T rrXQUE'.tANS WEEKLY, EESTTCr, CATtLTA, FRIDAY, AFEIL 8, IOCS.
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ef
nnnea pra
" stall ! .
en oa the
i iina tlea
i. It is e
- of natters f
i major Import-
ok. of full cal-
introductions,
r's first 35-bill
v and the first
uhis is the pro
Uude last ses
s of more than
-). While the
rough a rather
: of few land
e devoted most
k- a running debate
license ; suspension
" urn if to commit-
-.r Vehicles").'
f.'e to busier times
I, t:.e Senate tighten
s on e pair of time
ceremonials, ,exten
'es and designa
...iary pages. An-
2 Now
zrA School
Carolina College educa
v 336 of . them, are
uching in schools of 24
"arolina-counties luring
nt school term.'
- .ce of Dr. Thomas A.
, director of student
. has' announced names
idynts and the schools
; ihey are? teaching.
ident Teacher program
I of the regular course
ction for ECC students
j 1 preparing themselves
i. The students conduct
i classes in the respective
under the' direction of
rs. - Wi?-"5;
- Pace tof Durham",' is
j home economics at Per
s County High School.
other impending curb -on a "pe
rennial end-of-season irritant is
under consideration, a proposal
tb impose, a workable May I
deadline on introduction of local
bills (see "Local Government").
At week's end the lawmakers
decamped . in droves for the
beckoning charms of Wilming
ton's Azalea Festival, leaving
behind them omens of a lively
week ahead. ; Calendars will in
clude such item's of contention as
Sea . White's mandatory death
sentence bill ,and, possibly, the
omnibus electric utility measure,
reported favorably . in both
houses today and referred to the.
Finance Committees. Neitt Tues
day will be an.? exceptionally
heavy day for major committee,
hearings, with meetings on tap
covering the court -reform pro
gram, the 2-year , medical ehoor
proposal for EasterW!t;araiinav
College launched this week'tSB
176), and the twtgina N. C. State
name-change bill. Slated - for
Wednesday is a hearing on the
bill to tighten driver, licensing
requirements for over-65 drivers
(HB 236).- . 1
Appropriations And Finance
New appropriations bills were
floated in numbers this weak.
The new introductions include
proposals for a $1 million sup
plemental appropriation to fi
nance the court reform program
(SB 169): another million dollar
proposal, for : , state aid in the
construction of community hos
pitals and health; centers (SB
162. HB 360): a half million apT
propriation to. buy ), up "land in
the State Capitol area (SB 155,
HB 364): a $270,000 appropria
tion for a new technical instil
tute in Duplin County (SB 175,
HB 391): a $350,000. pperati
fund; end A toD$ngertfc$i.j
hoa capital fund aor the pro
posed 2-year medical . school . at
Eastern Carolina . (SB 176); a
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answers to the many questions
received by the VA from former
servicemen and their families: .
Q. How much VA pension
would the widow of a Navy re
tired man be eligible for? .. Will
such pension be counted as an
nual income up - to the $3,000
limit? .
A. The amount of monthly
VA pension depends on the wi
dow's income level and whether
there are any children. - If no
children, a' widow : with an in-
Come of $600 or less" would re
ceive $64 monthly; with income
between $600 and $1,200, $48
monthly ; and $27 when the -in.
come ? is , between $1,200 - and
SL800. If the widow has one
child and fln income of "less than;
$1,000, she ' receives $80 jpet
tnpnth; $64 is paid when the in
come is betWeeri $1,000 : and
$2,000, and $43 is payable when
the income is less than' $3,000.
The VA pension is not consid
ered jncome in determining en
titlemen for the pension. . . :
REGISTRATION SET
A TOUCH OF CHOWAN The Chowan Room, furnishings circa 1725. iThe authenticity of the
fifteen .rooms' seen in the Museum of' Early Southern Decorative Arts is reflected here in a room
reproduced from ail Eastern North Carolina home of the period. Note the unpainted panelling,
unusual in a time that preferred to paint decorative wood. , The window treatment, however,
was in high style,' as you can see in the Austrian blinds, made froin an antique benrette. The
furnishings, all crafted by Southern cabinetmakets, are of the.: William and Mary period. '
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$220,000 appropriation to alco
holic rehabilitation program (SB
187), arid, a $165,000 appropria
tion for; muscadine;- grape : re
search, similar, to last week's cu-
I cumber .resajchAbill. (167), In
hilefedairf ipctlbri. ?on mlfey ibilte,
the benate passea wie House Din
to- up the -expense- allowances of
state boards and commissions to
$20 per day tHB 94), which will
auiomaiicany increase me sud-
sistence . allowance.: Of .. members'
of the General Assembly to a
like ; figure vas a result of an
earlier enactment Of . this session
(HB ISO-CH 86). .,
The.- week's only hew tax
measure is a bill exempting from
state- income tax the retirement
benefits of retired federal em
ployees, up to $1,500 for a single
person or ', $2,200 for a couple
(SB 153).
Hunting-, Fishing and Boating
'! The'eoming of spring has ger
minated" a - cluster . of introduc
tions 'relating to outdoor living.
For' trie wild turkey hunter, SB
163 '(H6 "375j. would stiffen the
punishment for taking . or at
tempting to take' the birds by
unlawful means or ', methods to
the game $ 100 . f iiiei 90-day im
prisonment,? or both,, that they
could now incur for taking tur
keys out of season.- But SB 151
gives a ' break to ' the tribe of
liaak Walton.. Under ' this bill
fishermen who ' are residents or
landowning families of ' "bound
ary counties'. (Counties border
ing on fishing waters) would be
able' to- fish their boundary wa
ters without fishing permits from
the adjoining boundary counties.
One Other fish bill would re
duce the ' publication require
ments for C: & D's fishing rules
and regulations to a one-time
newspaper notice instead of the
present four consecutive weeks
(SB 166).
A trio of new bills- was served
up for the motor boat fraternity.
SB, 165 (HB 372) would attach
a i misdemeanor penalty - to vio
lations of local ': regulations for
motor boat operation and of reg
ulations adopted by the Wildlife
Resources Commission. . SB 174
(HB 399) would allot .3 of all
gasoline tax collections YtO'.-the
Wildlife Resources Fund to aug
prient; mbnej- available tor" chan-,
nel marking and ' navigational
aids,, as well as for-the'. present
ly authorized fund purposes.- SB
164 (HB 375) would make! '.all
markers used on public ' waters
in N,. C. conform to the Coast
Guard - sanctioned uniform wa
terway marking system. By Fri
day the Senate had passed SB
164 as well as the turkey-taking
and fish-rule publication bills.
Local Government
As a legislative session wears
on, the patience of an increas
ingly hanued Assembly - -with
local bills begins to wear thin.
Efforts are often made in Ra
leigh to curtail the volume!' of
new local bills before the onset
of the end-of -session rush. The
prevailing -sentiment here is re
flected by Senate Rule 40, hon
ored perhaps more ih the breach
than in the observance 'which
literally ! requires that all local
bills be introduced by April '1st.
This' 'year a new ,tack has ben
taken- in an effort to deal With
this age-old problem. It is elm
bodied in a joint .resolution ''to
close out local bill introductions
on May 1st in ' each house; ' 'Un
less the Rules Committee !eer-
tifies that there is good cause for
ai later ' introduction (HK 34;.
Atf last'! word (the resolution;
sponsored by i House Rules' Com
mittee Chairman Uzzeli; had
passed the House and was rest
ing in the Senate Rules Com
mittee. ' Motor Vehicles
; The flood of motor vehicle
bills has not yet crested. Bills
introduced this week would re
ward safe drivers by automatic
ally renewing their driver's li
censes if they : have been in
volved in no traffic accidents
and have no traffic tickets for
the preceding four years ' (SB
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before .
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a compact car that's
surprisingly big..; ..
amazingly roomy.-... ''
unbelievably -, .
comfortable.
s A truly
family sizerJ
i compact..,'
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, ; v Bucket seats padded dash and lull carpeting are standard.- S or V8 models available, torv -, :"
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li8.and..HB,370): SB171. would
forbid the use of mechanical
stop ? signals on school and
church buses except to indicate
stops. . ' The .m legislative flood
gates were dropped on these bills
by;.tjnfavorable committee re
ports: . HQ 131, which would
have required all vehicles manu
factured after July, 1953, to be
equipped with turn signals, and
HB 161,; which would . have, al
lowed vehicles , approaching each
other .' at intersections to turn
left without passing beyond the
center of the intersection.
Veterans' Corner
(Br Omim N. BlMttt. Vctenas
Kmploymenl Bepresrntstive, N. C.
Stats Kmoloyment Security Conunis-
sioa, sad John Lm ttoruiu, Cojnty
ttervlees Ofllrer,- N. C. State .Veterast
AdmisistrKtioa), -
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! Veterans; of Foreign Wars Dis
trict No. 1 held its annual elec
tion, of officers and luncheon in j
riymouui on . ounaay, Apru
District ; Commander John , Bass
was re-elected to that post. Jim
Basnight 'Was - re-reiected to the
post . of , quartermaster, .Noah
Goodwin, Jr was elected -Junior
vice tommander and , George
Bissette as chief, of staff. Eden
ton is ' well , represented in the
selection: of officers ,of this dis
trict, , which, incbades.- Elizabieth
-.t..l tTT! J. Til . ll .
VJiJt.- wiuusui, x-yjiiiuuvu,'...iuii
bury", and Ahoskie, Congratula
tions' to . the. above! on . their.. re-.
spective. election.. ,. , .-:.'. ,. ... , ,
-If any' veterans are interested
in " becoming members of the
Eden ton Rescue' Squad, please
submit your names to George
Bissette. or Gilbert Johnson. : If
enough interest is shown, in this
worthwhile project, Gil Johnson
has some - plans for - establish
ing, the Rescue Squad,
v Governor , Moore, by proclama
tion, will designate May 2-8,
1965, as "Senior Citizens Week."
The theme of this year's observ
ance will be. "Community Action
For Older Americans." . Pro
moting .employment opportuni
ties, . for older ; workers f during
this period provides 1 a special
occasion to highlight the year
round employment service pro
gram for the older group. Ser
vices to plder workers and scr
vces to veterans are fast becom
ing synonymous as the average
age of ,, World War II' veterans
continues to rise. ; Thirty-five
per. ,'Centof, .veterans in 1962
were 45 years of age and over;
by- 1970, 67 will be in this age
group, aiso, Dy iu, i out oi
every 5 men 45 to 54 years of
age will be veterans.
Below are a lew authoritative
i Registration .: for adult voca
tional homemaking education is
rfow being conducted . in the
Home . Economics Department.
Register by sending your name
and address to Mrs. D. N; Bem-bry,'-
vocational home , economics
instructor at Perquimans Union
School. .v'-v'.'-.v;-..
A course m ''Clothing ' will be
conducted two hours daily dur
ing the first two weeks in June.
Please register early only 15
will be accepted. -( ' '
housew Arming' planned
for lawrence perry's
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence, B. Perry
are cordially invited ,to attend a
housewarmmg in Uieir honor on
Sunday. April 18, it th Perry's
new home, 805 Grubb Street,.
from 2 o'clock until 5 P. M.
'; ENTERTAINS BRIDGE CLUB
Mrs. Corbin Dozier entertain
ed the Xuesday night bridge
club - at her : home on Market
Street .' Those playing were
Mesdames Jack Kanoy, J. T.
Biggers, T. L. Jessup, W. G.
Barbee. J. D. Coston, C. K.
Holmes, Miss Mary Sumner and
Miss Ruby White, The high
score prize went to Miss Sum
ner. A sweet course was serv
ed. ';'',
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Alvin L. Winslow recently had
a stand of pines thinned. By
removing the inferior trees and
giving the better trees the prpp
er spacing' they will grow much
faster." . -, i
Marion Riddick had the forest
er with the North Carolina For
est Service to mark the trees j
that needed, to be removed in a'
stands of pines on his farm. j f ,
Herbert Williams, Arbor Wins'-,
low,:" ; P M Copelahd, ' Melvin
Forehand, E. Lee Hurdle; and
Warner Madre .have constructed
some .dragline, ditches this
spring. This year: farmers s are
installing some type of Atop in
lets on newly constructed ditch
es where field -drains ehter the
ditch ; From ditches cut during
the ohst several years it was ob
served thatxa lot of the silting
in the ditches came from erosion,
where field drains entered the
ditch. Some of the farmers are
seeding the side slopes of newly
constructed ditches with fescue
grass to stabilize the side slopes
Carroll Ward and L. G. How
ell recently prepared soil and
water conservation plans for
their farms. Ben Chambers re
vised his .soil and water' con
servation plan. : '
"Ii have . written many verses,
but the best poems I have pro
duced are the trees I planted on
the hillsides." '
' .Oliver -Wendell Holmes.
3!rutJ! is the highest thing that
man may keep. :-
if , . "Chaucer,
tlightivith Bladder
Discomfort?
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Unwist oatins or a'rlnlclnff hot he a
source of mild, but annoyinK bbuMsf irri-
uttionii-maktnr you mtiw; nenss;
and uncomfortable. And if ratfe&tttla'HM,
with naKEini backachs, headache er mus-cularacheH,aa4pane4uJatfver-xertioii,
atrwlq or;motjiiia Mstt,re addinr to
jKr miaei'r-dont val(4ta Ooan's Pills. ,
Doan's PilU act S ways lor speedy re-i
lief., l-.They; have aiMM!inft;tlpri
bladder frritaitoni.'a JAi4t
Infl .actipn )on ' namincilMlkacIa;. (head-'
aches, muHcular achea and, pains. S is A
wunderftillr hiMaiunAk'ttetloanri(lhe
kidneys, tentta-1 i njereaM the Uitik'
the 15 miles of kWney tubes. 6T set the
same happy relief millions hare enjoyed
for over 00 years. Kor convenience, bur -the
large siss. Get Doan's Pills today! .
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k William Perry, in Perquimans
County Recorder's Court, charg
ed with speeding in excess of -90
miles per hour, reckless driving,
driving while license suspended,
failure to stop for an emergency
vehicle, no liability insurance on
vehicle and - improper registia
tiony. was given six months "On
the roads . by Judge , Char.es . E.
Johnson. . ;) ' . .
v, Perry's sentence to be1 suspenl
ed upon , paym.ent.iof $200, fire
and court costs. Vy
William H, Calloway," charged
withx reckless driving, was fmjd
$43.50 and taxed with the court
costs.' ' if1
John Henry Laugh, ' charged
With speeding, was fined $9.23 '
plus the court costs. 'J?-
Dewey S. , Williams, chargiid
with being drunk on the streets
of Hertford, bonded by the At
lantic Bonding Company ,x Jud&
Johnson "ordered the Jond for- (
feited and a bondsman- brought '
Williams into court and he was
given a week in jail.' ; The. sen-
tence to be suspended uponpay--ment
of a "$2.00 fine and courl ;
costs.' '
In the case of Sherman Lee .
Horton, charged with; giving a
check against insufficient fundfy
sentence was ordered into effect .'
James Fleming, - charged rwitji
being drunk on the istreet, fca
pjas was brdered and) sentence
was ordered into effect, as W4s
the case of Henry Jenkins,- al(o
.charged with? being drunk ojv
the streets. '. 1 ,
TRY A WEEKLY CLASSIFIED
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uiiai an9 pcasPANr scoheyville. n. j. -.'
you can be lo
profitable busmen
H your single line
cannot handle your
growing volume of
telephone traffic A
low cost second line
can bt worth iti
weight in added
profit to you. Inves
t':ite today. ,. '
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Corned Pig Tails. lb. 25c
Breakfast Bacon... .lb. 39c
Sausage Meat ... '. lb. 29c
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