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Colonial Funeral Home Staff Expanded
Thomas G. Reid, 20 Strat
ford Road, has joined the
staff of Colonial Funeral
Home, according to an an
nouncement today by Marvin
Barham, manager. Reid was
associated with Williford
Funeral Home here for four
years.
Reid is a licensed mortician
and funeral director.
Reid said he is extremely
pleased to remain in this
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OLD FRIESDS MEET —Chatting briefly before at
tending church services in Montreat on Sunday are Demo
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Elliott Harrell On Soccer Team
ROCKY MOUNT—An Eden
ton student, Rodney Elliott
Harrell, has been selected as
a member of the N. C. Wes
leyan College soccer team,
which opened its season here
September 22, opposing Camp
bell College. Wesleyan team,
the “Bishops,” is coached by
Alvin S. Horne.
Harrell, a returning letter
man playing back position, is
expected to play in Wesley
an’s 11 matches, five of which
are conference games, during
the fall term. N. C. Wesley
an is a member of the Dixie
Intercollegiate Athletic Con-
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owned funeral home. “I
firmly believe local people
will provide greater service
to the community and I am
delighted to join such a fine
staff," Reid added.
Reid is married and the
father of two children. His
wife is a registered nurse and
is on the staff of Chowan
Hospital.
Barham said with the addi
tion of Reid and James Ellis
ference, and a member of the
National Athletic Intercollegi
ate Association, District 29.
Wesleyan, which began its
13th year on September 7,
has adopted a new three
track curriculum which has
been hailed by educators
throughout the Southeast as
a significant advancement in
higher education. The new
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three distinct opiions in
choosing a college program
suited to his individual needs.
Harrell is the son of Mr.
and Mrs. Rodney T. Harrell,
Jr., 300 North Broad Street.
community with a locally
to the Colonial Funeral Home
staff, the establishment has
one of the best qualified
staffs in the entire Albemarle
Area.
In addition to Barham, Reid
and Ellis, those staff members
associated with the funeral
home are: E. N. (Fete) Man
ning, Johnnie Curran, Bill
Harris, Morris Small and John
Belch.
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Proceedings For The Month Os September
Continued from Page 4-B
missioners that the bid from
Simpson Equipment Corpora
tion on truck front loader and
packer at price of $30,166.47
plus tax and 60 containers
price $15,109 plus tax repre
sents the equipment that will
best serve the landfill pro
ject. It was noted that Per
quimans County Board will
meet at a later date to take
action on the equipment for
the landfill project and that
actual purchase of equipment
would have to await the de
cision of the Perquimans
County Board and the review
of all legal aspects concern
ing the equipment by the
joint committee and the at
torneys of Chowan and Per
quimans County. Motion was
made by David T. Bateman,
seconded by C. M. Evans that
the committee be authorised
at their discretion to proceed
with purchase of the equip
ment recommended after all
legal considerations have been
satisfied. Members voting
yes: J. Clarence Leary, C. M.
Evans, David T. Bateman;
no, N. J. George.
C. M. Evans, member of the
landfill committee, 1 reported
on equipment to be used at
the landfill site. It is the
feeling of the committee that
bid submitted by Gregory
Poole Company for caterpil
lar 955-L at price of $34,959
is the equipment best suited
for this purpose. Motion
made by J. Clarence Leary,
seconded by David T. Bate
man that the landfill commit
tee be authorized to proceed
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with purchase of equipment
needed after Perquimans
County Commissioners had
met and made recommenda
tions and after all matters
had been received by the
landfill committee, and the
attorneys from the two coun
ties and the participating
FHA and health agencies.
Members voting yes: J. Clar
ence Leary, C. M. Evans,
David T. Bateman; voting no,
N. J. George.
Upon motion of N. J.
George, seconded by J. Clar
ence Leary and unanimously
carried approving FHA Form
400-1 equal opportunity agree
ment Rev. 2-17-71.
Upon motion of N. J.
George, seconded by C. M.
Evans and unanimously car
ried agreeing to exercise the
Thursday, October 5,1972
authorities granted in Gen
eral Statutes 153-272 through
275. These statutes deal with -
the collection and disposal otrJ
refuse. '
Melvin Howell, FHA county
supervisor, gave a report on
the county water system.
The following reports were
accepted and ordered filed:
Edenton * Chowan Rescue
Squad; Treasurer; Veterans
Service Officer; County Ac
countant; Coroner; Tax Col
lector; Agricultural Extension
Department; Social Services
'Department.
There being no further
business, the meeting ad
journed.
BERTHA B. BUNCH,
Clerk to the Board.
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