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Tigt 2-Tlw Nrquimus Weekly, Hartford, N.C, TkwUy, Apr! 10, 1975 April 14-18 Lunch -Menu Menus are subject change Without notice. to ' FKRQUIMANS COUNTY HIGH SCHOOL Boxes Monday: Cheeseburger on Bun Buttered Peas a Orange . Milk Tuesday: Fish Portion on Bun French Fries : Cabbage Slaw 'a Apple Milk Wednesday: Pork Pattie On Bun Glazed Sweet Potatoes String Beans Pineapple Cake Milk . Thursday: Bologna & Cheese Sandwich Lettuce-Tomato Salad Apricots Milk Friday: Sloppy Joe on Bun Health Salad Carrot Sticks Cookies Milk Plates Monday: Sausage Pizza Buttered Peas Orange Juice Milk Tuesday: Navy Beans Sliced Cheese Cabbage-Carrot Slaw Hot Rolls-Butter Glazed Apples Milk Wednesday: Luncheon Meat Mashed Potatoes Siring Beans Hot Rolls Pineapple Cake Milk Thursday: Chicken Pan Pie Glazed Sweet Potatoes Turnip Greens Cornsticks Milk .' Friday: ; Fish Portions Macaroni & Cheese Lima Beans Sliced Pineapple Milk . IIKKTKOKD GRAMMAR Monday:. I Baked Beans-Weiners .Baked Apples JJlaw Hot Biscuit-Butter Milk Tuesday: ', Tuna Dish Salad on Lettuce : Green Peas ' .School Baked Rolls -Sliced Tomatoes Milk .Wednesday: : Meat Loaf-Gravy Steamed Cabbage ;. Request Approved - The Board of Perquimans County Commissioners ' approved the request for improvement of State Road ; No. 1108 as recommended by the Department of ' Transportation Division of Highways at their monthly meeting on Monday. Home Nursing Class . The Office of Special i Projects of College of The . Albemarle . would like to "; offer a "Home Nursing". class in Hertford, North Carolina. No meeting time or place has been set yet. If NOTICE! ',.' W -, i; K'-v.".'':'') .'.-P. '"''':)';.''.' ' i .?.".';.; ::v'":v'-', --v' V'-4 '.'''"v :!'. K rU,''- ' ' ; J -'; ' ' Effective The 1st Saturday In May -We Will Be Closed On Saturdays Until Further Notice .. . ::3!.Lc:.aL oil co., i;:c. Sweet Potato Puff Rolls-Butter Milk Thursday: Cheese Toast Vienna Sausage Peas & Carrots Strawberry Shortcake Milk. Friday: Hamburger on Bun French Fries Carrot Salad Chocolate Pudding Milk PERQUIMANS UNION Monday: Fruit Juice " Hamburger Pattie School Baked Bun Buttered Corn Cookies Milk Tuesday: Pizza Tossed Salad Apple Cobbler Milk Wednesday: Orange Juice Vienna Sausage Cheese Square Baked Beans , Rolls Butter Cookies Milk Thursday: Meat Loaf-Tomato Sauce Butter Potatoes Turnip Greens Cornbread Applesauce Milk Friday: Peanut Butter Sandwich Lima Beans Baked Tomatoes Cookies Milk PKRQUIMANSCKNTRAL Monday: Hamburger Pattie School Baked Roll Whipped Potatoes String Beans Milk Tuesday: Grilled Bologna Buttered Whole Potatoes Cabbage-Beets Cornbread Milk Wednesday: Vegetable Soup Peanut Butter & Jelly Sandwich Crackers Cookies Milk Thursday: Tuna Salad Potatoes in Jackets Peas & Carrots Crackers Milk Friday: Sloppy Joe on Bun French Fries '2 Peach Milk WEIGHTY FACT Most persons differenti ate between overweight and obesity. An individual whose weight is 10-20 per cent above the "ideal" ac cording to weight tables is considered overweight Deviations of 20 percent or more are designated as obesity, adds Mrs. Mar jorie Donnelly, extension food specialist, North Carolina State University. you are interested in attending this class, please contact Mrs. Edith Nixon, 482-3274 or the Office of Special Projects, College of The Albemarle, 335-0821, extension 277. MILK DOES MAKE A DIFFERENCE v Union School students have found that milk does make a difference in the diets of these rats. Experiments have been conducted feeding one rat milk and bread while the other member of the pair receives soft drinks and bread. A large weight difference has been observed in the rats. LEARNING FUN These fifth grade students have had fun with their rat friends, Randy and Brandy while learning good nutrition means good health. Following the rat experiments, various contests concerning the discoveries will be conducted and a trophy presented to the first place winner. KKK! These girls at Perquimans Union School are definitely of an unusual character. They aren't afraid of rats. After working with the rats, the girls have not only learned to like the creatures but have also made some discoveries about good nutrition. (Newbern photos) Union Students Work With Rats Students in the fifth and sixth grades at Perquimans Union School are getting first-hand proof that milk is better for their health than soft drinks. A good nutrition contest is being sponsored which includes experiments in feeding rats. There are four sets of white rats in various fifth and sixth grade rooms. The experiments include keeping charts on the growth of the rats. In each set of rats, one is on a basically bread and milk diet, while the other is being fed soft drinks and bread. The ; contest is being "sponsored by the Chamber of v Commerce, the Perquimans County Jaycees, Hertford Hardware and Supply Company, Community Gas i I- - '. and Coal Company and Woodard's pharmacy. The stated purpose of the rat experiments is to develop appreciation, in people for the value and the use of milk in the diet verses soft drinks. Following the GENERAL REPAIRS Specializing In LANDSCAPING GRADING FOOTING & CONCRETE WORK ELECTRICAL WORK CARPENTRY PAINTING - FOR FREE INSPECTIONS & ESTIMATES - ' CALL 426-5177 or 426-5042 "No Job Too Small - WtrDo Them All" Massey Ferguson Need more tractor power to handle those big acreage jobs? You've got rt with the Massey Ferguson eleven-fifty-five tractor! A hundred ; and forty horsepower at the P-T-0 generated by a five-hundred-end-forty cubic inch naturally aspirated dieset engine. This is no ordinary diesel. It's a Perkins direct-injection V-eightl One of the smoothest-runing, most dependable even built) And the 3-point hitch rapid coupler is standard equipment! The Massey eleven-fifty-five leads the field in operator comfort and convenience,' too. Power steering, telescoping steering column, smooth-acting hydraulic wet disc brakes and many other worksaving features come as standard equipment. For the utmost in comfort, order the Massey cab with air condi tioning. Lets you work In a cooler,' quieter, cleaner environment. ' I Forum ; 71 Shaping America TO THE EDITOR: In his State of the Union message in January, 1960, the late President Eisenhower said: . 1 "A rich nation can for a time without noticeable damage to itself pursue a course of self-indulgence, making its single goal the materia ease and comfort of its own citizens. But the enmities it will incur, the isolation into which it will descend, and the internal, moral and physical softness that will be engendered will in the long term bring it to Disaster. "America Did not become great through, softness and self indulgence", he continued' 'Her miraculous progress and achievements flow from other . qualities far more worthy and substantial. And those were adherence to principles and; methods constant with our religious . philosophy, of satisfaction in hard work, the readiness to sacrifice for worthwhile causes, the courage to meet every challenge to our . progress, the intellectual honesty and capacity to recognizedthetruepathof our own best interests." In the 1950's Americans walked in sunshine. In the 1970's they walk in violence. Today we may have a weak President and a spiteful congress, but ; there is clearly more the individual citizen can do to help his country. What might help us would be a better attitude and a willingness on the part of the average citizen to reinstate the principles which made this country great. We can't blame government for everything; for example it is up to us "shape up" in our goals, ambitions, and our perspective. BOBBY SIMPSON NEWTON GROVE, N.C. experiments, several areas bf competition will be -entered by the participating Students. A trophy will be given to the first place winner for the following contests : poster, composition, scrapbook, oratorical and debating team. " The pairs of rats are named Micky and Ricky, Pixie and Dixie, Daisy and Delilah, and Randay and Brandy. '.v The rats, they have found a warm place in the hearts of many of the students. According to teachers, it will be a real problem to decide which students are allowed to take the rats home after the experiments are completed. . GET A - ,.' Looking Zr.c-ivards APRIL 1937 By VIRGINIA WHITE TRANSEAU MISSES KEATON AND BERRY WIN MUSIC HONORS; How Miss Maude Keaton is going to manage the situation with which she is confronted as a result of being a winner in both debating and singing is yet to be decided. Miss Blanche Moore Berry, another Hertford girl, won first place as alto singer in the District High School Music Contest held in Elizabeth City last Saturday, when she sang Brahm's Lullaby, and Maude Keaton who has been victorious in the district contests of the past two years, won first place in soprano when she sang "My Mother Bids Me Bind My Hair", by Haydn. Miss Berry is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. B.C. Berry, of Hertford. Miss Keaton is a daughter of the late R.R. Keaton and Mrs. Keaton, of Bethel. BIRTHDAY PARTY: Mrs. R.L.. Perry and Margaret Perry entertained' at a birthday party recently at Woodville in honor of Ethel. Perry, honoree, Mildred Chappell, Margaret Jennings, Annie Ives, Mabel The Perquimans Weekly Court Houm Squart HERTFORD, N.C. 27944 Entend u mcomI daa matter NOTMnbw 1&, 1934 at Pott Office in Hartford, N.C. RAY WARD General Manager KATHY NEWBERN News Editor . OFFICE HR& 9 AM. to 5 P.M. 'Monday-Friday PHONE 426-6728 SUBSCRIPTION RATES . ONE YEAR '5.00 ruUlihed by Dear FubHcatkm Radio. Inc. NOTICE TO DOG OWNERS The law requires every dog owner In North Carolina to have his or her dog vaccinated against rabies. As county Dbg Warden and Rabies Inspector, I will vaccinate dogs on the following schedule: April 12-Health Dept..... .!..... ...................3 - 6 P.M. April 14-Rountree's Store 2 5 P.M. April 16-Layden'sStore.. 2-5 P.M. . April 18-Alphonso Chappell's Store............ 2 - 5 P.M. - April 19-Health Dept........ 3 - 6 P.M. April 21 -New Hope............ 2 - 5 P.M. April 23-Bethel Fire Dept ......................... 4 6 P.M. April 25-Winfall Peck's Store..:..................................;...........:.2 6 P.M.- April 26-Health Dept. 3 - 6 P.M. April 28-Wink Winslow's Store.l.......:........:................,.............. 2 5 P.M. During the clinic, the vaccination price is $1.50. Please bring your dog to me at the indicated location and save yourself possible court action. The Dog Warden Rabies Inspector has authority to cite into court anyone not complying with this law. . ; . ' , lf W. RAY WHITE : 1 v; DOS RAXDEN RASIES INSPECTOR, PERQUIMANS COUNTY Anyone Who Has A Dog Problem Should Call The Health Dept 426-5488 BIG -WORKING' TRUSTOR V Whitehead, Dorothy Whedbee, Beulah Bogue, Aperzine Cooke, Maxine Griffin, Katherine Hendricks, Hudson Williams, John L. Hewitt, Junior. Winslow, Luther Whedbee, Maurice Bogue, Pat Hoggard, Millard Sawyer, Warren Bogue v Durwood Whitehead, , Mr. and Mrs. Walton Wood, Mrs. Willie Sherlock, Mr. and Mrs. R.L. Perry, Robert Perry, Francis and Nannie Mae Perry and Mr. and Mrs. Conroy Miller. -:' BRIDGE PARTY AND SHOWER IN HONOR MRS. JOHN BUTLER: Mrs. John C. Butler, who before her recent marriage was Miss Helen Vick, was honoree at a delightful bridge party and miscellaneous shower given by Mrs. E.S. Pierce. Those present in addition to the honore - were , Mrs. ; Roland Matheson; Miss Mary Helene Nixon, Jocelyn Whedbee, Evelyn Riddick, ruizaDem Morns, Margaret , Fletcher, Ruth Davenport, Woodard's Pharmacy Dial 426-5527 Hertford, N.C. n Charles E. Woodard Free Guide To Health Insurance A serious illness or a long hospital stay can send al most anybody to the "poor house" unless you have a good health insurance program helping to pay your way. . ,, v.,. y nealtn insurance comes in more sizes, styles , and prices than most sane people can keep up with. So, if you're going to spend the money (and who has the choice?). l . ' n.: and get your moneys worth! r ; . - . Impossible? Not if youll send a self-addressed, stamped envelope to our Clipping Service, Box 5051, Raleigh, N. C. 27607 and say Help! Ask for Shopper '$ Guide to Health Insurance and find out whether you've been short-changed. Don't let getting sick make you poor. .GE2 7uE.C:3 0- i ' a ' f Mrs. Chas Whedbee, W.Gl Wright, Howard Pitt, J.Hji Towe, Jr., Norman Trueblood, A.J.: Scott, Jr. CP, Morris, Corbin Dozier; ; P.H. Small, Miss Josephine Hefren, Mrs. W.C. Archie, of; Wake Forest, Miss Gladys; Hamrick, Mrs. ; J.Gj Campbell, ; Helen Nixon) Mrs. ' Schuyster and . Miss Sarah Carlisle. Fashion Inifr Bed Sheets? Is Fancy RALEIGH If the beds;; in your bouse are wearing striped or flowered sheets. r they are in fashion. iJ For fancy sheets havt . become the big sellers liri stores across the country,! notes Mrs. Edith. McGIam-t ery, extension house fur- nishings specialist, North Carolina State University I On , an industry-wide basis, fancy sheets account for 60 y sale. percent of total CG.TJ7.ZjTS 2 in N irr J! J - i
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