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Chowan High News
By Brandt Sawyer
Mrs. Harriet' Small’s hu
manities class visited Nor
folk, April 15. <
The class toured the
Norfolk Museum of Science
and Art Many students
commented on how nicely
the objects of interest were
displayed.
After touring the mu
seum, the group spent a
few hours in the shops of
downtown Norfolk. They
then had supper and later
attended the movie, “Ro
meo and Juliet.’’
“The movie was great, I
just felt so sorry for both
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Romeo and Juliet,” com
mented one of the senior
girls. The boys had only
this to say about it, “If we
had known the girls were
planning to shower the
place with tears, we would
have brought our umbrel
las.”
Final Touches Added
Final touches axe being
added to the gym for the
annual Junior-Senior which
will be presented tomorrow
night. Approximately 200
people aTe planning to at
tend. Those attending are:
juniors, seniors, faculty
members and the Board of
Education members.
THE CHOWAN HERALD. EDENTON, NORTH CAROLINA, THURSDAY. APRIL 24, IMB.
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prematurely, dissipating power be
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hitting area.
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by returning the right elbow to the
side and lowering the right shoulder
under the chin on the downswing.
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Proceedings Os Town Council
Continued from Pago 2
herein.
Upon request of the Ad
ministrator, the Mayor re
quested Councilmen Parks
and Hollowell to work with
him in considering the
summer recreation program
and to make recommenda
tions to the Council for
the upcoming summer.
Annuals Furnish
Quickest Shade
It takes years for trees
to reach the size where
they really furnish shade.
The same applies to shrubs.
But annual vines will
grow so fast that before
you know it you’ll have
the shade you crave.
The scarlet runner bean
has been used for years to
shade and screen back
porches. In addition to
scarlet flowers (there is al
so a white-flowered form)
it furnishes edible beans.
Reach out and harvest
them,
Morning glories do a
good job of screening.
Choose the flower color
you like best Heavenly
Blue, white, as in Pearly
Oates, or Rosie O’Grady, -
rose.
Close relatives of morn
ing glories are moonflow
ers. The vines look much
the same but, as their
name suggests, these blos
som at night. You don’t
need shade at night, but
you’ll certainly enjoy the
heady fragrance of these
flowers.
The vine called Cathed
ral Bells, which you may
know as Cobaea, is an
other rapid grower. It
grows in sun or shade,
has no insect enemies, and
produces large, graceful
blue bell-shaped blooms all
summer.
Os course you can al
ways plant seeds of Kudzu
vine, which is sometimes
suggest! ss the plant on
which Jack climbed to
meet the Giant.
This grows fast, has
large leaves to keep off
sun, and clusters of laven
der flowers over a long
period. If it does too good
a job of shading, prune off
a few leaves.
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A lure can be decorated in
many ways to make it more
enticing and-more effective.
Os all the “additives” that
can be combined with regular
offerings, observe the fishing
authorities at Mercury out
boards, nothing beats a hunk
of pork.
Regardless of the species be
ing sought, this particular
adornment will work miracles
from the seashore, through the
warm water areas, to the
haunts of the arctic grayling.
The pork rind is available in
shapes, sizes and colors speci
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feeding instincts of nearly ev
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the downfall of many a reluc
tant battler.
Administrator Gardner
reported to the Council on
negotiations for the off
street parking lot owned by
the Hobowsky family and
reported that they will ac
cept no less than $24,000.
Motion by W. H. Hollo
well, Jr., seconded by O.
G. White, unanimously car
ried that the final top of
fer of $20,000 be made for
the property and directed
the Administrator to advise
the owner that this would
be the highest and last of
fer that the Town will
consider due to the fact
that after consulting with a
number of eligible citizens,
(his price was felt to be
entirely adequate and fair.
Motion by D. G. White,
seconded by H. G. Quinn,
unanimously carried au
thorizing the advertising of
delinquent real property
taxes in May, 1969.
Upon request of the Tax
Office, due to the fact that
both houses were torn
down, motion by X>. G.
White, seconded by W. H.
Hollowell, Jr., unanimous
ly carried relieving taxes
on A. S. Smith property
located on E. King St., in
the amount •of $8.12 for
1968 taxes and 1967 taxes
on Thomas J. Jackson
property purchased by the
Town of Edenton in the
amount of $43.50. |
Messrs. Earl Lane, Ken
Stalls, and Carroll Wood
Jones were present to re
quest the Council for as
sistance in the work to be
done on the Edenton Na
tional Guard Armory. It
was expressed to those
present that the Town had i
given this Armory to the
State with the promise
that if would be properly
maintained. On motion by
Leo Katkaveck, seconded
by D. G. White, it was
unanimously carried to ap
prove SI,OOO appropriation
for this work.
Motion by D. G. White,
seconded by W. H. Hollo
well, Jr., and unanimously
carried approving E Sc W
bills in the amount of
$26,795.32 for payment.
Motion by Leo Katka
veck, seconded by H. G.
Quinn, unanimously car
ried approving Town of
Edenton bills in the amount
of $10,510.93 for payment
as .follows,- ,
Administrative Dept.
Norfolk-Carolina Tel. &
Tel. Co. $69.90; Town of
Edenton, St. Dept., $8.00;
Edenton Office Supply,
$21.21; Economy Typewrit
er Co., $35.43; Town of
Edenton, E&W, $152.59;
Chowan Herald. $167.49;
American Press, Inc., $4.30;
JFW Dorman Co., $31.79;
Albemarle Motor Co., $8.67;
3M Business Products,
$28.67; American Bank Sta
tionery Co., $109.25; total,
$637.30.
Fire Dept.
Town of Edenton, E&W,
$197.53; Volunteer Fire
men, $396.00; Norfolk-Caro
lina Tel. & Tel. Co., $49.05;
Ricks Laundry, $7.99;
Leary Bros. Storage Co.,
$6.00; Town of Edenton,
St. Dept., $42.34; Bunch’s
Auto Parts, $15.20; total,
$714.11.
Police Dept
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$24.61; Motorola C. & E.,
$634.80; Bill Perry’s Tex
aco, $27.00; The Chowan
Herald, $122.68; Dr. L. A.
Dees, $18.50; The Elliott
Co., $166.40; Edenton Of
fice Supply, $3.61; Town of
Edenton, St. Dept., $281.46;
Albemarle Motor Company,
$262.43; Auxiliary Police
Payroll, $60.00; Williamston
Office Supply, $1.32; School
Crossing Guards, $193.50;
total, $1,796.31.
Street Dept
The Tidy Corp., $71.77;
Shelby Business Forms,
$60.78; Town of Edenton,
E&W, $34.45; Albemarle
Motor Co., $177.53; Moto
rola C & E, $15.00; Nor
folk-Carolina Tel. & Tel.,
$11.90; Sinclair Oil Corp.,
$8.65; Waff Bros., $654.20;
Hughes-Parker Hardware,
$87.24; Byrum Implement
& Truck Co., $10.20; M. G.
Brown Co., $237.33; Tide
water 'Dodge, $9.07; Bunch’s
Auto Parts, $86.02; Hobbs
Implement Co., $9.46; City
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Motor Parts, $36.58; Eden
ton Office Supply, $8.76;
Edenton Tractor St Imple
ment, $111.91; J. H. Con
ger St Son, $78.58; Texa
co, Inc., $620.56; Byrum
Hdw. Co., $19.47; Town of
Edenton, St. Dept., $305.59;
Belson Mfg. Co., $27.50;
C. W. Hilliard, $135.00;
Graybar Elec. Co., $598.92;
Southeastern Safety Sup
plies, $713.74; total, $4,-
$130.16.
Other Expenses
P&Q, $1.03; Town of
Edenton, E&W, $367.80;
St. of N. C., $4.00; W. J.
P. Earnhardt, Jr., $735.93;
Social Security, $2,124.29;
total, $3,233.05.
Total bills, $10,510.93.
Salaries paid in March,
1969, $12,548.88.
Total bills and salaries,
$23,059.81.
There being no further
business, the meeting ad
journed.
W. B. GARDNER,
Administrator.