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DECISIONS? ... In
Washington, Congress and
the president are sparring
over how to put together a
federal budget. No one
wants to make the hard
decisions that seemingly are
required, and reports hit the
papers last week that even
the negotiations had broken
down.
In turn, the president
announced he was going
over the heads of the
Congress (where even some
of his Republican stalwarts
are balking at his proposed
budget).
The president has decided
to take his case to the
people.
Unfortunately, the
president seems instead to
be trying to obscure his
budgetary and deficit
troubles by introducing
proposals for constitutional
amendments on school
prayer and a balanced
federal budget. He also
announced his renewed
support for an anti-busing
bill sponsored by Sen. Jesse
Helms.
The Argentine Junta has
been accused of invading
the Falkland Islands as a
diversion for the populace
from their woesome
economic problems.
For President Reagan to
initate discussions over a
balanced budget amend
ment, at a time when he is
proposing record federal
deficits, hints broadly at
diversion. Reagan op
ponents in the Democratic
Party are scratching their
heads wondering if
Reagan’s tactic will work.
On the other hand, in
Raleigh, hard decisions are
being made.
Gov. Jim Hunt announced
last Friday that he would
not present the proposed
S3OO-million water and
sewer bond referendum to
the voters in the June 29
primary vote.
There must have been
some disappointment for the
governor in making the
decision since he had lobbied
hard for the bond issue in
the winter session of the
General Assembly. And the
legislators had responded,
authorizing him to set the
referendum date at his
degression.
In announcing his decision
not to place the bonds on the
ballot in June, Hunt ex
plained that “bond issues
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normal times as possible
and clearly, these are not
normal times.”
But Hunt spokesman Gary
Pearce was more sucinct.
“The people are likely to say
no at this time,” Pearce
said. „
“People are just real
nervous right now with the
economy like it is...the
budget in Washington and
the interest rates. There is a
feeling that the bottom
might drop out-that they
may lose their job
tomorrow,” Pearce said.
According to Hunt, a
negative vote on the water
and sewer bonds might be
disastrous. “We have to
have the bond issue,” he
said,“(because) there are
149 municipalities in North
Carolina who can not add a
new industry or even a new
home (because of sewer and
water liabilites).
Pearce said the governor
is deeping his options open
for inserting the referendum
onto the ballot in the
November general election.
ANOTHER...Look for
another hard dicision soon,
this time from the governor
and the Legislature. The
legislators must find ap
proximately sllO-miUion in
funding to continue the 5 per
cent pay raise for teachers
and other state employees
granted last year.
Gov. Hunt will probably
recommend a freeze on the
merit increases for state
employees and the teacher
salary steps, thus allowing a
continuance of the 5 per cent
increase for everybody and
avoiding any mass layoffs.
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poem one . Stop after a
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TO SIP A RELAXING Ctif OF
MOT TEA AMP plan your.
Pinker menu, alternating
ENERGY LEVELS is A PROVEN
RE- ENERGIZER /
Seen In The Chowan Herald Yellow Paaes
Seen in The Files
of The Chowan Herald
1942 • 40 Years Ago
Mr. and Mrs. E.L.
Hollowell received a
cablegram on Mother’s Day
from tbeir son, E.L.
Hollowell, Jr., to the effect
that he had arrived safely in
Australia and was feeling
fine.
Chowan County
Democrats elected W.D.
Pruden as chairma? of the
County Executive Com
mittee, succeeding B.W.
Evans.
Miss Mary White was the
first student to receive a
diploma by mail from
Marjorie Webster School in
Washington, D.C.
Gas rationing went'-into
effect. Only 33 gallons were
allowed until July.
Youth Day
Sunday will be Youth Day
at the Edenton Church of
God in Christ. Hie speaker.
will be Elder Jerald Perry,
of Community Temple
Church of God in Christ.
At 7:30 P.M. the youth of
the church will present “I
Feel Like Singing.”
Everyone is invited to at
tend.
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commercial - residential
farms I
NEW LISTINGS I
SNUG HARBOR—Furnished mobile home on a well I
landscaped lot. Large workshop, Room addition, and I
deck $15,000 I
HICKORY LANE Spacious \Vz story home with 3 I
or 4BR option, family room with fireplace, livingroom, §
dining area, kitchen with built - in appliances, I
recreation room, 4 Baths, utility room, 2 car garage, I
heat pumps. 9% per cent assumable loan. I
WATERFRONT Two story home with 3 BR, 1% I
baths, livingroom, dining room, kitchen, large family I
room with fireplace, Florida room, workshop, out- j
buildings, bulkheaded with pier, paved
driveway $89,000.
INCOME PRODUCING Start your investment I
portfolio with this duplex apt. .good location $16,000 I
income producing ItovESTMENfI' Excellent 1 I
rental property, brick duplex with 3BR apartments. I
Good location. Great price. <26.600
Large MOBILE HOME LOT Just outside city I
limits, owner financing at 12 percent APR. I
WATERFRONT Elegant home in a spectacular I
setting on the Albemarle Sound, featuring: foyer, great I
room, 3or 4 bedrooms, Florida room, 2 full baths and 2 I
half baths. Plus 3 bdrm. guest house. 1.1 acres with I
sandy beach. 12 per cent owner financing. 1
COMMERCIAL BUILDING —On 2.6 acres with 365’ I
of highway frontage -12 per cent owner finan- I
cing $65,000 I
APARTMENT HOUSE - For Sale $38,000 |
COMMERCIAL BUILDING Highway frontage on I
2-8 acres $39,500. I
DUPLEX APTS. - SOLD 12 per cent owner I
i financing $29,000 |
HISTORIC DISTRICT - Charming 4BR home with 2 I
| full baths, eat-in kitchen, formal dining room. LR, den, I
| and utility room. Beautiful yard. Price reduced to I
| $52,000.
CAPE COLONY Charming 2 bedroom home, lVfe I
j baths, eat-in kitchen, LR, Florida rm, carport, large I
j utility rm. Beautiful, wooded setting. Many extra I
I features $39,000 |
I ARROWHEAD BEACH —On the canal, nice 2 bdrm. |
' home with option to buy additional lot. 9 per cent I
assumption $35,500. 1
CAPE COLONY Unique, custom built home on I
dbl. lot, 3 bdrm, 2Vz bath, rec. rm., LR, cathedral 1
ceiling - balconies - decks, fireplace, 2 bay carport, I
workshop, beach and much more $60,000 I
MOBILE HOME i 974 DouDle-wide. 3 bdrm. 2 1
baths. Excellent condition Reduced to SII,BOO I
WATERFRONT -’~* r\ on Chowan River with I
septic tank, county N\)W lectricity. 12 per cent I
owner financing Negotiable I
CHOW AN BEACH —lO n R mobile home. Nice §
shaded lot, beach act cf\\V) er financing 12 per I
cent) OV Make an offer I
WATERFRONT HOME - Arrowhead Beach - 3 I
bedroom home, 2 baths, LR with fireplace, kit., DR, 1
utility rm, 1 car garage on beautiful extra large lot. J
Bulkheading and pier with spectacular view of the I
Chowan River (Owner financing at 12 per cent). |
Reduced to $48,000. I
IN TOWN
beautiful lot. 3 BR,pQW tchen, bath utility rm, I
hardwood floors. _„uent condition. 7% assump- I
tion .... $37,500 I
VALHALLA Owner Must Sell Now! Eight year 1
old spacious country home with over 1750 sq. ft. in- §
eluding 3 bdrms., LR, DR, kit., lVfc baths, utility room 1
and studio. Situated on two acres north of I
Edenton Price Reduced $34,9U0. §
NEAR COUNTRY CLUB On A tool Lane. Log I
cabin, rustic and beautiful, built for many years of 1
maintenance free living. 2 bedrooms, great room with |
fireplace situated on 5 acre wooded lot. |
162 ACRES with Urge lake, timber and cleared land.
Excellent for development. Negotiable. 12 per cent I
owner financing. 1
Waterfront Lots - Snug Harbor and Arrowhead. I
Other Lots and Acreage For Bale.> _ J
THE CHOWAN HERALD
The Edenton High School
Band presented a concert on
the Court House Green. C.L.
McCullers was the band’s
director. Members of the
band were: Mary Ayers,
Norma Perry, Janie Mit
cbener, Julia Burton,
Charlotte Bunch, Ben Wood,
Billie Brunson, Rodney
Harrell, Sonny Stillman,
Scott Harrell, David Lee
Ward, Hurley Ward, Mary
MacDonald Holmes, Seigle
Hoffler, Nell Perry,
Jacqueline Layton, Beverly
Moore, Josephine M(lls,
Josie White, Millard Ward,
Mary Griffin, Albert
Holmes, Gurnie Hobbs,
Clarence Leary, Lester
Stewart, Tommie Cross,
Carolyn Elliott, Johnnie
Thigpen, Lloyd Griffin,
Hazel Cobb, Faye Parker,
Mary Gray Byrum, Dick
Dixon, Calvin Mills, Shelton
Moore, Jacqueline Letcher,
Margaret Griffin, Delorene
Phthistic, Ruth Byrum,
Maurice Bunch, Lin wood’
Ward, Gordon Huffins,
Jimmie Earnhardt, West
Byrum, George Alma
Bynun, Dee Skiles, Jimmie
Weathers, George Wood,
Teddy Lupton, Billie White,
Ray Spruill, Gene Warren
Spruill, Melvin Ashley,
Mary Dail Spry, Ellie M.
Crummey, Ernest White,
Jack Babb, Alice Babb,
Charles Lee Overman,
Hazel Boswell, Ben
Basnight and Shirley
Norris.
1952 - 30 Years Ago
A portrait of Julien Wood
was presented to the Bank of
Edenton. The portrait was
unveiled by Thomas B.
Wood, Jr., and Sara Kemp
Wood, grandchildren of Mr.
Wood. The portrait was
accepted on behalf of the
bank by W.H. Gardner.
Raymond Layton, son of
Mr. and Mrs. John T.
Layton arrived home from
Korea. Young Layton who
was in the U.S. Army had
been overseas for two years.
Penelope Barker House
gradually reached its new
site.
Miss Marietta Perry was
chosen Queen of Chowan
County Potato Festival.
Miss Mary Ann Elliott
I PRICE JUST REDUCED! I
MYhis beautiful house, set among I
living room and dining room I
eluded, in dividual room I
I (ii rdcu Hotfci *55,000 I
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EDENTON, N.C. 27932 HOME 482357?
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||nEW LISTING: 100’ x 200’ WOODED LOT IN MORGAN PARK I
| 1 Paved Street, curb & gutter, city water & sewage, beautiful area. I
II $11,995 ||
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I i INVESTMENT PROPERTY: 2-APT. HOUSE COftMlfll
I|M Curt Straat; 2 wH. wHh 4 raanw ana a baNi m aadi ap».j at X 11. ■ H H.; j/UUUU t I
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I 8 Acres Off Paradise Road Between I
I Dillard Ave. And Radio Station WCDJ I
j I Excellent open Held tor development into needed house or mobile home park. Immediate I
i" ’32,000 I
I I On the Albemarle Sound st fhnwnn GaU & Country Club. . .home building lot, already!
I ■ bulkheaded and landscaped. ’40,000
I I On the Albemarle Sound at Chowan Golf & Country Club. . .home building lot among the pine*, I
■already bulkheaded and weU cleared. tIA AAA I
*42,000
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I I 2 LOTS IN CAPE COLONY I I
I 1 i Two ,ots si de-by-side... must be sold together. One lot 75.9’ x 175. f and \ 1
II x lh<> oth< ‘ r lot NI B x ,so ’• Located just behind lota and houaea facing y I
I I ffl Montpelier Drive on Whiteoak Drive. ® I
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I IN CAPE COLONY ... 252 Coral
I m Lane (across railroad at Mont- i J | 1
I I pelier Drive, turn right, about half I j I1) 1
I I way block on right) 24’ x 50’ *' 1 j f If 1
double-wide, unfurnished,
l J beautifully situated in the middle ‘ s » ij|f ’ j
1 I of 3 lots (total 150’ x 160’). Central
I I electric heat and air condition, 3 M §
’ < bedrooms and 2 baths, living 9 - *“ ~
I I room, kitchen, and dining ■&£££££&• -
II area also small storage shed, 10 . |
| I year financing available from ‘ 1
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was the first place winner in
the N.S. D.A.R. Contest.
1962- 26 Yeaks Ago.
Herbert Hollowed was
elected President by the
Edenton Lions.
Jerry McGee secured the
position as head football
coach suceeding Wiliam D.
Billings.
Bruce F. Jones of
Albemarle Motor Company
was named as one of the top
winners in a National Ford
Division Sales compaign.
Mrs. J.D. Elliott was
installed ias president of the :
16th District of Women’s
Club
CHICKEN MANURE
For Sale—Bag or bulk. Will consider
delivery. Call Emmett Winborne - 221-
4204.
1972 - 19 Years Ago
Belinda Byrum, Marth
Rogerson, Jane* Harrell,
Lou Ann Bunch, and
Beechye Lou Ward
represented Chowan County
in the district talent show.
Ralph Nixon, Bill Bunch,
Jerry Castelloe and Glenn
Rogerson were selected to
attend Boy’s State.
Danny Waff, a
Distributive Education
student received the D.E.
Student of the Year.
Renee Huanicutt was the
recipient of the annual
Bonnie Flanagan Sports
manship Award.
Thursday, May 13.1982
Hoke Roberson,
Kenneth Worrell
and
Joe Holley
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