spivey and Angela Spivey. daughters
of Mr. and Mrs Henry T. Spivey of
Belvidere.
Over 250 freshmen arrived on cam
pus Sunday, August 17. They attend
ed the school's 115th academic con
vocation August 19, and participated
in a variety of orientation programs.
Peace is a two-year college for
women and offers associate degrees
in liberal arts, business and music.
COLLEGE RECEPTION /Three
Hertford area residents are among
over 250 Peace College freshmen
welcomed to the Raleigh school by
president S. David Frazier at the
President's Reception August 21,
1986. Pictured with Frazier left to
right are Lori Anne Gard. Andrea
Spivey and Angela Spivev."
A.A.R.P. chapter formed
An A.A.R.P (American Associa
tion of Retired Persons > was organiz
ed in Hertford, N.C.. as of Sept. 8,
198ti at the Perquimans Senior
Citizens Center. The officers are
Mrs. Marjorie L. Simonoff. Presi
dent. Mrs. Mona Sadler, vice presi
dent. Mrs. Ruth E. Rettenmeier,
secretary. Mrs Naomi C. Lomax,
treasurer. Next meeting will be Oct.
27, lt?8?; at the Perquimans Senior
Citizens Center :s<m) ( irubb Street.
Thank you to Mrs. Helen V. Forsht.
Assistant State Director, Mr. Scott
Callaway, president, National
Retired Teachers Association. Mrs.
Patti White. Director of the Senior
Citizen Center in Perquimans Coun
ty. Mr Victor Eure, Pettigrew
Regional Library, Mr Paul Doddy.
Assistant State Director of Sanford,
Fish fry set
ADAH Chapter 35 of Hertford will
be sponsoring a fish fry, Saturday,
Sept. 20, 1986, starting at 1 1 : 00 a.m.
until 4:oo p.m. at the Masonic Hall,
Hyde Park Street, Hertford, Free
deliveries by calling 426-7868.
Patrons are Dorothy Lightfoot, and
Dennis J. St. 'tilings
N.C. Mr. Alden M. Jones, President
Chapter 203, Mrs. Eunice Cale. Assis
tant Director at the Center, Pastor
Raymond, Hertford Baptist Church,
Miss Laura Provost, Mrs. Shirley
Perry, volunteer secretary, Daily
Advance Newspaper and The Per
quimans Weekly Newspapers, and
Mr. Charles White, commentor-radio
station. WGA1.
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? Benefit supper set |
There will be a pig pickin for Mary
Hollowed at Jimmy Hunter's Shop on
September 27, 1986 from 4-7 p.m. Din
ners are $3.50 per plate.
There will also be a raffle for a
quarter house at $1.00 a raffle.
Tickets may be purchased at
Woodards Pharmacy, Laydens's TV,
Jimmy's BarB-Q No. 1, Larry's
Drive In, Farmer's Feed & Seed,
George's Country Store in Hertford,
and M&R Grocery Store in Tyner.
For more information, call
Layden's T.V. at 426-5858 during the
day or Gail & Wayne Layden at
426-7591 or Barbara & Ed Nixon at
426-5266 after 6 p.m.
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Sanford pledges support
RALEIGH/The family farm, a cor
nerstone of American economy and
culture, is threatened with extinc
tion, Democratic Senate candidate
Terry Sanford said today.
And "Repubiician Washington
stumbles on... (showing) clear signs
neglect," Sanford added.
At a news conference in Raleigh,
Sanford pointed out that farm in
come has fallen to its lowest level
since the Depression, that the US
is/for the first time in a genera
tion/running a negative trade
balance, and that too many farms
are going out of business. North
Carolina, for instance, has lost 19
percent of its farms over the past five
years, a rate more than double the
national average.
Sanford said the working farmers
who are members of his Farm Ad
visory Council tell him the biggest
problem is Washington's "attitude,"
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one he said they characterized aft
"neglect/willful, not benifn,
neglict/and pure disdain for the
American family farmer /that it k all
right for family farms to fade away ."
Sanford outlined a number of ideas
suggested by his farm council in
cluding: reforms in farm credit and
in price and marketing systems;
debt restructuring; development of a
comprehensive fair trade policy; in
ternational cooperation in reduclrc
interest rates; and a reduction of the*'
massive federal budget deficit.
"As North Carolina's Senator, I in
tend to take the lead in designing a
new farm policy that will enable
farmers to make a profit from their
efforts, and that will help restore
dignity and vitality to our rural com
munities," Sanford said.
"I intend to be, as I always have
been, the champion of the North
Carolina farmer." v ?
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