(V SOCIAL Security card Witt the
Ut nwn has been found and
.oap be picked up at Hi* Perquimans
? Weekly office.
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\AVON REPRESENTATIVE positions
iwtllihU In '-?? ? ? ? -
?laitwn m Mivwiny areas : nerrTOf 0,
Sm#t Harbor, Hickory-Crossroad.
Nlcanor, Snow-Hill. Excellent op
portunlty Call 2J2 tut
SALES POSITION - Are you willing to
?*ork ? to JO hours a day lor a guaranteed
income with rapid advancement to
management according to your
capabilities. SI 2,000 to <30,000 income
first yoar. Send resume with telephone
number to Mr Dale, Rt. 2, Box M4.
Ctiiabeth City, N.C. 17909.
. Oct. II.
PART-TIME take inventory in local
.Mpre*. Car necessary. Write phone
number, experience, to ICC II*, Box
3B4, Par emus N.J. 07452
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12-SncM Swkw
HOUSE PAINTING - Interior or ex
. terior. Good work promptly done at
fair prices. Call Dave for estimates.
''HH *SU evenings.
oct.n.w
' WILL CARE for elderly in my home.
. Call 424-7919.
Oct. II
SAVE S40 - Microwave oven with
automatic defrost, temperature probe,
gourmet cooking control. Was iXK K,
now S299.il. Montgomery Ward,
Edenton.
Oct.lt
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lMwdlwNrS*
BB FURNITURE OUTLET
Wit tar KM
All newlvrnihjr*
Financing available
Badham Road. Edenton
Phone 4tt40U
Open *:?? a.m. to MB p.m Man.thrv
Fri. Open Saturday ?:? a.m. to ?:??
p.m.
31fcHtai?0>MrtMtli?
OWN YOUR OWN
RETAIL APPAREL SHOP
OFFER THE latest in itans, denims and
sportswear. $14450.00 includes begin
ning inventory, fixture* and training.
Open in a* little as J weeks anywhere In
U.S.A. (Alio available infants, chlldrens
and pre-teen shop). Call JOANN. TOLL
FREE 1 -000-074-4700.
Oct.11
5ii'i??h - MbIbh
FOR SALE - If77 V Sportscraft, cabin
with head, CB. Oepthfinder. 150 HP
Mercury, 1971 Long tandem, Buddy
bearings. Electric winch. Excellent
condition. 42* 5514, 426 SS36.
Oct.M
LEGALS
NOTICE OF SALE OF
REAL PROPERTY
NORTH CAROLINA
PERQUIMANS COUNTY
UNDER AND BY VIRTUE of an
Order of the Superior Court of Per
quimans County, made In a special
proceeding entitled, "F.N. Mansfield
(widower) et al, vs. Ella Mansfield
(widow), et al.", the undersigned
commissioners will on the ?lh day of
November, W7*, at 11:00 o'clock noon,
at the Courthouse door in Perquimans
County, North Carolina, offer for sale
_____
LE6ALS
I* the highest bidder tor cash, but
subject to m* confirmation by the
Court, a certain tract or parcel of
land Mi Hartford Township, Par
qui mam Caunty. Nortfi Carolina and
mora particularly described at
Tha Calvin Mansfield Farm in Hart
ford ToaMWPi Perquimans County,
Norm Carolina, known at Ida Joseph
Daii Tract, adjoining tha Tumar
land, land of Alac Daii and A.J.
Thadi. For chain of titla laa Will of
Calvin Mansfield, racordad in Will
Book l. Page 415. Item 4tti. Clark of
Superior Court's Office. Perquimans
County. North Carolina.
A dapaalt of ten percent (WK) of
the highest bid will be required of the
hlgAost bidder at the time of sate, re
mainder payable. If the bW is not
raised in tan days (W), at the expire
tion of said ten days and upon
delivery of the deed. The Purchaser
will assume all taxes for INO and
subsequent years.
This 2nd day of October. M71.
John V. Matthews, Jr., Commissioner
C. Christopher Bean. Commissioner
Oct.ll,mS;Nov.1
NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION
Having qualified as Administratrix of
the estate of William Eugene Winslow,
deceased, late of Perquimans County.
North Carolina, this is to notify all
persons having claims against the estate
of said deceased to exhibit them to the
undersigned at Route 1, Box 352,
Belvidere. N.C. on or before me ltth day
of April, I WO or this notice will be
pleaded in bar of their recovery. All
persons indebted to said estate will
please make immediate payment.
This tth day of October. 1?79
MarjorieP. Winslow
Administratrix of William Eugene
Winslow. Dec'd.
Oct. II
Gasohol stages comeback
- The use of alcohol fuels in
jnotor vehicles is as old as the
Model T and as new as this
'year's Indianapolis 500-mile
* auto race.
Henry Ford, for example,
; designed the Model T to run on
' gasoline, alcohol, or any
' mixture in between. And all
cars competing in the 1979
racing classic at "Indy" were
1 powered by alcohol fuels.
C' During World War II the U.
S. operated an ethyl alcohol
(ethanol) plant in Omaha to
produce fuel for the Army,
and gas stations in Kansas,
Nebraska, and Illinois sold an
alcohol-gasoline blend called
"Agrol."
Today, "gasohol" is rapidly
becoming the universal term
; for a blend of 90 percent
gasoline and 10) percent
^ethanol. It's currently being
sold in more than 900 retail
outlets in 2S states.
I The alcohol that goes into
! the gasohol blend may be
| distilled from corn waste,
| sugar waste, cheese whey,
and numberous other waste
products from the food and
fiber manufacturing
processes. It sells for about
$1.50 a gallon, but exemptions
from Federal and, in some
cases, state taxes make the
pump price of the gasohol
For All Your
Painting
Supplies
HARRIS .
Plumbing
& Building I
Supply I
SSSJf
blend about two or three cents
lower than unleaded
premium. And the alcohol
raises the.Btain of the
gasoline by about two points.
Through 1985, according to
the U.S. Department of
Energy, the contributikn of
alcohol fttels is expected to be
modest nationally perhaps
enough to reduce oil imports
by as much as four-tenths of
one percent. There just isn't
enough distillation equipment
available to produce more
than that in the near future.
The President's synthetic
fuels program could overcome
this bottleneck, however, and
greatly increase alcohol
production quickly, DOE
officials believe.
However, the short-term
regional impact is likely to be
much greater. In agricultural
states, alcohol fuels may
become significant sources of
local supply. And the
potential beyond 1985 might be
quite large ? especially if
major new production
facilities are developed during
the early 1980's.
Ethanol ? made from food
and fiber wastes - is the only
alcohol fuel commercially
available now, and the one
likely to be available in
quantity before 1985.
Methanol (methyl alcohol)
also is useful as a fuel and can
be made from coal. Methanol
could be used in large quan
tities in the mid-to-late 1980's
when plants - if begun soon -
could be compledtd and place
in operation.
Methanol contains less
miles-per-gallon energy than
ethanol, but it's cheaper to
produce. The growing market
for gasohol could well provide
the incentive - with financial
encourgagement from the
Department of Energy - for
largescale production of
methanol.
^ "JCmK Th? PwqyHiwm ?*????, H*mrt.N C .Tm?f*toy. Oct n
District court convenes in
' ^
Perquimans County last week
Judge J. R. Parker presided
at the Wednesday session of
Perquimans County District
Court and heard the following
cases:
Roseann Williams, charged
with driving under the in
fluence of Intoxicating
beverage, received a 60 day
sentence suspended for 1 year,
a fine of $100.00 and cost, and
was told not to operate a
motor vehicle in North
Carolina for a period of 12
months (copy of judgment to
be sent to home State);
Irvin Edward Johnson, Jr.
was found guilty of driving
under the influence and was
given a 80 day sentence
suspended for 1 year, a fine of
1100.00 and cost, was told to
surrender his operator's
license, and not to operate a
motor vehicle for 1 year ex
cept by limited privilege;
Carlton Robert Jones,
charged with driving under
the influence, received a 60
day sentence suspended for 1
year, a fine of $100.00 and cost,
and was told not to operate a
motor vehicle for 12 months;
Steve Gilliam, charged with
assualt with a deadly weapon
and injury to personal
property (consolidated for
judgement), received a 6
months sentence suspended
for 2 years, a fine of $75.00 and
cost, was told to make a
restitution through the Clerk
of Superior Court Office for
the Albemarle Hospital in the
amount of $28.00 and $25.00 for
Alexander Moore, and was
told not to molest the
prosecuting witness for 2
years.
James Isaac Turner was
found guilty of driving under
the influence and received a 60
day sentence suspended for 1
year, a fine of $100.00 and cost,
was told to surrender his
driver's license, and not to
operate a motor vehicle for 12
HURDLE ft WEBB
CONSTRUCTION CO. INC.
DIVISION OF
NATHAN HURDLE REALTY
426-5916
We hpve building lots from $4,500 in Hert.
ford, out of town or waterfront. We build to
your specification.
NOTICE
Due to the continuing rise in the cost of our operations,
it has become necessary that the following adjustments
be made on the sales and deliveries of kerosene ?and
fuel oils:
1. An increased price per gallon on deliveries of less
than 100 gallons.
2. An increased price per gallon and a special deliv
ery fee for all deliveries after normal business
hours, week-ends and holidays.
All fuels are extremely high and we hope that each cus
tomer will be able to anticipate their needs in such a
manner thit the above additional charges will not be
necessary.
Your cooperation will be appreciated.
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HOLLOWELL OIL CO
REED OIL CO.,
WlNSLOW OIL CO.
months except by limited
privilege. An appeal vu
noted;
Probable Cause was found
in 9*ch case against Wayman
Billups, charged with 2 counts
of robbery with a deadly
weapon, and larceny of
firearms, and the cases were
placed on the Superior Court
Docket (or trial;
Elsie Lena Jones, charged
with assualt with a deadly
weapon inflicting serious
injury, was given a 6 months
sentence suspended for 2
years, with supervised
probation for 2 years, and
cost. The defendant was or
dered to make restitution for
the hospital bill to be
dispursed to Blue Cross and
Blue Shield through the Clerk
of Superior Court, and also to
make restitution for Court
appointed Attorney;
Horace Edward White,
charged with driving under
the influence (2nd offense),
received a 6 months sentence
suspended for 2 years, a fine of
$200.00 and cost, was ordered
to surrender his operator's
license fo the Clerk of Superior
Court, was told not to operate
a motor vehicle until
relicensed, and to admit
himself to the Albemarle
Health Clinic for treatment;
Dennis Harrell was given a
30 day sentence suspended for
1 year, a fine of $25.00 and cost
for disorderly conduct
charge;
Randy Lee Tetterton was
taxed with a fine of $10.00 and
cost for reckless driving;
Anthony Wayne Sweizart
was found guilty of speeding
and received a 20 day sen
tance suspended for 1 year, a
fine of $75.00 and cost. An
appeal was noted and the case
was placed on the Superior
Court Docket for trial;
Karen Peacock Liverman
was taxed with a fine of $5.00
and cost on a speeding
charge;
Robert Gregory Winslow
was found gulity of failure to
drive on right side of highway
and was given a 10 day sen
tence suspended for 1 year, a
fine of $50.00 and cost. An
appeal was noted;
Jonathan Ferebee, charged
with speeding, was given a 30
day sentence suspended for 1 j
year, a fine of $40.00 and cost,
and was told not to operate a
motor vehicle until relicen
sed;
Charles Alford Creighton
was taxed with a fine of $10.00
and cost on a speeding
charge;
Larry Wendell Felton,
charged with reckless driving,
was given a 30 day sentence
suspended (or 1 year, a fine of
$35.00 and cost;
Edward Eason was found
guilty of making a false
statement in seeking ap
plication for North Carolina
operator's license and
received a 10 day sentence
suspended for 1 year, a fine of
$25.00 and cost;
James Alvin Hatfield was
found guilty of improper
passing and was given a 10
day sentence suspended for 1
year, a fine of $35.00 and cost.
An appeal was noted.
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Hear the latest crop
livestock, and farm economic
information from Washington.
Farmers' Newsline reports
change each weekday at 4
p.m., D.C. time. The 24 hour
service is available 7 days a
week. The toll-free number is
800-424-7964.
Oct. 18-Cattle on Feed
Oct. 19-21-Cattle Analysis
Oct. 22-Soybean Situation
Oct. 23-Grain Stocks
Oct. 24-Crop Supply &
Demand
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Mens Corduroy or
Oxford Nylon Jacket
Reg '22 99 1 Q88
Sizes S M L & XL |Q
Boys Pile Lined
Hooded Nylon Jackets
Reg '15 99 1088
Sizes 4 to 16 I
Girls Warm Nylon
Quilted Jackets
Reg '11 99 Reg !13 99
Sizes 4-6X Sizes 7-14
988 1088
Girls Winter Coats
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These are the looks for outdoor warmth
and tun in the snow furry pile zipuDS
quilt lining warm hoods and more
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