V.
CLASSIFIEDS
CJD LEGAL
jWanted To Buy: Any land with
oouna, iuver, uuce or creek
frontage. Send full in
formation to: Richmond
-f Land Corporation, Box No.
J 1130, Rockingham, N.C.
(28379)
pov, 25; Dec. 2,9,16,8 P
1 1 will not be responsible for any
ucui uunjr man my own.
Lennle Hurdle
jSPINET CONSOLE PIANO may
oe purcnasea ny small
monthly payments, see it
locally, write Cortland Music
Co., P.O. Box 173, Clover, S.C.
29710,
Dec. 2-9-16-23 P
Dachshund puppies for sale.
Biacu ana tan. s momns oia.
,,Will hold till Christmas. Call
428-7737.
Dec. 24-16 C
TRUCK DRIVERS
(Experience Not Necessary)
to train for local and over-the-
road hauling. Can earn up to
$5.16 per hour after snort
training. For application, call
704-394-4320 from 9 A.M. to 7
P M mritm M A TTAM IVTniP
PVSEMI DIVISION, 3313
1 Belhaven Blvd.. Charlotte.
N.C. 28216.
Jo
old rimmed glasses lost last
Jwednesday between
'Perquimans High School and
Hertford Grammar School. If
found call 426-S612. Reward.
, BULLDOZER SCRAPER
OPERATOR
TRAINEES NEEDED
xperlence helpful but not
meessary. We will train.
Average earnings exceed
$300.00 weekly. For im
mediate application write
Safety Engineer, Empire
.Express, Inc., 2016 North
Hamilton Street, Richmond,
Virginia 23200, or cal Area
Code 703-359-4649.
SEMI-DRIVERS
NEEDED NOW
ay averaging over $5.00 per
nour alter on tne job type
training. No experience
necessary. Local and over the
road driving. For immediate
application call area code 703-$59-4626,
or ; write Astro
Systems, Inc., 2016 North
pamuion street, tucnmona,
Virginia 23200.
Dec. 9-16 C
NOTICE OF
ADMINISTRATION,
Having qualified as Executor
; the estate of -Durwood L.
larber, Sr., deceased, late of
erquimans County. North
krolina, this is to notify all.
prions having claims against
ie estate of said 'deceased to
Ichibit them to the undersigned
P.O. Box 124 Winfall, N.C. on
before the 25th day of May
172 or this notice will be
eaded in bar of their recovery.
II persons indebted to said
tate will please make im-
ediate payment. . 1
This 12th day of November
iirwood L. Barber Jr.
xecutor of Durwood L. Barber,'
My. 19-25; Dec. ZC ZZ. '
f NOTICE OF
I ADMINISTRATION
flavins qualified as Executrix
Vf (he estate of David J. Prit-
nrd. deceased, late of
efquimans County, North
Carolina, this is to notify all
persons having claims against
the estate of said deceased to
exhibit them to the undersigned
at 303 N. Church St. Hertford,
North Carolina on or before the
15th day of May 1972 or this
notice will be pleaded in bar of
their recovery. All persons
indebted to said estate wlU
please make immediate
payment.
This Uth day of November
1971.
Mrs. Irene P. Towe, Executrix
Si Davjd J. Pritchard, Deceased
. NOTICE OF
ADMINISTRATION
Having qualified as Ad
ministrator of the estate of
William Alden Jackson,
deceased, late cf Perquimans
County, North Carolina, this is
to notify all persons having
claims against the estate of said
deceased to exhibit them to the
undersigned at 4213 Wake
Forest Road, Raleigh, N.C.
27609 on or before the 29th day of
May 1972 or this notice will be
pleaded in bar of their recovery.
All persons Indebted to said
estate will please make im
mediate payment.
This 16th day of November,
1971
Thomas U.Jackson
Administrator of William Alden
Jackson, Deceased
Dec. 2-9-16-23C
NOTICE OF
ADMINISTRATION
Having qualified as Ad
ministratrix of the estate of
Jarvis Dorsey Wlnslow,
deceased, late of Perquimans
County, North Carolina, this is
to notify all persons having
claims against the estate of said
deceased to exhibit them to the
undersigned at Route No. 1, Box
B8, Belvidere, N.C. on or before
the loth day of June 1972 or this
notice will be pleaded in bar of
their recovery. All persons
indebted to said estate will
please make immediate
payment.
This 1st day of December 1971.
JudyH.Winslow
Administratrix of Jarvis
Dorsey Winslow, Dec'd.
Dec. 9,16,23,30-C
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Double Up!
t
The waterfowl season is in and
; the big fish have finally come
back to the Dare Coast!
If you're an outdoorsman, you can
really enjoy some sport, now.
itunt ducks and geese in the morning
and, when the flying slacks up,
move over to the surf for big , ,
blues and stripers
There's nothing quite like both ; 7
feathers and fins to double .
your pleasure.
Local Board Continues To
Grant Request For 1-A
Young men who wish to drop
draft deferments in favor of 1-A
classifications may still do so.
Local boards will continue to
grant these requests even
though the young men continue
to meet the conditions for which
the deferments were granted.
Six categories are included: 1-S,
high school students; 2-A,
agricultural deferments; 2-D,
divinity students; 2-S, un
dergraduate college students;
and 3-A, hardship deferments.
This policy was instituted in
late 1970 and was of particular
interest to young men with
random sequence (lottery)
numbers above the highest RSN
called for induction. By drop
ping their deferments at the end
of the year, they became part of
that year's prime selection
group. On January 1, they were
placed in a second priority
position. Because of this, they
are not subject to induction until
the manpower supply in the first
priority selection group is
exhausted; a development likely
only if a major national
emergency occurs.
The policty was reaffirmed in
a Local Board Memorandum
sent this week by Draft Director
Curtis W. Tarr to all 4,000 local
draft boards. Registrants who
desire to take advantage of the
policy in 1971 must have been
born in 1951 or earlier, have
RSNs of 126 or above, and not be
a member of the extended
priority selection group.
Moreover, they must submit
their request in writing. To be
considered as part of the 1971
prime selection group, the
requests must be postmarked no
later than December 31.
RSN 125 has been set as the
year-end ceiling for 1971 draft
calls. Unlike 1970, when the
year-end ceiling was not
necessarily reached by all local
boards, the authorization in the
1971 draft amendments of a
Uniform National Call insures
that all eligible registrants will
be considered for induction if
they: (1) are in Class 1-A on
December 31, (2! are 20 years of
age or older on that date, and (3)
have RSNs of 125 or below. If
young men meet these criteria,
but are not inducted during 1971,
their liability for induction will
be extended into 1972. They will
be prime candidates for in
duction, during the first three
months of the year along with
other men who are now in the
extended priority selection
group.
Commenting on the con
tinuation of the policy which
allows the dropping of defer
ments, 'Dr. Tarr said: "Young
men holding lottery numbers of
RSN 126 and above can ef
fectively limit their
vulnerability to the draft by
being classified into 1-A by the
year's end. Since the law allows
young men to apply for defer
ments, we believe those young
men granted deferments should
be able to drop them if they
desire."
"Our purposes." Tarr added,
"are to achieve fairness to all
registrants in determining their
priority status on January 1 of
the new year and to limit the
uncertainty that young men with
high random sequence numbers
face. Registrants with student,
occupational, paternity,
agricultural, and hardship
deferments will be eligible to
take advantage of this policy,!'
The Memorandum also
amends Selective Service policy
on allowing record changes in
blrthdates upon submission of
adequate evidence. Starting
December 10. if a birthdate
change is submitted after the
registrant has received a lottery
number, the records will be
changed, but the registrant will
retain his original lottery
number.
Great New Christmas Toy
Many Situations
Require Reporting'
To Social Security
If you are receiving a social
security check, the Ad
ministration has the respon
sibility of prompt delivery of a
correct check to your proper
address. Effective com
munication will help us in our
task, an enormous one, due to
the magnitude of our program.
Life is complex and so is social
security!
We want you to keep us in
formed. If you move, we must
know where to deliver your
check. Ifvou act hack to work or
exceed an earlier earnings
estimate, we must adjust your
beneift to avoid costly over
payments. If you remarry, your '
child marries, or drops out of
school, we must know so further
eligibility may be considered.
Many situations require
reporting and we must rely upon
responsioie nouucauon ., as
required by the Law. If you are
uncertain about reporting
events, please call the Elizabeth
City Branch uuice.
An Ideal last-minute Christ
mas gift or stocking-stuffer is
this unique, new, two-wheeled
toy car made by Structo, the
pioneer toy manufacturer. The
secret of the new toy is a revo
lutionary, new, dual-parallel
wheel arrangement that main
tains perfect balance. Weird
Wheels are available in a var
iety of rugged molded poly
carbonate bodies, including the
Monster Machine, the Weird
Wagon, and the Buzzin' Buggy.
The new toys scoot across
the floor on two fast parallel
wheels, maintaining an uncan
ny balance and agility, accord
lng to Structo. They never
turn over, always stay upright,
and can take the abuse of
which a child is capable.
Monster Machine is a deep
lime-finish dragster that mys
tically makes its way on two
parallel wheels.
Weird Wagon is a squashed
little bug in Weird Wagon
cherry red . . . strangely fam
iliar, but uncannily different.
Buzzin' Buggy is a brilliant
yellow dune buggy. It rocks
and rolls on two superfast
wheels.
I' nl J LIGHT FIXTURES V
kVIMfcaV M In just o Itw minutes you con
yyL -i C"9TQQ lOm brighlno! an oouty ro
f MW SSsrL ony room wilh o now lijhlliiluro S2
ti comploto toloction
'Dryer Dish Washer
yf & POST "ij n J &on? "
Make Your
Medicare Count
The ruhnans WeeklVj Hertford, N. C, Thursday, DocMnbei 9, 1971-ftja ..k
Intelligence il the art of
being able to judge a speech
'Make your Medicare count
aon't get counted out!" Anyone
having Medicare should
remember that any medical
bills for services rendered from
October 1969 through September
1970 must be submitted no later
than December 31. 1971. There la
a time limit on requesting
Medicare payment and the law
permits no exceptions. Bills sent
in late will not be paid.
Some people hold on to their
medical bills waiting until 'the
end of the year. This isn't
necessary. As soon as a person
nas medical mils exceeding the
$50 deductible, he should send
them in for processing and
payment. Bills put away in a
drawer tend to be forgotten and
may not be found again until the
time limit has expired.
A request for payment form
needs to be completed each time
bills are submitted. However,
anyone having difficulty
completing this form, or having
any other questions concerning
the Medicare program, to
contact the social security office
at Elizabeth City. N.C.
telephone 338-3931. They will
find the people there ready,
willing, and able ' to render
assistance;
Ann Preston
FeltonToBe
Stationed In S.C.
AMN Preston Felton, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Louis H. Felton,
will be stationed in South
Carolina after spending 15 days
with his parents. He did his
Basic Training in Texas.
by what is said, not by how
loud it's said.
i
Lost Prop Ffght
An era in commercial avi
ation history ended Novem
ber 1 with the last regularly
scheduled flight across the
Atlantic by a propeller-driven
plane. On that date,
Icelandic Airlines intro
duced all-jet service from
New York to Scandinavia
and Britain, replacing Rolls
Royce Jet-prop aircraft
which had been the only
propeller-driven planes in
scheduled trans-Atlantic
service for several years.
Icelandic also jets from
New York to Iceland and to
Luxembourg in the heart of
western Europe at lower
fares than any other sched
uled airline because it is
not a member of the rate
setting International Air
Transport Association.
How would vnu feel if'
everyone in town knew how4i
much you put in the collect II
tion plate at church laaij
fiu.ul.u9 iv51
NOTICE
TO TAX PAYERS OF
TOWN OF WINFALL
By an act of legislature a 2 interest on all unpaid
A a. a 'II L IJ I I ! ! I 4
is i lown axes win oe aaaea Deginmng vaiv i,'
1972 and additional interest added each
until taxes are paid
ELUAH WHITE
MAYOR OF WINFALL
moftei i
Hi?
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UAHTED
SUB-CONTRACTORS
Jim Walter Homes has work available
for contract with framing sub-contractors
in all parts of the state. Plenty
of work at all times, sub-contractor
must have adequate crew, tools and
transportation.
Contact
STEWART VEST
Call Collect: 9193354252 ' ' V
. O. Box 672, Hughes Blvd. & Martin St.
Elizabeth City, N. C, 27909
A few iminufes witfh
us on (December 1 H-
couldl give you a
whole new way of life
If you're a skilled tradesman, or ready to learn a trade, we tok a
about a new lifetime career opportunity at Newport News Shipbuilding.
To make it as convenient as possible for you, we're bringing our Mobile Employment
Center to Hertford on Saturday, December 11. It will be located at the parking lot
behind the Municipal Building, on Grubb Street and our representatives will be there
to talk with you from 9 a.m. until 5 p.m.
Check thcso caroor opportunities.
U7 --A ll trlHt. Af .IrilUil tuutfil WMm KHt mt1 wtwkm PinefittPTft. ShAD -
. nV IWTO H BiHIlM VI WMW nvriiii w . r w jff
machinists. And painters, to name a few. -4
... "
Or if you're unskilled and want to learn a trade, become a snipntter. snopntnr. ana
rine machinist. Shipwright. Rigger or burner. On-the-job training and related instruc
tions provided.
Or if you're a high school graduate between 18 and 25 years of age and haven't de
cided on a career yet, you could become a candidate for our Apprentice School.
Training is offered In all shipbuilding trades. And, of course, we pay you to learn.
How about pay and benefits?
Warn and frinfe benefits at Newport News are excellent, equal or better than what's jS
offered In mo other parts of the state. And we offer job security baaed on years-
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What elzo do wo offer?
A gnat location. A moderate climate. And lots of recreation. With some of the best
swimming, boating and fishing anywhm.
And most important, a chance to mow. A chance to grow as far as you want to go
with the world's largest private shipyard. Because our growth is unequaled, yours
can be too. .
How do you apply?
1 , r
No aonointment is naceiaarr. Just visit our Mobile Emptovment Cantec. st the pass '
tag lot behind the Municipal Building, on Grubb Street, anytime between I ajs. and.:; "
ft ii.m. on Satnrdav. Daeamber 11. ' ...?". I.
Newport Hows Shipbuilding
A Tcnncso Company .
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