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SOctober horse show results The results of the October Horse Show sponsored by the] Perquimans County Horse and Pony Club are as follows: A. Novice Go As You Please 1. Leo's Foxy Lndy-Lyn House 2. Rappidar Elenor May -Debra Johnson 3. Kapaso - Eileen Burden B. Open Balloon Race 1. Mr. Bootlegger - Manfred Wood 2. Badger Man - Walter Tharrington 3. Poco Sunday -Shortie Lay den C. Green Horse Class 1. Rappidar Elenor May -Debra Johnson 2. Leo's Foxy Lady -Lyn House 3. Two Sigma -Melanie Powell D. Trail Class 1. Molly - Hope Harrell 2. Dial Del Reo - Kathy Winslow 3. Oil Sue Q. - Sandra Williams E. Open Barrell Race 1. Lucky Sands - Debbie White 2. Flash - Kay Flemmings 3. Poco Filly - Alice Whitehurst F. Open Go As You Please 1. Dial Del Reo - Kathy Winslow 2. Mollie - Hope Harrell 3. Oil Sue Q. - Sandra Williams G. Open Barrell Race 1. San Juan - Donna Strickland 2. Lucky Sands ? Debbie White 3. Flash -Kay Flemmings H. Open Ladies Pleasure 1. Lee Bar Candy - Sandy Weeks 2. Oil Sue Q. - Sandra Williams 3. Mollie - Hope Harrell I. Open Ring Spearing 1. Jody - Walter Lacy 2. Tour Socks -Huddie Williams 3. Flash - Ralph Coley J. Youth Western Pleasure 1. Dial Del Rio - Kathy Winslow 2. Lee Bars Candy - Sandy Weeks 3. Leo's Foxy Lady - Lyn House K. Novice Western Pleasure 1. WaukeshowBoy-DarleneLeary 2. Kapaso - Eileen Burden 3. Leo's Foxy Lady - Lyn House L. Open Ring Spearing 1. Badger Man -Walter Tharrington 2. San Juan - Donna Strickland 3. Garcia I^d - Bill White M. Western Horsemanship 1. Dial Del Rio - Kathy Winslow 2. Molley - Hope Harrell N. Green Horse Pleasure Class 1. Rappidar Elenor May - Debra Johnson 2. Leo's Foxy Lady - Lyn House 3. Eternal Barrs Sun - Howard Askew 0. Open Mail Train 1. Jody -Walter Lacy 2. Poco Dail- Van Todd 3. Jetaway Six - Donnie Smith P. Men's Western Pleasure 1. Lee Bars Candy - Dallas Weeks 2. Dial Del Reo - Gary Taff 3. Leo's Foxy Lady - Bob House Q. Open Mail Train 1. Poco Sunday - Shorite Layden 2. Four Socks -Huddie Williams 3. Garcia Lad - Bill White R. Fastest Horse Arround The Ring 1. Garcia Lad - Bill White 2. Poco Sunday - Shorite Layden 3. Four Socks - Huddie Williams i Fishing tax ; RALIEGH - A proposal is ; afoot to expand the Dingell ' Johnson Act which provides * for an excise tax of fishing equipment. Under the expansion, a 3 per cent excise tax would be i- charged on all new boats, motors and trailers. Fishing tackle covered by the act is '? currently taxed at 10 per cent. The funds produced by the Dingell-Johnson program are distributed among the states depending on each state's land ; and water area and the number of fishing licenses sold. Working women need life insurance, too. Just like men. women also retire. And Nationwide Life Insurance otters them low cost protection plus a guar anteed retirement income For information call your Nationwide agent. Barrel race One of the contenders in last week's October Horse Show circles the barrel and heads for home. Tigers fall short, 12-6 The Perquimans Union Tigers played what their coach termed their best half of football this season last Wednesday, but the trouble was it came too late. Columbia held on against a strong second half rally and defeated the Tigers 12-6. Columbia scored first after a blocked punt turned the ball over to them on the Tiger one yard line. The play was set up by a game opening boot that sent the pigskin all the way down to the Tiger three yard line. The second score came after another Tiger mistake, a fumbled punt that led to a touchdown and resulted into a 12-0 halftime lead for Columbia. The second half, though, was a different ballgame for the Tigers, despite the ab sence of starting Quarterback Teton Reid, who was shaken up during the first half. Babe Ruth winners Three area teenagers have won top honors in a baseball skills competition and three others received runner-up awards in a program co sponsored by the Albemarle Babe Ruth League and French's Mustard Company of Rochester, New York. The competition was supervised by Billy Wooten of the Albemarle Babe Ruth League. The participants, divided into three age groups, mat ched skills in base running, fungo hitting, and throwing accuracy. Winners were determined by averaging contestants' scores over three events. The winners in the 13 year old class were Emmett Winslow, winner; and Tommy Tilley, runner-up. Jay Gregory received the first place award among the fifteen year olds and Terry Lightfoot was the runner-up. The top award winners will receive plaques for their achievements. This program, intended to upgrade baseball skills in a spirit of friendly competition among teenagers of the same age group, is conducted on a nationwide basis by Babe Ruth Baseball and French's Mustard Company. All participants will receive recognition certificates. Jaycee shoot slated The Quail Hunter's Open, sponsored by the Perquimans County Jaycees will be held November 10th and 11th. The event will start Saturday morning at 9 a.m. until, and again on Sunday from 1 p.m. until. It will be held at the Beaver Dam Gun Club in Belvidere, NC. Wl N SLOW-BLANCH A RD I ' USED CAR BUYS 71 Ford LTD, 4-dr., V8, AT, PS, AC. 72 Mercury, 4-dr., V8, At, PS, AC. 73 Ford Torino, 2-dr., V8, AT, PS, AC. 74 Chev. Camaro, V8, AT, PS. 75 Malibu, 4-dr., V8, AT, PS, AC. 75 Dodge Charger, 2 dr., V8, AT, PS, AC. 76 Granada 2-dr., V8, AT, PS, AC. 76 Elite, 2-dr., V8, AT, PS, AC. 76 Ford LTD, 4-dr., V8, AT, PS, AC. 78 Chiy. 2-dr., V8, AT, PS, AC. 78 Ford LTD, 4-dr., V8, AT, PS, AC. 79 Ford LTD II, 2-dr., V8, PS, AC, AT. 79 Ford Granada, 4-dr., 6-cyl., AT, PS, AC. 79 Lincoln Cont, 4-dr., PS, PB.. USED TRUCKS 71 Ford F100, V8, AT, LB, 73 Ford F-100, V8, LB, AT. 74 Ctar.C-10,V8,ATlLB. 74 Ford FlOO, V8, AT, LB, PS. 75 Ford F250, V8, AT, LB, PS. 75 Ford F150, V8, AT, PS, LB. 76 Ford F150. V8. AT. PS, LB. AC. /b rOffl riau, 10, ai, ra, lb, 4x4. 76 Dodge Van, 6-cyl.,SS, 76 Che*., CIO, V8, AT, PS, LB. 78 Chev CIO, V8, AT, PS, AC, LB. 78 Ford F100, 6-cjL, SB, AC, AT. 78 Ford F100, V8, AT. PS, SB. 77 Tofota, 4-cyt, AT, LB. \Ask For Allen Winslow, Wayne Window or Don Evans I K rncn ryHlJ REPRESENT A TlVt S?nict Dept: 421 NmkMUH A CAR US ii R, HERTFORD, N.C. DEMITS UC. NO. 1741 ftmUl Can AvailaMt F?r At Utit As $15.00 Pw Dqr And $.15 !*?? Hit* Office ^isssst "We were able to move the ball both running and passing," said coach Sid Eley. "The defense came aliye and stopped them cold in the second half," he said. "We had the best half of football we ever had." Perquimans Union's sole touchdown came on a three yard pass from Vincent Foster to end James Walker. Walker tacked on 47 yards of fancy footwork to make for a SO yard pass play. Still, it wasn't enough as Columbia held on to a 12-6 victory. Defensively, Eley said solid contributions came from lineman Paul Merritt, tackle Danny Gray, and halfback Jimmy Flight. The offense was led by Vincent Foster at halfback and quarterback, Jimmy Skinner at end, and Eric Boyce, who played well at both center and defensive linebacker. Oct. 24, the Tigers will take on Elizabeth City in their homecoming and final game of the season. The game will be played under the lights at Perquimans High School with pregame activities beginning at 6:55. irate defense ; crunches Columbia A sticky defense combined with a 70 yard touchdown pass to give the Perquimans Pirates an 1-7 victory over Columbia Friday night, evening their conference record at 1-1. The Pirate touchdown came early in the second half on a 70 yard pass play from quar terback Phil Woodell to Bobby Tolson. Fullback Ponald Felton rammed over the two point conversion to give the Pirates a slim one point vic tory margin. Columbia scored first on a 50 yard drive capped off by a one yard touchdown run by Chip Hunnings. Hunnings kicked the extra point to give the Rams a 7-0 halftime lead. The touchdown wasn't enough, though, as the Pirate defense fought back a fierce Ram surge near the end of the game to seal the victory. Two blocked field goals and an interception by Tolson snuffed three separate Ram , drives, all in the last five minute8ofthegame. Donald Felton lead the rushing attack for the Pirates with 52 yards on 12 carries. Woodell was l-of-8 passing, but Pirate eoach CelJ Webster said that four of I passes were dropped. The win brought the Pira record to 2-4 on the The team will travel Murfreesboro for the Mu freesboro homecoming oq Friday night. ? Some 11 million America sow regulary jog or run, mo than twice as many as fivj years ago, according National Greographic Worl^ magazine. 2 ABSOLUTELY SHARP USED CARS SEE THEM AT MOTOR CO. TOWE SINCE 1936 HWY. 17 N. ? HERTFORD ? PHONE 426-3661 Over the past decade, Americans have become increasingly energy-conscious. Mew and old homes alike are being better insulated. People are purchasing more fuel efficient automobi les. Air conditioners and heaters are running less. And, more people are using their telephones to save gasoline. By using the phone, you can avoid a search from store to store for a particular item. Com municating by telephone can save a trip to the post office. Asking directions over tfi? phone can save a lot of wasted driving. Thefee are many energy "shortcuts" your telephone can provide you, so use it often. ?; The quick, easy and inexpensive tele phone... When you want to save en ergy, it's the answer.
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