Community Calendar
Horse A Pony Show Set
The Perquimans County Horse and Pony Club will have a show, Sunday,
May l, at 1:30 p.m.
the show ring is located on the Joe Perry farm, approximately 4 miles west
of Hertford.
? h alter, pleasure and speed classes will be offered.
' Hamburgers, drinks and home baked goodies will be available at the con
cession stand.
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^ Fish Fry Planned
The American Legion Post 126 will hold a fish fry, April 29, from 5 to 7 p.m.
at the American Legion building in Hertford.
. Tickets are $3.50 and may be pruchased from Pete Riddick, E.L. Hurdle,
and Bill Cox.
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, Public Forum on Children
' A [tublic forum on children in Perquimans County will be held at hertford
Grammar School on Thursday, April 28 beginning at 7 p.m. This forum will be
a part of the celebration of the Week of the Young Child in Perquimans County
which began April 24.
The Week and forum are being sponsored by a committee of local people
?who represent a variety of agencies and organizations which provide services
[to the children and their families of the county.
I Week of the Young Child is celebrated across the nation to increas public
! awareness about the importance of children's early years and the services
'?available to support families in their efforts to offer the best growing and har
ming opportunities for their children. The Week is sponsored by the National
fAssociation of the Education of Young Children.
Invitational Tennis Tournament
* The second annual Colonial Invitational Doubles Tournament will be held
yune 3, 4, and5at theEdenton City Courts located on Broad Street in Edenton.
J Categories are Mens Doubles, Ladies Doubles, and Mixed Doubles. USTA
"rules will apply with no-add scoring, first round losers consolation bracket,
land a 12-point tiebreaker if needed
* The entry fee is $10 per person for one event or $15 per person for two events.
The entry fee includes: tee-shirts, trophies to all finalists, balls, and a Fried
Chicken Social on Saturday night.
* Entry forms may be obtained by writing to: Dr. Allen Hornthal, Tourna
jnent Director. P.O. Box 646, Edenton, N.C. 27932. Entry deadline is 12 noon,
Monday, May 30.
* APCEA presents seminar
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i The Albemarle Parenting and Childbirth Education Association will be
presenting its 1983 Annual Meeting and Seminar on Saturday, April 30, from 9
f .m. until 3:30 p.m.
* The seminar will be held at Christ Episcopal Church hall and is open to all
interested persons. Registration is at the door and is $5 for members ($8 per
couple) and $6 for non-members <$9 per couple).
' Child care will be provided for small fee but prenotification is necessary by
April 26.
? The day 's workshops will be presented by local and state professionals and
experienced parents. The topics include Childrearing in the 80s, (step
parenting, single-parenting, shared childrearing, and non-sexist childrear
ing), Choices in Childbirth, Sibling Rivalry, Childhood Fears, Breastfeeding
'in Special Situations, and Infant Stimulation.
The bookstore and organizational displays will be open all day, and
refreshments will be provided. For further information or child care registra
tion, call 335-0085 or 491-2308.
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? Band Boasters set Band Day
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The Perquimans Band Boosters Club is planning the annual Band Day to be
*2ield Saturday, June 4, Band Day is a festival of events including games,
Jwoths of various interests, concession stands as well as band competition.
* Completing the day will be their annual fish fry and band performances.
Hand Day is held to raise funds to support our local Perquimans County Band
$n concert and marching performances.
I Anyone interested in volunteering for Band Day or for more information,
please contact Anne Lane at 297-2346
Area obituaries
COP ELAND
ELIZABETH CITY - Under J.
Cope land, 56, of 1718 Crescent Drive,
a native at Hertford, died last
Tuesday in a hospital.
He had retired from the Army as a
personnel specialist and from the
civil serviee as an accountant.
Cope land was an air corps veteran of
World War'II. He was a member of
Army-NavyJH sonic Lodge SM.
Survivors ihclude a sister, Mrs.
Hilber Harris of Elisabeth City.
A private graveside service was
held lsst Thursday in Cedarwood
Cemetery. Tiwford memorial Chapel
was in charge.
MILLER
Mrs. Annie Miller, 82, died
Tuesday in Albemarle Hospital.
She was the daughter of the late
Berry Jenkins and Mr*. Emma
Jenkins.
Survivors include two sons, Lee
and Clifton Jenkins of Brooklyn,
N.Y.; three sisters, Mrs. Mocile
WUkins of Brooklyn. N.Y., Mrs.
Lettie C. Green of Elisabeth City and
Mrs. Virginia MaUory of Hertford;
two stepsons, Charles and Cecil
Miller of Hertford and two grand
children.
A funeral was conducted Sunday at
2 p.m. in Lee's Temple AME Zlon
Church by the Rev. Michael H.
Ebron. Burial followed in the church
cemetery.
Midgette Mortuary *u in charge
of arrangements.
SAWYIR
James Richard "Jimmy" Sawyer,
Jr., 33, of Route 1, died suddenly
Monday moraine in Albemarle
Hospital.
A native of Perquimans County, he
was the husband of Mrs. Rachael
Mac Key Sawyer and the son of Mrs.
Mable Bass Sawyer of Hertford and
the late James Richard Sawyer, Sr.
He was a farmer and a member of
Hertford United Methodist Church.
Other survivors include three
daughters, Mrs. John (Connie)
Stilling* and Mrs. Jackie Delaney,
both of Greenville and Ma. Jean
Garrett of Route 1, Hertford; a eon,
Jamee Richard (Ricky) Sawyer, III
of Route 1. Hertford; two step mbi,
Carl Lewis of Route 2, Hertford and
Mac key Lewis of Landover Hill, ltd.;
a brother, Carl Sawyer e< Hertford
and four grandchildren.
Graveside services were held
Tuesday at 2 p.m. in Cedarwood
Cemetery with the Revs. Irving Cook
and Charles Duling officiating.
Swindell Funeral Home was in
charge of arrangements.
Pallbearers were Broughton Dall,
H.B. Miller, Charles White. Gene
Phillips, E.G. "Pete" Overman, and
Jim Bass
People briefs
Sarah Winslow visited her sister
Leah Harris \t Meredith College in
Raleigh and participated in "Little
Friends" weekend.
Mr. Othus Mansfield of
Washington, D.C., was a guest of his
father. Freeman Mansfield, over the
weekend and visited relatives in the
area.
Mrs. Gladyse H. White has
returned to her home in Easton, MD.
School menus
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The following is a list of menus for
the week of May 2 through May 6 at
all Perquimans County Schools.
Realty opens
Lindot Realty recently announced
the opening of its branch office at 100
South Front Street, Hertford.
Doris J. Dorow, Broker, is the sole
proprietor of Lindot Realty in Port
smouth, Va. and has eleven years
experience as a broker.
Mrs. Dorow cited the availability
of expanding the real estate market
in Eastern North Carolina through
the use of the media and clientel of
the Tidewater area. Mrs. Dorow has
extensive experience in the listing
and selling of farms, businessess and
a shopping center as well as private
residences.
Senior week set
The Perquimans County Senior
Center located in Hertford, an
nounced its' plans to join in the
national celebration of Senior Center
Week 1983, May ?-14. This Week has
been selected to honor the major role
senior centers play in providing
services so important to the well
being of our older citizens in
Perquimans County.
The first senior center opened its
doors in New York City 40 years ago
under the city's department of
welfare. Today, local communities
support over 8,000 Senior Centers
across the nation, serving more than
seven million older persons.
MONDAY
Danish or Cereal, Fruit or Juice,
and Milk.
Hamburger of Hot Dog, Baked
Beans, Hash Brown, Lettuce &
Tomato, Fruit, and milk.
TUESDAY
Honey Bun or Cereal, Fruit or
Juice, and milk.
Pizza or Pork Choppette, Whipped
Potatoes, Tossed Salad, Bowl of
Beans, Fruit, Rice Pudding, and
milk.
'? WEDNESDAY
Doughnut or Cereal, Fruit or Juice,
and milk.
Sloppy Joe or Fish, Slaw, French
Fries, Apple Crisp, Cornbread,
Managers Choice Vegetable, and
milk.
THURSDAY
Waffle with Honey or Cereal, Fruit
or Juice, and milk.
Fried Chicken or Managers Choice
Sandwich, Potato Salad, Corn,
Greens, Fresh Fruit, Hot Rolls, and
milk.
FRIDAY
Ham Biscuit or Cereal, Fruit or
Juice, and milk.
Managers Choice Meat or Steak
Biscuit, Macaroni It Cheese, Green
Beans, Tri-Taters, Cherries, Peas it
Carrots, and milk.
after spending two weeks with Mrs.
Max Campbell. ,
Mrs. C.R. Holmes, Mrs. Claude
Brinn, Mrs. Edgar Lane, and Mrs.
Maxine McDermott spent last week
at Dearfield, S.C.
Mrs. H.C. Stokes has returned
from a visit with her son-in-law and
daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Vic Huggins,
at Blacksburg, Va.
Jason Ross of Raleigh spent the
weekend with his grandparents, Mr.
and Mrs. Haywood Divers.
Mrs. Herbert Nixon and Mrs.
Francis Nixon spent the weekend in
Wilmington with relatives.
Mrs. Don Roberts of Virginia
Beach, Va. was a guest of Mr. and
Mrs. N.W. Chappell Thursday at
Belvidere.
Mr. and Mrs. Rufus Hudson spent
the weekend in Lawrenceville, Va.
with Mr. and Mrs. Billy Hudson.
Dr. Price Monds of Rocky Mount
and Perry Monds of New Bern were
weekend guests of their parents, Mr.
and Mrs. R S Monds.
Mrs. Marion Riddick, Mrs. J esse
P. Perry, and Mrs. Jack Brinn at
tended their Class Reunion at
Greensboro College last weekend.
Mrs. Wayland Howell spent last
week in Newport News, Va. with her
son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and
Mrs. Edgar DaU.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill ChappeU, Jr. of
Richmond, Va. spent the weekend
with Mr. and Mrs. N.W. ChappeU at
Belvidere.
Mr. and Mrs. Doward Jones and
Mr. and Mrs. Dow Jones, Jr. and son,
Philip, of Plymouth were guests of
Mrs. Addie Keegan on Sunday.
Mrs. Arthur Woods of Bethesda,
Md. moved to Hertford last week.
HOSPITAL NOTES
Mr. Dick Long is a patient in
Memorial Hospital in Chapel Hill.
Employment Opportunity
The Hertford Police Department
is currently accepting applica
tions for the position of patrol
man.
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For Further Details Contact:
Chief Marshall Merritt
Jim Hunt Says: Out-of-state campaign contributions
"create obligations you ought not to have," 1
Fact: Out-of-state BLAC PAC and liberal Fund for Democrat
Majority PAC, headed by Ted Kennedy, are helping Jim
Hunt defeat Jesse Helms."
What DM Julian Bond And His BLAC PAC Say?
Julian Bond said: "I'd like to see us run a picture of
Jesse Helms in North Carolina newspapers with a rifle's
crosshair over his chest . .
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What Did Ted Kennedy Say: "We can ? and we
must ? end the disgraceful power* of Jesse Helms in
the Senate."'
?(Is this because Jesse was using Ms power In the Senate to
preserve the tobacco program while Kennedy was using
his power to destroy the tobacco program f)
? ? ? There s a streak of meanness and intolerance in the campaign to set
Helms that has no place in American politics-? and that should be disturbing
to all regardless of party label or ideology."* Th* Augusta Chronicle
ASK YOUk ?
WHY DO BLAC PAC AND KENNEDY PAC
WAN! TO ELECT |IM HUNT TO THE U.S. SENATf ?
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