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TRAILING SESSlOX —Directors of the Albemarle Cooperative, a feeder pig association, are currently
engaged in a training session directed by Jack Parker, seated, area livestock specialist. Behind Parker are, left
to right: Rex Liverman, Joe Bolton, John Sykes, president; and Wayland Spivey. The cooperative has been
organized by N. C. Rural Fund for Development and Gene Sutton is on loan from the U. S. Department of
Agriculture as manager.
Gutter Returns
After Exercise
CAPE MAY, N. J. Coast
(>uard Reserve Lieut. Cmdr.
Marry A. Card, son of Mr.
and Mrs. F. R. Simpson, Jr.,
Rodte % Edenton, has return
ed to Cape May, N. J., after
completing a reserve training
:rujse to Nova Scotia aboard
the • Coast Guard Cutter Uni
mak.
"Hie training cruise consist
ed "of classroom instruction
and participation in watch
routines and military readi
ness drills.
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ON THE MOUNTAIN
By MARY LIZZIE LANE
I can almost §ee prophet Moses
With his hair sc white,
As he went up on the mountain
And spent forty days and night
God wrote the Ten Commandments,
We know that is really true.
And they were meant for everybody,
Not just for me and you.
And when Moses started down the mountain,
He dropped the sheet of stone.
And broke it all to pieces
Right there on the ground.
What made all this happen,
We know Aaron had been told
To make the Hebrew women bracelets and earrings
Into an idol of solid gold.
Moses was very disappointed when he saw the golden calf,
He went up on the mountain again.
When he came down the Ten Commandments he did bring.
Moses knew worshiping this golden calf was an awiful sin.
In this wilderness where the Hebrew children roamed,
They would often lose their way.
God staved by Moses constantly
Telling him what to do and say.
The Hebrew people were very thirsty,
And no water they could find.
Then they came to this great rock,
They had murmured at Moses most, of the time.
God gave Moses great power,
And the water they could see.
When Moses did smite the rock,
•The water ecme gtt*hingout so-very free.
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They knew God had been sincere,
They watered all the people that were near.
And watered all the animals in their care,
Even though they had stcod in fear.
Now they had wandered for a season,
And their food was getting low.
They were getting tired and hungry,
Again to Moses they must go.
And when Moses they had found,
Unto God he did pray.
Soon all the Hebrew children
Knew that food was on the way.
Now when the heavens opened
And food came showering down,
The people were so thankful
When they saw the food that fell on the ground.
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THE CHOWAN HERALD, EPENTON, NORTH CAROLINA, THURSDAY, AUGUST Z», 1970
LpWhichard
Finishes Course
Lynn Whichard, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Whi
chard of Edenton, recently
returned from three weeks of
equestrian training at the
Russ-A-INola Farm School of
Equitation near Spartanburg,
S. C.
Russ-A-Nola is nationally
known for excellence in the
training of both riders and
horses in English style rid
ing. The owner-trainer, Rus
sell Walters, is one of the
few individuals in the South
east holding a judges card for
this type riding. He is also
qualified to judge in U. S.
Pony Club competition and to
certify riders in Pony Club,
A through D levels. The ath- j
letic skills required to qualify
as an “A” Pony Club rider
are analogous to those pre- 1
requisite ifor achieving All j
American honors in a college
sport. A majority of the out- j
standing riders in the United
States got their start via the j
Pony Club and several of the
U. S. equestrian representa
tives in the last Olympics
hold “A” Pony Club ratings. |
Lynn received training in
various phases of horseman
ship to include practical work
and theory in dressage, sta
dium jumping and cross
country as well as in the care
and grooming of the horse.
Participants at the clinic
were of both sexes ranging in
age from H to 50 years.
At the end of the clinic a
banquet was held at which
Lynn was named Honor Stu
dent and presented a suitable
award. Also, she was certi
fied as a high “B” rider by
Mr. Walters. Only three of
the 23 participants at this
particular clinic received this
highest rating awarded.
Roots Weave Big Problems
Stanton Harrell, conserva
tion technician, recently ex
amined a solid mass of roots
which had completely clog
ged a 30-foot segment of E.
Horner Hears
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to pay costs.
Daniel Holley, injury to per
sonal property, six months,
suspended upon payment of
$25 fine and costs and $75 in
damages.
David Coston, trespass, six
months.
Willie Percy Moring, assault
on a female, prosecuting wit
ness to pay costs.
Rosa Frances Sutton, non
burglarious breaking and en
tering, not guilty.
Arthur William Privott and
Garfield Briggs, simple affray,
30 days, suspended upon pay
ment of costs.
Rufus Whitaker, trespass, 30
days, suspended upon pay
ment of costs.
AIR CAMP GEAR
If your camping clothes
and sleeping bags were put
away clean but need fresh
ening before you hit the road
this year, fluff them up in
your gas dryer at medium
heat. This will help rid them
of wrinkles and any musty
smell from winter storage.
fuel needs
The average family cook
ing outdoors on a gas grill
will use one or two 20-pound
cylinders of LP gas during
-the summer.
THERE ARE
JOB OPPORTUNITIES
At The
Electric & Water
Department
EDENTON, N. C.
CaU 482-2224
family
NIGHT
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■Ladies, Bring Vour Husbands j
I /fT% YOU GET ONE TOP VALUE I
for EACH ]
POUND he weighs. |
Bring your Boy Friend or Husband and!
111 weigh him at our Edenton Store - We’ll J
«/ j give you FREE one Top Value Stamp for 1
I P°und he weighs - 50... feed him I
UEM You ’ U a FREE CIGAR fori
IflCnU Being a Good Sport.
Guarantees Every Gift 2 Ways |
to 9 P. M., Thurs., Aug. 20th
\fw*B ICEMILK
with each $5 or more food order 1;£
C. Bunch’s tile system. Bunch
and his son, Wayne, had ob
served an area in their field
which was not draining as
thoroughly as it had been
since the tile system was in
stalled in 1986. The area was
too wet to farm this spring.
After digging up the tile line
in several places this was
found where the line crossed
under an old existing tap
ditch. Normal brush and
weedy vegetation was grow
ing on the banks.
The plant roots seeking
moisture in and around the
tile had neatly woven an im
possible mat within the line.
Bunch commented that the
old ditch would soon be filled
up and done away with and
he plans to clean up around
his outlet also.
This should serve as a re
minder to farmers who have
tile lines emptying in wooded
or ravine areas or even in
outlet ditches that are not
maintained properly. All
brush, woody vegetation and
trees should be cut back and
killed that are within 50 feet
of any line.
A strand of copper wire
can be placed in the line or
copper treated tile can be
installed in areas where de
sirable trees are to be left
standing. According to SCS
engineering standards the
copper wire or copper treat
ed tile will keep roots from
entering the lines and should
be considered where lines
outlet into wooded areas.
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HARRELL EXAMINES ROOTS IN PIPE
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Os Edenton
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