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The Perquimans Weekly, Hertford, n! C, Thursday, October 26, 1972-4n
One Of frv fond out mpmn
ries of our' sojourn in Eu
rope .as that occasional
box from home containing
cookies-, candy! a Jar of
homemade preserves and
other good things reminis
cent of home. Many readers
have children and relatives
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enjoy a taste of something
fcom home. Here, then, Is a
delicious.cookie that travels
well. V '
rjruii-u-apice loonies
, 1 c soft, shortening
, c brown sugar, packed
,' : 2 eggs' '
.V4 c cold coffee
3V4 c sifted flour -1
t Soda .
i i sair,:,.. ,
1 t nutmeg
"1 t cinnamon.
. 2b c halves seeded rai
sins, 1!4 c broken nuts
.' 4ix weli the shortening,
sugar, -and eggs, Stir in the
coffee and. add the next five
ingredients which have been
sifted together. Mix well.
Then add the raisins and
nuts. Chill for 1 hour, then
drop by rounded teaspoon-
tpls 2 Inches aparton llght
V greased cookie sheet.
Bake at 400 degrees until,
set, about 10 minutes. This
"makes about ; 6 dozen
pjookies.
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Named At Raleigh Luncheon
The above photo shows a section of the New Hope
Group ditch. A group of 13 farmers in the New Hope
Community of Perquimans County had this ditch con
structed during the past winter. They received assistance
on construction through a pooling agreement with the
local ASC orfice..
The ditch was surveyed, designed and checked by Soil
Conservation Service Technicians working with the
Albemarle Soil and Water Conservation District.
The spoil from the ditch was placed close to the ditch
and shaped for a travelway. The sides slopes of ditch and
the travelway were limed, fertilized, and seeded to fescue
grass. Inlet pipes were installed under the travelway at
various places. The travelway will be used in maintaining
the ditch and the fescue grass will prevent erosion and
provide food for wildlife. This ditch will provide an outlet
for drainage on approximately 2000 acres of land.
Fourteen Regional Teachers of
the Year were announced today
t a luncheon in Raleigh. One of
the 14 will be named North
Carolina's Teacher of the Year
at the November 2 meeting of
the State Board of Education.
The regional representatives
were selected by Association of
Classroom Teachers-NCAE
districts. A nine member
committee will interview the
Regional Teachers of the Year
today and two of them will be
elected for consideration as the
North Carolina Teacher of the
Year. The finalists will be ob
served in their classrooms
during National Education
Week. October 23-28, by a
committee from the Learning
Institute of North Carolina.
The current' Teacher of the
Year, Jay Rogers of Durham
High School, went on to become
the 1972 National Teacher of the
Year.
The Regional Teachers of the
Year include Mary Ann Oates of
Southern Wayne Senior High
School; Walter Plemmer, Jr., of
North Edgecomb High School;
Patricia Faye Gibson of
Newton-Conover Junior High;
Noah Cleveland Harris, Jr., of
Northeast Junior High in Hgh
Point; Michael Glenn Hood of
Buies Creek High School;
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Marjalene Thomas of Central
Elementary School in Elizabeth
Citv: Judv Mavin Gilbert of S.
Ray Lowder Elementary School
in Lincolnton; Sarah Spivey of
North Ridge Elementary School
in Wake County; Carl Leo Hill
of Union Pines High School in
Moore County; Rudolph Boone,
Sr., of Carver High School in
Winston-Salem.Forsy th; Anne
BrooksMcGouganofTaborCity;
Mrs. Gretchen Briggs of E.M.
Holt School in Alamance
County; Mrs. Frances : Ward
Black of Concord Senior High
School; and Connie Cathey of
Claxton Elementary School in
Asheville.
"These are all fine teachers,"
said State School Superin
tendent Craig Phillips.
"Selecting the Teacher of the
Year from among this ex
tremely well qualified group
will be a difficult decision," he
added. Dr. Phillips stresses
that the search for Teacher of
the Year is not for the 'best
teacher but for one who
exemplifies the finest in the
teaching profession.
National Teacher of the Year
Jay Rogers was honored at the
White House after his selection.
He has been featured in several
national magazine articles and
has appeared often on
nationwide television and as a
speaker at conferences. Rogers
was unable to attend today's
lunchebn because he was out the
state for a Teacher of the Year
appearence.
The Teacher of the Year
award program is sponsored by
the Encyclopaedia Britannica
Companies, the Council of Chief
State School Officers, and the
Ladies Home Journal.
Human Repair
Dr. Russet Lawson, of
the University of Oregon
Medical School in Portland,
has successfully removed
the kidneys of two patients,
repaired and replaced them
in the patients' bodies suc
cessfully. Dr. Lawson told the Amer
ican College of Surgeons
recently, in reporting on the
successful re p a i r-opera-tions,
that other organs of
the body could be similarly
repaired and reimplanted
such as the heart and liver,
for examples.
Reimplanting patients'
own repaired organs avoids
the problem of the body's
rejection of alien organs, a
problem which so often has
plagued heart-transplant
operations.
Getting Hooked-
If you've ever had a five or six pound striper hit
your lure, you're probably already hooked . . .
If you haven't, this weekend will be a great time
to start The 1972 National Striped Bass Derby, spon
sored annually by the Elizabeth City Jaycees, is sched
uled for Saturday and Sunday.
Get a bunch of fishing friends together, break
them up into two or four-man teams, register by Fri
day, October 27, then - have yourself a whale of a
good tune!
The Norfolk & Carolina
Telephone & Telegraph Co.
WIIO KT.0YH
1. How many man-made ob
jects are there in space?
2. When was the first bicy
cle invented? :
3. What Is the nickname for
New Jersey?
4 When did Finland become
an independent nation?
5. What is the earth's speed
1 as it journeys around the
sun?
6. Name the eight states
bordered by the Great
Lakes.
7. When was the first trans
continental telegraph line
completed?
8. What is a kookaburras?
9. When was the Marine
Corps established?
10. What is Queen Elizabeth
IPs full name?
Answers To Who Kaovs
1 . ' As of last February, ap
proximately 5,850.
2. About 1790, called a
walk-along. . -
3. The Garden-State.
4. In 1917, when she de
clared herself free of
Russian rule'.
5. About eighteen and one
half miles per second.
6. Minnestoa, Wisconsin,
Michigan, Illinois, Indi
ana, Ohio, Pennsylvania
and New York.
7. October 24; 1861.
8. A laughing jackass.
9. November 10, 1775.
10. Elizabeth Alexandra
Mary Windsor.
Best Of Press
After
Hu8bandWhat is left of
a sweetheart after the nerve
has been killed.
-Quonset Scout.
Some Escape
Americans are forgetting
how to walk, one writer
says. But the walkers are
learning how to jump, and
that helps some.
-News. Dallas.
Distinction
"Pro" means "for" and
"con" means "against."
This explains the difference
between progress and Con
gress. -Courier, Bristol, Va.
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Men's sweaters and Jack
ets come in beautiful fab
rics and colors this season.
Combinations of suede, vel
vet and leather are used.
rne little black dress Is fl
back in style. It may be
short or long but Is usually
fashioned of a clinging fabric.
Hats are reminiscent of
World War One. Felts, turn
ed up in front are popular.
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BIBLE VERSE
"Know -ye that the Lord
he is God: it is he that hath
made us, and not we our
selves." 1. Who is the author of the
above verse?
2. What does this verse
warn us against?
3. What is the rest of the
verse?
4. Where may it be found? '
Answers To Bibb Verse
1. The Psalmist-probably
King David.
2. Against the sin of worry.
3. "We are his people, and
the sheep of his pas
ture." 4. Psalm 100:3.
TAYLOR
THEATRE
EDENTON, N. C."
Thursday, Friday & Saturday
October 26-27-28-Rating (PG)
JOHN WAYNE
IN
"The Cowboys"
WITH
ROSCOE BROWN,
BRUCE DENN &
COLLEEN DEURIRST
Sunday, Monday & Tuesday
Oct 29-30-31-Rating (R)
PAMGRIER,
ANITRA FORD,
CANDICE ROMAN &
SIOHAIG
IN
The Big Bird Cage"
Wednesday, Nov.
l-Rating(R)
"All Together Now"
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in FayetteviUe, North Carolina. Unless you live in this immediate area,
chancel are you'll never meet Roscoe. But, if you own property and
would like to build on it,' there is a man just like him that you should
meet.. .a man that can explain to you why you can build now, despite
rising costs, for less money and still have all the home you've always
wanted. This man, the man we want you to meet, is your local Jim
Walter Homes representative. And then, after you've talked, you'll find
out how easily you can save hundreds; even thousands of dollars on
your new home.
Did you know mat a good portion of the inside of any home can be
finished by amateurs... people who are not experts but are just handy .
with tools? How many times have you painted a ceiling.. .the walls.. .did
the whole room? Can you use a hammer and nails.. .a square... aV rule
and saw? When Jim Walter builds for you, you can start with the bare
necessities if you want to.. .just the bask shell home, completely finished
outside, unfinished inside,. .and then finish the rest yourself. Just imagine
how much money this would cut from yonr finished cost... if you did .
alt of the inside. But, it's nor necessary for you to do this much. Do -as
much as you want to. 'Co a little or a lot. It's up to you. We'll
stop at almost any stage of inside completion mat you tell us to. The '
point is, whatever you can do will save you money.
But, doing some of the work yourself isn't the. only way you'll save -.
money when Jim Walter builds for you. A comparison will prove the
cost of our homes is low for whatever vou buy.
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