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,1 THE P ..V . 'lOfl 8M7? TT? TV " '.V Volume XXVII-No. 33 Hertford, Perquimans County, North Carolina, September 30, 1971 10 Cants Per Copy 0) rui In Wf M 1 K? To) fTr T U LATT A TXKTO LY October 4ftfi (sre 4 A rt Horse And Pony Club Show Set For Oct. 3 Mens Western Pleasure : Perquimans County Horse and Pony will sponsor a Western - and English Horse Show Sunday October S, 1971 at 1:30 p.m. The show ring is located one mile West of Hertford, on Preston Nixon's Farm. r A.R. Wall of Knlghtdale, North Carolina will be judging the many schedule classes and ; events including Halter Classes for both Pony's and Horse's, .Westeni Pleasure Classes for hUdren, Youth and Adults. English Pleasure, and English ,GoAs-YouPlease, Children's Mustaal Chairs, Costume Class, Board Of Education Announces ; : New Lundh Price The Perquimans County Board of Education today an- oounced a free and reduced yprlco ' lunch policy ton INCOMI ett tut ORHitmuts mwtisorcwiLWBiiwioHooi.raiieHoouMiDAYeAuewtiiM hm rm umcHti ma uinchh i a ) u i i 6 I ?l . a I I io hi "u X SO lOltO ' tlOU S6T0 ; tot ' - i'. o M7o . ten j)u mT "" " " """ " """" """ "T ma "" . lill . M6 "T5T W " " " -" " - - ': k 0 ino ' 3ia U3 o aoT n "" """" " " , ,. 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Families falling within these scales or those suffering from unusual circumstances or hardships are urged to apply for free or reduced price lunches for their children. They may do so by filling: in the application terms sen) heme in a letter to Bloodmobilc Quota , At 58 Pinto , The Red Cross Eloodmobile will be in Hartford on Monday, Cctctar O., from I unta. 6:00 at tie First United ' t C : acczrri to I -j. I i liryzt, L.cd C. " 1 1 r C i I cr;ulaues ,Cr '7 tl , . j cf tls Azaaricsa X il. i. , ' ' air LivtlsCUluU. ,"s. tirrt vrz't fc3 surjsrt ff'av' '.r r-:tfc?re f) a r si "i c: "if J'. T Pleasure Driving Pony, Roadster Pony class and many more. The clubs new electric timer will come in handy when its time for Children's and Open Barrell Racing, Pole Bending, Potato Race, Ring Spearing,- and Fastest Pony and Horse Around the Ring. There will ,: be charcoal hamburges, hot dogs and many home made treats on hand in the concession stand. There will be no gate charge for admission but a "FREE WILL DONATION" will be collected during the show. partnti. Additional may bt Li dissatisfied" with the ruling of submitted any time during the the local official, ho may make a -school year. The form Itself la request either orally or In simple to complete and requests writing for a hearing to appeal SCALI TOR Mil AND MOUND ICI IUNCHII Mjr bo liuorto In thlo Mtlo. information, needed to deter- mine economic need based on the. Income and . number . of persons In the family and any Unusual ' circumstances or hardships which affect the family's ability to pay for school lunches. The . information only for the purpose of deter, raining eligibility. Under the provisions of the policy the School Principal will review applications and determine eligibility. If a parent so many people have had to use the blood. , She reminds those who are 18 to 81 and not married who wlih to give to be sure to . bring written permission from ,a parent ' . f. . Please give that someone may Bvel .. ...... OberMn, Ohio, ColtogiaU 1. .utt-the prer-r.t Oberlln ' t f:-3t oo-edu. .i oc". : in U.8. SCS Area Conservationist Appointed James H. Canterberry, now a district conservationist at Charleston, West Virginia, will report to Edenton, North Carolina, effective October 3, to become area conservationist with the USDA-Soll Con servation Service, it was an nounced today by State Con servationist Jesse L. Hicks. In his new assignment, Mr. Canterberry will exercise ad ministrative supervision over SCS activities in Beaufort, Bertie, Camden, Chowan, Currituck, Dare, Edgecombe, Gates, Halifax, Hertford, Hyde, Martin, Nash, Northampton, Pasquotank, Perquimans, Pitt, Tyrrell, Washington and Wilson Counties. He succeeds W.O. Lambeth, who retired recently. James Canterberry joined the Soil Conservation Service as a student trainee in 1956, and became a full-time soil con servationist in 1959 after receiving his B.S. degree in agriculture from West Virginia University. He was called to military service from 1959 to 1961. .'. -! '.. , After several SCS assign ments in West Virginia, he became a district con servationist at Huntington in March, 1964. He was transferred to his present assignment in September, 1967. He received Certificates of Merit for sustained above-average per formance of duty in 1961 and again in 1970. the decision. Mrs. Janice Wlnslow, whose address is Hertford, N.C. has been designated as the Hearing Official. Hearing procedures are outlined In the policy. The policy also provides that there will be no identification of or discrimination against any cost of a lunch. A complete, copy of the policy , Is on file in each school and In ' the office of the County Board of Education where It may be reviewed by any Interested patron. Chappell Purchases Champion Gilt At National Barrow Show Clarence Chappell, Jr., Belvidere, N.C, purchased the champion Spotted gilt at the National Barrow Show, Austin, Minn., Sept. 14th, for 81,000. u The Kilt was exhibited by Clifford Pitstlck, Jolley, la., and was sired by Mr. Prestige 1970, champion Spotted boar at the annual Winter Type Conference of the Spotted breed. ' 'A serailo is a harem or apartments where wives or eon cut'.aw are stoludad. Annual Perquimans Weekly Subscription Drive Underway Tha annual Parent-Teacher Association members of the Hertford Grammar School, Central School and Perquimans Union School will open their annual drive for Perquimans Weekly subscriptions on Friday, October 1st. The drive will end on Sunday, October 31st. The annual project to raise iinds is conducted by the PTA's H the schools mentioned each rear. They will begin on Friday, October 1st., acting again as subscription agents for The Perquimans Weekly. The group will solicit new and renewal subscriptions to The Weekly during the campaign, receiving a generous commission for each (subscription secured. Mrs. Eugene White and Mrs. Odessa IHarreU are co-chairmen of the drive in the Hertford Grammar School. The groups will conduct a house-to-house canvass for subscriptions during the drive, giving each person an op portunity to renew or subscribe to the paper and help the PTA at the same time. All subscriptions sold through this drive will be started at the expiration of present subscriptions.- 4 Through the sale of the sub scriptions the PTA of the schools will raise funds for activities at tho schools and have been very successful in the subscription drives wiiich have been con ducted over the past years. subscribers are uresa to support the PTA in the drive and renew subscriptions through the PTA members or school children. The groups receive a generous commission for each subscription be It a renewal or a new subscriber ; It's the same. Price of the paper this year la $3.64 In Perquimans County and 94.68 outside Perquimans. In renewing your subscription Bishop Elebash To Make Annual Visit Bishop Hunley A. Elebash, Bishop Coadjutor of the Episcopal Diocese of East Carolina will make the annual Bishop Visitation to tho Church of the Holy Trinity, Hertford, on Sunday morning, October 3rd at 11:00 a.m. He will deliver the sermon and celebrate the Holy Communion service assisted by the Rev. Edwin T. Williams, Rector of the Church. Bishop Elebash served Various churches In Jackson ville In the Diocese of Florida before coming to the Diocese of East Carolina as Rector of St John's, Wilmington. He later served as Executive Secretary of the Diocese and was elected Bishop Coadjutor In 1968. The Bishop Coadjutor la elected to eventually succeed the Bishop of tho Diocese who Is the Rt. Rev. Thomas A. Wright, P.D. Exhibit Wins Prize This Ex&:y!t won t:a last week at fce tSz Cesaty Jaycee Fair. It waa exfc&ted by the 4-H ExpanCad Nutrition Yooti Club, en&Sed "Join The March for Better Nutrition In North Caroaa". Mrs. Earilne V.Ute, Nutrition Aide states "There la nntrlSea protlem In Perquimans Cocsty". Qa escocrsei fanfflea to change their ea&tj Ui:u ati st tie r?:' t fools and they wUl smile like the food models ta tie cUttt. . , PLEASE give the person with whom you renew or subscribe the exact address that you are now receiving your paper, also the name or initials, in order that you may be credited correctly. If you are sending the paper to an out-of-town person, please give the Zip Code. This is absolutely necessary in order for them to receive the paper. Check Stations Set For Either-Sex Deer Hunts The N.C. Wildlife Resources Commission has announced the location of the check stations for the 19 either-sex deer hunts scheduled in various parts of the state this fall and winter. Hunters .who kill doe deer on any of the 19 either-sex deer hunt areas must carry their deer to one of the listed check stations so that it may be tagged by Wildlife Commission personnel. This allows the Wildlife Com mission to keep track of the doe kill on these areas. Doe deer which are killed on the Butner Game Lands In Durham and Granville counties' or the Dismal Swamp Game Lands only in Perquimans County must also be tagged-in the field by the hunter using the deer tag supplied with the 16 Game Lands Use Permit vrhlch is' required to hunt these two areas. Hunters must then carry the doe to one of (he check stations,., . " The check stations will be operated only during the either sax hunts, and will not be in operation during the bucks-only season. In Perquimans County, the check stations will be at E.W. Long's Service Station on Route 8 In Hertford and E.A. Turner's Store in Durant's Neck. Fircnuuis Parade Set The Hertford Fire Depart ment will host the Albemarle Firemen's Association Parade on October 2. Hertford Fire Chief Francis B. Nixon Mid that plans are being made to provide refreshments for the visiting firemen after the parade. The Hertford Fire Station will be prepared to receive visitors also.' Fire Apparatus and various other units from the Albemarle Area will be on hand for the parade. Samuel S. Cobb, Past President of the International Association of Arson In. vestigators will be in Hertford that day. Cobb is from the Norfolk Fire Department. The Hertford Volunteers have acquired an old wooden hand pulled cart that may have been II saiL I urns oi I imam WK Fire Prevention Week Is Oct. 3-9 Fire's toll each and every day in the United States is an average of 33 lives, 1,486 homes, 215 apartment buildings, 30 schools, 10 churches, 215 stores, offices and restaurants, 139 Industrial plants, and buildings on 127 farms. Last year alone, ap proximately 2,475,000 fires claimed 12,200 lives and cost the nation $2.8 billion in property destroyed or damaged. Underlying these figures from the National Fire Protection Association, Fire Chief F.B. Nixon points out, is the tragic fact that much of this waste of lives and property is avoidable. If the basic rules of fire safety were observed at home and on the job, the record could be far different. Fire Prevention Week, which in 1971 will take place from October 3-9, serves to re- emphasize the truth that FIRE HURTS-that fighting fires is the job of each citizen, not only during Fire Prevention Week but throughout the entire year. Local observances of Fire Prevention Week will be sponsored by the Hertford Fire Department, Chief Nixon an nounces. Proclaimed by the President of the United States and the Governor-General of Canada, the week is in ternationally sponsored by the rNational Fire Protection Association. Features of the week-long program will include a parade Saturday Oct. 2 starting at 2 p.m. sponsored by the Albemarle Flremita Association. Stanley W, Jones Receives Promotion Marine Lance Corporal Stanley W. Jones, son of Mrs. Evelyn Jones of Route 3, Hert ford, N.C, wss promoted to his present rank while serving with Headquarters and Maintenance Squadron 32 at the Marine Corps Air Station, Beaufort, S.C. Assoc. For Sat. used by the firemen to pull hose and nozzles to the fire scene before any motorized apparatus was available. Fenton T. Brltt, Town Superintendent, said that this two wheeled cart was used by Percy Elliott, Walter East, and Charlie White for many years in the street department. Tom Jenkins, a veteran town employee, said the cart was probably built by Warren Felton and George Wood in a cart shop that was formerly located on the Towe Motor Company location. A number of Hertford Volunteer Firemen remember the cart being used after the water-fire hydrant system was installed in Hertford after 1916. The Hertford Volunteers plan to restore the pull cart to the original color and form in time for the parade on October 2. The restoration work lr being carried out at Bill Fowlers Shop. BUI Fowler, a 37 year veteran of the Hertford Fire Department, remembers the first piece of motorized fire apparatus in Hertford being a 1925 Model T Ford. Albemarle Choral Society To Begin Rehearsals The 1971-72 Season of the Albemarle Choral Society ac tivity under the auspices of the COA Adult Plication Division begins this week with weekly rehearsal meetings as follows: Mondays, St Paul's Episcopal Church " Parrlih House, Edenton at 7:48 , p.m. 'Thursdays, Room . 143, ground floor, COA Main Building at 7:45 p.m. The ac tivity Is open to all adults of high school senior ago or oven Stevenson Chairman Of Membership Committee 1 Six'1" R.L. Stevenson, chairman of the membership committee of the Perquimans County Chamber of Commerce is reminding those who have not yet sent in their mem berships for 1971-72 to do so as soon as possible. The cards were sent out about a month ago and the membership campaign is being operated 'mail order' style, hopefully a more convenient method for Chamber members. Judge Walker Presides At District Court Judge Wilton Walker presided at the regular session of Perquimans County District Court on Wednesday and heard the following cases: George Riley Whedbee, Jr., charged with engaging in speed competition with another motor vehicle, was given a 6 months sentence which was suspended for 2 years and 1. a fine of $260.00 and costs, 2. not operate a motor vehicle in N. C. until he shall be properly licensed by N. C, 3. for 2 years be of good behavior not violate any State or Federal speed laws. Arthur Nathaniel Threck morron, charged with allowing Ledell James to operate a motor vehicle owned by him and under his control to drive in excess' of 100 mph In 88 mph Zone - did allow Ledell James to operate motor vehicle owned by him and under his Control to engage in speed competition judgment same as Whedbee case except no. 2. - not operate a motor vehicle in N.C. for a period of 2 years. ' Ledell James, charged with speeding with a motor vehicle, was given a 6 months sentence, which was suspended for 2 years and 1. given a fine of $250.00 and costs and other conditions same as Whedbee case. Jeff White, charged with using profane and indecent language in a public place, was given a sentence of 3 months suspended upon conditions 1. pay a fine of $25.00 and costs, 2. for 12 months not to be in presence of, molest, cuss, or abuse, C. D. Skinner. Carl James King was taxed with costs and ordered to pay the sum of 8511.85 damages to W. H. Edwards. Hastle Eugene Baker, Jr., charged with driving under the' influence of intoxicating liquor, received a 12 months road sentence. An appeal was noted tin the case and Bond was set at $2,000.00. Melvln Barrington was charged with assault by Claudia Barrington. The prosecuting witness was found in contempt and a fine of $50.00 and costs was given. Melvln Barrington, charged with destruction of personal property, stop sign violation (not guilty to failure to stop for Blue light Siren) State takes Nol Prose on without liability in surance. Stop sign and siren consolidated judgment as follqws: 6 months sentence suspended for 12 months and 1. $100.00 fine and costs, 2, not operate a motor vehicle for 12 months Reckless driving charge 8 months suspended for 12 months and - 1. 8100.00 fine and costs, 1 not operate motor vehicle for 12 months or thereafter unless he Is duly licensed, 3. pay Intolhs office of XI Clerk of Superior Court damages for use of Sheriff's Department in repairing Sheriff's vehicle $250.00. An appeal was noted with bond required in each case. Charlie Henry Johnson, charged with DWI, was given a 4 months sentence suspended for 12 months and ordered to pay a fine of $125.00 and costs. Ah appeal was noted in the case. Henry Jackson, charged with non-support, received a 6 months sentence suspended for 8 years and ordered to - 1. pay costs, 2. pay to office of Clerk of Superior Court for use of minor children 320.00 on this date and $20.00 each week no later than Friday. John William Trueblood, charged with driving under the influence of intoxicating liquor, was given a sentence or o months suspended for 2 years and 1. to pay fine of $250.00 and costs, 2. not operate motor vehicle In N. C. for 2 years or thereafter unless he shall have been licensed by State, 3. for 2 ; years not possess or consume any alcoholic beverage or narcotic drugs, 4. shall submit to a breathing test at request of any law enforcement officer (his refusal shall constitute a violation of his suspended sentence.) Buel Dale Smith, charged with speeding, was taxed with a fine of $50.00 and costs. Rufus Mason Rouse, charged with failure to see intended movement could be made in safety, was given a 30 day. sentence suspended upon: payment of a fine of $25.00 and. costs. James Herman Jordanlv charged with speeding, received: a fine of $15.00 and costs. William Richard Manning!: charged with speeding and; improper passing, received -"ji: sentence of 5 months suspended: for 12 months and 1. received il fine of $100.00 and costs, 2. or-: dered not to operate a motor:' vehicle for 12 months. ': Restoration Assoc&i j Inc. Will Meet i The Perquimans County Restoration Association, lad. ' will have what its president describes as "an Important meeting." It wul be held Thursday at I : p.m. (Sept.30) at tho Albemarle : Electric Membership Cor-. poratlon Building on U.S. 17 North of Hertford. Joe Nowell, siiociatlse ; president, said "we plan to be through by nine If you are ea time." All officers and members of the association's Board cf. Directors are urged to attend, .Wk-Vi.v