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Dates and posted this October 10th, 1949. Carroll R. Holmes ' Commlsaloner Oct.l8,23.30,NoT.6c ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE IN THE GENERAL COURT OF JUSTICE ' SUPERIOR COURT D1VISON STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA PERQUIMANS COUNTY Having qualified as Ad. mlnlatrator of the estate of Henry Ambrose Turner of Perquimans County, North Carolina, this Is to notify all persons having claims against the estate of said Henry Ambrose Turner to present them to the undersigned within 8 months from date of the publica tion of this notice or same will be pleaded in bar ofNhelr re eoveryv All persons indebted to said estate please maka im mediate payment. This the 30th day of Soptero- ber,1969. Steward white, ; Administrator Henry Ambrose Turner, Deceased 905 Parsonage St., Elizabeth City, N.C. ' Forrest Dunstan Attorney. Oct.9,l,23,30c IN THE GENERAL COURT ' OF JUSTICE SUPERIOR COURT DIVISION STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA PERQUIMANS COUNTY WTECUTOR'SNOTTCK Having qualified as Ad ministrator of the estate of Ells berry Monds of Perquimans County, North Carolina, this is to notify all persons having claims against the estate of said Ells berry Monds to present them to the undersigned within 6 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, fi:' -'':S-:r:H r TUB the 17th day of October, 1969. i8. M. Whedbee, Administrator EUsberry Monds Oct.33,30;Nov.6,13C Cr (ten DIAL 4834910 . DIAL 888-8904. Veteran's Administration '...,. i EDITOR'S NOTEt Below are authoritative answers by the Vet. arena Administration to some of the many current questions from former servicemen and their families. Further Information on veterans benefits may be obtain. ad at any VA office. Q - After flllnr an aooHcatton lor VA educational allowance, hjw long would It take to receive an assignment of a VA claim number? A You should receive your assignment of a VA claim num. bar In approximately two weeks Q I am a student going to school below college level. Does the law require that I aubmlt a monthly certificate of attend ance? k Tea, you muet complete and submit to VA a certificate of attendance each month. You out Section A. Section B la certi. fled, and signed by a school offi cial and returned to VA. Only after receipt of this Information can the VA pay on. Q I have heard the maximum loan guaranty is now $1300. My certificate of eUgiblUty shows 17,800. Should I bring it in to have it changed? A That Is not necessary. The Increase covers all certificates. You wlU beautomattcally covered under the new limits.1 Q I am a veteran attending college. Does the law require that I submit a monthly certificate of attendance? A No. But during the last full month of your quarter, seme ster or term; J(pu will receive a certificate of attendance which must be completed and returned to the Veterans Administration aa soon as possible. Failure to complete and' return this form will bar you from future educa tional assistance. who ki:oys? 1. What is the single language of the Swiss? 2. What does the word "geno cide" mean? 3. What Is the only crime men tioned In the Constitution? 4. Which moves faster, a motor yehlcle at 30 miles an hour, or a ship at 30 knots? 5. Wha( type of vessel is called a "guppy"? 6. One person out of ten suffers from coryza; what Is it? Aisvirj Ti WktKHVs 1. There Is no single language. . The official languages are French, German and Italian. 2. Race destruction.' f 3. Treason. 4. The ship. 8. A snorkel submarine 6. Nasal catarrh or commoncold. Card Of Thanks I 'wish It were possible to see each of you personally or to write to you individually and thank you for your flowers, gifts, cards, visits and your prayers during my recent confinement in the hospital and since my return borne. Your thougbtfulness was great, ly appreciate and May God bless you all. Harry W. Wlnslow ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE IN THE GENERAL COURT OF JUSTICE SUPERIOR COURT DIVISION STATE. OF NORTH CAROLINA PERQUIMANS COUNTY Having qualified as AdminU strator of the estate of Evelyn Teresa Boyce of Perquimans County, North Carolina, this is to notify all persons having claims against the estate of said Evelyn Teresa Boyce to present them to the undersigned within 6 months from date of the publica tion of this notice or same will be pleaded in bar of their re covery. All persona indebted to said estate please make lm. mediate payment. . This the 30th day ot Septem ber, 1969. Robert L. Robbina, Administrator Evelyn. Teresa Boyce, ' Deceased ' "Durante Neck, N.C. Charles E. Johnson . Attorney . . ' Oct.9,1 6,23,30c "' 101 FuOOF-0 SCUATOH SAT.l ERVIU SAYS WASHINGTON - Hearings have been scheduled by the Con stitutional Rights Subcommittee, of which I am Chairman, to re view the operation of the 1964 Act (or the Hospitalisation of the Mentally 111 in the Diet riot at Columbia. f ' While the Federal Govern ment's responsibility In this area Of the law Is limited to the District of Columbia, these hearings wlU be in me nature of a national accounting of procedures relating to the liberty and hospitalisation of the mentally ill. The 1964 Act was a model code for the mental health procedures in this country. I am pleased that It resulted f rom the investigations and bearings conducted during my tenure as Chairman of this Senate Sub committee., Those investigations pointed up some acute problems arising out of the cumbersome laws and procedures surrounding the treatment of those sufferlngf rom mental Illness, While our in vestigation disclosed some serious "due process" of law problems , involving such per sons In many states, its primary Suggestions On Saving Peanuts "Many peanut farmers have stated that they are planning on saving their peanut seed from this years crop to plant In 1970, There are several suggestions that we would like to make In or der to save quality seed. These are: 1. Dig seed peanuts before dig ging commercial crop. 2. Remove as much dirt as pos sible during digging. Place vines in inverted windrows. If windrow inverter is not available, reshake random windrow 84-48 hows af ter digging. 3. Leave in windrow until the moisture content Is 20 percent or less, - 4. Turn th'UuVdrow with a wheel rake or windrow turner in the mornlngof the day peanuts are to be combined to allow further drying of vines. 5. Combine during the after noon using lowest possiblecylln der speedy Under normalJoodl tlons this wlil.be approximately 23 percent less than the standard cylinder speeds. This requires minor change ..sprockets on most combines' w reduce the speed of the cylinders without re ducing the speed of other compo nents. 6. Adjust air flow Just high enough to convey peanuts into bin. A burlap bag may be suspended over the bin to reduce impact damage. 7. Remove excessive LSK's and trash before drying. 8. Begin drying immediately. Do not leave peanuts In wagons overnight without airflow, 9. Dry using conditions re commended for the edible crop. Be sure to use at least the mini- mum recommended airflow rate which depends on Initial moisture content. Use supplemental beat at night to give a 10-15 degrees F. temperature rise. Use natural air in the day, 10. Reduce kernel moisture to approximately 8-9 percent to re duce initial deterioration. Under normal conditions, seed In a warehouse or barn will equili brate at 5-7 percent moisture. U, Have a TZ or germination test to determine suitability of peanuts for seed, 12. Store in cool, dry location. 13. Moisture level should be increased to 9-10 percent before shelling to reduce splits and bald beads. 14. Remove LSK's and trash be fore shelling. Dispose of LSK's through commercial channels. . V IB., After - shelling, remove bald-face and obviously damaged kernels, etc, ' 16. Remove kernels which will pass a 1554 inch screen. 17. Treat with a good fungicide using tare to apply the recom mended dosage. f YEARS OLD M V STRAIGHT BOURBON v - WHISKEY 1 purpose was to modernlce pro cedures to protect the medical and legal righto of the mentally 1U who reside In the District of Columbia. A major source of the problem was found to lie In the prevalent attitude concerning mental Ill ness. Most Individuals suffering from this illness have been faced with archaic laws based upon the popular conception that to admit to such an Illness carried asocial stigma which was often im possible to gain admission to a public hospital for treatment on a voluntary basis. On the other hand, Judicially ordered hos pitalisation meant an automatic loss of the basic rights of a Under that system, the District of Columbia law assured the mentally ill but one fight, the right to be forgotten. The Subcommittee findings from those hearings became the basis of a new law. Public Law 88-597, which was enacted on September 15, 1964. Its passage represented a step forward for the civil liberties of these often forgotten Individuals. Primarily, the 1964 Act was designed to encourage voluntary hospitalisation; to define and pro tect the rights of a patient once he was In the hospital; and to ensure, as far as legally possible, that no stigma was attached to the fact that he had been hospitalised for mental llmess.Under that Act the Judicial finding of a need for hospitalisation was separated from the finding of legal In competence. Thus Congress, recognised that mental Illness does not necessarily mean that one lacks the ability to exercise his rights. The law also carefully defined for civil patients such rights as communication privileges; visitation rights; the capacity to seek release under certain condi tions; and more important, the right to medical treatment, and not Just custodial care. Sufficient time has now elapsed to see how well the Act is func tioning here in Washington. We shall now attempt. to discover to what extent the constitutional rights of the mentally 111, the prospective mentally 111, and their families are being respected In the District of Columbia and elsewhere. I trust that these hearings will' give a much needed accounting upon this important subject. NOTICE TO VOTERS The Perquimans County Board Of Elections Has Appointed : The Following Registrars For liovember 4f Books open October 4, 1 1, 18 and 25. November 1 is Challenge Day. Voters will register on four successive Saturdays. The following Registrars and ; Polling Place and where they will be beginning Saturday, October 4: Dethel: Mrs. Delsie Ward flicanor: Mrs. Annie Mae Oake Delvidere: Mrs. Zenovia White Parkville: Ms. Steve Perry New Hope: Mr. Carson Spivey, East Hertford: Mrs. J. E. Morris 17est Hertford: Mrs. Francis 0. Perquimans County Board Of Elections Social Security Administration More than one and a third mlL lion Americana and one million of their dependents have learned they can count on Social Secur ity not Just when they retire, but to help see them through misfortune NOW. They have one one' thing in common; serious sickness or accident has caused them untold hardship. Some are ex-servicemen whose wounds disabled them. Some are workers who never missed a day of work until sickness or accident struck them down. Some are children whose father or mother suddenly became disabled. Each receive a monthly disability check from Social security. When Social Security began nearly 35 years ago It was only a program for retirement. But now It's a lot more than that. It has been Improved to cover more and more instances of unforeseen catastrophe which strike the young as well aa the old. Dis ability is Just one of these In stances. When you are talking about social security, you're talk ing about something to be count ed on NOW. And when you're thinking about lifetime pro tection, You're thinking about social security. Individuals who have questions about various parts of the Social Security program are urged to contact the Social Security Office to get proper and timely Informa tion. Asking a friend or neighbor who Is a beneficiary for Informs, tion about Sotcal Security is not always wise because the facts in each case are not necessarily the same. The people in the So cial Security office at 401 S. Dyer Street, Elizabeth City, North Carolina, telephone 338 3931, wlU be glad to be of assistance. Violet and purples are high on the fashion chart of color this season. Combine these colors with panne velvet and we have royal looking costumes. Plaids are very popular. One costume features a short pleated skirt and a long coat-ankle lengthof plaid woolen worn with a long overblouse in solid color. , Belts are back In style. They may be almost any width but the wide ones seem to be fav ored. They are used on dresses, coats and long blouses. 1SS9. REGISTRARS OCTOBER 4, 6:30 P.M. TO The Perquinuni Weekly, Hertford, N. C Thursday, October 30, 1969 - Page 5 THIS IS THE LAW By Robert E. Lee For The N.C. Bar Association Is a drunken person liable for damages done to the person or property of another? Yes, Drunkenness Is not a de fense to those legal actions which lawyers call "torts" - wrongful or negligent acts, other than breach of contract. A court will afford a remedy In such cases in the form of an action for dam ages. If a drunken person should be so negligently operating an automo bile as to damage your property or to inflict bodily Injuries to BEHIND YOUR ItfcALTH Q H.E.Kingman, Jr., D.V.M. Striking similarities between multiple sclerosis (MS) and a disease induced in rats and other laboratory animals give hope that this lethal disorder may be treated or prevented. MS most often strikes young adults, leading eventually to massive incapacity and death in the majority of patients. Re missions do occur but the dis ease usually resumes its course with vigor. About 600,000 Americans suffer from MS and related diseases. Scientists at the University of California at Irvine, believe that multiple sclerosis is a mal function of the normally pro tective immunity machinery of the body that makes it fight healthy tissue. The researchers found an antibody in the blood of some MS patients that at tacks their own myelin or nerve-insulating material. In flamed and damaged, the myelin develops scars which prevent the passage of nerve signals. They have shown con clusively that this is an allergic reaction within the system. The similar condition in ani mals is Experimental Allergic Encephalitis (EAE). As with other allergies, these animals can be desensitized by an in jection of the material to which they are allergic in the way hay fever sufferers now are de sensitized to ragweed! Possibly humans also could be given the treatment. The National Society for Medical Research stresses the importance of comparative medicine study of diseases oc curring in man and animals. While no one can predict the results exactly, the hope is that multiple sclerosis also will be conquered through animal experimentation. A Special Election Tuesday, Bethel Fire Department .......... Community Bldg Community Bldg. . . Community Bldg. (Uinfall) Sr. Community Bldg. .... Perq. County Courthouse Hixon Health Dept. WILL SIT AT PRECINCT 11, 18 AND 25 FROM REGISTER VOTERS - 7. L "CU:3Y" TPJiY, 0.slrr.:n your person, you may recover a Judgment from him to compen sate you in money damages, ' A drunken person is liable for the wrongful destruction of an other's property to the same ex tent as If he were sober. It is Immaterial that he was so drunk that he did not know what he was : doing. May a drunken person be con victed of a crime? Although there are some few exceptions, the general rule Is that voluntary drunkenness, fur nishes no ground of exemption from responsibility for crime, A person may be so drunk when he commits an act that he Is incapable, at the time of know ing what he Is doing, yet if the intoxication be voluntary, he is legally responsible for his crim inal acts nevertheless under the general rule, , The most important exception to the general rule is found in those few cases where the law requires a specific intent to ren der an act a particular crime oi degree of crime. Among the crimes requiring a specific in tent are "willful, deliberate and premeditated" murder in the first degree, burglary, assault with Intent to kill, and larceny. Where a person is too drunk when he commits an act to en tertain the specific Intent, essen tial in order that the act may con stitute a particular crime, and did not first form such intent and then became Intoxicated, he is not re sponsible for that particular crime. If, however, one makes up his mind to do an act while sober, entertaining the necessary lhtent, and then becomes intoxicated and commits it, he is responsible. For example, if one makesnphls mind to kill another, and then be comes drunk, and kills hi he Is guilty of murder In the first de gree. Where a man is too drunk to entertain the specific intent nee-; essary to constitute the act a particular crime, he frequently may be convicted of some lesser offense for which no specific in tent is required. a POLLING PLACES 9:00 A.M. UNTIL
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