On Saturday, May 2, the Youth Soccer teams, coached by
Gorden Allen, and the Rockets, coached by Paul and Yvonne
Bryant ended in a tie. The Senior team, coached by Billy
Owens defeated Edenton. The sign up for summer sports will
begin May 7th and continue through the end of May. T-ball -
$5.00, ages 5-8, Babe Ruth - $13.00, ages 13-15, and Girls
Softball - $7.00, ages 9-12
Senior center news
Ill the celebration of Older Ameri
cans Month, the Perquimans County
Senior Center, Perquimans County
Nutrition Site and Albemarle Com
mission, would like to invite county
residents, 60 years of age or older, to
their annual cook out, which is held on
Wednesday, May 27 at 12 noon at
Missing Mill Park in Hertford.
Please call the Senior Center at 426
5404 or the Nutrition Site at 426-8552
for more information or to register.
This activity is free of charge. Enter
tainment will be provided by the
Snug Harbor Combo.
Coordinators make
Olympics possible
The mission of Special Olympics is
to provide training and athletic com
petition in a variety of well-coached
olympic-type sports for mentally
handicapped individuals. It is the
Special Olympic Coordinator, the
backbone of the Special Olympic pro
gram, that carries out this Special
Olympic mission.
In every county of the United
States, there is an individual who or
ganizes volunteers, parents and ath
letics for their local Special Olym
pics. In some places it is a physicial
education teacher, or classroom tea
cher, college student, parent, recre
ation director or just an interested
volunteer. Perquimans County Spe
cial Olympic Coordinator is an active
individual. She is involved with many
school, church and community pro
jects. She is also the TMH teacher at
the high school Our coordinator is
Kathy Ansink
She strives for excellence. Kathy,
along with thousands of other coordi
nators are to be saluted. Her striving
is a labor of love? a love for others.
The "others" include students and
young adults who have heard repeat
edly that "you can't." Kathy, and
and coordinators like her, provide
the opportunity for Special Olympi
ans to say "yes I can."
Kathy, thanks for making it possi
ble!
Perquimans County area
Jaycees plan pig pickin
The Perquimans County Jaycees
will hold a pig-pickin on June 20th at
Winfall Central Grammar School
from 4-7 p.m. Tickets are $3.50 and
are available from any Jaycee. Pro
ceeds from the supper will be used to
finance the fireworks for the 4th of
July festivities.
Health fair scheduled
Join us in the Medical Library at
Chowan Hospital Saturday, May 16,
1987 beginning at 10:00 a.m. til 4:00
p.m. for mini-lectures, exhibits, a va
riety of health tests, information
about common health problems, im
portant door prizes, (such as free
mammograms, a GYN physical and
blood work). Planned especially to
help women become more aware of
their health and fitness needs. And
It's All Free!!! Sponsored by the
Chowan Hospital and the Edenton
Womans Club.
MINI-LECTURE SCHEDULE
10:00 a.m. -10:30 a.m.? Maturing
Gracefully, Bernie Baker, MD. or
Self Breast Exam? Jodi Brantham,
RN, BSN; 10:45-11:45 a.m.-AIDS
Frances Boling, BS,MT or Self
Breast Exam? Jodi Brantham, RN,
BSN; 11:30 a.m.-12:00 a.m.? Coping
with Alzheimers, Joyce Pickrel,
MSW or Calcium and You? Stepha
nie Nugen, RD.
1:00 p.m.-l: 30? Coping with Alz
heimers, Joyce Pickrel or Calcium
and You, Stephanie Nugen; 1:45
p.m. -2: 15 p.m. Depression? Steve
Braun, MSW or Decting Child
Abuse? Jill Jordan, Health Educa
tor; 2:30 p.m.-3:00 p.m. How to Select
A Daycare? Claire Mills, RN, BSN or
Depression? Steve Braun, MSW.
Making sense out
of annual reports
A spice manufacturer laces its ver
sion with a new scent each year.
(Last year's was Chinese Five
Spices.) A financial data supplier
puts its on video cassette. And a ma
jor food products company included
'cents off coupons in its. But once
you get beyond these frills, all annual
reports follow basically the same
pattern for providing information.
The annual report is, without ques
tion, a valuable source of information
whether you're a shareholder or po
tential investor or someone consid
ering a job offer with the company in
question. But according to the North
Carolina Association e( CPAs, you
sometimes have to read between the
lines to get the full benefit of the con
tents of an annual report.
Begin your analysis with the first
section which generally contains the
chief executive's letter to sharehold
ers and management's discussion of
the company's condition. The letter
generally highlights the company's
financial data, summarizes the
year's events and details the compa
ny's goals for the future. In addition,
many chief executives use the letter
as a forum to I i|n mi management's
position on revelant social or public
policy issues. While the letter to
sharehaldtn makes every attempt to
pot the company's beat foot forward,
a good letter will point out the firm's
Be sus0ch>us of reviews that stress
the future? this may be a sign the
i iinpan] doesn't want to talk about
the present. Also be wary of special
themes. Sometimes when a company
dal trouble, it gfm the annual re
port a special focus. An anual report
It's a good idea to go back and read
the annual reports of the past few
years to test a chief executive's cred
ibility and determine how good man
agement's predictions have been.
Look to see how projections made in
the the past compare with the cor
poration's subsequent results. How
did the CEO's promise to increase
the earnings of the company fare?
Were research and development pro
jects completed on schedule and
within the budget outlined by the
chief executive?
If read carefully, the section called
"Management's Discussion and
Analysis of the Financial Condition
and Results of Operation is" can pro
vide gainful insight.
The Securities and Exchange Com
mission requires this section to in
clude information about liquidity, ca
pitial resources and results of
operations.
The balance sheet and income
statement form the core of the an
nual report. The balance sheet shows
where the company stood on a partic
ular date and as such should be
viewed as a snapshot rather than a
moving picture. The balance sheet is
divided into two parts. One part
shows what the company owns? its
assets. The other shows what the
company on? its liabilities? and
its net worth or shareholder's equity.
In short, the balance sheet reveals
the book value of the company; it?
economic value may be significantly
different. The company's net worth
(or financial statement piapoaes to
nothing more than total assets minus
total liabilities.
The Perquimans County Extension Service, The Albemarle 4-H Livestock Show
and Sale Committee, The Youth Exhibitors, their parents and others interested in
the youth of the Albemarle Area wish to express their sincere gratitude for the ~|
cooperation and support of business and friends at the . . .
FORTY-SECOND ANNUAL ALBEMARLE 4-H
Livestock Show & Sale
Awards and Sale Of Hogs
EXHIBITOR
WEIGHT
Linda Layden
240 lbs.
BUYER
AMOUNT
Farm Fresh
$1380.00
? Grand Champion ? Trophy ? Wachovia Bank
? 1 st Place Hog in Perquimans Co. ? Trophy ? Peoples Bank ? Trust Co.
?Ui Ploce Senior Heavy Weight Division
? Best Kept Hog Record Book in Perquimons Co. ? Trophy ? Jimmy's Ploce
Hertford
Lynn Trueblood
220 lbs.
Miller Livestock
Hollowed Oil Co.
9IIM3.UU
? R???rv? Champion Hog in Show ? Trophy ? East Carolina Form Credit
Auocation
? First Medium Weight in Junior Division
Jason Harrell
240 lbs
Perq. County Farm Bureau
$540.00
? 2nd Place ? Senior Fitting and Showmanship of Hogs in The Show ? Trophy ?
Cargill Nutreno feeds and Lane Farm Supply (Gates)
? 1?t place In Senior Fitting and Showmanship of Hogs in Perquimans Co. ? Tro
phy ? Perquimans Co. Form Bureau
Lean Harrell
220 lbs.
Hollowed Oil Co.
$550.00
? 2nd Ploce in Senior Fitting S Showmanship of Hog* in Perauimans County ?
Given in Memory of C.F. Roger son, Jr., Hertford a plaque and $50 Savings Bond
? 3rd Place ? Fitting & Showmanship in Senior Division.
? Best Kept Livestock Records Presented at Show Time ? $25 ? East Crolino
Farm Credit Assoc.
? Best Kept Steer Record Book In Perquimans Co. ? Trophy ? Reed Oil Co.
Michael Stallings
220 lbs.
Miller Livestock
$550.00
? 2nd Place Medium Weight in Junior Division.
Heremy Ivey
200 lbs.
Perq. County Farm Bureau
$300.00
? 2nd Plac* Light Weight in Junior Division
Charlie Layden
240 lbs.
Perq. County Farm Bureau
$480.00
? 3rd Place Heavy Weight in Junior Division
Dabney Woodard
240 lbs.
Woodards Pharmacy
1420.00
? 3rd Ploc* ? Heovy Weight in Sanior Divsion
Carson Stallings
215 lbs.
T.J. Langley
235 lbs.
Daniel Fowler
220 lbs.
Amanda Nixon
240 lbs.
Logan Perry
240 lbs.
Perq. County Farm Bureau
*462.25
Layden's Supermarket
$352.50
Parker Copeland Farm
$440.00
Valhalla Produce Co.
$720.00
Hertford Hardware
& Wlnslow Oil Co.
$480.00
? 2nd Place in Junior Fitting & Showmanship of Hog* in Perq. County ? Plaque
Given in Memory of C.T. Roger son, Jr., & $50 Savings Bond
Donna Perry
220 lbs.
Beth Boynton
215 lbs.
Heather Ivey
215 lbs.
Stephanie Stallings
220 lbs.
Michael Roberts
240 lbs.
Kevin Roberts
240 lbs.
Angel Cartwright
240 lbs.
David Cartwright
240 lbs.
Christy Layden
240 lbs.
Valhalla Produce Co.
$440.00
Perq. County Farm Bureau
$376.25
Beech Springs Trucking
$322.50
Farmers Feed & Seed
$330.00
Perq. County Farm Bureau
$300.00
Eure Seed Farms
& DeKalb
$360.00
Perq. County Farm Bureau
$420.00
Winslow-Blanchard
Motor Co.
$360.00
Mickey Lee
$480.00
? 1st Ploce Junior Swino Showman From Perq. Co. ? Trophy ? Overman Insur
ance Agency
Denise Perry
240 Ibt.
Kimberty Stalllngs
235 Ibt.
Drew Woodard
240 Ibt.
Patrick Qreogry
240 lbs.
ChriatogherGregory
Neil Eure
2401b*.
William Fowler
210 Ibt.
Chartt^Cartwrigtit
Marsha Perry
230 Ibt.
I 240 Ibt. |
Curies
*1*
avrv: ,Tr 'f ?'
i ffi < ' 4
Miller Livestock
$420.00
Stanley Riddick & Son
$411.25
Woodards Pharmacy
$420.00
Therman Whidbee
Furst McNess
$300.00
Kent Copeland Farm
$281.25
Willow Creek Farm
$480.00
Wlnsiow-Blanchard
Motor Co.
$315.00
HertfordSupply Co.
$402.50
$540.00
Maker, JWalker Rayburn
C.A. Parry & Son
n
Awards and Sale of Steers:;
EXHIBITOR
WEIGHT
Tiffany Nixon
1205 lbs.
BUYER
AMOUNT
R.O. Givens
$7230.00
? Grand Champion ? Trophy ? First Union Notional tank
? 2nd Place in Senior Cutting t Showmanship of StNn in Show ? Trophy -w.
Golden Corral Family Steak House
? Best Steer in the Show From a Calf Born t Produced in t^* County Area
Trophy John S Gretchen Willey ? *
? )tt Place Steer in Medium weight Clou ? $100 ? Clay ? Nancy Ferebee
Jeff Williams
1270 lbs.
Farm Fresh
$1720.00
1
? Reserve Champion Steer in th? Show ? Trophy ? Wochovia Bonk ft Trust Co.
? l?t Place Steer in the Heavy Weight Class ? $100 ? Clay ft Nancy Ferebee
Leah Harrell
1215 lbs.
Arthur G. Silk, Inc. & Son :
Packard Marketing .
$1579.50
? First Ploce Steer in Perq. County other than th? Grand Champion Of Reserve
Champion ? Trophy ? Perq. Ruritan Club
? Third Place Stser in the Show ? Trophy ? Carolina Chrysler Plymouth Dodge,
Performance Chevrolet 8 Perry Toyota
? 2nd Place Steer in the Medium Weight Clot* ? $75 ? Cloy * Nancy Ferebee
? Ut Place Steer in Perq. County, other than the Grand Champion or Reserve
Champion ? Trophy ? Perq. Ruritan Club.
Susan Lane
1150 lbs.
Swindell Funeral Home
& Tommy Harrell
?19H7 en
? 3rd Ploca Fitting & Showmanship in Senior Division
Jason Harrell
1260 lbs.
Hudgins Real Estate
$1386.00
? 3rd Ploce Steer In the Heavy Weight Clau ? Trophy ? $50 ? Clay ? Nancy
Ferebee
Dabney Woodard
1140 lbs.
Beck Rayburn
1010 lbs.
Billy Williams
$1083.00
Floyd Albertson
$858.50
Awards and Sale of Lambs
EXHIBITOR
WEIGHT
Brian Rayburn
125 lbs.
BUYER
AMOUNT
Winslow Blanchard
Motor Co., Inc.
$375.00
? Reserve Champion ? Lamb in Show ? Trophy ? Wintlow-Blanchard Motor
Co.
Christy Layden
90 lbs.
Becky Rayburn
105 lbs.
Kevin Roberts
95 lbs.
Laydens Supermarket
$202.50
Wards Livestock
$262.50
Peoples Bank ? Hertford
$216.25 t
? Bast Lamb in Parquimant Co. other than th? Grand of R??rv? Champion
Trophy ? Eur* S??d Farms
1
Charlie Layden
90 lbs.
Stuart Rayburn
120 lbs.
Cindy Rayburn
100 lbs.
Michael Roberta
100 lbs.
East Carolina Farm
Credit Service >
$180.00
?
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Hertford Supply Co.
$240.00
East Carolina Stockyard
$200.00
Perq. County Farm Bureau
$225.00
WACHOVIA BANK $25.00
SAVINGS ACCOUNT WINNERS <
Drew Woodard
Jason Harrell
GRATITUDE EXPRESSED TO
THE FOLLOWING
FOR INCREASING BID PRICE
To Amount Added Increased Bid
SALE OF STEERS
Jeff Williams
Jeff Williams
Jeff Williams
Jeff Williams
i^lf UflllUme
JfTT Williams
Jeff Williams
Jeff Williams
Susan Lane
$100.00
$60.00
$50.00
$60.00
$100.00
$50.00
$50.00
$172.50
Be-Lo Supermarket
Whites B6Q
One Stop Auto
/StANtU*l
noioria v/nemicai
Aegrow Seed
Don Juan Mfg.
Winn-Ofxle, Inc.
Betvklere Fanners
Exchange
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SALEOF LAMBS
EEe'i < ? -
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K?vtn Roberts $50.00
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