Paoe J-The Perquimans Weekly,
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i-iUncn ivienus
For Nov. 8-12
1 The following are the Per
quimans County Schools
lunch menus for November
-8-12:
HERTFORD GRAMMAR
PERQUIMANS CENTRAL
PERQUIMANS UNION
PERQUIMANS HIGH
PLATES
Monday, Nov. t
Hot Dog-Roll
Baked Beans
Applesauce
Cookies
Milk
Tuesday, Nov. 9
Batter Fried Fish
, Cole Slaw
"French Fries
' Cornbread
Milk
, Wednesday , Nov. 10
Vegetable Soup
Vi Peanut Butter Sandwich
V4 Pimiento Cheese
Sandwich
Baked Dessert
Milk
' Thursday.Nov.il
Meat Loaf-Gravy
Steamed Cabbage
Candied Yams
Bread
Milk
HERTFORD GRAMMAR
PERQUIMANS CENTRAL
PERQUIMANS UNION
A' Friday, Nov. 12
Cheeseburger
' Lettuce & Tomato
-'Tri-Taters
Baked Dessert
Milk
Editorial:
Veterans Day Salute
,- Throughout the United
.States there are some 26
million Americans men
and women who have
served honorably in our
armed forces during the
four wars of the 20th Cen
ttury. These are the Nation's
war veterans whom we
honor this Veterans Day
1976.
These 26 million living
Americans have written
.chapters of history
underscored with valor in
. thousands of obscure places
around the world places
such as Chateau Thierry,
Belleau Wood, Omaha
Beach, Guadalcanal, In
chon, Port Chop Hill, the
' Mekong Delta, and the Au
; Shau Valley.
In the finest tradition as
set forth by our founding
; fathers, these gallant
Americans have served with
; honor to uphold the cause of
freedom and individual
- dignity. They have
: witnessed the wanton waste
- of war; they have known the
: savage terror of battle; they
; have felt the frustration of
- loneliness and boredom
. wrought by separation in
. both time and distance from
loved ones.
Through their sacrifices,
' our veterans have forged a
.lofty tradition of service by
the citizen-soldier in behalf
. of the national purpose.
Through their performance
of duty, America's veterans
; have fulfilled the greatest
obligation of their citizen
ship. Their courage, their devo
tion, and their sacrifice
have earned our sincere
respect, our highest admira-
tion,' and our heartfelt
gratitude.
But service to their coun
try and mankind did not end
with the exchange of
military garb for civilian
clothing. Upon returning to
their civilian roles,
America's war veterans
have demonstrated an ex
Get off your
rocker. Don't
take old age
sitting down.
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Realtor
I'rrtferd.N.C.
Hertford. N. C, Thursday, November 4J974
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PERQUIMANS HIGH
PLATES .
' Friday, Nov. 12
Sliced Luncheon Meat
Potatoes AuGratin
Garden Peas
Jello
Milk
v Friday, Nov. 12
Cheeseburger-Bun
Tri-Taters
String Beans
Milk
PERQUIMANS HIGH
BOXES
Monday, Nov. 8
Hamburger-Bun
Lettuce & Tomato
French Fries
Milk
Tuesday, Nov. 9
Smoked Sausage
Glazed Apples
Garden Peas
Hot Rolls
Milk
Wednesday, Nov. 10
Pork Barbecue-Bun
French Fries
Slaw
Prune Cake
Milk
Thursday.Nov.il
Pizza
Tossed Salad
Buttered Corn
Milk
Friday, Nov. 12
Cheeseburger-Bun
Tri-Taters
String Beans
Milk
emplary stability and
responsibility in our society,
reflecting their respect for
the heritageof their citizen
ship and their desire to work
for the betterment of com
munity, state, and Nation.
On this Veterans Day 1976,
we salute the men and
women who have answered
our country's call to meet
the challenge of an armed
aggressor. Here in Per
quimans County we can
help give greater meaning
to this day through our par
ticipation in its observance.
The strength of our obser
vance, added to the
thousands taking place
throughout the land, should
be a reaffirmation of our
pride in America and a
rededication to her founding
principles.
COA To Present
The sound of music will be
predominent at College of
the Albemarle at 3 p.m. this
Saturday in the gym-
ff Letters From Our Readers:
Editor's
Mailbag
An Obligation
TO THE EDITOR:
North Carolina had signer Congressman Rose among the
124 U.S. Senators and Congressmen recently signing "A
Declaration of Interdependence" and Congressmen F. An
drews, Neal and Preyer voting for "The Atlantic Union" on
April 1, 1976 (Roll No. 157). At the same time, non-signer
Cong. Henderson did not vote (did not defend) against the
"Union." Since both the "Declaration" and the "Union"
spell out exactly the opposite cf their oath (To defend our
Constitution), they should all be ousted from office and
should be brought before a criminal court for trial.
Freedom is not free...we either use it or we will most cer
tainly lose it.
We, the People, are obligated to support our duly elected
officials only to the exact degree that they properly serve,
all in accordance with their oath, our Bill of Rights, and our
Constitution. On the other hand, we are obligated to oppose
any and all failures, on their part, to so serve. You do as you
will but I shall not rest until all such violators are facing the
bar of justice.
AARON E.COFFEE
1188DurkinSt
Camarillo.Ca.
"Let 'George' .Do It"
Old-Fashioned Service
Wo Specialize In
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Tune-ups - Lubncations - Oil Changes
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SPECIAL TREAT On Friday, students at Perquimans
Central Grammar and Perquimans Union Schools had a
special treat in store when they went for lunch. Shwn in thi
top picture, Mrs; Seymour Chappell, lunchroom 'employe;
plays the witch with the treats which proved to be very
popular. In the middle picture, the lunchroom personnel at
Perquimans Central offer a ghastly appearance while
lunchroom personnel at Hertford Grammar (bottom) offer
their special treat, spooky faces. (Newbern photos)
natorium when voice
students at the college,
under the direction of Dr.
Clifford Bair, professor
4
Recital
emeritus, present their first
recital of the academic
year.
The premiere of the
1976-77 season will be
devoted to the development
of the American art song.
Vocal selections dating from '
1919 to 1941, including a
variety of both serious and
comic songs will be
rendered.
George Chadwick's, "O
Let Nigh Speak of Me," con-,
sidered by members of the
American Academy of
Teachers of Singing to be
the first great American art
song, will be included in the
program. The recital will
also feature art song ar
rangements of spirituals,
songs by the North Carolina
composer Charles Vardell
and Vittorio Giannini,
founder of the N.C. School of
(see Recital, page 6)
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74 Gran Torino, 2 dr., V8,
VT. , A
74 Pinto Runabout, 4 cyl.,
7 AC. .
74 Apollo 2 dr., V8, AT, AC
73Catilina,4dr.,V8,AT,PS,AC,
VT. . '
73 Pinto Wagon, 4 cyl., AT, AC
73 LTD 4 dr., V8, AT, PS, AC, VT.
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Takiriff'A'Ebdk Backward
Nov. 1938
By VIRGINIA WHITE
TRANSEAU
' 75-YEAR OLD FARMER
PICKS OWN COTTON:
When he decided that the
price of cotton was too low to
allow him to hire pickers
and still show a profit from
his crop, John R. Chappell,
. 75-year old Belvidere
farmer, said he'd have to
- pick it himself to make '
anything from it. The old
gentleman, who has seen
seventy-five cotton seasons
come and go, waded into the
acre he planted himself and
picked two thousand
: pounds, leaving only about
s one hundred pounds of scrap
- cotton. His granddaughter,
Mrs. Louis Winslow, inform
ing The Perquimans Week
ly, thought the accomplish
ment quite remarkable for
one of his many years. The
, Weekly thought so too.
37TH SERIES B & L
Special
Program
W. David Ford, treasurer
and business manager of the
Oxford Orphanage in Ox
ford, N,C., will be the guest
speaker at the Nov. 12
meeting of the Perquimans
Masonic Lodge 106 AF and
AM. The Nov. 12 meeting
will be the Annual Ladies
Night Banquet to be held at
the Elizabeth City Shrine
Club at 7:30 p.m.
Ford will also give a slide
presentation on the or
phanage which is owned by
North Carolina Masons.
Placement in the orphanage
iot restricted to children
of Masons.
N.C. TENTH ;
North Carolina ranks in
the top 1C states in export
of farm-grown goods. The
Tar Heel state " ranked
tenth in 1974 with exports
valued at $772 million.
Top exporter was Illinois
vith 2 billion worth.
Bonus
For New
Pyro&x
Customers
For short time, new residen- v
tiat bulk customers may qual-:
ify for a 25 bonus on their
first fill up.Fora 120-gallon .
tank, that's 25 gallons of
' energy-efficient Pyrofax Gas
free. For 1 2STgallon tank,
It's 50 free gallons. For a 500
gallon tank, It's 100 gallons
free. And a 1000-gallon tank
200 gallons freel That isn't
exactly hay. But it's only for
earty bird new customers:
This offer is limited by our
present supply of tanks. So
call today to arrange lor earty
Installation.
Legal fill up Is 80 of tank's
capacity.
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HERTFORD, N.C
428-5556
COME IN TO SEE THESE CARS. ASK FOB , .
Allen Winslow or Wayne Winslov
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VT, PS.
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72 LTD, 4 dr., V8, AT, PS, AC, VT.
72 Impala 4 dr., V8, AT, PS, AC,
VT. .
71 Maverick 4 dr., 6 cyl., AT, AC.
71 Pcr.t;ac 4 dr., V8, AT, PS, AC,
VT. .
70 Fed LTD, 4 dr., V8, AT, PS,
AC
AT, PSJ
4 spd
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STIC J READY FOR SALE
ON SATURDAY: The Hert
ford Building , and Loan
Association is issuing a
series of stock which will go
on sale" Saturday, Nov. 5,
this being the 37th series of
stock to be offered to the
public.
BIRTH ANNOUNCE
MENT: Born to Mr. and
Mrs. Melvin Wood of Wood
ville on Monday, Oct. 31, .
1938, a son. T
BIRTH ANNOUNCE
MENT: Mr. , and Mrs.
Marly n. Boy ce o f
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Perquimans Weekly
CoOrt House Square '.
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Chapanoke, ' announce the
birth of a son on Saturday,
Oct. 19, 1938.
NEW HOPE FARMER
RAISES BIG POTATOES:
When. W.C. Barclift, New
Hope farmer- raises
potatoes, he really raises
potatoes and no fooling. This
week the Hertford Banking
Company is exhibiting two
massive specimens grown
by the New Hope man. One
potato weighs seven and
one-quarter pounds, and the
other six and a half pounds.
They are well-formed and
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WOODARD'S PHARMACY
Local dollars do more
good than you know
Would you knowingly
help another town at the
. expense of your own? Of
course not, but everytime
you spend a dollar you are
exercising a , privilege,
knowingly or not, that
either helps or hurts our
community.
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- When you choose to
tijade with a locally-owned
business, the dollar you
spend stays in the com
munity - and circulates
many times over through
wages, local taxes, bank
deposits, new trade and
many other home-enriching
investments.
hi
BLACK & BRASS
STANDARD
SIZES
REG. $138.95
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more round than long, as
potatoes usually grow,
MARRIAGE AN
NOUNCED: Announcement !
has been received in New
Hope of the marriage of
Miss Clara Williams,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Bill Williams, to Horace
Whitfield Miller Jr., on
Friday, Oct. 28, 1938. The
ceremony was performed in
Charlotte. Miss Williams is
a graduate of Perquimans
High School and fllso a
graduate nurse of a Rocky
Mount Hospital.
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1 HERTFORD.N.C.
So, next time you have
a choice between spend
ing your paycheck locally
or with a chain store,
owned by outside . in
terests, do some good for
your hometown. Trade
where you live. It makes
sense!
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