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citizens as volunteer! to offer
personal assistance to young men
returning from Job Corp train
ing. JACS trains these volunteers
to understand the language and
-value systems of Impoverished
neighborhoods; to be knowledge
able about the causes of poverty;
and to relate In an adult, realis
tic, committed fashion to the
special needs of young men who
Joined Job Corps to raise them
selves out of poverty. :
Representing a wide range of
local organizations, religious
faiths and walks of life, JAC8
volunteers stimulate a commun
ity welcome to returning Job,
Corpsmen, They provide a com- .
m unity response to these young
men's determination to find and
retain the employment their Job
Corps training prepared them to -shoulder.
Mr. William R. Dorsey, Mid
Atlantic Regional Director of
JACS, coordinate the services of
JACS volunteers in sevea states
and the District of Columbia. Mr.
Dorsey can be contacted through
the National Office of JAC8 at
1832 M Street, N. Washing
ton, D.C
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and Others Experienced in Sewing Men's and
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Agriculture is tremendously
, important to Perquimans Coun
ty, local and processing outlets
for the sale of home-grown pro.
ducts is something that should be
considered, .according to Roy
Sowers, Jr., director of the De
partment of Conservation and De
velopment. .' .-; -. ;"
1 ; Farmers here, as elsewhere,
are having to struggle to make a -living
and recognition must be
given them for the hours they
work plus the time and labor in.
volved in a job that benefits an
of us, but for which they receive,
.so little In return - in money or
appreciation.
- The Perquimans County Cham
ber of Commerce would like to
take this opportunity to pay tri
bute to area farmers and to offer
our hopes and prayers, that their ;
efforts in the future will be as
beneficial to them as it is to the
consumer.
The Archives of Seville are
a package of documents relating
to American Colonial affairs
housed at Seville, Spain.
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These activities occupy the time
of Perquimans students .these
first days of sprlnz. Study, of
course; the Junior -Senior Prom
and the Senior Play.'
Study figures, for, like It or not,
there are but two months left la
the school year, two months to
complete; to round out a year of
study. '
- The Junior-Senior Is this Fri
day night, March 28th. ft la re
ported that the junior class has
done a bang-up Job on decorations
this year, fulfilling the theme,
"Treasure Isle." The gala win
begin at 8:00 p.m. and end at
midnight. Many students will then
go on to an all night after party,
at the Hertford Lions Den. A fun,
week-end confronts most Per
quimans students.
Each year the seniors display
their dramatic skills via the
Senior Play, and this year is no
exception. Casting has been com-
pletd and rehearuls havebe ,
for "Tom Jones," a comedy.
Norman Young has been cast m
the title role with Susan HarreU
in the female lead. Mrs. Kelly
Cartwrlght, director, slates per
formances for the first' week in
May. The seniors promise an en
tertaining evening to all who will
attend, : r : x "':.
PCHS Health Careers Club
has returned from the state
Health Careers Club Convention
In Raleigh. Norman Young, a
PCHS senior was North Carolina
President for 1969. The BetaClub
will attend the State Beta Conven
, tlon in Raleigh on April U, I? and
13. The Beta Convention for 1969 ,
is in Asheville,
The Perquimans debater will
also be gone on the same week
end. Having won area debates, ,
they go on to East Carolina; Uni
versity on Saturday, April 12; to
face district competition, Good
luck to the debaters.. This is the
final year for seniors Dlanne
Layden, Don Morgan, and Doug
Haskett and they hope for a try
at the state championship, i.
B is truly spring, for It Is base
ball season. Perquimans dropped
their first game (an exhibition
game) to Central on Thursday;
March 20. .. ,
Perquimans has had a strong
baseball team for many years,
however, and It is hoped this year
will be no exception. Track sea
son will also be getting under way
soon; so will many other actlvl-
NflSS THERESA GRIFFIN ;
Miss Theresa
Sarah Griffin of RU S, Hertford,
died Sunday at 3:40 p.m. in Al
bemarle Hospital after a long 111-
She was a native of Pasquotank
County and lived on Rt. 3, Hert
ford, for the past 65 years. She
was the daughter of the tote
Thomas and Mattle Whits Grif
fin, and a member of the Wood
vllle Baptist Church Extension
Sunday School.
She is survived by one sister,
Mrs. Lucille Willey and two
brothers, Max and Clement Grif
fin, all of RU 3, Hertford, v
Funeral services was .con
ducted Tuesday at 8 pun. In
Twlford Memorial Chapel-by the
Rev, Merlin Boone, pastor of
WoodvlUe Baptist Church. Burial
will be in Memory Gardens
Cemetery.
, EUGENE L GORDON r
Eugene L Gordon, 84, of 407
Speed St. died Sunday morning In
Albemarle Hospital. -
A native of Perquimans Coun
ty, he formerly lived In Norfolk.
He was a son of Joseph Henry
and Martha Annie Gordon. . .'
He taught In the North Caro
lina public schools and retired.'
He was a member of Olive
Branch Baptist Missionary
' Church. - -,. 1
Surviving vara two sons, Dr.
Rudolph Gordon of Norfolk and
Denney E. Gordon of Washington,
D.C.; a daughter, Mrs. Virginia.
Payton of Norfolk; three sisters,
MUs Elizabeth Gordon and Mrs.
Mary BarcUff of Elisabeth City,
and Mrs, Mattle Hefner of Hert
. ford; four grandchildren, and
two great-grandchildren.
A funeral service was . held
Wednesday at 3 p.m. in Olive
Branch Baptist Missionary
Church by the Rev. T. M. Walk
er. Burial will be In New Oak
Grove Cemetery with Davis Fu
neral Home In charge.
MRS. ADDIS T. TUCKER
HESTFORD - Mrs. Addle
Thatch Tucker, 74, ci SC9 West
Grubb 8U died Tuesday at S p,m.
in Chowan Hospital, Edenton, af
ter a long illness.
A native of Perquimans Coun
ty, she was a daughter of Benja
min and Annie Garrett TLatch
and the widow of William KaUan
Tucker, y 1
Se was a member of First
United Methodist Church,
Co-vlvicg are a son, Paul tv
Tucl.sr of Hertford; two dr li
ters, t!rs, Anne WinterrL": r cf
Fo: t Worth, Tex., and 13-s. r
I.: -i'.'a of Eichmond; vs.; and
e' 'r -J-:3ren.
A : 4 service will 1 1 1 '
7 ft I p.m, fa J 1
r 1 r e by t! r r. .
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ties. These will all be covered in
coming., "Per-Co-Hl Specta-'
tors,"
The number one problem in the
county is still the acquisition ota
doctor. One lead given us petered
out because the man in question is
a surgeon and needs to work from
a hospital.
; The chamber will be meeting
with officials of the North Car
olina regional medical program
for some help. These gentlemen
. will visit the area at our request
and their expense to discuss the
'situation and see what, if any- -
jthlng, can be done.
The chamber was advised, by a :
trio of medical men in Elizabeth
City, that before a building is
constructed on the recently ac-
t
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Speaking of meetings, there is
one scheduled for March 11 with
members of the Department of
Conservation and Development.
They will discuss tourism in and
promotion of Perquimans County.
Edenton Mayor John Mitchener
appeared before the chamber's
board of directors this month, re
questing its support in his bid to
be District Highway Commis
sioner. ...
Mitchener, accompanied by
Erie Haste, Jr. said that his back
ground and experience in govern
ment work; his qualifications plus
his work on the state level with the
North Carolina League of Muni
cipalities, should all be taken into
consideration,
The question of support was s
tabled until the next meeting,
since this was the first oppor
tunity many board members had,
to hear personally from Mitchen
er. Also there was no motion
made from any of the board mem
bers to endorse Mitchener for the
job, in January, they beard from
Bob Foreman of Elizabeth City,
who is seeking the same Job.
Th6 Encyclopedia Britannic
did not say Hertford would be
mentioned in its next volumes,
but they are interested In getting
some information on the area to
Include in its files. This wiU be
supplied them, thanks to the help
of the Historical Society's Ray ,
Wlnslow.
We welcome Macon Johnson of
South Mills into the chamber. He
is an area distributor for the
American Oil Company and his
Rivervlew Amoco station is open, .
with another one to open shortly.
More business for the area -that's
goodl Our thanks to Mr. ;
Johnson for seeing the prospects
of this area and our continued
support to him.
And today -thechamber mana
ger shall close with this thought,
we ask. for' unity because in unity
there Is strength.
Ben
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