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PUBLIC NOTICES ADMINISTRATRIX'S NOTICE INTHEOENERAL COURT OF JUSTICE SUPERIOR COURT DIVISION North Carolina Pamlico County Having qualified at Administratri: Of the Estate of JAMES W. ALFREC of Pamlico County, North Carolina this is to notify all persons having claims against the Estate of Jame W. Alfred to present them to ttv undersigned within six months fron date of the publication of this notici or same will be pleaded in bar of thei recovery. All persons indebted to salt estate, please mpke immediah payment This, the fifteenth day of March 1976. ETHEL J. ALFRED, Administratrix of the Estate of James W. Alfred Box 117, Halls Creek Road Pinedale, Route 1 New Bern, N.C. 28560 Bernard B. Hollowed, Attorney Box 218, Bayboro, N.C. 28515 Mar. 25, April 1, 8 and 15, 1976. ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE IN THE GENERAL COURTOF JUSTICE IN THE SUPERIOR COURT DIVISION North Carolina Pamlico County Having qualified as Administrator of the Estate of MARY W. MIDGETTE of Pamlico County, North Carolina, this is to notify all persons having claims against the Estate of Mary W. Midgette to present them to the undersigned within six months from date of the publication of this notice or same will be pleaded in bar of their recovery. All persons indebted to said estate please make immediate payment. This, the twenty-ninth day of March, 1976. R. Dalton Walker, Administrator of the Estate of Mary W. Midgette Route 1, Box 1&, Aurora, N.C. 27806 Bernard B. Hollowed, Attorney Box 218, Bayboro, N.C. 28515 April 8, 12, 22 and 29, 1976 Merri-ville 4-H Club Met By GABRIEIX JAYNES Merri-ville 4-H Club Reporter The Merri-ville 4-H Club met at Mrs. Robert Williams’ home in Merritt on Thursday March 18,1976. Wesley Williams opened the meeting. Miss Susan Noble, Home Demonstration Agent talked about the fashion show. The meeting adjourned and refreshments were served. JIM'S Watch Repair At The Sign Of TIMEX 416 Broad St. New Bern, N.C. 633-0910 Any Type Watch or Jewelry Repair James W. Roberts Obituaries Sanders Funeral services for Mrs. Blanche Blackwell Sanders, 77, were held Saturday at 2 p.m. with graveside services at Blackwell Cemetery. Prior to the services, the family received friends at Norris Funeral Home in Alliance. She is survived by a brother. Thomas B. Basnight of Clear water, Fla. and a sister, Mrs. Keba Lunsford of New Bern. Butler Funeral services for Neely Davis Butler, Jr., 56, of New Bern were held Thursday at 2 p.m. at Pollock-Lineberry Chapel in New Bern with Dr. Johnny McBride officiating. Burial was in New Bern National Cemetery. He is survived by his widow. Marilyn Roy Butler; two daughters. Mrs. Jack R. Crawford. Jr. of New Bern and Mrs. Sherril Fisher of Chad hour ne; one son, Neely D. Butler, III of New Bern. Creagh, Funeral services for Mrs. Lillie Bell Barrus Creagh, 77, of Pollocksville were held Sunday at 2 p.m at Pollocksville Presbyterian Church with Rev. Charles Elliott officiating. Burial was in Pollocksville Cemetery. She is survived by one laughter, Mrs. Wiley L. Wall of Mewport; two sons, John W. "reagh, Jr. of Pollocksville and Mien Hughes Creagh of Atlanta, 3a.; one sister. Mrs. Raymond ienderson, Sr. of New Bern and 12 grandchildren. New Extension Homemakers Club Formed A new Extension Homemakers Club has been formed in the Alliance area of Pamlico County. Assistance in forming the Club was provided by the Pamlico County Agricultural Extension Service. The club will meet the third Thursday of each month at 1:00 p.m. in the homes of various members. Programs on various phases of homemaking, crafts, gardening, child development and other topics of interests will be presented at Club meetings. Any interested homemaker is invited to join. The only requirement for membership is attendance of a minimum of 3 meetings a year. Call the Pamlico Extension Service at 745 3476 for more information Unemployment Payments Extended RALEIGH — Federal unemployment payments scheduled to terminate in April have been extended at least through July and possibly longer. the Employment Security Commission reported Wednesday. Federal Supplemental Benefits (FSB), scheduled to end April 3, will now be available through July 31. A 13-week in sured average unemployment rate exceeding five percent caused the program to “trigger in” again in North Carolina. The February jobless rate was 6.9 percent, but only unem ployment among workers covered by unemployment in surance determines the availability of the federal payments. A slight seasonal increase in unemployment at the beginning of the year is responsible for the program being extended, said the ESC. Paid with federal funds, supplemental benefits are BRITE'S CLOTHIER Men's Fashion Wear'' Hookerland Shopping Center available to workers still unemployed after exhausting regular and extended state benefits. At mid March about 20,000 workers were filing FSB claims. Because the 13 week unem ployment average was between live and six percent, workers currently eligible for FSB payments will receive only one half their entitlement or the balance of the FSB claim already established, whichever is smaller. Money left in a worker’s claim after payments stop will be held in escrow and will become available if joblessness exceeds six percent. ‘ The insured unemployment rate between now and July will determine if FSB payments will be extended again, said the Commission. A pair of spools tacked close together on the wall will make a broom or tennis rack et holder. « SPRING’S BEST BUYS , - USEB CARS - &> 21976 Kawatak* 400'i. 1975 Ponttev' Lomane 2 dr, red .... 1975 Ford Muetang II 2 dr. blue . .. 1978 Ford Pinto 2 dr. blue. 1975 Butck Century 2 dr. bronze. .. 1975 Ford Gran Torino 2 dr. yellow 1974 Toyota Cettce 2 dr. brown . . . 197* Pontiac Lemene 2 dr. Meek. .. . 1974 AMC Gremlin 2 dr. blue. 1974 Chevrolet Vega 2 dr. green . .. 1974PontiecVenture 4dr.red.... 1974 Toyote Corolla 2 dr. yellow .. 1974 Pontiac LeMene 2 dr. blue . . . 1973 Okh 442 2dr. red..-. . . 1973 Oldi Cud eel 2 dr. maroon. ... 1973 Pontiao Grand Mi 2 dr. white. 1973 Pontiac LrMrnr 2 dr. 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Seeds held over from a year or two years ago will have even greater varia tion in quality, because they’ve been around long er and subjected to mois ture and other elements that can affect germina tion. Your best bet is to buy from a reputable seed dealer; one who sells a lot of seed and knows the The Caswell News Last Tuesday was celebrated as Doctors’ Day throughout the South. It was set aside to honor our doctors and to express our appreciation to them for their works of healing and com passion. Mental retardation is a con dition. not a disease but the doctor is a valuable member of the multidisciplinary team that plans a program to meet the needs of each retarded person. The doctors play a part in diagnosis. A child brought to him may be suffering from a specific disease which causes mental retardation. Another child thought to be mentally retarded may be suffering from a sensory defect such as poor sight or poor hearing. Babies are taken to doctors. It is very important that any defects be detected early so that the child can be helped as much as possible during the developmental period. Often the doctor sees the child before any other professional workers. Here at Caswell a multidisciplinary team works DUt a habilitation program for every resident. Doctors give information about the physical condition of the resident. They prescribe drugs if necessary, rhey teach other staff members ibout diseases that can cause nental retardation. In an institution which serves as a temporary home for twelve hundred residents, people get sick. We have a hospital in which residents are treated by doctors and nurses. Our doctors at Caswell are Frank Badrock, Matt Harper, Nora Hsu, Joseph Katz, Carlos Kios, Mariano Roca and Kamal Salameh. Jack * CARPCiS I’M) TAG sali: UMTEDIMEONDf We'll uesere your MM NOMUMtlM Call 638-6141 Hturileg’s j (Earpetlandi Hwy. 17-H./ Brldfeton, N.cl (Next To R enroll) I OPEN Man.-Sat. t:Hto S:H F(1ITa«:M j, business. This way you're usually better assured that you’re getting a good product, and you might even get some good gar dening advice thrown in free. One of the first things to look for is variety name. Every crop grown in North Carolina gar dens has several differ ent varieties that can be planted. Some are better adapted to the Coastal sPlain, while others may not grow well at all down east but do very well in the Mountain section. Also, North Carolina State University has test ed most varieties that are available and has de termined which tend to be superior among those that are adaptable to the state and its various sections. This information is a vailable at local Agricul tural Extension Service offices, and there is one in every county in the state. Another important thing you need to know about the seeds you plant is germination percentage. All commercial seeds are required to be labeled as to germination. If the package of sweet corn seeds you buy says "80 per cent germination,’’ you can expect eight of every 10 seeds you plant to produce a corn plant. If you get seeds from a neighbor or if you have kept some of your own from last year, you can run your own germination test. Count out seeds and place them between two paper towels. Space the seed out so they aren’t touching. Moisten the towels and put them in a warm place. Keep them moist and warm — about 70 degrees — until the seeds germinate. Count those that germinated and figure the percentage. This count will give you an idea of how many of your seeds to plant in order to get the kind of stand you want in the garden. I As a rule of thumb, 70; per cent (Termination is a bout as low as you ought to go. Anything testing lower than this should be replaced with better! seeds. Can you really afford to cut back on N-P-K? Last year many farmers i felt they had to cut back on fertilizer to save. But instead of saving they lost dearly. 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