tf rew v ; :;".jtered
...t to f t tt.eir craft
v ' r i nie.V ' .'y should
i i o( the bill of sale.
. Tatton, Kxecutive EHrec-
f the N. C. Wildlife Re
s Commission states that
h it is Commission policy.
; ';iw new boat owners to use
1 of sale in lieu of a boat
lotion, certificate and boat
'ror,' boat dealers sometimes
put enough information on
.. bill of ale to bring; within
5 fiCy requirements. H ,'y
Pattern said that a bill f sale
wil be; acceptable .to' i wildlife
r ' -sctors in lieu of a certificate
tf registration for a period of
thirty days if it meets these re-
cuirements: (1) full name and
: ij a i 1 for
:t u 4' .1 to
j on our 'ti'ht
lltere are several advantages
to ibuii.';ri5 up the organic con
tent of soils.
1. On sandy soils crop residues
help control sand from blowing
and Increases the water holding
capacity.
2. It helps hold open heavy
soils so that they do not drown
as readily in wet weather.
3. Organic matter on the sur
face has been shown to Keep
the soil temperature to ten- de
grees cooler in the root zone in
hot weather than the root zone
in same : soil .i with no organic
matter.
4. Organic matter improves the
tilth of tight soils. ,
5. Organic matter also helps
hold ' soil moisture by cutting
down on evaporation from the
surface.
address of' boat dealer; (2) fullM iSCellaiieOUS Shower
r-me and address ot mi ouy- HeW tQr Kr,de.peCt
trj. (3); make of tat; (4) length
in feet; (5) year built; (6) hull,
material; (7) kind of propulsion;
(8) date of purchase; (9) date of
application for official certifi
cate number, and (10) a state
ment subscribed to and sworn to
by both dealer and buyer be
fore a notary public that the information-given,
in the bill of
sale' is true and accurate. t
V '"The 1959 Boating Safety Act,"
Patton said, ' requires that all
boats required to be registered
must be registered and appro
priate numbers displayed, before
it can be operated on the waters
of the State. ' -
. ; "Thtt niYtvicinn trir iiRinff n Mil'
of sale in lieu of a registration OBZHTZR THAN LAST YEAH
certificate is a policy establish-j '" Continued from Pag 1
ed by the Commission for the deposits totaled $1,302,700 as of
convenience of new boat own- J June 15th, not including govern
ors, and boat dealers. A bill of lment funds and inter-bank ac-
Mrs, ; Howard Matthews, Mrs.
Clifton HollowelV and Mrs. Sam
Hourmouzis were, hostesses at a
miscellaneous shower Wednes
day evening, June 14, honoring
Miss Mabel Frances Keel, bride
elect :ai-: :
The social room of the Per
quimans Youth v Center was
beautifully : decorated , with ar
rangements and' mixed flowers.
Party; refreshments were served
from a long table covered with a
cut work linen cloth. Numerous
guests called during the evening
and the honors received many
lovely gifts. , '
SAVINGS OF RESIDENTS '
sale, however, will not be honor
ed unless 4t fulfils the require
ments." ' '"'. " '
counts.
- If they had been included, to
gether with savings accounts,
the grand total on deposit in
SOU. CONSERVATION NOTES ioeaI banks would j have been
During the month of June you' added up to $2,887,200. It was
will notice a lot of smoke rising $2,826,000 in 1958.
in ; different; areas of Perquim-) The Department of Commerce
ans County. . You might wonder finds that the rate of saving in
it is a forest lire. cut you wm the United States last year
find that ft is another field be-'reached a' high of 8.2 percent
ing burned after the small grain' 0f the spendable dollar,' as
is harvested This is discourag-! against 6.9 percent in 1959. 1
ing to see since . most of our j 'ffS..'ql
that.it is possible to return to
! PERSONAL ITEMS
mimmhISI
From California J''-
V
the , soil in our crarotations.
IK is good; 4os,ee fieldsiof amall
grain which has fescue grass or) Mrs., Oscar Feltoa arrived on
Hjspedeza seeded m Hiem as Monday from Anaheim, Califor
tfiese fields ' will not have to be nia, to visit her mother, Mrs. H.
cultivated after the gram is har- C. Howard. ;; Mrs. Howard will
vested.' Where small grain is be
ing followed by soybeans some
farmers are baling the straw and
preparing the land for planting
he beans without burning the
si'ubble which will supply some
organic matter to the soil. Of
course, much more organic mat-
celebrate her 75th birthday soon
and all of her daughters are
planning to be with her at that
time.?"
Visiting In Si. Louis
Mrs. Viola Foster of Durante
Neck is spending some time -in
ter would be added to . the soil if j St Louis, Mo., wi th her son-in-aH
the straw was left on the law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs.
land and the soybeans mulch Ray Ruemker and their family.
r
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Service and Supplies, . , -
FRIDAY, JUNS 21. - HERTFORD: 10-2
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: (Taxaoo Staflon acroH from Post Office)
A- l Used Cars & Trucks
1960 FORD Galaxie 4-door
1959 FORD Fairlane 500 4-door
1956 FORD Custom 2-door .
1955 DODGE Lancer Hardtop
, 1955 CHEVROLET BelAir 4-door
. 1955 CHEVROLET M210w 4-door
1954 BUICK 4-door
1954 PLYMOUTH 2-door
1953 CHEVROLET "210" 2-door
1953 BUICK Hardtop
1957 FORD F100 Pickup
, 1957 FORD F100 Pickup
1957 CHEVROLET Pickup
1951 FORD -Ton Pickup ' "
YOU' NAME THE PRICE!
'52 Ford 2-door
'S3 Buick 4-door .
'52 Buick 2-door
'49 Dodge 2-door
'54 Dodge 4-door v
'S3 Chevrolet 4-door
'S3 Ford 2-door . .
'49 Dodge 2-door
'48 Buick 4-door
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SPECIAL SALE! LARGE 20-GALLON GALVANIZED STEEL
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JOY LIQUID
37c "ffi- 63c
.OXYDOL
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JANE PARKER SPECIAL SALE! GOLDEN, TASTY
TIDE
A 34c -ft. 81c
BLUE CHEER
Fkg. 34c ft. 81c
Dash Detergent
Pkg. 39c ft' 79c
COMET
Cartons 47c
SPIC&SPAN
Pkg. 29c ft; 89c
PALMOljIVE
SOAP h!i 15c
SUPER SUDS
ft. 34c .ft. 81c
AD DETERGENT
fft 33c1 ft. :79c
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WHEAT. BREAD
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