Commissioners Proceedings regular meeting of the pay the Mowing bills: oard of county commissioners Pniio P. white tai vm t the County of Perquimans, Corporation, $421.62; One Stop lorth Carolina, held on the First Service Station, $182.92; Hert- -londay to June, June 1, 1970, at ford Hardware 4 Supply Co., 10:00 o'clock A.M., at its regular inc., $13.92; Eastern Office foeeting place in the Courthouse, Equipment Co., $73.15; Chowan to Hertford, Perquimans County, Medical Center, $27.00; Dr. Jlorth Carolina. , James N. Slade, $22.50; ; Present R. L. Spivey, chair- Pasquotank-Perquimans- man presiding with com- Camden-Chowan Dist. Health missioners, Riley S. Monds, Jr., Dept., $2.00; Dr. Robert E. inomas u, Nixon, Lester h. Caniner tusnn- Thp tjunr Simpson, and Ellis Winslow. All commissioners were present. i Reports were received from 'the Agriculture Extension jService and Social Services departments. un motion amy maae, Co-operative Publishing Co. $20.00; Winslow Oil Company, $206.35; J. C. Blanchard & Co., Inc., $1.24; W. R. West, $15.00; The Perquimans Weekly, $108.60; Carolina Feed and Seed, $1.56;- ' Pitt Hardware Co., $.67; jeconded and passed, the Board Robertson's Cleaner & Laundry, adopted the tentative budget for Tiu tilt 90- Tnv TWwrtmonf 3scal year 1970-1971 as prepared $6.51; N. C. State Highway ay the County Accountant, and Comm., $6.18, Gatling & Gatling, 4et the tentative tax rate at $1.65 $495.05; sheriff's Dept., $45.00; Jer $100.00 assessed value. Hertford Cafe, $230.10; General j: On motion duly made, and Services Administration, $70.38; seconded, the Board voted to NASCO, $5.21; Harmon's iccept sealed bids for fuel oil to pharmacy, $16.10; N. C. State le used by County Agencies for University, $4.00; Elliott Layden, Iscal year 19704971. Bids are to $20.00; Gregory's 5-10-25 Store, be submitted on or before 10:00 $1.93; c. D. White & Son, $6.32 S'clock a.m., Tuesday, July 7, and C. Edgar White, $12.90. 70. THe Board reserves the There being no further r5ght to reject any or all bids, business, the Board adjourned. I: On motion duly made, authorized a refund to Rollo P. Vhite, in tne amount of $31.68 for Personal property double listed. On motion duly made, Seconded and passed, the Board approved the petition requesting he North Carolina State High way Commission to add ap proximately one-half mile road V State Maintained Secondary Toad System, leading from S. R. 1328 to Deep Creek in New Hope fnumckln On motion duly made and ' 1 1 n 1 11 s' j vcodqcu uie tsoara aumorizea tie Sheriff's budget to be mended $550.00, Board of Sections budget $1,263.00, and .'risoners budget $200.00. . On motion duly . made, Ostomates Of Northeastern North Carolina 1 Thousands of ostomates throughout the U.S., Canada and across the seas have been helped and received help through Ostomy Clubs. The Central Carolina Ostomy Club of Raleigh and the Tidewater Ostomy Club of Norfolk recognizes the need of the ostomate in northeastern North Carolina to become econded and passed, the Board associated with an ostomy club if appointed Hilton M. White, they do desire. Tne object of eterans Service Officer, ef- these clubs is as quoted in the By ective May 1,1970 to July 1,1971. Laws: jpn motion by commissioner "The Rehabilitation of persons ,iley. S. Monds, Jr., and who have an ostomy (colostomy, econded by commissioner ileal bladder or ileostomy); to .nomas D. Nixon, and duly call on such persons, either prior assed, the Board adopted a to or subsequent to release from, solution to enjer agreement for the hospital, "at the request of" or Jorth Carolina Local Govern- with permission of the attending hental Employees' Retirement physician. To make available to stehi to provide employee the patient, approved methods of fiath benefits for Social Service irrigation of a colostomy, care of mployees. ileal bladder and ilostomy, rOn motion duly made, assistance in selecting and or Wded and passed, the Board obtaining equipment for WpbintedC.T. Skinner, Jr., Fire ostomates and rendering any rshal of Perquimans County, service required." Ifective June 1, 1970 to July 1, Both the Raleigh club and 271, for the purpose of making Norfolk area club are endorsed spections and reports of all by the American Cancer Society kiblic buildings, facilities, and it is hoped that if enough Shools and rest homes, and to interest is shown a similar club inordinate all fire prevention can be formed in northeastern Activities. North Carolina which would also ton motion duly- made, have the endorsement of the Wded and passed, the Board American Cancer Society. Plans Jopted the following resolution: are underway for a club to be tThe Board of County Com- located in Hertford. Physicians issioners of Perquimans and surgeons have been asked to jBunty, Hertford, North cooperate in passing out cards to Wlina, desire to sell and will any past, present or future Nbept sealed bids for one 1952 ostomate patients. They may Sdel Autocar Truck, with have now or have had if they Jproximately 2,000 gallon think that becoming associated Opacity water tank. ' with such a club' would be of tBids are to be received by benefit to them or to other Slian C. Powell, Clerk to the ostomates. The ostomate of long bard of County Commissioners, years standing with their ex i or before 10:00 o'clock a.m., perience and knowledge would tesday, July 7, 1970. be of the greatest help to ner , The Board of County Com- ostomates or to establishing a issioners reserve the right to new club. All doctors, nurses and ject any and all bids. interested persons are most On motion duly made and welcome at these meetings. Issed. the Board voted to For further toformaton:' To mate $500.00 to each of the llowing fire departments, anyone in this area : Margeret T. Lane, Member, Hertford; ter-Cbunty Fire Department at Tidewater Ostomy Club; Central oodviue, ueuiei immunity wrauu wawmj uuu. are protection Association, wn of Winfall, and Town of irtford, to be used for fire hting operating equipment. On' motion duly made, ionded and passed, the Board joined the Interstate Freeway ; proposed by the Coastal sins Regional Commission. Hie Treasurer was ordered to AMERICAN CLASSIC HOMES ; D. A. TALLEY ' GENERAL CONTOACTfn GUILDS 07 VJD CC3 . - f :.::. nr.) r.::DDs. TThy l Am Proud (H America - The following tnoughts of students from Mrs. Grace Coston's 5th and 6th grades at Hertford Grammar School on "Why I Am Proud of America" merit publishing. WHY I AM PROUD OF AMERICA ' Why am I proud of America? I'm proud of her because she helps the unfortunate people. Since she has many factories and raw materials, she uses some of them for other countries. If you counted up the money we spent for others, you would see that some is owed. We helped some countries get independence. One was Cuba . I wonder if it was the right thing to do? We try to make peace. We built a building and founded an organization called the United Nations.' That is where the countries talk over their problems! Right how, we are fighting with South Vietnam to keep Communism from taking over that country. Ye, countries of the world, you owe a lot to the land of the free and the home of the brave. And, for me, thank you America for being helpful. Brian Harris 5th Grade Julian C.Powell Clerk to Board R.L. Spivey Chairman Why I Am Proud To Live In America I am proud to be an American because we have so many freedoms. Freedom of Worship, Freedom of the Press, Freedom from Want, Freedom of Speech and Freedom from Fear. Freedom is precious. We don't have to worry about someone coming to take us to jail in the middle of the night. We have the most beautiful scenery to the world. We have beautiful mountains and valleys. We have enough food that nobody starves. I like to see the' American flag because it reminds me of all the battles fought to help make America free. America has anything you could ask for. Terrie Dow Morgan, 5th Grade Why I Am Proud To Live In America The reason why I am proud of America is we have many freedoms. That is why the pioneers came over here, because of these freedoms. Our freedoms are : Freedom of Worship, Freedom of Speech, Freedom of the Press, Freedom from Want, Freedom from Fear. We appreciate our freedoms. Have you ever heard the song, "America the Beautiful?" Its words are true. Our flag is red, white and blue. This flag is beautiful. ' There is one thing America is trying to get and that is "Peace." Our scenery is beautiful. We have many things to look at and admire. There is one' thing that America isn't, and that is being backwards! Many places aire backward, but we are not. As we live in America, we need to love and to admire it. Who is not proud of America? June Dean Fleetwood ; 6th Grade Why I Am Proud To Live In America I am proud of America because it is a country that helps other countries to time of war and peace. America is also a free countcy. We have freedom of worship and freedom from want. We have freedom of speech and freedom of the press. America has helped other countries to progress and helped them to win their independence. America has sent great men to talk peace with communist countries. America has spacious skies, amber waves of grain and purple mountain majesties. This is why I am proud to live in America. Doug Harrell 6th Grade Why I Am Proud To Live In America I am proud of America because of its many freedoms, and because of our beautiful flag', and the stirring poem Francis Scott Key wrote about our country, which is now our national anthem. I am also proud of bur many impressive sceneries and of our many good schools and colleges spread throughout our country. I am proud of the many people like our soldiers that try mortally to defend our country from Com munism and for our scientists and inventors, who constantly strive to improve our country. America is truly great! All my life I shall domy best to keep it that way. Joseph Steliga 6th Grade Why I Am Proud To Live In America I am proud to live in America when I think about our forefathers fighting to protect our country so we could have freedom. When I look at the flag, I think of our country's beautiful oceans, waterfalls, streams, rivers, lakes, forests and land. I am proud to live to America because it is not a stingy nation. When another country needs money and needs help, we give it to them! When a country is at; war, we will help them. There are many other reasons that I am proud to be an American that can't be expressed, but I think this is enough to tell you that America is a great country. Kevin Fields 6th Grade Roberson Cited Staff Sergeant Percy N. Roberson, son of Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Roberson, Rt. 1, Tyner, N.C., has received the U.S. Air Force Commendation Medal for meritorious service while assigned at U-Tapao Airfield, Thailand. Sergeant Roberson, an aircraft maintenance technician, was presented the medal at Loring AFB, Maine, where he is now. serving in the 42nd Bomb Wing , a unit of the Strategic Air Com mand, America's nuclear deterrent force of long range bombers and intercontinental ballistic missiles. The sergeant is a 1961 graduate of Chowan High School. His wife, Mary, is the daughter of the Rev. and Mrs. Gordan Shaw of Rt. 1, Hertford, N.C. The Perquimans County Weekly. Hertford; N. C, Thursday, June 11, 1970 - Page , Thanks To Mrs. M. B. Taylor June Is Dairy Monti By Mrs. Judy Steward Home Economics Instructor Perquimans County High School I feel that through this ex periment the girls were able to get an idea of the methods used and the types of research being carried out in the area of nutrition in addition to the idea of the value of milk in the diet. Most of the girls seemed to take a great interest in this experiment. They were anxious to help with Risky and Frisky and interested to the results of the experiment. Some, however, were sympathetic toward the rats feeling that it was wrong to experiment with them. The feelings of a few of the girls concerning the un cleanliness of the rats seemed to interfere with their learning. Perhaps somf other laboratory animal such as a guinea pig would have caused less of negative reaction from them. It seems that this experiment couldThave naa greater success as a learning experience if in troduced at a different time. The students to the freshman classes who expressed the greatest in terest were in the midst of clothing construction and thus were unable to spend as much time as would have been possible had they been studying nutrition exclusively. Thank you for bringing this learning experience to our Home Economics classes. NEEDLEPOINT HOBBY Fullerton, Pa.-George Sacher, 76, keeps busy during his re tirement years doing needlepoint. He has been doing this for twenty years and many of his canvases decorate the walls in his home. He also makes purses and other objects. June is Dairy Month, stated today by Mrs. M. B. Taylor, Home Economics Extension' Agent. Are you meeting your requirement of milk? Now is a good time to establish a milk drinking habit, states Mrs. Taylor. Everyone should follow the Food Guide everyday. The milk group states that children under 9 two to three cups; pregnant women- three or more; nursing mothers, four or more. However cheese can be used for part of the milk. Are you guilty of the following reasons for not drinking milk? Don't think it is important; Think it is too expensive; Don't like it; Don't have it. Riskey and Friskey proved to you why you should drink milk. So don't be Riskey and run into bad health. Try to establish good eating habits by meeting your daily requirement of milk Prepared "Do you suppose he's in a position to ask me to marry him?" "I should say so.' Haven't I just returned him his ring?" KAISER ALUMINUM more affordable than rust I QtydurittfaRuBt-Buatr-budd with heet that won't turn rusty. Won't need painting, Will stay up to 15 cooler Inside In summer, warmer In winter. Best price during our Rust-Buster oarload ventl TWIN-MD' Hertford Farmers Exchange Qrubb Street Extended Hartford, N. C. 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HERTFORD, NORTH CAROLINA FARM SEWER C RANTS Hie Nixon Administration has creed to release S18-mlllion for more Farmers Home Admin istration (rants to help small rural communities build water and sewer systems. According to Secretary of Agriculture Clif ford M. Hardin, the full amount will be made available for grants diirinc the vear rinding TiinaAfti . v i w Ji I What this country really needs is a good 5 savings account. According to leading economists, the average American family of four with an annual income of '' $10,000 should be saving at least 5 of this in come each and every year. 5 of $10,000 is $500 which is a lot of money. And when you're saving a lot of money, you should be earning a good in terest rate on it. We at Peoples Bank pay a good interest rate on savings. We pay 5 guaranteed interest on our Peoples Premium Passbook Sav ings. 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