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Lowest prloM to be found tny-
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UxU two bedroom 18396
' vehie. Bala prloa 12890.00
,' 60x11 two bedroom. M306
value. , Bale wiee 9OT86.00
6 tola three bdrooms.. 14680
, value, Bala prloa 94290.00
60xu tuna bedrooms. 16499
value. Sala prloa S4SM.0O
88x1 BpadaJ 879B.00
Tuna aa low as 398u00 down
and 888.00 monthly
p.m.
,Open dally 8:80 am 'tU 7:00
ind Sunday 8:00 p.m,
until 7:80 pm
H. MOBILD B0MB9
Highway US 64
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ford, N. C. June4,fltt,l
PRIVATE TUTORINO
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mer month, Morning only.
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4867986, Hertford. June 4.1U
t NOTICE
NORTH CAROLINA
PERQUIMANS COUNTY
Under and by virtue of an
order of the Superior Court of
Perquimans County, made in the
pecial proceeding entitled
"John Richard Norfleet, Ad
ministrator of Sammie Norfleet
Hardy, Deceased, Petitioner, vs.
Ernest Hardy, Respondent", the
' undersigned Commissioner will
on the 1st day of July, 1970, at
12:00 o'clock noon, at the
, courthouse door in Perquimans
County, North Carolina, offer for
ale to the highest bidder for
cash that certain tract of land
lying and being in the Town of
, Hertford, Perquimans County,
TAteth ; PawAlina nn4 mAiia
miivi iu . vni vain si t auu iuvic
particularly ' described as
follows; ;
norm oy ijodd street extenaea,
East bv Felton's Store and
); Blanchard, South by Dr. W. B.
,' Eason Estate. For further
; description see deed from E.
L. Reed to John Gordon &
Wife, Edmonia S. Gordon, in
; Deed Book at Courthouse,
Perquimans County.
O This 30th day of May, 1970.
;Y- ll Robert B.Lowry
: June 4,11,18,25 Commissioner
... NOTICE OF RESALE
OF REAL ESTATE
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA
PERQUIMANS COUNTY
Under and by virtue of an
Order of the Superior Court of
Perquimans County, North
Carolina, made in the special
proceeding entitled PEOPLES
BANK & TRUST COMPANY,
Administrator of the Estate of
CLARENCE C. CHAPPELL,
SR., Deceased, et al vs. VER
NON F.- DAUGHTRIDGE, et al
Trustees , the undersigned
Commissioner will oh Thursday,
June 28, 1970, at 11:06 a.m. at the
Courthouse door In Hertford.
Carolina, again offer for sale to
the highest bidder for cash,
subject to confirmation by the
Court, the following described
parcel of real estate, with Im
provements, situated in OTovidlna
Perquimans County, .North
Carolina:
comer of the aforesaid C. C.
Chappell, Jr. homeplace, and
running thence in a general
northerly direction along N. C,
Highway 1002, 251 feet to a
point; thence along other
lands of the Chappell Estate
south 64 degrees 14' east 150
feet to a point; thence along
other lands of the said
Chappell Estate south 25
degrees 46' west 250.13 feet to
the northern boundary of said
C. C. Chappell, Jr.
homeplace; thence along the
northern boundary of the said
C. C. Chappell, Jr, lands north
64 degrees 34' west 150 feet to
said highway 1002, the place of
beginning, containing by
actual survey 86100 acre,
and for a more particular
description of said lot or
parcel of land reference is had
to that certain map or plat
thereof prepared by S. Elmo
Williams, Registered Sur
veyor, dated December 6,
1968, and bearing the legend in
part "C. C. Chappell Estate,
Also, all improvements
situated upon the said land,
which are: feed mill building
and mill machinery "625
model grain bin, five Butler
grain bins, and four Long
grain bins.
The opening bid shall be
$12,230.00. The successful bidder
at said sale will be required to
deposit 10of his bid as evidence,
of good faith. The property will
be sold subject to payment by the
buyer of 1970 taxes.
This 9th day of June, 1970.
Dewey W.Wells
Commissioner
John H.Hall, Jr.,
Commissioner
Junell-18 C
On-The-Jpb Training Program
GENERAL CONCEPT
The On-The-Job Training
Program may be defined as the
actual performance of the work
duties in any occupation under
the supervision and guidance of a
trainee worker or instructor
nuring the period of employment
bf the trainee.
The statewide program as
Human Resources of the
Department of Local Affairs is
designed to serve a dual role. It
matches the employee with an
appropriate employer thereby
joo entry or skill
improvement training to the
unemployed and underemployed
person. The main thrust, is to
ADMINISTRATOR'S
EXECUTOR'S NOTICE
IN THE GENERAL COURT
OF JUSTICE
SUPERIOR COURT DIVISION
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA!
PERQUIMANS COUNTY
Having qualified as Co
Executors of the estate of Golan
individuals who have not had the
opportunity heretofore.
The program had its inception
when the Departments of Health,
Education, and Welfare (HEW),
the Department of Labor (DOL),
Bureau of Employment Security
(bes, and the Office of
Economic Opportunity (OEO)
envisioned a need to combine
L. Newby of Perquimans County,
North Carolina, this is to notify
all persons having claims
against the estate of said Golar
L. Newby to present them to the
undersigned within 6 month 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.
This the 19th day of May, 1970.
Richard L. Newby
Mrs. Rosa E. Newby
Co-Executors
S
Star Rt., Box 30,
Winfall.N.C.
May28;June4,ll,18-c.
IN THE GENERAL COURT
OF JUSTICE
SUPERIOR COURT DIVISION
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA
PERQUIMANS COUNTY
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE
Having qualified as Ad
ministrator of the estate of John
Sutart Fletcher of Perquimans
County, North Carolina, this is to
notify all persons having claims
against the estate of said John
Stuart Fletcher 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 im
mediate payment.
This the 5th day of June, 1970.
JohnS.Fletcher.il
Administrator
Junell,18,25,July2-C
their interests and concerns for
the less fortunate in combating
some of the causes of poverty.
The federal government,
under the provisions of the
Manpower Development
Training Act (MDTA) of 1962, as
amended by the Manpower Act
of 1965 is ready to help employees
and related groups with the
development of cost of On-The-Job
(OJT) Training through the
statewide program of the
Division of Human Resources.
THE MECHANICS OF IM
PLEMENTATION Approximately 30 Community
Action Agencies across the state
serve as sponsors for the On-The-Job
Training program as
authorized by the Division of
Human Resources. The Im
plementation of the program is
the responsibility of the man
power components of these local
community agencies in their
respective areas.
CONTRACT PROCEDURES
I. Contracts submitted to the
state office by sponsoring
agencies for processing and
approval should include five
units. There are four forms that
make up a unit for subcontract.
They include the following:
1. Negotiation Worksheet
2. OJT 2A '.Yellow Sheet)
3. OJT 3A (White Sheet)
4. OJT Training Outline (An
attached sheet listing a training
schedule indicating number of
hours of concentration in each
area of instruction.)
II. Prior to processing the
contract the local Employment
Security Manager must certify
the need of training for the oc
cupation in his geographic area
of supervision. The OJT
Representative in the ESC office
will prepare the appropriate
forms enrolling the trainee.
III. Nepotism is not permitted
under the MDTA OJT contract. A
subcontractor is not allowed to
enroll members of his immediate
family.
IV. It is the responsibility of the
sponsoring agency to keep the
OJT Director's office informed
as to the progress of the trainees.
This is accomplished by sub
mitting three copies of the
Progress and Compliance forms
(OJT-4) 15 days after the con
tract has become operative and
each 30 days thereafter.
V. When a trainee ceases to be a
part of the program for any
reason, it is necessary for the job
developer to prepare and submit
seven copies of the MA-102.
Three copies should be sent to
the local ESC and four copies to
the OJT Director's office.
VI. The employer may enroll a
new trainee in substitution of the
one terminated providing the
new trainee will have the ad
vantage of 75 percent of the
training time
contract.
under the OJT
VII. The contractor will be paid
$25.00 per week for each trainee
up to a maximum of 26 weeks.
VIII. No special treatment of
employees is requested in the
program. All trainees under this
program receive the same
treatment as other employees
including termination for
reasons that seem to be feasible
by the employer.
IX. The paperwork will be done
by the sponsoring agency or the
State Office. The program will be
monitored at 30 day intervals.
This activity will be ex
peditiously handled so the
trainees will lose a maximum of
five minutes from his duties;
very often two or three minutes
is adequate.
X. When the provisions of the
contract have been fulfilled the
job developer should im
mediately close out the sub
contract by submitting to the
OJT Director's office three
copies of the forms listed below:
1. Detailed Statement (Form
request for reimbursement of
funds submitted on official
stationery of the subcontractor.)
2. Subcontract Invoice
3. Subcontract Release
4. Trainee Roster
5. Liability Amendment (When
necessary)
Seven copies of the ter
mination from (MA-102) are
requested. These items are
referred to as the "Close Out
Package."
XI. The Economic Im
provement Council Office in this
area will be able to provide detail
information when requested.
Kindly contact.
E.I.C. Manpower Office
Phone 335-5493
506 W. Ehringhaus Street
Elizabeth City, North Carolina
The Perquimans County Weekly, Hertford, N. C, Thursday. June 1 1. 1970 - Page 7
B RJ ! I I for that ZTLL
Social Security Administration
ByjJtonaldS. Morris
Field Representative
This summer a great number
of young people will be working
and paying social security
contributions for the first time.
Student employment In summer
jobs will begin within the next
few weeks. To be sure you get
social security credit for the
work you do, show your employer
your social security card the day
you apply for work. The lm
portanceis even greater now for
TAX NOTICE (Continued from Page 6)
Laurine Whidbee, 50' x 100' & Bldgs. - Whidbee
Elihu White, 1 Lot White Heirs
Peter White, Heirs, Lot in Winfall
Wm. Henry White, Lot 71' x 260 & Bldgs.
Zollar Van & Susie J. White, Lot & House, Vacant
Llghtfoot Lot, Vacant Umphlett Lot
Ella Hinton Whitegurst, Lot 110 x 200' Hinton
Grade M. Wiggins, 1 Lot Wiggins Tract
Lusta Window, 9 Acres Fel ton Tract
Maggie Eaton Woodard, Lot 71' x 130' Window
NEW HOPE TOWNSHIP 2
Richard Alphonza Banks, 1 Lot & House, Banks
Ruth Banks, 1 Lot & House, Banks
Edward Barclift, 1 Lot (Vt Acre Overton)
Caldwell Bryant, 1 Lot 100' x 150' Joe Butts
Joshua Bumham, 1 Lot Banks, 1 Lot Banks
Dorothy Burke, 2-210 Acres Johnson, Burke Lot 1
Theodore ft Maml S. Burke, 13 Acres F. Burke & Home
Henrietta & Tom Butts, 2 Acres Johnson Tract
Addle M. Hoffler, 16V4 Acres Lamb Tract
Bertha James, House on Overton Tract
L. Junior 6 Mary Frances James, 2 Acres J. Sawyer, 1
Lot Jones-House
George Roger Jennings, 10 Acres Geo. Jennings Est
Andrew Johnson, 21 Acres Granby-Johnson, 8 Acres
-. .Johnson .
McLAMB PONTIAG-BOCK, IllCRAleusLee, 28 Acres Roas Lee, 1 Lot Acres School
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LEO AMBROSE
Representing
ELIZABETH CITY, N.C.
(A Trial Is All We Ask)
PHONE 335-4331
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Robert A. Lee, Jr., 44 Acres Lee-Green, 1 Acre Stalling! 3L61
Sarah Lee, Acre Whidbee 4.78
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Philander H. Leigh, 1 Acre E. M. Perry 9.93
Maggie Hollowell McGruder, 1 Acre Godfrey 13.02
Edgar Mallory, 1 Acre Jenkins & House
Hattle Mallory, 8 Acres Overton
James C Mallory, 50 Acres Newby
Joseph M.'fc Vera M. Moore, 23 Acres Tran Sawyer-
Home
Dewey & Warren Overton, 40 Acres-Overton
Hattle Overton, 1 Acre Overton
James Overton, 510 Acres Poole
Jeff Jr. & Margaret 1 Overton, 20 Acres Andrew
. Johnson 43.38
Ruth Overton, 1 Acre Dennis James 5.63
Warren A. & Ethel Overton, 47 Acres Barclift & Bldgs. 156.40
Wlnson & Annie E Pettaway, 1 Lot 50' x 100' Bateman,
1 Lot 50' x 100' Bateman 33.31
Nehemlah Spell man, 1 Lot & House, 23 Acres Sutton,
1 Lot & House
Herbert Thomas, 1 House
Seth Thomas, 2 Acres Sutton
John Turner, Est, 7 Acres JL Turner
Henry Walker, 1 Acre Bateman
Calvin ft Susab H. Whidbee, 1 Lot 16 yds x 60 yds,
- Poola-Johhson, 1 Lot H. Johnson
Henry Whidbee, 2 Acres Onley
Jerry Waldbae, Jr., ft Acres H. Sawyer .
Llnwood ft Anna Jane Whidbee, 1 Lot 109' x 146' x
'.ET nomas T,-hlte,9Acrai Leigh, Grlffln Oldgi
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young people because of recent
changes in the disability
provisions for persons under 31
years of age.
If you have lost your card, or
never had a card, be sure to get
in touch with the Social Security
Office now so you will be
prepared when the time comes
for you to apply for summer
work. All employes must have a
social security number in order
for their employers to report the
wagea that have been Mid. If you
need asocial security 'number,
contact your Social Security
Office at 401 S. Dyer Street,
Elizabeth City, North Carolina. I
DRAFT DEFERMENTS
By Executive older President
Nixon has abolished occupa
tional draft deferments and de
ferment! for fathers. Be also
announced his Intention to end
undergraduate student defer
ments when and it Congress
fives the necessary authority.
TRIM
FOR SALE
The Board of County Commissioners of Perquimans County, Hert
ford, North Carolina, desire to sell and will accept sealed bids for one
1952 Model Autocar Truck, with approximately 2,000 gallon capacity
water tank.
Bids are to be received by Julian C. Powell, Clerk to the Board of
County Commissioners, on or before 10:00 o'clock A.M., Tuesday,
July 7, 1970
The Board of County Commissioners reserve the right to reject any
and all bids.
PERQUIMANS COUNTY BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS
HERTFORD
NORTH CAROLINA
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USED
CAR1S
Why gamble when you shop for a
used car? Your Ford Dealer's got a
big selection of late-model beauties
all backed by his reputation as an
outstanding local businessman. He
has the staff and facilities to put usedl
cars in top condition. And he stands
behind his used cars just the way he
stands behind his new cars for
keeps. His A-1 sign is a trademark
of trust.
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1967 FORD
Cust 500, 4 Dr., Std. Shift
66 MUSTANG
Conv. Cruisomatic, V8 .
65 FALCON
2 Dr., Sdn., 6 Cyl. Std. Shift
65 OLDS 88
4 Dr., H. T., Full Power
64 OLDS 88
2 Dr., H.T., Auto Trans., V8,
PS PR
63 FORD GAL 500
4 Dr., Auto Trans.
61 FORD WAGON
Std. Shift, Good Motor.
68 CAMARO RS
4 Spd., Vinyl Roof
67 FORD FAIR 500
4 Dr., Sdn., Va
68 FALCON
4 Dr., Std. Shift, 6 CyL
66 MUSTANG
2 Dr., V8, 4 Spd. Trans.
65 FORD GAL 500
4 Dr., V8.
65 MUSTANG
2 Dr., RT., 289, 4V Mtr.,
4 Spd.
63 FORD
2 Dr., H.T., V8
62 PONTIAC
2 Dr., 4 Cylinder
62 FALCON WAGON
Stand. Shift, 6 CyL
67 MUSTANG
Conv., Cruisomatic
67 FORD WAGON
AirCond.,V8
66 FORD GAL 500
4 Dr., Sdn., V8, Cm.
66 FORD GAL 500
4 Dr., Sdn., Va
65 FORD CUST. 500
4 Dr., Std. Shift, New Motor.
65 FORD MUSTANG
2Dr.,H.T.,3Spd.,V8
64 FORD GAL
2 Dr., H.T.
500
63 CHEV. WAGON
V8.PS, Rack on Top
62 CHEV. B A.
4 Dr., Extra Clean
61 FORD GAL 500
4 Dr., RT.
65 FORD CUST.
2 Dr., V8, Auto Trans.
62 FORD GAL
4 Dr. Sdn.
500
67 FORD FAIR. 500
2 Dr., RT., 4 Spd, Vinyl Roof
67 FORD GAL 500
2 Dr., RT., V8, PS
66FORD7LITRI
2 Dr., RT., V8
66 0LDS442
Conv., 4 Spd Trans.
65 FORD CUST. 500
4 Dr., Std Shift
Many of our 1964, 63, 62, 61, 60 models of cars will be sold to you at
wholesale prices. Come in and get the prices on these cars today.
69 FORD F100
Pickup, 4 Spd Trans., Radio,
Custom Cab, Big Tires.
68FORDF100
Pickup Ranger, Cruisomatic,
Radio, Good Tires
67 FORD F100
Pickup, V8 Mtr., RD. Sprgs &
Urea..
TRUCKS
64 FORD F100
6 cyl
67 CHEVROLET
Pickup, Long Body, 6 CyL,
Radio
68 CHEV. C10
Pickup, V8, Mtr. Std Shift,
New Tires.
66FORDF100
Pickup. Short Body, 6 CyL
66 FORD F100
Pickup, Long Body, Custom
Cab, Radio, New Mtr. 6 CyL
66FORDF600
2-Ton Tiuck, 174" WB,
900x20 Tina, 2 Spd Axle,
V8Mtr.
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PHONE 423-E554
U.S. 17 NORTH
HERTFORD, N.C
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