Action, Money Connect
MUHb Ouollna farmers who
an firing put to the feed
Hjaj* wheat and cotton pro- .
gn«e ere being reminded
that early compliance and
«eriy : certification will mean
early payments this year.
8. 0. Carter, state execu
tive director for the Agricul
tural Stabilization and Con-
Ptvsrtlon Service, said that 1
while farmers should certify 1
compliance as soon as pos- 1
sible, they also must under- '
»*«nd Oft acreage certifica- *
ASHLEY ON CRUISE
i
Coast Guard Petty Officer i
Second Class Claud W. Ash
ley, son of Mr. and Mrs
Archie C. Ashley, 902 Elliott
Street, is enroute to
the Western Pacific aboard
the Coast Guard Cutter Ku
kui, homeported at Honolulu, i
The deployment of more than <
four months, wHI include i
stops at 10 Loran Stations .
(Long Range Aid to Naviga
tion two rest and
recuperation stops and a ship- ;
jlprd repair depot in Japan, i
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' BSJ USEDI ALBEMARLE MOTORS j
| JJV E3 Why gamble when you shop for a
I used car? Your Ford Dealer’s got a
fa==== =* big selection of late-model beauties
f —1 all backed by his reputation as an
Aljaae Cffifi outstanding local businessman. H«l
SMMII bas the staff and facilities to put used
M cars in top condition. And he stands
DUV behind his used cars Just the way he
a J stands behind his new cars—for
keeps. His A-1 sign is a trademark
1970 LTD Tudor H. T. 1969 Torino GT Fast Back
A VINYL ROOF VEST LOW MILEAGE BLACK WITH BED VINYL TRIM
r FACTORY AJ* OVEE SIAM DISCOUNT CRUISE-O-MATIC SSI V-S ENGINE
1970 Galaxie 500 H. T. 1968 LTD Fordor Hardtop
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FULL WARRANTY BIG DISCOUNT LUXURY TRIM AM/FM STEREO
1970 Monte Carlo H.T. 1968 Galaxie 500 Hardtop
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OOM> FINISH - VERY LOW MILEAGE y, _ u) W mLEAGE
1969 LTD Fordor H.T. 1967 Ford % Ton Pickup
RED WITH BLACK VINYL ROOF ONE OWNER VERY CLEAN LOW
FACTORY AIR —< WARRANTY MILEAGE V-» ENGINE LONG BOX
1969 LmpalaCustomH.T. 1966 Ford Vi Ton Pickup
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tiona are hot to be made un
til they know they are to
compliance with all program
regulations.
When a participant in a
1070 farm program certifies
compliance, he certifies accu
rately to acreages to the pro
gram crops and to diverted
acreage. He also certifies
that he has complied with
conserving base provisions,
with regulations that apply if
he has an interest to more
than one farm, that the di
verted acres on his farm are
devoted to an approved con
serving use, and that all oth
er program requirements
have been met.
Aa soon as a program par
ticipant certifies, the County
ASGS office begins process
ing papers for his full pay
ment for 1970 program parti
cipation. Payments to pro
ducers will begin soon after
July 1 and are expected to he
completed by the end of Aug
urt—the earliest date ever
set tor completion of pro
gram payments.
n CHOWAN MOULD, MDENtON, NORTH CAKOUNA, THURSDAY, MAY M, U7t.
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TOURS ALBEMARLE—Jim Hall, director of the Division of Cultural Arts with the State
Department of Public Instruction, recently toured Northeastern North Carolina in an effort
to determine progress nude In the Arts. He is shown with Mrs. Thomas Cheats, Jr., head
of the Albemarle Arts Council, Inc. They are shown In front of council headquarters on
East King Street.
Director Os Cultural Arts Visits Here
The State Department of Public In
struction has established a Division of
Cultural Arts and the newly appointed
director, Jim Hall, toured Northeastern
North Carolina recently getting first
hand information about what is being
done in this field.
Hall, traveling with Mrs. Nelson
Chears, executive director, Albemarle
Area Arts Council, was amazed at the
progress already made. “You have a
wonderful potential here, like establish
ing a summer art school,” he said during
a brief stop to AAAC headquarters on
East King Street.
Earlier he wrote:
“I am most anxious that the Albe
marle Arts Council succeed and grow
into a real force in the 10-county area
you are serving. Without the encourage
ment of the citizens in your area, the
National Support Price On Peanuts Announced
Peanut growers are advised
that a national average of
$295 per ton has been set as
the minimum price-support
on 1970 crop peanuts, accord
ing to H. O. Carter, state
' executive director for the
Agricultural Stabilization and
[Conservation Service. Last
year’s national average sup
port price was $247.50 per
ton.
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$3.50 exchange
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C. R. Ward Wayne Ward
Corner Bread It Queen Sts. Phone 482-4979
EDENTON, N. C.
school arts program will be slow in de
veloping. I have faith that the arts
will eventually enter into education in a
strong way across the state; but with
strong coordination from your citizens,
we may be able to serve those boys and
girls now in your classrooms.”
Hall said in addition to professional
contacts, the division will need strong
county groups which can help inform
the public and who will support, firmly
and vocally, the principle that children
have a right to an opportunity with the
arts.
He said his visit proved to him the
Albemarle Area will support a program
since the ground work has already been
laid. He encouraged the existing coun
cil to continue to work toward “specific
aims” and to realize they will take years
to come to maturity.
The peanut price - support
level might be increased lat
er, but will not be lowered.
If the actual parity price on
August 1 is higher than now
estimated, the price-support
level for peanuts will be in
creased to reflect 75 per cent
of partly. (August 1 is the
beginning of the (marketing
year).
Support price for 1970 crop
peanuts by type and area will
be announced soon, as will
premiums and discounts for
various types of kernels, for
eign material and other fac
tors.
Price-support loans and
purchases will be available
to producers who comply
with their 1970 crop peanut
acreage allotments.
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Stolen Auto
Recovered Here
A car stolen in Washington
was recovered here early
Sunday morning and two ;
Marines arrested when the :
vehicle was stopped for a
routine check.
Chief J. D. Parrish of
Edenton Police Department
said Patrolman T. G. Miller
stopped the 1962 Ford and
(found it to be a stolen car.
Arrested were Lance Norman
Lohm, 19, and Henry Vernon
Rothrock, 16, both stationed
at Parris Island, 5. C.
They were later released to
Beaufort County authorities.
It’s a great day, \ 'iH^
graduates ... the , ‘IT
day you receive your V I •
diplomas. And it’s i| l '!
our pleasure to wish to W\j*' ||
each and every one of you
success in the future,
whether your plans include
furthering your education or
starting a career here at home.
Elliott Company of Edenton
MissMcMidlan Taken In Death
Miss Jessie Pailin McMullan
died last Thursday in Chowan
Manor Nursing Home in Ahos
kie following an extended ill
ness. She was 78.
Miss McMullan was born
June 11, 1871, in Perquimans
County, daughter of the late
Dr. Jack and Lina Tucker
McMullan.
She is survived by a sister,
Mrs. Oscar M. Elliott of
Edenton and several nieces
and nephews.
Miss McMullan was a mem
ber of St. Paul’s Episcopal
Church.
Graveside services were
PAGE SEVEN-A
held at 11 A. M., Saturday
in Beaver Hill Cemetery with
Rev. George B. Holmes and
Rev. F. B. Drane in charge.
Williford Funeral Home was.
in charge of arrangements.
BENEFIT AUCTION
The Edenton Jaycees will
hold an auction sale Satur
day at the comer of Broad
and Church Street, across
from the post office, from 2
P. M. until SP. M. Many
valuable items are scheduled
to be included.
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