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TEE FERQUptANS WEXKLY, HERTTOKD, NORTH CAROLINA, fttXSAT, NOVfSilf.JM, "vT
i7.7 Sit" 7jTY
Conaid t lorra. ret.eniatvs of th'f'f aLl : u:it AAH'
vi P'lnistri&ion, is ia Hertford the 2nd and 4th Wednesday
f ffiech month at Perquimans Coui.ty Courthouse.
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W' ? Social Security Am definite time or "result in
jnflments of 1965 nujl I death. Under the neW law,
frl changes .UKthe cUsabil- .,, i::u,
Ut benefK y'ur dSSity
uuiiicii rsppiirirv l jxu i
J .Tay we are going
J)i3i .briefly what these
?hange$ arevand hV thy
rjiay benefit you- arid L v
lamily.j '
Uncle the old law-you
fould iei- disabittty'nly it
ou ha J art inipairta'en. that
f ne Vfych- was , expected to
ntinujJora '.Wtuj" arid in- V 'tjder trlev '6ld 'you are
expected, to last at least 12
calendar, .months So, even
Jf : you are expected . to re
cover and return to ' work,
you may reeeive ,paytnents
while you are severely dis
abled. there has1 ' beeri'-)itV' cnange
was t. ''permanenWithat?! isw toon.' ' that frts considered ;dis
.under. tney new, law
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PAlGHTIOUWON VflSY0Of . J AS. IAICIAY t CO. UAITEO, PEOKIA, IU.
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AUTOMATIC
COOEIG..
nm oil co.
PHONE 426-5458 HERTFORD;
coisidered disabled - only.) f if
your condition makes you
unable tido anv substantial
I work, (for '; which,,, you, ai
qutuuiea oy . age, eaucauon
ana experience,
As in the past, you are
not eligible for disability in
surance, payments until - you
nave been, disabled for six
full months. r 1
There have also been some
important changes in the
disability ' provisions of the
law that affect the. blind.
Under the old law, no one
could qualify for ..disability
benefits, unless he had socia
security : credits , for' f i v t
years Mpf, work.. In the 10
year' p4riod"ijustbefore tht
disabUyfeegan. -t-i
Under the. neW law. if von
become, blind before reaching
the- age of' 31,! you may. be
eligible! lor benefits i if yot
have .social security i crediu
for,: half : of: tHe.itime after
you wre i and before you
became,, blind. . There is
minimum requirement of six
quarters.. ; So some people
wno become . bund before
they reach age 24 may be
able to qualify if they have
credit for ifi years of work
Another important change
in the law affects blinc
people 55 yeers of age o:
older. They may get dis
ability benefits if they hav
the necessary work credits
and are not engaged in sub
sianuai gainruj work, an
are unable to perform , work
comparable 'to- the work they
did-, before. h y ' became
blinds K ' H ",
If,. ;yQU , receive' both social
atiHf workroert' "compensation
4enits, you may be affect
eq by anotner change in the
you : only" d you become elig
ible ' for' disability benefit
iflr "January 'l,'ilB66, (and
oniy?whue you are under
age 62. ,
: Under the- old law, tht
receipt of .workmen's com
pensation nad on eticct or
social security disability pay
ments. v
Under "the new law, a per
son and his family may not
receive a combined amount
from social security am
workmen's compensation that
exceeds 80 per cent of his
average .monthly, earnings
credited to his social secur
lty .account before he became
(isabled. '. .. " ,
For further information,
contact ; - Donald S. - Morris
Swat-Secnrrty representative
at the Court House in Hert
fordi on- the. r. second' and
fourth Wednesday ; of each
month from 10 A. M. to 3
P. M.- - -
CARD, OF THANKS
' Mv mnnv rnanlrd ti mrot'ir
oft&'for the cards; gif is; flow
ers,, tphone -'caHs, ' visits 'and
prayers while I was in the
hospital and since I came
home.
V JUANITA CHAPPELL..
Carolina Pride Grade "A" Best Quality
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I Wiii Food Or
WITH A
' FOOD ORDER
2e
Food Order s ih ha.
SUGAR 7. 491-
(wel reserve the' rlehVtii 'limit nimnHfvS
t , . -a r 9
lib.
GwiUtney
FRANICS,:"....49c
I F"'Tffl'i$4iPfVflt 'Pumnkin - -can 27c
1 of Country Hyms, Fresh Hpns, Dry rlimpmn -- - - - . - - um i
Salted Corned Hams ''Turkeys, Hens Sweet Potatoes UJ-l -lb. 10c
Fresh Picnics Tlb. 49c
i We Carry Fresh t
I fig Bars, Braim, Ffel, Melts, liver
Smoked - "rui -
Link Sausagre ..-.lb. 45c
Fresh
Oysters full pt. $1.25
7ickIe-Piment6 Loaf 29c
'nk:" v "K" , - Lbk
llcemade Sausage 165c
i Best iiJrade Western w'i-Sll A.Ol
) Th4r!r-.QfMlr . .VPV
IKitjStea
Western
Jb:70c
"lest Grade Western .
tound Steak llb.c
TT G r.raila 1
WHITE ' 10-lb. bag
POTATOES. .49 c
Cranberry Saucel.can 29c
PpnnorlHo'0 Farm
Stuffing Mix :....bag 31c
Rluit Hen '
Lima Beans -. can 20c
Rallaril'ti nr Pillshurv ' '
Biscuits ---4 cans 35c
Cates -
Sweet Pickles iqt. 49c
BUSH 9 j -
Snap Beans .1 can 28c
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Being Sold '
The BPW Club of Hert
ford announces the sale of
the new BPW cook book,
"Fun With Food." Mrs. Es
sie Burbage, club president,
says this first edition, en
viied "Breakfast, Brunch and
Lunch," is an exclusive col
lection of nearly 900 home
tested recipes of BPW mem
bers from all over the
jountry. -i1
Mrs. Mary W. Cobb, sales
chairman, explains that "Fun
With Food" is sold only by
3PW clubs. Copies are not
available : through regular
commercial outlets such as
book stores and book clubs.
rne book ' is smral hftunH
! stays open while in use)
and has beautiful, full-color,
soil-resistant covers. ' ; '
A delightful variety of
hshes, including yeast
ireads, quick breads, (pan
takes, muffins, etc.) egg and
heese lishes, salads, des
erts, (and more) . are con
ained in the first section.
There's a choice selection of
casseroles (the latest "in
vention in modern, cook
sry), too. The second sec
ion, is the answer to that
ge-old Question: "What to
serve for the party?" There
ire puncnes, appetizers, sal
ids and desserts. . just wait
ng in ' these pages to make
heir user the "hostess with
the mostest," . "
, To make cooking really
"fun," contact a BPW mem
ber today for your copy of
JDun With Food," This
Jniaue collection of hreak
"ast. brunch and 1 11 n t h
recipes makes a splendid gift
lor weaaings, birthdays, an
niversaries, showers and
ther special occasions. . To
Dtain copies (for only $2.00
?ach) call Mrs. Marv Cobb
at
Development
Continued from Fage One
made some announcements
nd recognized the visitors.
Kef resh ments were served by
the Home Economics Depart
ment of Perauimans Countv
Union School under the su
pervision of Miss Evelyn
Battle, Home Economics
teacher. Ushers -were, the
FFA boys. ,
County Area iudcintf will
be held in Bethel Cnmmiini.
ty, Mdnday, November 15,
at 11:30 A. M. , The area De
velopment Awards Program
is scheduled for Deeemher
rt 1065. at, 7:31 P.' M.. at
Elizabeth Cit.V State Colleee
EliwibethV Citv. N. C, The
publico is invited tn'ttem
these meetings. .. v
Thompson
Continued from Page One
lated to planting or not
planting cotton allotments
A farmer mav sell his allot.
ment without hn
(at inland. He may lease hi'
allotment for a period not
to exceed four years.'' Hi
may release it' under the an
nual release and reapportion
ment provisions of earlier
legislation. He may place i'
in a cropland adiustmenl
program for five to ten year?
Drovided this onnnrtnnitv It
available in his county. He
iriay want to plant all or a
portion of his allotment.
ueneral Provisions of
the Program ,. .
. The 16-million acre min.
imum national allotment re
mains in effect. ... ,
2. Annual release and re.
apportionment remains in
effect. ; If a farmer releases
his allotment next year, he
will, receive diversion pay
ments .on 12 per cent of the
released acreage. The re
maining 87 ner cent nf
his released acreaee would
be available for reapportion
ment.
3. The suDDort Drice next
year has been set at 21 cents
per pound at 'average loca-
Frozen
Pumpkin Pies .w.:.ea..49c
Pancjilce Mix! . . : , box 12c .
Jacks Cookies :.baV5c'
.Ham '.fVj-:S;'';:.;:;-X'C;;;::' '".".v.''-,..':'
Apple Jelly ;.jar 20c
Frozen
Pis Crust Shells-rpkg. 45c
COriPAEE OUR FKICES WE HAVE MANY OTKlZt GOODv EUYS!
rirr.-TT c? s:.:o:cr i:a:.:j a: d snoixrrr.s.
Laundry
at its whitest!
Cleaning Cleaner
Than Clean!,;
r 11 it.,, ''-v
We Guarantee A Perject
Quality Job Call Us!
itioib. In JffotVx Car9lina the
support price on Middling 1
inch cotton will.'be approxi
mately 21 cents.
4. For the first time farm
era. will be able td sell their
allotments within their coun
ty or make lease Contracts
for -periods not to exceed
four years. If the across-county-line
lease or sale ref
erendum is approved on No
vember. 23,i producers will
then be able to lease or sell
their allotment to farrners in
other counties within the
state.- If this aspect of the
referendum-is disapproved in
any county, then a similar
referendum Will be conduct
ed again the follbwing year.
5. The cropland adjustment
program allows farmers to
make 5 to 10 year cdntracts
with the government to take
out ,of produdtiop all the
acreage of at least one sur
plus commodity. Cotton may
be excluded from the crop
land adjustment program in
1966 provided such request is
made by the ASCS county '
committee.
6, For purposes of partici
pating in the program, farms
are divided into large and
small farms. Small farms
are those with 10 acres or
less of effective allotment
(after release and reappor
tionment) and other farms
wnere the project yield from
the effective allotment . s
3600 pounds or less. All Oth
er farms ar eclassif led as
large farms.
a. Large Farms -
At least 12 per cent re
duction from the farm acre
age allotment as established.
after release and reappor
tionment is required irt 1966
if price supports or other
program benefits are desired.
Under' the minimum divers
ion situation producers would
receive price supports on cot
ton produced, price support
payments on domestic allot
ment (which Is 65 per cent
of, their effective allotment),
and : diversion payments on
the 12 per cent of, allot
ment diverted. The price
support payment is comput
ed at the rate of 9.42 cents
per pound times the project
ed farm yield times '65 fier
cent of their i effective allot
ment. . .Diversion payments
are .computed at the rate of
10 cents per pound ' times
the projected yield times the
acreage diverted, which in
this case is 12 per cent of
the effective allotment. Di
verted acreage must be used
for conservation ,, purposes
and not planted to other income-producing
commodities.
Additional diversions above
the 12 per cent minimum
will be permitted up to a
level where total diversion
Will not exceed 35 per cent
of' . the effective allotment.
In this case, price support
payments will be available
on-65 per cent of the effec
tive allotment and diversion
payments on acreage divert
ed; B. Small Farms
. Small farms will not fee
required to reduce nlantmuc
below their effective allot
ment in order to qualify for
price support payments and
diversion payments. Small
farmers planting all of their
allotment will receive price
support payments on 65 per
cent of their allotment and
diversion payments on 35 per
cent of their aloltment, even
though no acreage is actually
diverted. If small farmers
elect to reduce their plant
ings, they will receive addi
tional diversion payments on
acreage actually diverted not
to' exceed 35 per cent of
their effective allotment.
The polling places are as
follows in Perquimans Coun
ty: Bclvidere,- Charles Lay
den's Store and ; White and
Chappell Store; Bethel, Cor
prew's Store; Hertford, Agri
cultural Building; New Hope,
R. W. Turner's Store and E.'v :
A. Turner's Store; Nicanor,
Wink Winslow's Store; Park
vile, Morgan's Grocery. , t.
PICKLE HERRING
SUPPERS
Every Friday Night, Oct. thru May
All You Can Eat for $1.00!
GENEROUS TAKE-OUT PLATES 3 Herring, Slaw,
Hush Puppies, French Fries ... WE INVITE YOU
TO EAT WITH US.
DICK'S DRIVE JN
PURE OIL SERVICE STATION
SNACK BAR AND FISHING FACILITIES
E W. (DICK) LONG
U. S. 17 North Phone 426-5460 Hertford, N. C.
f Mtmi NOTCH' I
A continuation; of a policy adopted at a recent credit meeting with ref
erence to delinquent Fuel Oil and Kerosene accounts is as follows:
(1) If your account is delinquent, your name has been exchanged with
, other dealers for information of like nature.
(2) AS MUTUAL PROTECTION TO MEMBERS OF THIS ASSO
CIATION, WE HAVE AGREED NOT TO MAKE DELIVERIES
EITHER ON CASH OR CREDIT BASIS TO ANY PERSON
. OWING ANOTHER DEALER.
We have no desire to work a hardship on any one, but we must have
cooperation from you to enable us to fill your orders promptly.
(3) WE WILL PASS dN TO DEALERS IN NEARBY TOWNS THIS
INFORMATION FOR THEIR PROTECTION.
Why Not Pay Now And Have Your Credit In Good
Condition For The Fast Approaching Heating Season?
WE THANK YOU IN ADVANCE FOR YOUR COOPERATION!
ASSOCIATED OIL DEALERS
OF HERTFORD, N. C.
mff neighbors think yoTP,
fc Mm money. VJe'U never tell.
.WfiWSould guess a car this big this good-iooking-is so
affordable? Hard to believeisn't it?
But it's true. Five of our Chrysler Newport models are
priced just a few dollars a month more than the most pop
ular smaller; cars, comparably equipped,
So let the-neighbors wonder; Move up to Chrysler. We'll
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License No. 1690
Hertford, N. C ;f