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County, ASCS Office Farmers who want to signup for the 1974 wheat, feed grain or cottoo programs wiUbeahle to d® tt by year, according to W. T. Reece, state executive director for the Agricultural Stabilisation and Conservation Service, in the past, farmers had to go to the county ASCS office to sign “P in person, sometimes facing long lines. Rid weather often invented farmers ,from etting to the county office and 'consequently, signup sometimes had to be extended. Another new feature this ytear, Reece Said, is that signup /will be combined with certification. “The procedure is very simple,” he said. Farmers wishing to participate in a program should call, write, or visit the county office as soon as possible after planting, for signup and certification. After filling out and signing, the forms, the farmer leaves them at the county offfice or mails them in as he prefers. "It’s as simple Mrs. Hassell Taken In Death Mrs. Clara J. Hassell, wife of James Hassell, 412 North Granville Street, died February 9 in Chowan Hospital. She was 69. Funeral services were held February 13 in Kadesh AME Zion Methodist Church with Rev. S. L. Brown officiating. Burial was in Vine Oak Cemetery. In addition to her husband, surviving is a daugher, Mrs. Rosalie Nowell of Portsmouth, Va.; eight grandchildren and two great grandchildren. She was a member of Kadesh Churclr. a member of the Household of Ruth Lodge of |which she was past district president, the Dress-A Club and -Stewardess Board No. 1. Rowson Funeral Home was in change of arrangements. .‘V' j| I H . mm - l K ir > ; * - RH* * ' . j i/ x t ifj | .<■ ' j AUCTION SALE • • . f' > - v\.- PROCEEDS PERQUIMANSCOUNTY HEART FUND ‘ * 1,1 t.* • - .. ' Date: March 2—lo A. M.—Until Location: Perquimans County Horse & Pony Club ITEMS ★ Lilliston Rolling Cultivator ★ 4 John Deere Planters ★ John Blue Liquid Fertilizer Pump ★ Platform Fairbanks Scales ★ 5Ft Side Mower ★ Chain Saw ★ 5Ft 3-Point Blade ★ Ford 3-Point SFI Rotary Mower ★ Luggage Rack ★ Case of Oil ★ 1955 GMC Pick-up Automatic ★ 1966 Chevrolet 4-Door Hardtop ★ 1967, Plymouth 4-Door Air Conditioner ★ 1961 Chevrolet Wagon k John Blue High Boy Sprayer ★ Dirt Scoop ★ 10 Ft Tailgate Auger and Motor ★ Bottom Plows ★ John Blue Duster . ★ Bicycles ★ Row Markers ★So ramA,lger ★Paint a TUT • a I X' IvlUnnu IMUIOfI AW Aft r i?ao.l XsvvvSiJvl ICg k New Clothing a pa. - K£11964 Ford %-flonr Qnnrfo g rf i n r . MAW OTKMITWU TOO MUKMOOI TO LIST ■iruiiwm wnx m «oto HMtHJ WINSLOW a as that,** Reece said. Signup begins with certification, that is, when the farmer certifies the acreages of crops he has planted. The final date' for signup will be determined by the State committee and will be anpnunrql later. Participation in the three commodity programs has been simplified too, Reece said. There are no set-aside reipiiigments, no restrictions on planting for the 1974 crop, and Up conserving base requirements through the next four cfop years, the duration of the Agriculture and Consumer Protection Act of 1975, he said. This means that under the 1974 program, farmers will be able to plant as many acres as They want of any crop except tobacco, peanuts and extra' long staple (ELS) cotton, which are still under marketing quotas. Farmers who sign up will be eligible for program payments should payments be required. Under the 1973 Act farmers are guaranteed a “target price.” For com it is $1.38 a bushel, for wheat, $2.05 a bushel, and $.38 a pound for cotton. If the average price for these commodities fall below the target price, the producer receives the difference between the target price and the 5-month average price received by all farmers for wheat and feed grains and 12-month average price for cotton. Chemical Companies To Continue Growth The basic chemical indus try will continue its capital spending boom in 1974, ac cording to a recent survey conducted by Chemical & Engineering News, weekly newsmagazine of the Amer ican Chemical Society. The survey predicts short ages of energy and other basic materials will not af fect the chemical industry until after 1974. Section C # Hk j, A I gHk GEN. DANIEL K. EDWARDS N-G Officers Promoted RALEIGH—Two senior National Guard Officers were honored in special ceremonies at the N. C. National Guard Center last Wednesday. Maj. Gen. Daniel K. Edwards of Durham received a Special Certificate of Appreciation from the Office of the Army Chief of Staff, and Col. William E. Ingram of Elizabeth City was promoted to brigadier general. This announcement was made by John J. Tolson, 111, Secretary of the Deaprtment of Military and Veterans Affairs. Gen. Edwards, who was cited for his work with the Army Reserve Forces Policy Committee by the Army Chief of Staff, was presented his certificate by Major General William ~H. Blakefield, Commander of Army Readiness Region Three, Ft. Meade, Md. Gen. Edwards is a native of Durham where he now resides with his wife. He is a former mayor of the city and belongs to several civic, legal and veterans organizations. He is senior partner in the law firm of Edwards and Manson. Gen. Ingram, a native of Richmond. Va., was graduated form Elizabeth City High School in 1939 and from The Citadel in Charleston, S. C., in 1943. He is a former mayor of Elizabeth City, where he now resides with his wife. He is the president of an oil distributorship. After graduation from the Citadel, Gen. Ingram was coatMissiened a ''secohd lieutenant in the Army in 1943. A year later he was sent to the European Theater of Edenton, North Carolina Thursday, February 28,1874 GEN. WII.I.IAM E. INGRAM Operations for duty. He received the Silver Star, Combat Infantryman Badge and European-African-Middle Eastern Campaign Ribbon for his service during World War 11. Following release from active duty in August, 1946, Gen. Ingram became a member of the Officer Reserve Corps. He was appointed a captain in the N. C. National Guard in April, 1947, and served as commanding officer of the Service Company, 119th Infantry in Elizabeth City. During subsequent years he served as a battalion commander, operations and training officer, Chief of Staff of the 30th Infantry Division, Commander of the First Brigade. 30th Division and Commanding Officer of the 139th Support Center (Rear Area Operations). He was promoted to the rank of colonel in October, i 960. Gen. Ingram has attended various Army service schools, including Command and Gen eral Staff College at Ft. Leavenworth. Kan. Day Os Prayer Program Is Sat Church Women United in Edenton will celebrate World Day of Prayer Friday at 4 P.M. at St. Paul’s Episcopal Church. Church Women United in thousands of locit eomtilOhitiel, ‘ in every state, will unite in prayers for “peace building” with women in 168 lands on this 88th World Day of Prayer. The story of World Day of Prayer bean in 1887 with a samll group of women who firmly believed that the mission work for which they were responsible needed their support in prayer as much as in giving. Today, this annual event on the first Friday of March has developed into a truly ecumenical and interenational celebration and is significant in that its roots are based in thousands of local communities. World Day of Prayer in the U. S. is the most widely observed ecumenical celebration sponsored, by Church Women United, Protestant, Orthodox and Roman Catholic women this year will mobilize around their intention to be “builders of peace” by channeling their energies into effective acts of reconciliation in their local communities. "A h . fellow who never met e taut he didn’t hike.” Armco Corrugated Steel Pipe For Irrigation/Drainage ITS EASY TO IN STALL STRONG . . . Use* include road cul verts, ditch cross-overs, stock water supply Sines and turnouts. Durable zinc-coated Armco Corru gated Steel Pipe is avail able in diameters 6 to 06 inches. We maintain stock for your needs. Call us for prices— ' v SSSStT" , MMicrete I vomDanye Inc WMMOi N. C * I Hum 794-3110 r otto, .. 2 „ P jXNMTOM, m. c. Heart Attacks Can Be Avoided A heart attack is often described as “sudden.” Yet, there are no sudden heart attacks—only those that seem to happen suddenly. A stroke is referred to medically as a “cere brovascular accident.” It’s not an accident in human terms. Underlying causes build over the years. Both have their roots in basic fisk factors; high blood pressure, high blood cholesterol and excess cigarett smoking. Others include heredity, a lack of exercise, a diet high in saturated fats and cholesterol, and obesity. “Some risk factors can be avoided by an alteration of lifestyle,” says Gil Johnson president of Chowan County Heart Association. “Others can be minimized by an awareness of than. But equally important, we should know and heed the early warning signs that often precede a heart attack or stroke.” Johnson, listed the warning signs, published in literature and other material supplied as a result of Heart Fund contributions. They are: Heart attack: Prolonged, oppressive pain or unusual discomfort in the center of the chest, behind the breastbone; pain may radiate to the shoulder, arm, neck or jaw; pain or discomfort is often accompanied by sweating; nausea, vomiting and shortness of breath. Sometimes these symptoms subside ana men return. Stroke: Sudden temporary weakness or numbness of the face, arm or leg; temporary difficulty or loss of speech, or Rftfirtd Teachers Ir Area To Meet The Albemarle Area Teachers’ meeting will be held in Edenton March 6, at 1:45 P.M. in the O. L. Holley Housing Development Center. The Holley Acres Center is located on Blades Street, east of D. F. Walker School. The agenda will consist of devotion, a program and a business session. The main speaker will be W. J. P. Earnhardt, Jr. of Edenton. All retired educators are urged to attend this meeting. The president is Mrs. Eugene Sharber of Elizabeth City. gHI-lAY SPEtTACULAI Ist PRIZE—(To bo drawn 8/2/74 at noon). 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" ' i 45 WAYS TO PAY * 1029 North Brood Stroot Across From Novthsido Shopping Confer JMay tWouoh Friday r ~* — l ph, n> “* »■*** MwA.M.tsipOF.M. MAIUWMI -Nnkn, H. C -i i—i i- ——— A - Section C trouble understanding speech; temporary dimness or loss of vision, particularly in one eye; an episode of double vision; unexplained dizziness or unsteadiness; changes in personality, personality, mental ability, or the pattern of headaches. “As the warning signs indicate,”, Johnson says, “a heart attack is never sudden, stroke is never an accident. By being aware of these warning signs, and by seeking immediate medical help when they occur, you literally can save your own life.” Heart disease claims over a million lives each year. The goal of the American Heart Association is to save your heart, Johnson adds. “When Heart volunteers call at your home during February— American Heart Month—they’ll give you information on the warning signs of heart attack and stroke. Give generously to the Heart Fund.” LET US ADD SOME REGAL COLOR TO YOUR UFEI E PORTRAIT REGAL COLOR! S 1 No™ handling or I ■nr I hi “*" Limited Offer • One Per Subject. One Per Family • Additional Members, $2.47 Each • Groups Photographed at SI.OO Per Additional Subject Portraits will be delivered within three weeks. , ' « t You may select from a finished package. -J (iraagfi) Days Thursday & Saturday March 7 A 9 7 .^^^9H99A^ v Studio Hours 10 A. M. - 5 P. M. 3 BIG DAYS Stevens Announces Candidacy State Rep. William E. Stevens ot Lenoir Monday announced his candidacy for the U. S. Senate at press conferences held in Raleigh, Charlotte and Asheville. The 52-year-old Republican businessman also announced his resignation from the General Assembly, effective immediately. ! Stevens tendered his resignation on Monday morning to the Speaker of the House, James Ramsey. “I have found just this week,” said Stevens, “in wrestling with the decision of whether to run for the U. S. 4| 'A 3 * Jf/j |g^ SERVICE CAR CARE VALUE LUBE AND OIL CHANGE • Transmission and differential SAM Mu nComplete chassis lubrication • Price includes up to j qts of oil, and all labor • By appointment only FOR MAXIMUM TIRE MILEAGE FRONT-END ALIGNMENT any u.s. car plus parts IF NEEDED. ADD $3.00 FOR m m m air conditioned cars. B U • Complete front end inspection • Camber, caster, and toe-in set by JB precision equipment FUEL SAVER FULL ENGINE TUNE-UP Includes VW's, Toyotas, Dat- K sun • NEW Plugs, Points, Con- K ” denser • Set dwell, choke ■K 6 cyl. U.S. auto Time engine - Balance carb. add $4 for 8 cyl. Add $2 for • Test starting, charging, com air-cond. cars. pression, acceleration DRUM TYPE - 4 WHEELS ■KlUff nri Mir ° ur »P ecialis, » install, adjust brake KHBBIi KM |H| linings all 4 wheels - inspect Mstr MMEBMb INMH Cyl., hoses - remove, clean, inspect, JC repack front wheel bearings ft add fluid. IF NEEDED. BM m Wheel crls. SS.SO ea. - Drums hinted S 3 00 ea. - Front frease ■ mW seals $4.75 pr. - Return sprints 1 I J .... _ . SI.OO an. aitra cost. Includes VW's, Toyotas, Datsun. “FORD-CHEVY-PLYMOUTH” QIIAUTYMUFFLER S|AVT MUFFLERS FOR a OTHER MODS. CARS ■■■ SLIGHTLY HIGHER 1 •ddS&OOfbr Installation. Senate or not, that I could not serve two masters at one tune. It made me realized that I would not be a good legislator while campaigning for the U. S. Sentate”. In announcing as a candidate, Stevens said: “Today, America is beset with some of the most perplexing problems this country has ever faced in peacetime. In my opinion, some of the most serious ills besetting America today are primarily economic ills, fhey are problems that require level headed businesslike solutions”. Stevens is executive vice president of Broyhill Industries, one of the leading producers of furniture in the United States, with employment of over 6,000. He has also served as president of the N. C. Citizens Association, a statewide organization of businessmen dedicated to sound fiscal policies in government. Stevens started his campaign by saying, “A Republican running for statewide office in North Carolina needs a lot of help—help from his own party and help from Democrats, even in the primary.”
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