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r ft ; ' Book Fair At School Nov. 13th & 14th The Hertford Grammar In Hertford, N.C. wlU sponsor a stuaent book fair on Nov. 13-14 to students will be able to browse and purchasebooks. The book fair will also be open during the hours of 9-3:00 on Friday Books win be on display in the Library. The book fair committee in. vites all students, parents and visitors to attend the fair. The fair will not only help spur stu dent Interest In reading and build ing home libraries, but will also contribute to a worthwhile proj ect. The school earns 20 per cent of all sales and profits will be used for Books for the Library The P. T. A. Is sponsoring this event, with Mrs. George Fields serving as book, fair chairman. The committee Includes Mrs. Jane Cherry, Co. Chm. Mrs. Ray Haskett Mrs. Bay Schofleld.Mrs. Harvey. The book fair display will in clude attractive new books from many publishers In all popular price ranges. All reading areas of interest to students will be rep resented, including classics, fic tion, biographies, adventure stor ' les, science, nature, crafts, my stery and reference books. Won derful books to read or to give as gifts. The committee is work ing with Educational Reading Ser vice, a professional book fair company, to furnish an individual selection of books for the fair. FHA ON HOUSING MONEY A Nixon Administration sur vey, from 85 per cent of the FHA regional offices, reports an adequate supply of funds for loans. The Federal Housing Ad ministration also reported con tinuing increases in the cost of mortgage money. Buying On Credit Buying furniture on credit? Have 'you stopped to think how much you're going to pay for trie privilege of using that furni ture before you actually own it? Family economists in the V.S. Department of Agriculture say that most people have only a vague notion about the cost of install ment credit. They do not realize that Interest may be computed In several ways with consider able difference in the overall cost to the borrower. Three methods are in general use. They are the add-on, the discount rate, and interest on the unpaid balance. Now, say you need $360for that furniture you are planning to buy. Let's see what It would cost you under each of the three methods If the interest rate is 9 per cent and you pay off the loan In 24 monthly installments. With the add-on method, you would ' pay 2 years' interest on $360 even though the amount you owe would become smaller with each payment. In all, you would pya '. $424.80 and your monthly payments would be $17.70. If you get a discounted loan, you will need to borrow $439.02 to get $360 cash, because all the In terest on the loan is subtracted before any money Is turned over to you. Monthly payments would run $18. 29. Now consider a loan on which the Interest is three-fourths of i per cent a month on the out standing balance. This is 9 per cent a year. Your total payments would, add up to $393.75. Your monthly payments would be $16. 41. " . For more Information contact Ila Grey White Home Ec. Ext. Agent. . v 101 PR00F-8 YEARS OLD rani m www nTLnpo & t2L J STRAIGHT BOURBON WHISKEY jmiimiulI rjttA I MsM FIFTH M PINT AUSTIN. NICHOLS 1 CO., INC.. NEW YORK -NEW YORK Panthers Sing Swan Song Outlined against a chill, gray November night, Perquimans Unions' Green Panthers went on their last prowl and ripped the W, S, Creecy Panthers by ascore of 48-6. Playing before home coming fans for the last time ant! displaying a good-bye perfor mance for their Alma Mater thai all will remember in years tc come, the Panthersclosedoutthe season and their football career in a blaze of glory. Undefeated and untied after running rough shop over nine opponents, the Panthers wre denied a seat In the championship throneroom in the rapidly growingdefunctNorlti Carolina High School Athletic Conference. Alumni and friends watched vUh misty eyes and fond reflections as the Panthers went into action for the last time. Co-captains Vicky Shamble and Joseph Moore led by captain Percy Davis met with Creecy's captains and elected to kick. Af ter failing to gain a first down Creecy punted to Perquimans and Davis returned 10 yards to Creecy's 40 yard line. Perqui mans drew first blood as Davis hit right end Clifton Tlllett with a 37 yard scoring aerial. The extra point try was no good. Shamble kicked to Creecy and on the kick-off Richard Boone dash ed 82 yards to knot the score at six all. Davis came back with a45 yard touchdown pass to Vicky Shamble. Tlllett scored the two point conversion. The score at the end of the first half was 20-6 in favor Of Winf all. In the third quarter Davis hit Shamble with a 40 yard touch down pass. Henry Mallory took a pass from Davis for the two point conversion. Minutes later Davis handed off to fullback Al phonso Felton, who bulled his way into the end zone for another touchdown, Creecy's feeble at tempts to halt Perquimans were useless, as Robert Lee Jones slashed and cut off tackle for sizeable yardage the entire game. In the final quarter Davis work ing with methodical precision, proceeded to administer the coup de grace by passing 24 yards to Thomas for a touchdown, Davis then capped his brilliant perfor mance of the night and the lastfor Perquimans Union with a scin tillating 35 yard touchdown run, Alphonso Felton ran the final two point conversion making the final score 48-6 in, favor of the best high school football team In North Carolina, not barring any. Last week the News and U Dserver re ferred to Perquimans Union as the ' best team In the NorthCar olina High School Athletic Con ference." 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' i:') 3!;.:::5 ;il fck Fcr f ' Csyd the best team in the conference was not allowed to compete for the State Championship, And as sure as they had been allowed to parti cipate, "They mould have won," for this Panther Team of 1969 Is loaded with talent, talent that is rarely found in North Carolina. Here is the record of the only undefeated and untied team In Northeastern North Carolina: Sept. 12, Perquimans Union, 42 vs. H. B. Suggs, Farmsville, 6; Sept. 18, Perquimans Union, 26 vs. Brawley, Scotland Neck, 6; Sept. 26, Perquimans Union, 30 vs. J. T. Barber, New Bern,0; Oct. 3, Perquimans Union, 32 vs. R. L. Vann, Ahoskle, 0; Oct. 10, Perquimans Uifion, 38 vs. E.J. Hayes, Williamston, 12; Oct. 17, Perquimans Union, 14 vs. Pat tillo, Tarboro, 8; Oct. 24, Per quimans Union, 42 vs. Carver, Mount OUve, 0; Oct. 31, Perqui mans Union, 20 vs. C. S. Brown, Winton, 0; Nov. 7, Perquimans Union, 48 vs. W, S. Creecy, Rich Square, 6. 32 points scoring av erage per game. No matter who wears the State Crown after November 21, they can't wear it with Pride. For they know that Perquimans Green Panthers "Clawed Them AIL" I Deaths by Fire NEW YORK Every 13 niin ! uics fire diiiins a life, s.ivs the Insurance Inform. Hum Insti tute. Of the '2.'2W persons who died in fires in about one third were children. Medicaid Program To Be Implemented January 1,1970 North Carolina Blue Crossand Blue Shield has been designated as fiscal Intermediary agent for the new Medicaid program to be administered by the State Depart ment of Social Services. The Medicaid program design ed to provide quality health ser vices for eligible persons with low Income will be Implemented in North Carolina on January 1, 1970. The cost of Medicaid will be ap proximately 70 million dollars per year and will provide com prehensive health services for approximately 180,000 public as sistance recipients and another 170,000 medically indigent. The Advisory Budget Commis sion has approved the recommen dation of the State Board of Social Services that Blue Cross and Blue Shield be designated as inter mediary. In meeting the requirements of Medicaid, it Is essential that claims processors have techni cal knowledge as well as access to a variety of medical informa tion In which the Department of Social Services does not have. Rather than add considerable staff and meet the expense of training, the State Board of Social Services felt It more economical to purchase the services of an intermediary. Many services will be provid ed by Blue Cross and Blue Shield, but their primary functions will be to receive claims from pro- Page 3 - The Perquimans Weekly, Hertford, N. C, Thursday, November 13, J?' Special Children's Educational Program The Economic Improvement Council has received word from the Office of Child Develop ment, Department of Health, Edu cation and Welfare, that a special children's educational television program began on Channel 2 Mon day, November 10. The program, entitled "Se same Street", Is being partially funded by Head Start, and has also received financial support from the Office of Education, the Ford Foundation and the Carnegie Corporation. Designed to use the medium of television to help prepare pre school children from the ages of three through five years for school, "Sesame Street" will be seen every morning on the Uni versity of North Carolina televi sion station at 10:00 sum. The show, produced by the Children's Television Workshop of the National Educational Tele vision Network, is not intended as a substitute for classroom experience, but will serve as a supplement to preschool Inst ruc- vlders; determine whether state ments received are in compliance with the regulations of the pro gram; establish procedures for rejection of claims not in com pliance and approve for payment those claims meeting the program's requirements. Actual payments will be made by the State Department of Social Services. tlon such as that afforded through Head Start and other kindergarten and child development programs. "Sesame Street" will continue through May, 1970, each w. day. EIC has available copies the ParentTeacher teac' guide for distribution lot; We care where our product is served. Beer served in pleasant and wholesome surroundings is the aim of the United States Brewers Association. And we are always striving to do something about it. 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