Tjwwfoy, October 7, 1971. \ Bowles In Race For Governorship RALEIGH—State Sen. Har giove (Skipper) Bowles on Monday announced as a can didate for (he Democratic nomination for Governor of North Carolina. In a state ment issued from the Sir Walter Hotel, the Greensboro legislator-businessman stated: "I intend to use this cam paign to talk openly and frankly with you about how together we can get North" Carolina moving again. “I don’t have the answers to all our problems—no one does£—but with your help I intend to find the answers and put them to work. "We have developed a pro gram that I’ll talk to you about as the campaign un- 1 folds. It’s a realistic plan aimed at putting more money where it really belongs —in the average man’s pocket. There’s no magic in what I Plan Is Needed To Escape Fire The great majority of the 12,200 lives taken by fires in rural and city homes last year were needlessly lost be cause families toiled to plan and rehearse escape measures, according to the National Fire Protection Association. Melvin E. Howell, Farmers Home Administration county supervisor in' Hertford, urges all families to prepare a home life safety plan and re hearse the plan to make cer tain that everyone, especially children, knows exactly what to do. “The first rule of safety from fire *s to escape,” Mr. ' © Hi How to Be ~ Wiser Learn from others with sad experiences. Sudden deaths • • • families in debt . . . chil dren “.neared for. Plan ahead with Pilot Life to protect your family . . . forever. Thomas J. Jordan 1 Stratford Koad KDENTOK, N. C. Phonon : 800. 48M15.1 Offlre 483-4SSO MIiUUU INSURANCE CO. Notice Os Sale X - Pursuant to a raised bid and upon t request of the owners, the undersigned Will, on October 15, 1971, at 1:00 o’clock P. M., at the courthouse door in Edenton, North Carolina, offer for sale, at public auction, to the highest bidder for cash, the following land in Chowan County, North Carolina, to-wit: That certain lot with the improvements thereon, situate on the East side of South Broad Sreet in the town of Edenton, Cho wan County, North Carolina, which is bounded on the West by South Broad Street, oh the North by Elliott Company, on the East by the Town of Edenton and on the South by the Ed Habit property, said lot fronting 19 feet on Broad Street and extending in depth in Easterly direc tion 100 feet, known as the W. O. Elliott Store and being the premises now occupied by the Cato’s, Inc. This property is sub ject to a lease to Cato's, Inc., which expires January 28, 1973 and the successful bidder will collect all rents due thereon after delivery of deed. The bid will start at $21,050.00. B*‘ i This will be a final sale and if'the bid is accepted by the owners a warranty deed Will be executed to the purchaser. A ten percent cash deposit on the date of sale ; will be required from the successful bidder. P Tms th„ 30th day of September, 1971. PRITCHETT, COOKE & BURCH Attorneys for owners y . P. 0. Box 9 Windsor, N. C. 27983 0ct7,14c SEN. HAKGROVE BOWLES want to do, but it will work and I’m determined to see it through. “It begins with our child ren—their right to a better chance for a better life right here at home—and its bene fits will reach every citizen of our state. “1 want to put. this plan in action as your governor.” Howell says, “get everybody out at the very first sign of fire. But unless you have some thinking and planning, you may not be able to get out safely.” Here are some pointers to help you: 1. Plan for at least two routes to the outside from every room in the house, especially bedrooms. Allow for blocking of stairways and halls by fire. 2. Keeping doors closed will allow extra escape time because closed doors will hold back flame and smoke. 3. For upper floor escape, a window may be your only alternate route. Use any available roof—porch, shed or garage as ways down to safety. If necessary, install a ladder. Located childen in bedrooms with easy rooftop access. 4. Pick an outside as sembly point where the fam ily will meet for “roll call” and be sure everyone under stands that the house must not be re-entered for any purpose. 5. Establish ways to call the fire department from an outside or a neighbor’s phone and 'do this as quickly as the house Is dear of people. Sunday’s Sermon Sermon Topics Rev. E. L. Earnhardt Edenton Methodist Churcn has announced his sermon topics for Sunday. At 11 A. M. the topic will be: “The Center of My Life,” from II Timothy 3:1-4. “A Kind Word For a Hypocrite” will be his topic for the 7:30 o’clock evening service. Miss Holmes Found Experiment In International Living Very Enjoyable (Editor’s Note: Rachael Holmes, a senior at John A. Holmes High School, partici pated in the Experiment in International Living to Lux embourg” during a seven weeks' period this summer. She was given the opportun ity to “test and adapt” to European culture through a month’s homestay in Luxem bourg and a travel period throughout Switzerland). By RACHAEL HOLMES Before my departure, an informal orientation took place in Brattleboro, Vt. Here I met my group leader and the 11 other teenagers from eight states that made up the group. The mornings were spent trying to lose any extra “cultural baggage” through a series of skits, discussions and language drills. After noons were usually free and gave everyone a better chance ■to get to know each other as I Sale Ends Saturday Oct 9th till Sill HUES SUE! I ALL OF THESE MONEY - SAVING VALU ES PLUS MANY MORE AT BELK TYLER! COME EARLY FOR WIDEST CHOICE! I HEN’S CUT SUE! SAVE 33'/3 Shifts* 'l THIS SALE - SB.BB TO $15.88 Large assortment of men’s fall coats and jackets in pop- /iff/ Skf XX £OO C|| hns and corduroys, including short lengths, carcoats and *0 # lUO # # - TIM long styles. All the fall fashion colors. Sizes 38-46. .L 1 Ajr MiMiOt# nw f/ ' • • 100 Per Cent Wool V , • Juniors imd • Many Styles I ______ / tumors ana Missies « Holiday Pastels Included I f/" SAVE $2.12 \ fJfW \ • Sizes iVsiT / I Boy*' Wide Wale Corduroy |C\ J "'JUS*' free ryJifk SAtE! “'“l“’messes $12.88 SB? / [CdF? li-lrl I D: , T, . AD Weathpr # \ * Short Sleeves • Bonded "Orion" ITS rnntc / . \ 3*o * x ."d 7 to 14 • Long Sl-eves | * U "'JP, D ! sale... s Nut just j" v, our “busy b” JF SAY Large Assortment Carcoats 3 V 3 xsrv Bonded “Orion” 4.88-5.88 I A I k \ 51.97 L •3£ ! ? J s \ ■ J \ Now £ k the time to buy and Ip- [/ JL i °UR bestselling l 1 S t_ f sale $4.00 Z VffiF 2 7 'J HS! odors. A 545 VALUE 1 $9.88 I Binding matehee I \«T I ' I Top quality all-wool or woolMWßfipF i WadiaMe “Dacron” and cot coats in tweed* C ai;h * oo v n yion JJ ton poplin. Deep pole trimmed A fit wear ch,°' ld co,ors - mens- JOBM /IcoHar. PUe lined. Sizes 4^7 I 3m m " W6ar CneCkS ° r f* 0 d ch ® ct(s Styled by \ Sate... 'I J \ V J S V. Bonded Knits jMf \|/ Norfficoat J 147 I JI \Ja $21.99 Ion” or acrylic in a large as- m a Wide wale corduroy with rortment of patterns And m 1 deep pile fur collar and lapels, colors, X 1 Full pile lining. 31-inch f\ V J PLENTY OF FREE PARKING AT REAR OF STORE! I | Three Ways To Shop.... Cash-Charge-Lay-A-Way j| THANK YOU FOR SHOPPING BELK TYLER - EDENTON, N. C. J THE CHOWAN HERALD well as other experimenters going to different countries. The climax came on the hot test day of the week when our group took the half of a mile luggage hike carrying everything you planned to take with you. The mailman probably made a fortune that day as some girls even mail ed whole suitcases home. The big day finally came and our motto, “expect the unexpected’’ went into effect from the word go. The plane was held for one girl who lost her passport (which turned up in a phone booth) and a boy who still had too much luggage (70 pounds). One way or the other, we finally took off and landed in Amsterdam seven and one-half hours later. Homestay For one month I spent my homestay with the Poeckes family in Rumelange, a vil lage bordering France in the southern part of the Grand Duchee. ■Since Mr. Poeckes’ job was involved with a construction firm, most of my time was spent with Mrs. Poeckes, Gaby, their 16 year old daughter, or the two dogs, Snoopy and Hokey. As a member of the fam ily, I assumed the job of buying all the groceries which turned out to be a much bigger job than I had anticipated. The usual rounds of going to the butcher's, baker’s, grocer’s and pastry shops gave me a chance to learn how to use the money as well as to attempt to speak French or Luxem bourgeois, the common dia lect of mixed German and French. They also seemed to survive the few American dishes I prepared for them. Since Gaby was also on her vacation, we spent about two weeks in Reisdonf, a village bordering Germany, at their holiday home in the moun tains. Because Germany was a five minute walk away, we visited the ceinetery for un known American soldiers in Wallendorf, and also fished. While in Reisdorf, daily trips were planned to give me the opportunity to see more of Luxembourg. Gaby and I visited the ruins of Vianden and Victor Hugo’s home, the castle and mones tery of Clerveaux, the Gen eral George Patten Memorial and Luxembourg City, capital of the country. There I went through the casemates, un derground military fortifica tions used during the war that have been turned into private wine and beer cellars. Attending the gymnastics show and carnival proved to be a different type of cele bration than in America. One night the whole family at tended an open air festival in the Ardennes Mountains in Wiltjz for a concert on Bach’s music. It was given by Pierre Cochereau of Notre Dame de Paris. One Sunday the Poeckes family competed in skeet during the national shooting competition. It was an all day event and most import ant to each village who was represented by a certain family. The Poeckes family won second place and I was given the honor of awarding the prizes. Another time we went swimming in Esch-sur-Alzette after attending an English class at Gaby’s school and going to the festival in honor of the Grand Duke Jean and the Queen of Holland. I was shocked to see that the boys wore swimming .trunks that looked like the bottoms to girls’ bikinis. Gaby also told me that one only “sunned** at a public pool area to avoid Page 5-B being arrested for indecent exposure. It was a privilege meeting Foni Tissen, the famous Lux embourg artist, who spoke excellent English and gave me a set of paintings of the original stamps of the coun try. I ended my homestay by attending a dinner at the In vitation of the Grand Duke Jean at his hunting lodge. The 12-course meal was pre pared by his personal cook Fa WF) Call J^fcMe! HOKE ROBERSON, JR. SALESMAN HOKE ?£?■ Edenton, N. C. Phone 482-2191

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