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Lo eight with New Shape ; 1 -bids' and Hydrex Water 1 ..Is. Harmon Pharmacy Iertford, N.C. :-,i C. ' ..- .. .June 29, Aug. ?C -4- keep children in my home - Jveek days for working ' mothers, Call 428-7692; ". :v ; Julyl3.20.27-C ; " ' i. Hejp- Wanjed: To work In . i-pholsteify. Abply at Watkins ' JJpholstery Shop, 101 Market jSt. Hertford, N.C.. . FoSale: Emerson thermostat Controlled exhaust fan. 38", 3 Xpeed. Call 428-5528. - L , , ' Reduce excess fluids with : FLUIDEX, $1.69 - LOSE , WEIGHT with Dex-A-Diet capsules, $1.98 at Harmons's V pharmacy. . Hertford, N,C, $7,200 annually growing Gin Stfeng Root for us! Market : guaranteed. Fall planting. Send $2.00 (refundable) for ' seed, instructions. G.C, Fjerbs; 256 Pleasant St., Hiiddleboro, Mass. 02346. . Experienced service man oil burners and oil heat plants. ' Salary commensurate with A background. Hospitalization, uniforms, fringe , benefits iffered, Phone for. ap- Kintment. Western Gas & lei Oil Service 482-4483. I;' . July 27-Aug. 3 C FO? SALE: 1972 Suzuki 500. i, Call 426-5871 before 5:30 p.m. ' f . . July 27; Aug. 17C NOTICE . 0 NORTH CAROLINA PERQUIMANS COUNTY - -JULIA LAWRENCE,: WIDOW OF, JOSHUA LAWRENCE, ET AL; Petitioners : ; Vs . JtOSA MARIE J. DOUGLAS k HUSBAND, DOUGLAS, ET AL Defendants . ;. Uhder and by virtue of an prder of the Superior Court of Perquimans County, made in (he special proceedings entitled ''Julia Lawrence, widow of Joshua Lawrence, et ' al, vs. Rosa Marie J. Douglas & husband, Douglas, et al", the undersigned Commissioner will tin the 7th day of August, 1972, at 12:00 o'clock Noon, at the court house door in Hertford, Perquimans County, i North Carolina,' offer for sale to the highest bidder for cash that certain tract of land lying and being in Perquimans County, N.C and more particularly described as follows: Northeast side of Perquimans River and on the side of the head of Bagley's Swamp, it being the tract of land that . my father, Thomas Evans, gave to me in his last will and bounded as follows: Beginnng at the corner tree Red Oak of Miles White's land ' and Jesse Jessops and running Southeast a line of ; marked trees to the corner of Miles White and Jesse Jessops land then nearly a ; Northeast course with a side -. line of marked trees of Jesse Stallings; thence corner with : the lands that Thomas Evans bought of Willis Briggs in year 1801; thence a West course to a pine to Jessops side line; thence a South j course to the first station, ' containing about 50 acres, more or less. For further . description see deed in Deed i Book UU, page 518, in the office of the Register of ' r ?ds in Perquimans County, : r& Carolina. '- -"Uis 3rd day of July, 1972. ' Robert B. Lowry ' ., Commissioner' July 6,13,20,27c ' NOTICE OF : . ADMINISTRATION . ' Having qualified as Ad ministratrix of . the estate of Archie Lee Perry, deceased, late of Perquimans County, North Carolina, this is to notify all - persons . having claims 1 X " : r P , 4 - against the estate of said deceased to exhibit them to the undersigned at Route No. 3, Box 2013, Hertford, N.C. on or before the 14th day of January 1973 or this notice . will be pleaded in bar of their recovery. AU persons indebted to s'd estate wlH pier- i make - faf mediate payments? V";- 'f This 10th day of July 1972. Violet B. Perry:i?t v Administratrix of Archlrleei Perry, Deceased ' - K"'i',.:':)' -July 13-40-27; Aug. 8 j V - i NOTICXOrtU s ADMINISTRATION Having qualified as Ad ministratrix of the estate of Henry W. Bright, 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 Durante Neck, N.C. on or before the 21st day of January 1973 or this notice will be pleaded in bar of their recovery. . All persons Indebted to said estate will please , make im mediate payment. ' ' 1 This 10th day of July 1972. t Naomi S., Bright, ' . l; Administratrix , Administratrix ' of Hehry . W. Bright, Deceased -f July 13-20-27;Aug.3 - NOTICEjOFl ADMINISTRATION . Having qualified ; as jCo Executors of the estate of Mattle Toms White, 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 P.O. Box 1. Hertford, N-C. on or before the 21st day of January 1973 or this notice will be pleaded in bar of their recovery. All persons indebted to said estate will please make n 'immediate payment. . This 11th day of July 1972. ' Sue White Pitt , "T.S. White s' Co-Executors ; Co-Executors of '. Mattie Toms White Deceased July 20-27; Aug. 3-10C , . ; NOflCEOF ADMINISTRATION Having qualified as Ad ministratrix of the estate of Andrew Johnson, 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. 3, Box 174A Hert ford, N.C. on or before the 21st day of January , 1973 pr this notice will be pleaded in bar of their recovery. All persons indebted to said estate will please make immediate payment. This 17th day of July 1972. . Minnie J. Johnson, '. Administratrix Administratrix of Andrew Johnson Deceased July 20-27; Aug. 3-10 C . . , . NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION . t; Having qualified asExecutrix of the estate of Raymond C. Wilson, 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. 3, Box 88D, Hert ford. N.C, on or before the day of January 21, 1973 or this notice will be pleaded in bar of their recovery. All persons indebted to said estate will please make immediate payment. , . This 11th day of July 1972, . Sally L. Wilson , Executrix Executrix of , Raymond C. Wilson i Deceased July 20-27;. Aug. 3-lOc NOTICE OF , i , ADMINISTRATION Having qualified as Ad ministrator of . the estate of . .. - 'n d ' F 1 ..." " I : c. t r4r; j I J ' r . I 1 r ' 3 , f. i . )::') L3 Luna P. Hobbs, 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 1, Hertford, North Carolina on or before the 28th day1 of January 1973 or this notice will be pleaded in bar of their recovery. All persons indebted to said estate will ilease make "'. Immediate payment. ''.,-', kp"- ; This 21st day of July 1972 ; 4 ' j, Wallace Hobbs, Sr. ; - . t . . .. Administrator of Luna P Deceased - l , July 27-Aug. S-10-17C J This Is The Law . ... A travelling salesman has been keeping company with a farmer's daughter. One day the farmer, with shotgun in hand, said to the salesman: "There's' going to be either a wedding or a murder." v The travelling salesman made his choice. ;, The farmery with shotgun,' drove the couple to the county seat" where he saw a license purchased and a marriage ceremony performed by a Justice of the peace. May the marriage be annulled? The travelling salesman did not freely and voluntarily enter into the marriage ceremony. If he can prove to the satisfaction of the court that he was forced Into the wedding against his free will or understanding, and that he has not subsequently in any manner ratified the act, he may have the marriage an nulled. , 5. . ., : If the travelling salesman and the farmer's daughter should continue to live together after direct threats of bodily harm have ceased to exist, the marriage cannot be annulled. The conduct of the parties may constitute a ' ratification and turn a voidable marriage into a valid marriage. ? W.-;'- v . I JoeHootS, twenty years of age, marries Sally Jenkins one month prior to her sixteenth birthday. They live together as husband and wife for' two months, . and then separate. Sally is now living with her parents. May Sally have her marriage annuled? ' . ' ' No. If Sally has not lived with. Joe after reaching her sixteenth birthday, she could have an nulled tier marriage on the ground of non-age. By virtue of having lived together as husband and wife after arriving at the age of sixteen, even though for a short period of time, Sally has : ratified and made valid and binding what was up to this time a voidable marriage. ' c;; v';'r In North, .Carolina the statutory age of consent lor marriage is sixteen. Marriages of persons below the age of sixteen are merely voidable, not void. . Among Top 10 States In i. ' f VD Cases The Venereal Disease Control Section of the N.C. State Board of Health today was presented a gift of $2,500 by Pfizer Laboratories to be used for veneral disease education in North Carolina." I According to Myron J. Ar nold, veneral disease education coordinator, the money will help pay for films, 1 printed material, workshops and other expenses incurred as part of an education program being set up to aid schools in bringing the best veneral disease in formation available to students. North Carolina ranks among the top 10 states in the nation in number of venereal disease cases reported, Arnold noted. Last year, 23,846 new cases of gonorrhea alone were reported in tiie state; . It FEWER HOGS y. Hog producers In the ' JO corn belt states intend vtor farrow seven percent, (fewer sows during the June to August period this year. HOROSCOPE ! LEO -An Individual ' in every sense of the word, with your life ruled by a purpose. An energetic, en thusiastic leader. Your colors are orange and yel low. Your lucky numbers are 1 and S. Your lucky day is Sunday.', v. :'--., - LEO-July 23 to Aug. 22 - Take the advice of an old er friend about a personal matter you are considering. Your social life should be in a very enjoyable state. VIRGO-Aug. 23 to Sept. 22 -An old friend may come back into your life. Weigh the advantages and disad vantages carefully before you decide to renew the friendship. '.. LIBRA-Sept. 23 to Oct. 22 - Volunteer to help an older friend. Your own fu ture will be brighter if you share some of your good fortune with someone in need. SCORPIO -Oct. 23 to Nov. 22-Your week to wlnl . The truth will show up In a . situation where you have : been criticized when some one else was at fault. I A SAGITTARIUS Nov. 23 to Dec. 21 - Speed up your efforts to get dull work out of the way. Pleasant events : are happening and by getting work done you will be able to participate. . CAPRICORN -Dec. 22 to Jan. 19 -Buy new clothes ; to wear to a special occa- sion. Your good taste makes shopping a joy. You will find just what you are look ing for. AQUARIUS Jan. 20 to Feb. 18- Don't wear your feelings on your sleeve. Outspoken associates don't mean to be Insulting This should be a very nice week with some very pleasant surprises. PISCES-Feb. 19 to March 20 Someone envious may try to put you down. Keep cooll The person who has been hostile to you will meet with defeat. Events in your area indicate you have finally met with success in your chosen endeavor. , ARIES-March 21 to April 20 -YOur schedule should now become more relaxed, affording you the opportunity to get much needed rest. You can now achieve more with much less effort. TAVRUS - April 21 to May 20 -Unselfishness is the key word for you, especial ly this week. Do' what you can for others without ex pecting praise. GEMINI -May 21 to June 20 -Don't' shirk duty! You have a tendency this week to be affected by the mid summer humdrums. Stay in there and keeo pitchine. A little relief isr right around 1 the corner. CANCER-June 21 to July 22 - Financial trends look . exceptionally favorable for you this week. Good plan ning carefully executed will result in successful work projects. ; Muxed k One day a little girl was heard talking to a neighbor child with whom she was playing cowboys. "You be Wild Bill Hick up," she said, "and I'll be Wyatt Burp." Glorious I Samuel Adams said it: "For my own part, I ask no greater blessing than to share with you the common danger and the common glory." , And Paul Green has once again recreated the dreams and times, the people and leaders of the American Revolution in his Common Glory, another great out door historical drama, played at Wi'liamsburg, Vir- ginia. ' It's well-worth the short trip involved . ; . especially if you ncsd to be reminded, from time to time, of vat America Is! , - ' Z2 :t::ni '' i'.:' i. ' Perquimans County ASCS News NOTICE TO FARMERS WHO HIRE LABOR AT ANYTIME : A farmer who employs anyone In addition to members . of ills familv at anvtime must comply with the Willlams Steiger Occupational Safety and Health Act of 1970. Failure to do so many subject him to severe penalties. . The Act requires fanners who hire anyone at anytime outside their own families to: 1. Display a 10 by 16-inch U.S. Department of Labor poster titled "Safety and Health Protection on the Job" at the point where employees nor mally report to work; and 2. Keep up-to-date and have available for inspection a "Log of "Occupational Injuries and Illnesses." (Occupational "Safety and Health Act (Osha) Form N. 100) The poster is the cen terspread of an 8 by 10-inch booklet called "Record-keeping Requirements," and Form No. 100 is also contained in the same booklet. Copies were mailed to most farmers, but anyone who was missed or has lost or misplaced his copy, may obtain another free from his Depart ment of Labor Regional Office. Rural as well as urban em ployers are required to report any work-related fatal accident within 48 hours. They must also maintain accurate records of, and make periodic reports on. work-related illnesses and injuries. Minor Injuries need not be noted, but farmers should be aware of all conditions con tained in the Occupational Safety and Health Act and comply with its safety stan dards for agriculture. The county ASCS office has available for inspection by farmers a copy of the U.S. Department of Labor's in-"Record-keeping Require ments" which contains the poster and Form No. 100 and Form No. . 100 mentioned above. The county . ASCS office can also supply a on the agricultural safety standards and addresses of regional Department of Labor offices for farmers who need additional information or wish to order replacement copies of these materials for their per sonal use. FARMERS SHOULD KEEP PAYMENT COMPUTATION STATEMENTS Producers who earn payments under the 1972 set aside program for feed grain, wheat, and cotton will receive payment computation statements along with their payment drafts. It is important tor producers to retain these computation statements along with their other farm record. The computation statements Srovlde these important e tails: 1. Program for which payment is made, (feed grain, wheat, or cotton), 2. Both gross and net payment, for entire farm 'and for individual producer, 3. Planted acreage and set-aside acreage and 4. Projected yield, used for payment computations. " Producers should verify their computation statements with their farm records before filing them in a safe place. If they have any questions, they should get, in touch with the County ASCS office as soon as possible. If farm program computation statements are lost - or destroyed, producers may obtain the information from records in the County ASCS Office. Farm program payments for 1972 began July 1. 1972 FARM PAYMENTS Under the feed grain, cotton and wheat programs, checks amounting to approximately $478,808 have been mailed to Perquimans County Farmers. There are still 26 farms on which the checks have not been & c::.:ij::.,i The received from New (Orleans. These checks should be here very soon and will be mailed out as soon as received. SAFETY RULES FOR PESTICIDE USE Read the container label...follow the directions. : Mix pesticide solutions in a well-ventilated area, preferably outside. .. Avoid inhaling pesticide sprays or dust. Never smoke while handling pesticides. :r When using a pesticide out doors, apply when there is little or no wind.. .to minimize drift ing of the spray or dust. Don't use pesticides near wells, cisterns, and other supply sources. - . - . : - ; Avoid chemical con tamination of streams, lakes, or ponds in order to protect fish . and wildlife., ' ' When protecting food crops against pests, observe proper ', times and rates of application. . Keep weed control chemicals away from flowers, ornamental shrubs, and other valuable "plants. , ,'; Wash with soap and water and .cnange ciotmng immediately if you spill a pesticide on skin or clothing. If a pesticide is swallowed accidentally, call a physician at once. If splashed in eyes, flush with water immediately. Store pesticides in closed, well-labeled containers, where children and pets cannot reach them. Do not place near food, feed, or seed. 1. National domestic allot ment of 18.7 million acres is the same as previously announced. 2. Required set-aside equal to 86 per cent of the 1973 farm domestic allotment. 3. - Additional set-aside up to ' 150 per cent of the 1973 farm domestic allotment. Producers who choose this voluntary option must limit their 1973 wheat acreage to their 1972 wheat program acreage plus any additional 1972 set-aside minus the 1973 additional set aside acreage. The payment rate for additional set-aside will be 88 cents per bushel times the farm yield. 4. Price support loans at the National average of $1.25 per bushel. There will be no loan discounts for undesirable varieties of wheat this year. 5. Barley will be a feed grain again in 1973 with a required set-aside of not less than 25 per cent of the barley base. 6. Substitution of feed grain and soybean acreage as wheat acreage is authorized if needed to prevent loss of allotment. Notices of 1973 wheat allot ment and the required wheat set-aside acreage will be mailed in a few days. HIGHLIGHTS OF U.S. CROP REPORT AS OF JULY 1, 1972 Corn acreage for grain harvest, at 57.3 million, is 10 per cent (6.5 million acres) less than 1971 and about the same as 1970. Projected production, at about 5.0 billion bushels, is 9 per cent below last year's record crop.. JESSE HELMS: A CITIZEN CITIZENS FOR HELMS (Partial listing) Mrs. John J. Burrwy, Sr. Wife of Former Superior Court Judge Wilmington Colonel William T. Joynar Former Chairman State Board of Elections Raleigh Carroll W. Weathers Dean Emeritus Wake Forest U Law School Winston-Salem Clint Fuller Immediate Past Chairman Franklin Co. Democratic Party Louisburg Whiter ord Blackanay Attorney & Civic Leader Charlotte Sim Da Lapp Former State Chairman N. C Republican Party Lexington Mrs. Willis Smith. Sr. Wife of Former Senator Raleigh . Harold Makepeace Former Administrative Asst. to Governor Luther Hitodges Sanford Dr. Wellaee Harvey Dare County Manager for B. Everett Jordan's Campaign Manteo , John P. Stedman Former State Treasurer N. C. Democratic Party Lumbertpn Perquimans Weekly, Hertford, N. C, Soybean acreage for beans, at 45.6 million is 8 per cent (3.2 million more than lacfc year and 8 per cent above 1970. Projected production, at' about 1,277 million bushels, is 9 per cent above last season. Upland cotton '- acreage planted, at 13.7 million is 12 per cent (1.5 million acres) above 1971. '-;:;.; . All what production is forecast at 1,551 million bushels, 5 per cent (89 million bushels) below last year but 13 per cent above 1970. Oat production is forecast at 712 million bushels, 19 per cent (164 million bushels) less than 1972 and 22 per cent less than 1970. POSTCARDS MAILED Double postcards requesting estimated acreage of all crops planted for the 1972 crop year have been mailed to all farm operators who did not certify and are not participating in the 1972 Feed Grain, Wheat, and Cotton Programs. Crop acreage planted on the farm should be listed in the appropriate spaces on the card and returned to the county ASCS office. Failure to return the card will cause the farm to lose history credit for the base acreage. The card, should be signed by the farm operator and returned to the county office immediately. STORAGE IDEA Sandwich spread cans with plastio lids make good sewing basket arrangers. Buttons, dra pery hooks, snaps, pins and needles can be easily sorted and recognized through the transparent tops. i Modernize with AUTORiATIC I appliances ! 3 j Ringei. hot water heaters, kpacs ' 'taaa J, TTI C:i dryer, incinerators-all offer ,newfcj LSJ-Ogr ! Automatic features for easier .Iiv? fffe- vJm' ing. And you're sure i t .find the il '' I ' size .ma price mats ngm tor ' I JAt your (SSOtaitt Osslsr'i ' REED OIL CO. Qffo) ( HERTFORD. N. C.-D!AL 426-5458 . A "Jesse Helms is not one of your back slapping, hand-wringing, affable garden variety political office seekers." virgmmnpuot mm Down in Monroe, where Jesse Helms was born and reared, the folks remember him who worked three different part-time jobs afternoons and evenings, after school and all day Saturday. Those were the depression days, and times were hard and Jesse Helms learned that America is a land of opportunity for those who make the effort. This is the same Jesse Helms who was over whelmingly nominated for the United States Senate back on May 6. He's the Jesse Helms whom you can help elect to work for you in Washington. He's not a politician he's a citizen candidate who is concerned about the future of your children. Jesse Helms is a man who has earned scores of awards because he cares about people and because he has worked and fought for the principles of freedom and justice. North Carolina knows where Jesse Helms stands. You can stand with Jesse Helms in November. I YES, t believe . to help elect him I I'm enclosing my I $1.00 $5.00 Name. , KM I Cty. moil mi. couiwn VI I') fWI hhiuwuiivii I 1 of $1.00 or more to the HELMS FOR I SENATE COMMITTEE, F.O.DRAWER ES9, I I RALEIGH, N. C. 2702. TOM ELLIS, STATE CAMPAIGN MANAGER. ..-li AkI. . . Thursday, Jury 27, 1972-Page 5 Vetera : : ; Administration" A new insurance .; .plan designed to helb holders .of pj:.; insurance wnenuiey gruw.wwei.; is explained inl Veterans-A- .' ministration, pepnpiueis - Deir.g. -mailed this month to I75.0w holders of National Service I-ije insurance insiiu ictiii puuu-:i who are between ages 60 and f-j. H.W. Johnson, Director ot me Winston-Salem VA Regional Office said the forms .aift pamphlets explaining; :W, "Modified Life Age ?. " policies and how to apply ft V wiu oe manea to an aaaiuor.n two million younger veU "ns as their term policies come up !-r renewal at the end oMbv , current five year periods.' ' V Premiums on term poli.cits. rise substantially every-' five ' years, Johnson explained; making it difficult for ;sotne rnvprncrn au thov ornur nlrlpf ' - - " Q " J O ' '' " '-. , -y An tha now ineiironrA premiums remain me surr.o. through the life of me pom;,;; mm m nge , vuvciobs ;; ., reduced by 50 per cent. Modified life age 70 insurant e ' is avnilnlils also In nhnut MV (VM -. veterans insured under VAV mnHifieH lifo in fig nlon TVusc-n-v votarane hain nnfil Tnlir O- regardless of health, to apply for the new plan which provides full coverage for an additional five years. ''" Veterans whose modifie.d.ljfe ; cent at aee 65 can have them. restored to the original,. amounts. This entails a slightly ' hi rjhof nramlnm on4 a c'ma'll uqws, i viuiui" aiiu cs anient additional sum to balance 'the higher cash value of the new. ' modified life age 70 policy.' - SENATOR in Jesse Halms and I want as our Citizen-Senator. contribution of: $10.00 .State. ...lAk At.. . " M,m. .... ........ . r M - i" ;y Ymi CcnMThsDiff:
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