Pg J-Th Ptrquimani Weekly, Hertford, N.C., Thursday, April 14, 1977
Menus
The following are the Per
quimans County School
lunch menus for the week of
April 18-22:
Accepted At
UNC-CH
Horace Robert Long of
Winfall, a senior at
Albemarle Academy and
the son of Mr. and Mrs.
Floyd Long, has been ac
cepted for admission to the
University of North
Carolina at Chapel Hill for
the fall semester, 1977.
Long, an honor student
and valedictorian of his
graduating class, is present
ly the president of the Senior
Class and has 1 served as
president of the Junior Beta
Club, secretary of the Stu
dent Council, and annual
staff editor. In community
affairs, he has served as the
president of the Bagley
Swamp Youth Group,
secretary-treasurer of that
organization, and as an
orderly at Albemarle
Hospital. He is also a
member of Albemarle
Academy's Beta Club,
Monogram Club, and
baseball squad.
Long has, in the past,
received recognition for
placing in the top tenth
percentile on the N.E.D.T.
test and the National Merit
Scholarship Corporation
test, placed as a district win
ner in the D.A.R. Citizenship
Essay Contest, received the
French Award for Language
Excellence, and received
the V.F.W. Award. His
biography has appeared in
the Society of Distinguished
American High School
Students publication twice
and currently appears in the
Who's Who Among
American High School
Students publication.
Long will enter the
University of North
Carolina in the pre-med
program.
To Enroll At
Wake Forest
Norman Brian Harris of
Hertford, a senior at
Albemarle Academy and
the son of Rev. and Mrs.
Norman B. Harris, has been
accepted for admission to
Wake Forest University for
the fall semester, 1977.
. Harris, an honor student
and salutatorian of his
graduating class has been
active in the activities of the
Hertford Baptist Church
during his high school
career having been a
member of the Youth Choir,
the Royal Ambassadors, the
Ambassadors in Service,
Youth Week Pastor, Youth
Week organist and assistant
church organist. In church
activities, he has previously
acted as president of the
Baptist Youth organization
and has participated in
athletics through the
church. At the academy,
Harris has participated on
the basketball squad and is
a member of the Beta Club
and the Glee Club.
For the last two years,
Harris has received the
academy's History Award
for excellence in history and
social studies. His
biography has appeared in
both the Society of
Distinguished American
High School Students
publication and the Who's
Who Among American High
School Students publication.
Harris will enter the
science curriculum
at Wake Forest.
TALENT & DRESS REVUE
The 4-H Talent and Dress
Revue will be held Monday,
April 18 at 7:30 p.m. at Hert
ford Grammar School. The
. dresses and other garments
;for the revue will be judged
at 6:30 p.m. All persons ex
cept participants in the pro
gram will be asked to pay a
small donation of 50 cents
ior admission.
IN EUROPE -:
Suzy and Tosh Towe,
daughter and son of Mr. and
Mrs. Clifford Towe of Rt. 2
Hertford, left April 8 for a
trip to Europe including
visits in France, Italy and
Switzerland. They will be
traveling with the American .
Institute Foreign Study
'group and plan to return on
Saturday, April 16.,
For April
HERTFORD GRAMMAR
. PERQUIMANS CENTRAL
PERQUIMANS UNION
Mon. April 18
Smoked Sausage
Potatoes auGratin
FruitCup
School Baked Rolls
Milk
Tues. April 19
Orange Juice
Sloppy Joe I - .
French Fries .'
Lettuce & Dressing -Milk
Wed. April 20
Fried Chicken
Whipped Potatoes
Green Peas
Congealed Salad
Rolls
Milk
Thur. April 21
Beef Stew with Carrots &
Potatoes ..
String Beans . , , f ;
JelloCup
School Baked Rolls
Milk
Fri. April 22
Hamburger
French Fries
Slaw
Peanut Butter Chews
Milk
Letters From Our Readers:
Editor's
Mailbag
Suggestion Made
TO THE EDITOR:
First, I want to commend you for carrying the County
Commissioners' meeting in detail in your paper.
Reading your account, I see that a group appeared asking
about the new water system. I think it would be a great ser
vice to the county if you could publish a map outlining ex
actly where they are planning to put the lines. A lot of peo
ple want to know I'm sure. I'm sure someone in the county
knows where they plan to put the lines.
GEORGE E.OGG
Rt. 3, Box 360
Hertford, N.C.
On FCC
TO THE EDITOR: ,.t ,
Telephone users in northeastern North Carolina have
reason to be pleased by the call of the U.S. Senate com
munications subcommittee for March hearings on the con
troversial practices of the Federal Communications Com
mission. We believe these practices will mean higher rates
for our customers, and we welcome this step by the Upper
House to review the actions of appointed officials at the
FCC.-.'.
Consumers in this community should be aware of these'
hearings and the issue involved so they can make their
opinions known to their elected representatives. And the
FCC should take no further action to extend its controver
sial decisions while Congress reviews the policy issue
involved.
Under study in Congress are FCC rulings which the
telephone companies state will cause basic rate increases of
up to 60 per cent (excluding inflation) by 1985 for residen
tial, rural and small business customers. The rulings allow -consumers
to own their own phone equipment, the non
telephone copanies to provide long distance communica
tions services for big business firms.
House hearings were held on the issue last fall and now
the Senate is exploring the subject with testimony by a
number of witnesses, including the president of the U.S, In
dependent Telephone Association. The Norfolk Carolina -Telephone
Company is a member of USITA and we strongly
support the industry's position.
Nearly 200 Representatives and Senators last year and
already more than 50 this year are sponsors of the Con
sumer Communications Reform Act, a bill we support to en
courage just this type of Congressional review of national
communications policy.
With Senate hearings in progress, now is an excellent
time for all of us to write our Congressmen and let them
know how we feel about this subject. Congress must make a
full examination of the issue and determine the true public
interest. .
TERRY F.DANIELS. , . t
Vice-President
Norfolk Carolina Telephone Company
103 S. Road St.
Elizabeth City, N.C. .
Our Cash
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PERQUIMANS HIGH
Mon. April 18
Smoked Sausage or . '
Hamburger
Potatoes auGratin
Lima Beans
FruitCup
Hot Rolls
Milk
Tues. April 19 -Sloppy
Joe or Bologna &
Cheese Sandwich
Orange Juice
French Fries
Lettuce & Dressing
Milk
Wed. April 20
Fried Chicken or Hot Dog
Whipped Potatoes
Garden Peas
Angel Biscuit
Purple Plums
Milk
Thur. April 21
Pizza or Beef Stew
with Carrots & Potatoes
String Beans
Buttered Corn
Sliced Pears
Milk
Fri. April 22
Cheeseburger or
Chuckwagon with Gravy
French Fries
Baked Beans
Slaw
Peanut Butter Chews
Milk
Practices
and Carry
Sale
Re. $474.25 ,
sale '333.88
REG. $474.25 17
sale '303.50
REG. $486.72 17'
sale '343.20
UNDER COUNTER MAYTAG .
REG. $3C6.20 SALE '253.20
MAYTAG MOBILE REG. $329.95
sale '232X0 ,(
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X . . . REG. S.UI $323.64
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IN WHO'S WHO Dona White Chappell, a business ad
ministration technology student at College of the
Albemarle, has been nominated for inclusion in the 1977 edi
tion of "Who's Who Among Vocational and Technical
Students in America." In making the announcement this
week, G. John Simmons Jr., dean of Student Services, said
Mrs. Chappell was selected for the publication because of
her academic achievement, ability, community service,
leadership in extra curricular activities and future poten
tial. According to the dean, she has proven to be one of
COA's outstanding vocational and technical students. Mrs.
Chappell is a member of Phi Beta Lambda business club at
the college. She is a native of Belvidere and is the wife of
Earnest Chappell. (COA photo) e
New Arrivals
Mr. and Mrs. Julian
Baker of Rt. 1, Belvidere,
announce the birth of their
second child, first daughter.
Marjorie Nichole was born
March 23 in Albemarle
Hospital. The maternal
grandparents are Mr. and
Mrs. Earl Bundy of Rt. 2,
Elizabeth City. Paternal
grandparents are Mr. and
Mrs. Lester Baker of Rt. 1,
Belvidere. Mrs. Baker is the
former Connie Bundy of
Elizabeth City.
Mr. and Mrs. Rodney Jor
dan of Tyner announce the
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birth of their second child,
first son, Tony Wayne, born
April 5 at Albemarle
Hospital in Elizabeth City.
Mrs. Jordan is the former
Vickie Goodwin, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Carlton W.
Goodwin. The paternal
grandparents are Mr., and :
Mrs. Wilbur T. Jordon, also
of Tyner.
Stitch up dinner napkins
from leftover fabric scraps.
Trim the corners with lace
or embroidery Initials. Stan
dard sizes run from 18 to 24
inches square.
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68 Fairlane, 2-dr., V8,
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Looking Backward
APRIL 1939
By VIRGINIA WHITE
TRANSEAU '
D A R D E N AND
KNOWLES SEEK
MAYORALTY: SIX WILL
ENGAGE IN FIGHT OVER
SEATS ON CITY COUN
CIL: Filed as candidates for
Mayor of Hertford subject to
the primary on April 24, are
Vivian N. Darden, imcum
bent ' mayor, and R.L.
Knowles who seeks the posi
tion resigned by Mayor S.M.
Whedbee in November
which Mayor Darden now
fills. When the office of town
clerk closed Wednesday
afternoon on the last day
open for filing of candidacy,
six men had announced
notices of running for the
four places on the city coun
cil. The incumbents, W.H.
Hardcastle, A.W. Hefren,
and Z. A. Harris, are back in
the running with new
threats for their posts in the
The
Perquimans Weekly
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HERTFORD, N.C. 27944
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N.C.
RAY WARD
General Manager
K ATHY flEWBERN
News Editor
FREDA NELSON
Circulation Manager
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persons of M.J. Gregory,
Tim Brinn and . L.N.
Hollowell.
mccallum Garden
OPEN TO VISITORS: The
Clyde McCallums are in
viting all persons to visit
their river garden. Tulips
and iris are in bloom now
and will be good until the
15th of April at least. Mr.
McCallum is disappointed in
the garden this year; "Too
much rain," he says.
SNAKES ARE OUT
AGAIN: The snake-hununi
season is here again am
those boys you see toting
rifles on these bright sun
shiny days aren't mobsters
or racketeers or heading for
a lynching. They're out to
bag some nice moccasins
and rattlers. This sort of
weather, warm and still,
bring the crawlers out into
the open. They make good
shooting and "good"
catches are reported.
CITY FATHERS AP
POINT FRANK JESSUP
GUARD AT f LOCAL
WOODARO'S PHARMACY
Tax tips for
the tax wise
It's tax-time, so here're
a few last minute tips to
make you tax-wise. For
starters, if you are submit
ting above-average medi
cal deductions try sending
, copies of documents
(doctor bills, cancelled
checks, etc) with your tax
returns to help verify your
expenses. There's no
guarantee, but this may
keep you from being
audi ted.
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BEACH: The Hertford City
Council at their Monday
night meeting appointed as
lifeguard at the local
bathing beach, Frank
Jessup of Oak Ridge
Military Academy student
body. Mr. Jessup will,
assume his duties at the
beach under the supervision !
of the town council around .
the first of June.
BIRTH ANNOUNCE
MENT: Rev. and Mrs. J.F.
Stegall announce the birth of '
a son, Joel Ringgold on
April 7th, 1939. ,
r Health tkvs
GVhws
HERTFORD.N.C.
deduct Read the rules. Too
many dUallowablea will
increase your chances of
getting audited. Remem
ber to deduct only the
amount in excess of 3 of
your adjusted gross
income.
Finally, while there a
time, ask us for your com
plete prescription expense
records.
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