Page Perquimans Weekly, Hertford, N.C., Thursday, September 1 1974,"
People In The Ne ws
Mrs.' Addie ' Keegan of
Hertford and Mr. and Mrs.
Carey Quincey of Virginia
Beach, Va. sepnt the week
end in Durham and attended
the Ennis-Jones wedding
00 Friday evening in the
Duke University Chapel.
' Mr. ard Mrs. Tim Baker
and son, Corey, from Cin
cinnati, Ohio are guests of
their parents, Mr. and Mrs,
Mac White, and Mr. and
Mrs. Willard Baker, at
Belvidere this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Dean Britt
v and daughter, Joy, of
Newport News, Va. were
guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Fenton Britt on Sunday.
Miss Jane Swindell of
Kinston was a weekend
guest of her parents, Mr.'
and Mrs. Marion Swindell.
Mrs. L D. Myers attended
the funeral of her sister-in-law
in Grifton on Tuesday of
last week.
Mark and Clark Baker
have returned to their home
in Belvidere after a visit
with Mr. and Mrs. Tim
Baker in Cincinnati, Ohio.
Mr. and Mrs. V. N.
Darden spent a few days
last week at their home in
Hertford and returned to
their cottage at Nags Head
later in the week.
Mrs. S. P. Toney, III, and
children of Newport News,
Va. were guests of Mr. and
Mrs. W. C. Dozier on
Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Britt of
Charlotte are guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Fenton Britt this
week.
Mrs. John Coston visited
relatives in Mayesville on
Monday.
Miss Caroline Wright
spent the weekend with her
mother, Mrs. Charlie
Wright, at Jarvisburg.
Mr. and Mrs. Estes
Copeland of Belvidere are
spending this week at Nags
Head.
Mr. and Mrs. Julian White
were guests of their
daughter, Miss Sue White, at
Virginia Beach, Va. several
days last week.
Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Ed
wards and Mrs. Grace
Lewellyn spent the weekend
at the Edwards Cottage at
Nags Head.
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Reed of
Windsor were guests of Mr.
C. W. Reed on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. William
Stanford of Virginia Beach,
Va. visited Mr. and Mrs.
Preston Nixon and Mrs. T.
W.Nixon on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs Wallace
Nelson have returned to
their home in Chapel Hill
after spending several
weeks wth their parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Wesley Nelson,
and Mr. and Mrs. Carl
Godwin.
Miss Doris Newton of
Henderson spent the
weekend with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Newton.
The Rev. and Mrs. Phil
Purser have returned to
their home in Columbia, S.
C. after spending the
weekend iwth Mr. and Mrs.
Donald Heatherington.
Dr. . and Mrs. Jack
Broughton Jr. and family of
Indiana, Pa. were overnite
guests of Mrs. Johnny
Broughton, Sr. on Friday.
Walter Edwards Jr. was a
weekend guest of Dr. and
Mrs. Robert Bosnian in
Washington, D.C.
Mrs. Callie Bussott of
Norfolk, Va. was a guest of
her ' mother, Mrs. C.B.
Stallings, on Sunday. ,
Talmadge Stallings is a
surgery patient in Norfolk
General Hospial.
Mr. and Mrs. Andy
Rogerson and family of
Portsmouth, Va. were
weekend guests of Mrs.
Percy Rogerson.
Clark Winslow, student at
Chowan College, Mur
freesboro, spent the
weekend with his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Billy Winslow.
Norman Cherrix has
returned home after
spending several weeks in
Raleigh with Mr. and Mrs.
Terry Surtain.
Mr. and Mrs. Chip Reed
and family of Wilmington
were weekend guests of
Mrs. C.W. Reed. x
MrS. Vic Huggins and son,
Trip, of Blacksburg, Va.
have returned home after a
visit with Mr. and Mrs. H.C.
Stokes.
Mr. , and Mrs. Eugene
Miller III, and son of
Gaithersburg, Md. were
weekend guests of Mr. and
Mrs. F. A. McGoogan.
' Morris and Roger Clarke
have returned to their home
in Petersburg, Va. after a
visit with their grand
mother, Mrs. J. E. Morris.
- Francis Nixon underwent
surgery at the Albemarle
Hospital this week.
Mrs. C. R. Holmes is a
guest of Mr. and Mrs. Lester
Winder at Nags Head.
Mrs. Sarah Mae White
and family of Virginia
Beach, Va. were guests of
Mr. and Mrs. Estes
Copeland at Belvidere on
Wednesday.
Miss Claire Cely of
Alexandria, Va. was a guest
of Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Hollowell last week. -
Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Bigger?
visited friends at Morehead
City on Sunday.
t Joe Campbell was a guest
of Mr. and Mrs. Odell Hobbs
and Richard Williford at
Jackson on Sunday.- v
v. Mrs. T. B. Sumner was a
guest of Mrs. T. P. Brlnn at
her cottage at Nags Head on
Thursday of last week. '
Tommy Jones of Durants
Neck is a surgery patient in
Norfolk General Hospital.
Mr. and Mrs, Edwin
White, who have spent the
summer at their cottage at
Nags Head, are at their
home in Belvidere for a few
days this week.
Mr. and-! Mrs. Douglas
Layden have moved into
their home at Belvidere
after a wedding trip to
Acapulco, Mexico.
Mr. and Mrs. E. Burton
Myers of Wilmington visited -relatives
in Belvidere
during the weekend. , .
A new Wood Products Company located in Edenton, H.C. (with modem
manufacturing facilities) specializing in the manufacturing of Cedar
lumber and Fence Products requires the following personnel with a
minimum of Fm (5) years experience.
Millwright
Minimum of five (5) years experience in a manufacturing
environment , .
Must be capable of handling air I 'hydraulic systems, power
transmission, electrical control and power basics, cut, fit and
weld. ' -
Excellent benefit program and wage rates with year round employment
PLEASE CONTACT: BRUCE A. WEBER
Maintenance Superintendent
tquuoPrORTUNintiirLOTEmF .
ATLANTIC FOREST PRODUCTS INC.
MacMILLAN BLOEDEL V
JVA FENCE AND ALLIED PRODUCTS
P.O. Box 608 Edenton, N.C 27932
(919)482-7451 .
Bits Of Interest
s, COMPLETES STUDIES
c Perry Monds has com
pleted his graduate work at
ECU, Greenville, and is
spending sometime with
his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
R.S. Monds.
BACK HOME
Mrs. Maywood Nowell has
returned to her home after
being a patient in the
Chowan Hospital.
Got a comment or ques
tion concerning pesticides?
If so, you are invited to at
tend one of three public
meetings to be held during
Aug. and Sept. by North
Carolina pesticide officials.
Agriculture Commis
sioner James A. Graham
stated that "Farmers and
other affected parties need
to attend these meetings to
express their feelings and to
take part in the hearings. A
new proposal concerning
certification requirements
for private applicators will
be presented." ;
The scheduled regional
meeting nearest Per
quimans County will be held
Sept. 9 at Martin County
Courthouse Auditorium, in
Williamston, N.C. Copies of
the agenda may be obtained
" from William B. Buffaloe,
Pest Control Division, N.C.
Dept. of Agriculture,
Raleigh.
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' Report of collection-and
distribution taxes for Per
quimans ending June 30,
1976 is as follows: Net
Quarterly Collections,
29,649.73; Cost of Collection,
252.62; Net Dist. Proceeds,
29,397.11. Dept. of Revenue
Report .,
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Vacationers who use the
Chesapeake Bay Bridge
Tunnel in their travels may
not know it but they are
motoring over the spot
where the French sack
British hopes for victory in
America's War for In
dependence. A marker on
Sea Gull Island, one of four
man-made islands in the
17.6-milelong Bridge
Tunnel, commemorates the
Success of the French fleet
in thwarting the British
navy's efforts to reach Corn
wallis at Yorktown. Unable
to retreat or to receive rein
forcements, thf British
general surrendered his ar
r.y, the 2nd larist on the
r r.llr.ent. It was t' 2 te:nn
i j cf the er.d of V 3 E.l'-isa
writing: Chesapeake Bay
Bridge-Tunnel, Dept. GG,
Cape Charles, Va. 23310.
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The U.S. Consumer Pro
duct Safety Commission
today , announced that ap
proximately 35,000 men's
and boy's lightweight sports
jackets must comply with
Federal flammability stan
dards or be destroyed. The
announcement came after a
decision in the U.S. District
Court in Louisville, Ky
which upheld seizure of
these jackets by the U.S.
Marshall.
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HERTFORD, N.C
PHONE 426-5576
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Sj 4Z6-5Z8 ;
10-Speed Racer.
Diamoncl-sjyle frame
Caliper brakes
Derailleur
Was $150.00
Now $89.50
John Deere Bicycle
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Up to 40 off regular selling
price of any bicycle in stock
OUTSTANDING
VALUE
OUTSTANDING
QUALITY
S-Speed Universal.
For men and women.
Mixte frame. Caliper
brakes. Derailleur. .
Was $135.00
Now $79.50
Men 3-Speed Bike.
English touring .
frame Caliper brakes.
Trigger-type shifter. ,
Was $115.00
Now $69.50 '
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Girls 20-inch '
: High-Rite. Tubular
steel frame.
Coaster brakes.
Banana seat.
Was $80.00
Now $49.50 . .
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GARDEN FERTILIZER
50 lb. bag.
Reg. $2.70
$f29
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RYEGRASS
For a green lawn In the
50 lb. bag
RYEGRASS4 winter, and early spring.
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KY.-31 TALL FESCUE
50 lb. bag he fjc
19-333
1-A Unico Double Feed : Deluxe Spring Brace
HAND SOWER
For lawn or crop seeds.
Automatic feed adjust
ment, heavy white duck
bag. Reg. $11 70 . ; . v
$C65
LAWN RAKE
24 independently float
ing tines and heavy duty
stress distribution bar.
Reg, $6.05 $70
SPECTRACIDE LAWN
INSECT CONTROL-
' Granular 2G 12V4 lb. bag '
treats up to 2500 sq. ft., ,
. Reg. $7.20 CrW
COMPRESSED AIR SPRAYER
For top spraying perfor-, ,
mance. Convenient' ;
lower height, Ijght '
weight.
nj i n gai. capacity
Reg. $16.95 r-f r-f . v-
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Tail
PEAT MOSS
Pressure packed. -.' .
4 cu. ft. bale
,Roo--75g-jg5
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6 cu. ft., bale
Reg. $7.75 r
CYCLONE SPREADER
For fertilizer or seed.'
Lawn sized hopper of
heavy gauge galvani.'od
. steel. ' Baked Enamel
finish. .i . '
J, ' Model B1 Ren, $30 70 ' .
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"2 iyr.
Model BP1 Reg. $31.95'
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