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n PITTSBURGH, Pa.—Harry
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V hris-Craft Corporation, has
5< een named a vice president
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By MARVIN BARHAM
The story is told of a new and rather awkward
statesman who was having tea with a lady. As fate
would have it, the awkward man broke a beautiful
cup.
Before the poor fellow could frame an apology,
its mate met with an accident in the hands of the
hostess, and she turned to the servant with the quiet
order: “Never put these cups out again, they are too
brittle for use.” She considered the sacrifice of the
costly cup nothing in comparison with the embarrass
ment of her guest.
There are still people in the world who consider
people's feelings. These are the truly great—the
ones who make life a joy for all around them. Ar *
people who are considerate of the feelings of others
are the true salt of the earth.
OUR THOUGHT TO REMEMBER: Think often of
others—you’ll find new joy and contentment.
Colonial Funeral Home
Edenton, North Carolina
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This brand-new 21-inch
electric-start John Deere
Power Mower will be given
away at our “Farming Frontiers 70" Program.
You may be the lucky winner. All you have
to do is register for the door prize.
If you've got grass to cut you’ll like the performance
of this mower. Easy to start and push. Gets in those
hard-to-cut spots. Starts fast. Easy to maintain.
Win it at "Farming Frontiers 70.”
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HOBBS IMPLEMENT CO.
“WE TRY HARDER?
Phone 482-4481 Benton, N. C.
The I&M divisions, with
headquarters in Pittsburgh,
manufacture a number of ma
rine products including Hat
teras Yachts and commercial
fishing vessels and Whit-
Craft houseboats. Coil’s of
4-LEAF CLOVER 4-H
CLUB HOLDS MEETING
Ann Brown,- Club Reporter
The 4-Leaf Clover 4-H Club
met Thursday, January 8 at
Ann Brown’s house. Five
members were present.
We listened to some songs
on a 4-H record and sang
along with the record. Then
the meeting was called to
order and Mrs. Dail suggest
ed we- make favors for the
hospital- for Valentine’s Day.
We decided to have a clean
up project for picking trash
up along the highways and
streets.
Then the meeting was ad
journed for cocoa and dough
nuts.
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THE CHOWAN HERALD, EDEKTOM. MONTH CAROLINA, THURSDAY. JANUARY IS. 1870
fices will be at the Hatteras
facility in High Point. Chris-
Craft has a plant in Edenton.
Coll started his career in
the boating industry in 1939
when he joined Chris-Craft to
establish and head its first
branch plant at Holland,
Mich. Previously, he had
spent eight years with Mur
ray Corporation of America
in Detroit.
In 1954, Coll was named
vice president of Chris-Craft’s
Holland Division, and in 1955
he directed the acquisition of
the Roamer Steel Boat Com
pany.
Coll served as president of
Roamer and vice president of
the Holland Division until
December, 1958, when he was
elected president of Chris-
Craft Corporation. He served
as president until October 1,
1969, when he resigned.
College Students
On Dean’s List
ELIZABETH CITY —Eight
Chowan area students at the
College of the Albemarle
here made the Dean's List for
the quarter just ended.
On the list released by Dr.
Arthur Land, dean of instruc
tion, were:
Daryl Wayne Ambrose,
Sheila Annette Byrum, Kay
White Cherry, Charlie Lee
Downing, Jr., Ervin Webb
Fields, Connie Overton West,
Stanley Earl Nixon and Sher
ry 11. Norman.
FOR SALE
9.1 Peanut Allotment
WILL SELL ALL OR ANY PART
CONTACT
Haywood Jones - 482-2314
OR
Merrill Evans - 482-4422
LETTER TO
THE EDITOR
I want to take this oppor
tunity to thank everyone for
the fine welcome that has
been given me and my fam
ily upon arriving in your
fair town. We are enjoying
our stay here already.
I would also like for you
to know that we are already
trying to set your Country
Club up in a professional
manner so that you will en
joy coming out to the golf
course and play. We have
made some improvements
with more to come.
I would like for all the
players that have “club stor
age” and “lockers” to please
come and see me so that I
can get these two items
straightened out. I am in the
process of adding more stor
age bins and fixing numbers
as well as names to them and
I need to know just who has
storage and where their
equipment is.
In ahy case w:iy don’t you
come out and meet us and
sec? the improvements that
have been made?
Again, we thank you for
the warm welcome and we
are very happy to be here.
LEW DEXTER,
Professional Golfers’ Asso.
P. S.: Please watch in the
paper for my column in the
near future entitled “Pro Tip
of the Week.”
Have you ever noticed that
people who can take it or
leave it alone usually take
it?
County
The Board.*! County Com-.
missioners met Monday, Jan
uary 5, 1970, at 9 o’clock
A. M., with all members
present: W. E. Bond, chair
man, J. Clarence Leary, C. M.
Evans, C. A. Phillips and
David T. Bateman.
The minutes of the previ
ous meeting were read and
approved.
On motion of David T.
Bateman, seconded by C. M.
Evans and duly carried ap
proving the payment of bill:
as follows:
Charity Fund
State Commission for the
Blind, $339.77; Mrs. C. E
Ballance, $138.40; Eastern
North Carolina Sanatorium,
$19.80; Dr. William F. Har
rell, $10.00; Dr. L. P. Wil
liams, $5.00; Overman Sr, Stev
enson, $2.75; Mitchener’s
Pharmacy, $13.25.
Health Fund
District Health Depart
ment, rat poison program,
$89.31; District Health De
partment, vital statistics,!
$17.00; Peoples Bank Sc Trust
Co., $5,000.00; N. C. State
Board of Health, $29.35; pay
roll, $33.38.
Revaluation
First National Bank,
$4,200.00; First National Bank,
$5,000.00.
Debt Service Fund
Peoples Bank & Trust Co.,
$17,000.00.
Capital Reserve Fund
First National Bank
$2,000.00.
Agriculture and Economics
Fund
Peoples Bank Sc TruSt Co.,
$4,000.00; payroll, $920.08.
Civil Defense Fund
Murray D. Ashley, travel,
$1.35; Nor. & Car. Tel. & Tel.
Co., $14.07; Mrs. J. J. Ross,
communications equipment,
$150.00; Blanchard Office
Supply, $2.09; Nor. Sc Car.
Tel. Sc Tel. Co., $13.50; pay
roll, $493.41.
County Accountant Fund
Local Library
Features Display
There is a display of maps
of the British Isles at the lo
cal public library.
These large and colorful
maps, loaned by Mr. John A.
Taylor, a patron, depict vari
ous historical and literary
feats, as well as the coats
of-arms of prominent families
of this geographical region.
Many. 1 local names are among
these presented.
Also included in this dis
play are several books of re
lated interest, such as:
The Realms of Arthur by
Helen Hill Miller.
The Crusades of Zoe Olden
bourg.
The Irish by Donald S. Con
nery.
In Search of Scotland by H.
V. Morton.
Searching For Your Ances
tors by Gilbert 11. Doane.
(Mrs. Sandra (Phillips, Li
brarian, invites everyone to
see this educational and in
formative display.
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Armed with a digital computer, Bil |Hk
Carter Glenn controls the gen- 1 SHHB
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electricity for a million. Vepco
customers. HH
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Commissioners Proceedings
Peoples Bank Sc Trust Co.,
$1,500.00.
Social Services Fund
Ruth B. Conger, travel,
$13.32; Edenton Office Sup
ply, $21.37; Hazel S. Elliott,
travel, $21.13; Sara B. Gar
ren, travel, $18.00; Robert B.
Hendrix, travel, $81.50; Mrs.
Mary B. Horton, member
Board Social Services, SSO-00;
Mrs. Frances Inglis, member
Board Social Services, $60.00;
H. R. Peele, member Board
Social Services, $60.00; pay
roll, $2,229.77.
General County Fund
Demain Enterprises, riot
equipment, $450.71; Peoples
Bank Sc Trust Co., $20,000.00;
Mrs. Arzulia Webb, $50.00;
Mrs. Elizabeth H. Goodwin,
office assistance, $154.76;
Peoples Bank Sc Trust Co.,
$1,263.40; Mrs. Lena M. Leary,
Clerk of Court, officers’ fees,
$685.00; Twiddy Insurance Sc
Real Estate Co., $223.00; W.
M. Rhoades, $604.41; State
Association of County Ac
countants, $5.00; N. C. Local
Governmental Employees Re
tirement System, $428.91; N.
C. Local Governmental Em
ployees Retirement System,
$1,025.92; Postmaster, $30.00;
Mrs. Elizabeth H. Goodwin,
office assistance, $130.38; Al
bemarle Motor Co., $34.28;
Apex Chemical Co., $18.85;
M. G. Brown Co., $80.86; B.
P. Oil Corp., $639.18; Joseph
A. Byrum, deputy sheriff,
$45.00; J. H. 'Conger & Son,
$253.22; Byrum Hardware
Co., $2.88; Carolina Overall
Co., $6.60; The Chowan Her
ald, $95.00; Eastern Elevator
Service, $12.00; Commercial
Printing Co., $155.24; Eden.-
ton Office Supply, $29.76; Ed
wards & Broughton, $22.75;
Hollowell’s Rex all Drug
Store, $1.80; The Michie Co.,
sf.ls; Mills Plumbing &
Heating, $76.50; Nor. & Car.
Tei. & Tel. Co., $213.33;
Glenn Perry, care of prison
ers, $337.45; Xerpx Corp.,
$5.76; Ricks Laundry & Clean
ers, $5.83; Peoples Bank &
Trust Co., food stamp pro
gram, $45.15; Troy E. Toppin,
sheriff expenses, $63.73;
Town of Edenton, $267.32;
payroll, $3,524.19.
B. A. TALLEY
GENERAL CONTRACTOR
AMERICAN CLASSIC
. * . HOMES . . .
Builder of stew Homes
from $9,000.00 up
TOTAL FINANCING AVAILABLE
CALL AFTER 6:00 P. M
Phone 426-7081 Hertford , N. C.
George W. Lewis, chairman
of Chowan County Planning
Board and Melvin Howell re
ported that their board had
approved the comprehensive
water and sewer plans for
Chowan County which were
conducted by J. N. Pease Sc
Company. j
On motion of C. M. Evans,
seconded by David T. Bate
man and unaqipiously carried
that the report of George W.
Lewis be accepted and the
following resolution was
adopted:
“Be it resolved by the
Board of Chowan County
Commissioners that the com
prehensive water and sewer
plans for Chowan County
which were conducted by J.
N. Pease Associates and pre
sented on the sth day of
January, 1970, are hereby ap
proved as the official plans
for the county.”.
A notice to apply for a beer
license for E. J. Boyce, Sr.,
trading name Boyce’s Grocery
was approved.
Upon motion of C. A, Phil
lips, seconded by J. Clarence
Leary and unanimously car
ried that tax collector be re
lieved of $15.39 taxes for a
trailer not in the county in
1969 for Mrs. Richard Wey
her.
Earl Jones and Fentress
Morris gave a very informa
tive report on accomplish
ments made during year 1969
in the community action pro
gram. The Commissioners
were complimentary of their
work.
Troy Toppin, chairman of
the Safety Committee of the
Ruritan Club, brought to the
attention of the Commission
ers a dangerous intersection
on the west side of Highway
32 at Small’s Cross Roads.
The Commissioners will for
ward the complaint to ,D. W.
Patrick, division engineer of
the State Highway Commis
sion.
•On motion of J. Clarence
Leary, seconded by C. M.
Evans and unanimously car
ried that $9.34 pickup taxes
be charged to the tax collec
tor.
Roy Harrell appeared be
fore the Board requesting a
tax listing study committee
be appointed. The tax list
ing referred to as a descrep
ancy was the Golf Club. The
Commissioners did not see a
necessity of complying with
his request at this time.
Robert Hendrix, director of
social services, reported to
the Commissioners that the
State Department was ask
ing that their budget be
amended to add $304.52 addi
tional cost in item 8 of their
budget. Mr. Hendrix was of
the opinion there would be
enough in the budget to take
cere. of the increase. .The
Commissioners advised Mr.
Bond not to sign the amend
ment at this time.
The following reports were
accepted and ordered filed:
Edenton - Chowan Rescue
Squad; Edenton Fire Depart
ment; Tax Collector; County
Accountant; Center Hill-
Cioss Roads Fire Depart
ment; Coroner; Department
or Social Services; Veterans
Service Officer.
There being no further
business, the meeting was ad
journed.
W. E. BOND,
Chairman.
BERTHA B. BUNCH,
Clerk to the Board.
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