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Pap fr-The Perquimans Weekly, Hertford, N.C., Thursday, April 20, 1972 Housing Fair Set For April 28-30 "Your Dream, A Better Home", is the theme for the first housing Fair ever to be held in Northeastern North Carolina. The inaugural event will be staged April 28-30 at Edenton Municipal Airport. The primary hangar at the old military base will be hand somely decorated with exhibits from national, state, regional and area companies. Arrangements have been made to have professional booths installed for exhibitors. George W. Lewis, executive vice president, Peoples Bank & Trust Company here, is general chairman of the Housing Fair. The event is being sponsored by Albemarle Area Development Association, Cooperative Agriculture Extension Service, Bertie and Hertford counties. Lewis, who heads AADA's Housing Committee, explains that the purpose of the ex position is to give people a chance to compare the latest ideas and materials for building Dance Saturday Night There will be a dance at the Elizabeth City Shrine Club Saturday. April 22nd from 9:30 lil 12:30. Music will be furnished by Tom White and his Variety Pak. Donation $5 00 per couple. Masons, Shriners, Ladies and guest welcome. TAYLOR THEATRE Edenton, N. C. Wednesday & Thursday April 19-20-Rating (R) "Swedish Fly Girls' Fridav & Saturday April 21-22-Rating (GP) DOUBLE FEATURE LEE VAN CLEEF IN "SABATA" AND "Von Richthofen And Brown" Sunday, Monday & Tuesday April 23-24-25-Rating (GP) MALCOLM McDONWELL & NANETTE NEWMAN IN "Long Ago Tomorrow" WEDNESDAY, APRIL 26 RATING (X) "Southern Comforts" No one under 11 admitted SALE .1 -lit--. A J C 1 dan, Power Steering, Power Brakes, ait con dition - Loaded-Everv- $2695. 7A tleClra "3 BU1CK, U 4 door-air-power- Electric the Works. The wish and joy of .lifetime $3295. I Ugon, (9 Pass) Load ed with the the extras except a load of you- "Wnow $3296t 'CO 0 ' O Jit has no to spare- not even air-see the o)rr king of the road. pjZ7 Ji 05 Master-of-the olds, family-announces its beauty and strength $2199. 'C"7 Chevrolet Bel-air 0 Sta. Wagon. V-8 Enrine-P.S. the works take the whole family CQQQ to ride. . p J7 fC Rambler Sta. Wagon 03 (6 Pass) Ready to go fishing-to the Beach- lust waiting fof you now, Clarence Britton ' V t .S' "4 and remodeling. He said the Housing Fair will have exhibits featuring the latest concepts in home building, major components and related services which will benefit those seeking advice on a new home as well as those who contemplate renovations. The Fair has scheduled exhibits on house plans, financing, building sites, land scaping, plants and accessories as well as every aspect of Taxes And If your typical work week runs five days, a total of 40 hours, it may interest you to know that you worked from Monday morning until about 2 p.m. Tuesday just to pay the direct taxes you owe to federal, state and local governments. According to the Tax Foun dation, it takes 13 hours, 5 minutes worth of your weekly pay for taxes That doesn't include manv hidden taxes in the things you buy. By contrast, about 5 hours, 15 minutes of your work week earned the money to buy groceries. Keeping a roof over your head -- that is, all housing costs adds up to about 5 hours, 5 minutes worth of work time. Total expenses for automobiles, lius fare or any other tran sportation takes about 3 hours, 10 minutes of the paycheck. It takes about 2 hours. 5 minutes to earn money for the clothing store. Doctors, dentists and other medical expenses add up to just under 2 hours worth of work each week. Recreation expenses account for about an hour and 35 minutes of your time on the job. That leaves about 7 hours and 50 minutes - not quite a full day's work - to pay other expenses. Of course, there's no such thing as an "average" or "typical'' family. But if you're a 40 hour, five-day-a-week MOORE'S House EXTERIOR GLOSS 1 MMHMIHIIIlin I'll For wood siding, ill doors trim U 1 suTaces" fo) 5fl tfli one coat. ifll Non-fading colors !l 1 . inn0itino HI - stay clean & bright J durability & BeaeeaaeBas"J construction and major fur nishings. The Fair will open at 10 a.m., April 28 and remain open that day until 9 p.m. The hours on April 29 will be 1 p.m. to 9 p.m., and on the final day, 1 p.m., to 6 p.m. Exhibitors will have representatives at the various ' booths to inform those attending the Fair of their particular materials and services. There will be no admission charge. More Taxes worker, these statistics mean something to you. Particularly meaningful should be the share of your week going for taxes. All total, government at all levels collected a whopping $291 billion in taxes last year, and that's about double the amount collected just ten years ago. Birth Announcement Mr. & Mrs. Don Roberts of Virginia Beach, Virginia, wish to announce the birth of their first child, Jennifer Chappell, on April 12th. Mrs. Roberts is the former Linda Ward Chappell of Belvidere. Bridge Club Meets Mrs. C. E. Johnson was hostess to her bridge club Tuesday night at her home or. Front Street. Those playing were Mrs. V. G. Wright. Mrs. Montfort Haslam. Mrs. Lloyd Horton, Mrs. W.H. Oakey, Jr., Mrs Regina McDermitt, Mrs. Charles Whedbee, Miss Thelma Elliott, and Miss Mary Hjlene Newby. Miss Elliott won the high, score prize. A sweet course was served. When: there' s marriage with out love, there will be love without marriage. -Benjamin Franklin. Paint FINISH LOW LUSTRE LATEX HOUSE PAINT Easy brushing quick drying. . : . ' ' . Resists blistering, ' . fumes & mildew. frfl Oil 1 ALLSTATE fl 'rfMI?MSCII25IV VlTTV UAWff Anniversary April 23 The Senior Usher Board of First Baptist Church is having their Anniversary April 23, 1972 at 3 p.m. . i Appearing on the program will be Rev. Willie Vaugh. The public is invited to attend. National Library Week Among the wealth of news stories on China that have flooded the press since the President opened a new era in U.S. -China relations is the startling information that, "...no novel has been published since -before the cultural revolution, and reading fare is limited to the propaganda of official newspapers, and magazines, technical books and, as alwaysquotations from Chairman Mao." China is apparently a literary desert compared to the United States and other western democracies. Thus, this year, National Library Week, which is to be observed from April 16 22, should serve to emphasize with special poignancy the meaning of the treasure of knowledge, understanding, and culture that lie within the walls of our libraries. President Nixon's journey to the Orient was an attempt to carry a message into a void a message of hope and peace. His task would have been immeasurably easier if the citizens of today's China could draw on the wisdom so freely available in the great libraries of the Western World. Robbing Peter? We understand daylight saving time originated when an old Indian chopped off one end of his blanket and sewed it on the other to make it longer. -Flying "K", Kingsville. RIoorGard v 6 Reuben Cordell Ansell Dies Following Brief Illness Reuben Cordell Ansell, 60, of 252 St. Brides Road East died Thursday at 4:05 p.m. in Albemarle Hospital, Elizabeth City, N.C., after a short illness. A native of Chesapeake, he was the husband of Mrs. Lillian Bundy Ansell and a son of Mrs. Willie Perry Ansell of Chesapeake and native of Perquimans County, N.C. and the late Reuben Cornelius Ansell. He was retired from the Chesapeake Bureau of Animal Control. He was a member of Registration Held At COA Registration for "Leather craft" and "Sailing for Adults" will be held by the Adult Education Division of College of The Albemarle. "Leathercraft" meets Mondays from 7 p.m. to 10 p.m. from April 17 to May 29 at the Arts and Crafts Center on Road Street. Registration fee of $2.00 will be charged. "Sailing for Adults" meets Saturdays from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. and Sundays 1 p.m. to 5 p.m. from April 15 to May 21 at the COA gym. In case of rain, films on sailing will be shown. A fee of $3.50 will be charged to cover cost of insurance. COME IN AND SEE OUR COMPLETE LINE OF WHIRLPOOL APPLIANCES PRICED TO FIT YOUR BUDGET! 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CHOOSE A FRONT-LOAD PORTABLE DISHWASHER MODEL SXF-600 Pleasant Grove Baptist Church and Great Bridge Masonic Lodge. Surviving besides his widow and his mother are a daughter, Mrs. Barbara Ansell Jennings, of Ahoskie, N.C; a sister, Mrs. Lillie Mae Umphlett of Chesapeake; two half sisters, Mrs. Lillian Mansfield of Chesapeake and Mrs. Estelle A. Simmons of Waverly; and two grandsons. Funeral service was held Saturday at 3 p.m. in Twiford Colonial Chapel, Great Bridge. Burial was in Chesapeake Memorial Gardens. my ' I fir r v TV J Model EVH 18 M Holds up to 624 Ibi (17.8 cu. ft) auto Imperial freezers in your choice of 3 It Model EVV18I holds up to 616 lbs. (17.6 cu. ft.) raw niiiiw 553 KEATOrJ'S TV SALES AND SERVICE "We Service What We Sale" Mrs. Stokes Entertains Bridge Club Mrs. H.C. Stokes entertained her bridge club at a dinner bridge Tuesday night at her home on Front Street. Guests were Mrs. T.L. Jessup, Mrs. G.W. Barbee, Mrs. W.C. Dozier, Mrs. C.R. Holmes, Mrs. J.T. Biggers, Mrs. John Coston, Miss Mary Sumner, and Miss Ruby White. Mrs. Holmes was high score winner. One year of joy, another of" comfort, and all the rest of content. -John Ray. John A. Mitciiener, Jr.; believes: "Better transportation is the key to our future. Improved highways are necessary to attract tourists as well as to gst farm and industrial products to market. I have long been interested in, and worked for, better roads. As your representative in the General Assembly I'll give priority to highways. v j On May 6th elect a man of proven ability i ...ELECT l John A. Mitchener, Jr. PORTABLE sizes. WHIRLPOOL Model EW16I holds up to lbs. 05.1 cu. ft.) Self-Oeaning oven. Cleans itself! whUe you cook. L mammmssmumk " 'jPHi1. H Virtf 1 MEN NEEDED In thlt area to train at LIVESTOCK LEARN TO BUY CATTLE, HOGS AND SHEEP I tala barne, feed lots and ranches, We prafar to train man with llvaatock experi anca. 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