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MORE AID FOR HOSPITAL —David Parks, left, represented employees of Chris-
Craft Corporation here last week in presenting a check from their employee fund
to Thomas M. Surratt, to purchase a piece of equipment for the intensive care seetion of
the new Chowan Hospital. Mrs. Barbara Cale, director of nurses, is shown with them.
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THE CHOWAN HERALD
Letters To Editor
Our town of Edenton is
entered in the Governor’s
Years cf Beauty Contest. A
money prize is awarded to
the winner.
If you, the citizens of
Edenton, will help, Edenton
could be recognized as the
moSt beautiful town in the
state. Please clean up your
property and help clean up
public property by not litter
ing.
If you will do this, you
will help Edenton on its way
to winning the contest.
The members of the 4 Leaf
Clover 4-H Club have passed
out leaflets to every home in
Westcver and Morgan Park
asking every property owner
to clean up around their
premises.
MARY HELEN DAI!;,’ '
President 4 Leaf Clover
4-H Club.
An end to cancer is every
one’s dream. Make it come true.
Support the American Cancer
Society. Fight cancer with a
checkup and a check.
Edenton, North Carolina, Thursday, October 8, 1970
Board’s Sequence Hit 164 Last Call
William S. Elliott, chair
man of Local Draft Board 21,
announced today that Ran
dom Sequence No. 164 is the
highest lottery number reach
ed by the local board so far
this year.
Elliott also said that the
local board’s draft calls for
the remainder of 1970 probab
ly can be filled without go
ing beyond No. 164, but this
will not definitely be known
until sometime in November
when the local board’s induc
tion call for December is re
ceived from state headquar
ters.
The local board spokesman
also said that in compliance _
with the recently announced
White House executive order,
all registrants of Local Board
No. 21 who are in Class 1-A
or Class I-A-O on December
31, and who hold a lottery
number equal to or lower
than the highest number
reached by the board during
1970, but who, for any rea
son, are not issued orders to
report for induction prior to
December 31, 1970, will be
carried over for induction
during the first three months
of 1971.
These registrants will be in.
ducted before the registrants
who otherwise would be first
, eligible for induction in 1971,
such as registrants in Class
1-A and Class I-A-O who be
; come 19 during 1970 and reg
; istrants in Class 1-A and Class
1-A-O who have reached age
, 20, but not age 26, whose de
ferments have expired.
; Elliott also stated that the
( presidential executive order
Part-time
service.
Full-time
readiness.
The U.S. Army Reserve.
provides that registrants who
hold lottery numbers above
the highest lottery, number
reached by Local Board No.
21 during 1970, and who are
classified 1-A or 1-A-O on
December 31 will be placed
in a lower draft priority
group for 197 r.
With respect to those reg
istrants whose vulnerability
is extended into the first
three months of 1971, Elliott,
further announced that the
local board will attempt to
notify each registrant of his
vulnerability just as soon as
possible.
Elliott also stated the board
Tyfer
THIS SUNDAY... DEDICATION & OPEN HOUSE AT
CHOWAN COUNTY HOSPITAL
■ PLAN TO ATTEND!
|" s * fifths Our Store Is Pleased
'1 f * * * * * ' To Have Supplied and
i I I State Pl-irJ**’ Installed the WINDOW
IS and CUSTOM
BIS8 IS for All the
re, of This Fine
icility!
the bid for the shades and
lessor this new hospital,
lid against several other
iers. After making a fair
r merchandise, Belk Tyler
save the taxpayers of Cho
-1,000 higher for merchan
facility and we wanted
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i has not yet had an opportun
. ity to study the ccuhpletc text
■ of the presidential executive
order, or other directives
from Selective Service na
tional headquarters concern
ing the lottery, but just as
soon as .the study has been
completed, the local board
will make every effort to in
. form the public of the perti
t nent facts involved.
“We are very anxious,” he
• continued, “to make certain
1 that the policies and direc
> tives are correctly interpret
' ed before making any further
announcements concerning the
l policy revisions.”
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