Police report activities [
The following is a report
of recent activities of the
Hertford Police Depart
ment and a wrap-up of
May activities:
ARREST
Johnny Lewis, 1$, of New
Hope was arrested for
larceny by Patrolman J.C.
Boyce on Saturday, June 3.
Trial date was June 7 in
Perquimans County
District Court.
CITATION
Janet Virginia Holley of
Rt. 1, Box 105, Merry Hill
was charged with speeding
47 mph in a 35 mph zone by
Patrolman R.L. Harvey on
Tuesday, June 6.
MONTHLY REPORT
For the month of May,
the Hertford Police
Department reported the
following: Arrests ?
drunks, 1; speeders, 6;
operating intoxicated, 1;
larceny, 3; miscellaneous
traffic arrests, 3; whiskey
violations, 1;
miscellaneous arrests, 3;
breaking and entering, 3;
possession of stolen pro
perty, 1; total arrests and
citations, 22.
Other activities in
cluded: calls answered
and investigated, 114; ac
cidents investigated, <;
funerals worked, 4;
courtesies extended, 73;
doors found unlocked, 3;
fire calls answered, 4; cita
tions issued, 12; warnings
issued, 23; subpoenas
served, 78; criminal sum
mons served, 1; and lights
reported out, 6.
In court action, 21 were
found guilty, 1 was found
not guilty, and 17 cases are
pending.
Total police hours
worked in May were 880
with 60 overtime hours. Of
ficers traveled a total of
5,632 miles.
June is Dairy Month
June is Dairy Month, and
throughout the Southeast,
the celebration will take
place under the theme
"Milk - A Natural
Choice".
For over 40 years con
sumers have paid special
tribute to dairy farm
families during June for
their unique contributions
to our nation's health.
Although milk production
and promotion take place
all year long, June has
been designated as a
special month-long salute
to the people, and industry
who provide consumers
with their daily needs of
high quality, nutritious
milk and milk products.
Modern milking methods
vary considerably from
those used during the first
June Dairy Month in 1937.
Just during the past 10
years. U.S. dairymen have
been able to produce near
ly the same quantity of
milk as they did a decade
ago despite around 30 per
cent fewer cows and 60 per
cent less labor. This is at
tributed to improved
methods and industrial
ingenuity.
Projections for the next
10 years include a doubling
in milk output per man
hour because of even more
efficient dairy systems and
milking equipment, larger
herd sizes and a higher
milk production per cow.
These developments will
hopefully help dairy
farmers maintain a
reasonable return on their
investment, management,
and labor while continuing
to provide consumers with
a high quality product at
reasonable prices.
Today's successful dairy
requires teamwork and
close attention to all
phases of the dairy opera
tion. While the modern
dairyman doesn't have to
be an expert in all areas of
the operation, he does need
general knowledge of the
various professions having
a direct bearing on his
business. He must be a
skilled businessman in
every sense of the word if
he is to be able to stay in
the business of producing
"nature's most nearly
perfect" food.
June Dairy Month seems
to be a natural time to
thank our dairy farmers
for providing the finest
milk and dairy products in
the world.
WINNERS FROM GRADES 5 AND 6 ?
Field day champions for the fifth and sixth
grades at Perquimans Union School were J
members of Mrs. Parthenia Hill's class. I
FIRST PLACE TIE - Sid Eley's class tied
for first place honors in field day activities
for grades 7 and 8 at Perquimans Union
School.
FIRST PLACE TIE - Mrs. Blanche
Dillon 's class at Union School shared in the
Brst place tie for Geld day, grades 7 and S.
(Sttff photos by Paige Eure and Katby
Newbera)
APPLE TREES
Apple trees were
cultivated before historic
times. Today they grow in
more parts of the world
than any other fruit tree.
Civic calendar
THURSDAY. JUNE S
The Perquimans County Jaycees will meet.
FRIDAY, /UNE ?
Bethel Homemakert meet.
SATURDAY, JUNE 10
SHPO Gov. meeting at 10 a.m.
MONDAY, JUNE 12
The Perquimans County Jaycees Board of Directors
will meet.
+++
The Perquimans County Chamber of Commerce
Board of Directors will meet.
+++
A meeting of the Inter-County Fire Department will
beheld.
TUESDAY, JUNE 13
The Perquimans Masonic Lodge meets.
+++
A meeting of the Perquimans County Horse & Pony
Club will be held.
+++
The Hertford Rotary Club meets at 6:30 p.m.
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 14
The V.F.W. will meet at the Municipal Building at
7:30p.m.
UPCOMING EVENTS
Chicken Salad Luncheon
The United Methodist Women of the First United
Methodist Church in Hertford will sponsor a chicken
salad luncheon at the church on June 22. Tickets must
be purchased in advance and will be sold through June
19. Tickets are available from any UMW member,
Woodard's Pharmay, or Woodland Dress Shoppe at a
cost of $2.50 per person.
Fish Fry
The William Paul Stallings Post 126 of the American
Legion will sponsor a fish fry from 5-7 p.m. on June 16
at the Legion Building. Plates are $2 each and pro
ceeds will go to the building fund.
Health
clinics
The following is a listing
of activities at the Per
quimans County Health
Department the week of
June 12-16. The depart
ment is located at 103
Charles Street in Hertford
and more information is
available by phoning^
426-5488.
A child health clinic will
be held all day by appoint
ment on Wednesday, June
14.
General clinic will be
held at the local depart
ment from 1-4:30 p.m. on
Friday, June 16.
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Open Mail Train
I. Jody. Walter Lacy.
5. King Man Red. Curtis
Stevenson. 3. Arkansas.
Vann Todd.
Men's Western Pleasure
L. Le Bars Kandy. Dallas
Weeks. 2. Sun Man's Too.
R.H. Mcintosh. 3. Mr. Cut
Up Dick. Wallace
Williams.
Open Mail Train
1. Garcia. Bill White. 2.
Shaw's Wolf. Donnie
Strickland. 3. Flip.
Maurice Fleeming.
Open Western Pleasure
1. Sun Man Too. R.H.
Mcintosh. 2. Lee Bar's
Kandy. Dallas Weeks. 3.
Dancer's Money. Joyce
Russell.
Fastest Horse Around
the Ring
1. Moco Van. Walter Thar
rington. 2. Jo Dee. Walter
Tharrington. 3. Shaw's
Wolf. Donnie Strickland.
Babe Ruth Baseball results
The following are the
standings of recent Babe
Ruth Baseball action:
RESULTS
Brinn-Jackson ? 13 vs.
Little Mint - 11; little
Mint - 4 vs. Belk-Tyler -
3; Towe-Don Juan ? II vs.
Hoke Motor - 3; Belk
Tyler ? 4 vs. Cotton Mill ?
3; Cotton Mill - 17 vs.
Hoke Motor ?4; and little
Mint - 14 vs. Hoke Motor
-2.
STANDINGS
little Mint 2-1
Brinn-Jackson 1-0
Towe-Don Juan 14
Cotton Mill 1-1
Belk-Tyler 1-1
Hollowell-Winfall 0-0
Hoke Motor 0-3
SENIOR BABE RUTH
BANANA BREAKFAST
Try this banana breakfast
treat; slice bananas on a
piece of buttered toast.
Sprinkle with sugar and cin
namon and broil for two
minutes.
NUTRIENTS
Use whole-grain and
enriched flour, bread or
cereal in some form at
every meal to get your
money's worth in
nutrients.
RESULTS
Mantoo ? 10 ts. Edenton
? 5; and Manteo ? 14 vs.
Edenton? L
STANDINGS
Manteo ..2-0
Woodard's W>
Hertford Hdw.
Winslow's <M>
Edentoc 0-8
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