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Pap 8-Tha Perquimans Weekly, Hertford, N. C, Thursday, February 17, 1972
ABOUT
YOUR
. What are the ingredients
which cause tornadoes? Do
they sometimes occur in
clear weather, in a cloud
less sky? Does dry or moist
air prove more conducive to
tornado development?
,' If the day Is clear, espe
cially clear with dry air. you
need worry little about tor
nadoesas long as this con
dition holds. Even without
the dry air, a clear day in
dicates the danger of torna
does is nil.
Don't butcheryour shrubs
with pruning shears. A good
many well-meaning garden
ers do Just this.
To prune correctly it's
necessary to know some
thing of the growth habits
of shrubs. They may be di
vided roughly into two
groups. The larger includes
the early spring bloomers.
In this group the flower
buds were formed last fall
and are ready to burst into
bloom as warm weather ap
proaches. Thoughtless
pruning at this time of year
BAYSIDE
CHURCH OF CHRIST
Meeting in the yellow house oh Route
148, and growing! Come and grow with
us! .
Sunday 10:00 - Bible Study
Sunday- 11:00 -Worship
Sunday 6:00 Wortfilp
Wednesday- 7:30 Bible Study
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Phone: 335-4109
HOME
may remove many of the
flower buds.
Since spring flowering
shrubs renew tnemselves
from new shoots arising at
the base, it's necessary to
remove enough old growth
each year to assure proper
development of new growth.
In the second group are
the late bloqmers. In this
type the f 1 o w e r buds are
produced on shoots of the
present season's growth.
Pruning these shrubs in
early spring does not re
move flower buds because
they have not yet formed.
Clip off the faded flower
clusters ot French hybrids.
The production of seed is
an unnecessary drain on the
plant.
Has A Point
Inflation has one good
point. Your kids can't get
sick on a nickel's worth of
candy.
-Democrat, Davenport.
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USSR Now Ahead
Ten or fifteen years ago the Russians boasted they
M)uld overtake the United States in steel production.
Nikita Khrushchev made confident predictions Doth about
steel and other production goals in the early sixties. Many
Americans said at this time the Communists would never
achieve their aim.
But in 1971. late figures show, Russia surpassed the
United States, and all the world, in steel production. U.S.
production last year, an off year, was approximately 120,
01)0,000 tons. Russian production was an estimated 133.
000.000 tons.
The Russians expect to produce more this year: total
USSR outputhasbeen rising steadily in recent years. Their
1972 goal is 139 million tons. U.S. experts believe 1972's
expanding economy will push U.S. production close to or
above the all-time U.S. record of 141 millions tons, the
1969 total. Thus the United States might produce more
steel this year than Russia. But if so, and if Russian pro
duction continues to increase, this may be the last year
the U.S. outproduces Russia in this vital industrial cate
gory. Accomplishments such as this, in Russia, must be frank
ly faced by all Americans, including leaders in Washington.
The stiff competition should be an inducement to us to
improve the free enterprise system.
TV
COMMENTARY
HAVING SPENT several'
years commenting on TV,
one wonders what the eye
would say about viewers if
it were not force fed from
some broadcast inn station
and had a mouth of Its own.
Surely, from its point of
view, things would take u
different slant.
ONE SUSPKCTS the TV
eommt'iiU could be nome
thlnii like thi'se: "Hy Jove,
ludy, do put ymir knees to
nether! You embarrusH mol"
"FOR THE LOVE OF
MEN WANTED
CATTLE
AND
LIVESTOCK
BUYERS
Wn wint mtn In this irt.
Trsin to buy esttlo, shssp I
snd hogi. I
Ws will train qusllfltd msn
with soma llvattock sxpsrl
nes. For local Intarvlaw,
writs today with your back
ground. Includs your full
addrsis and phons number.
CATTLE BUYERS, INC.
4420 MsdliMi
Kansas City, Ms. 641 11
By John Smiley
MIKE, mister, tell me you're
not K"inn to watch another
bowl game! I've got fatigue
and heart bum from the last
two. Turn me off and give a
set u rest."
"THE TROUBLE iYITH
this old world is luck of
coiniiuuilciitloii. When I've
uii Mniu'thlnn worth suylntt,
you turn me oil', You henr
unci see only what you wunt
to hour and see. You don't
iinderhtuntl me ut till."
"DON'T YOU HKALIZE
you'll wux hit If you raid
the refrigerator every time
I show 11 commercial. Thorn
aren't muny old ful people,
you know."
"I'M REALLY NOT elf
centered. If you folks would
like to carry on a conversa
tion for a chun go, I'll be
happy 1 hibernate for an
hour or two while you got to
know each other."
"YOU KNOW what I see
when the late, late nhow
goes off-a reclining chair,
soles with holes In thorn, a
mountain of a tummy with a
nose peeking over It emitting
a roaring snoring."
"THERE JUST aren't
many Interesting people who
1 watch me any more!"
TAYLOR, EDENTON
7 Big Days, Wednesday, Feb. 16 thru Tuesday, Feb. 22
Detective
Harry Callahan.
He doesn't break
murder cases.
He smashes them,
Clint Eashfi
Dirty Harry
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APPLICATIONS
ARE NOW
BEING
ACCEPTED FOR
8th, 9th & 10th
GRADES
Connally's Role
There is speculation in Washington Treasury Secretary
John Conn ally will soon take his leave of the Nixon Ad
ministration. The report is that Connally has his sights
on the Democratic presidential nomination in 1976 and
thinks the only way he can get it is to go home soon and
work in Texas as a Democrat
Connally is welt liked by the President, who very much '
desires that he stay on. But as the stock of Vice President
Agnew rises-as the likely presidential running mate in
1972--the role of Connally with Republicanism diminishes.
And there are some who feel he had his eye on a second
place spot with President Nixon in 1972. Mr. Nixon's re
cent high praise of Agnew seemed to close the door some
what to a Nixon-Connally possibility;
Like Senator Edward Kennedy, Connally apparently sus
pects President Nixon will be reelected this year, and is
looking ahead to 1976. Other reports are that he fears the
economy latrr in the year will not be all its expected to
be-and that he doesn't wish to have the responsibility for
U.S. economic troubles much longer.
Whatever the truth about Connally's feelings, he is an
ambitious politician and a vigorous national figure of po
tential. He may accept another post in the Nixon Adminis
tration, an even more imposing one. Rut he recently told a
questioner he was still a Democrat and if he has his eye
on 1976, as reported, he may well head for the Lone Star
State before the 1972 political campaign. It just could be
Connally versus Kennedy at the Democratic convention in
1976, if a Democrat doesn't unseat President Nixon this
year.
Liberalism & Nonsense
Under the pretext of liberalism, abnormalities in U. S.
society today are often presented as normal, admirable or
equally-desirable traits. Under this heading falls the ef
fort of so many in New York in recent years to normalize
homosexualism.
While modem knowledge makes it clear that homos are
to be pitied rather than prosecuted, the fact remains that
the foundation of society and stable progress today lies
in the normal boy-girl relationship.
Thus society, and individuals, are obligated to do what
can be done to discourage homosexuality. Any glamoriza
tion, favorable publicity treatment or so-called complete
legitimacy, is misplaced because this nation's future de
pends, to a largo degree, on a continuance of the normal,
male-female reliitioimhip and structure.
HEALTH
AND
BEAUTY
If you were not fortunate
enough to have been born
with a love for the out-doors,
you must cultivate it. It will
bring joy in your life that
can be rouna in no otner
wftv. Walking is the very
best all-around exercise,
It's exhilarating and delight
ful to swine alone with an
easy stride and, at the same
time, observing the many
beautiful growing things.
How lovely the sky, the
birds and myriads of other
interesting and beautiful ob
jects. It makes you glad to
be alive. In spring new life
comes to all the world. You
sense it in your own soul.
Sap rises in the plants and
trees and nature rejoices
that winter is past.
To be useful and success
ful, you must possess at
least a fair degree of vigor.
You cannot grow strong
without exercise. If you're
weak and sickly, goto work
and remake yourself; you
can do this unless you are
chronically and hopelessly
ill.
KICKS
LAUNDRY &
CLKA1NEKS
SERVING
HERTFORD
AND
Perquimans County
TUESDAY
WEDNESDAY
FRIDAY
SATURDAY
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482 2148 .
Oyster Roast At
Elizabeth City
Shrine Club
The Elizabeth City Shrine
Club will have an oyter roast at
the club on Friday, February
tilth, beginning at 7:00 P.M.
President D.J. White Invites all
Shrlnors, ladles and guests. All
you can eat for $3.00. So all you
good Shrlnors from Perquimans
County let'i show up at the
Elizabeth City Shrine Club and
show those folks how much we
can eat!!!
ANNOUNCING I
THE OPENING OF J
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