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The coastland times with which is combined the pilot and herald of Belhaven and Swan Quarter. [volume] (Manteo, N.C.) 1959-1973, 1962-03-09
NOTICE OF SALE OF
LAND UNDER DEED OF TRUS'

LAND UNDER DEED OF TRUST
Default having been made in the
payment of the Indebtedness Sc
cured by that certain Deed of Trust
dated March 3, 1859 and recorded
in Book 10 at page 458 Public
Registry of Tyrrell County, the I'M
dersigned Substitute Trustee ac-
cording to law and pursuant to the
terms thereof WILL OFFER FOR
SALE AT THE COURT HOUSE
DOOR OF TYRRELL COUNTY
AT IL O'CLOCK NOON ON
THURSDAY, APRIL 5, 1862 the
following described property lying
and being in Tyrrell County, to
FIRST TRACT: Beginning at
Nthe McClees line on the west side
of the Dunbar Landing Road:
thence running southwardly
along said road to a point within
eight feet of a ditch; thence the
various courses of the said ditch
and within eight feet thereof,
westwardly, to a pine sapling, a
marked corner tree; thence
northwestwardly along a line of
marked trees to the Kent Timber
Company's line; thence north
wardly along their line to the ].
L. WOodley line; thence west
wardly along the said W0Odley
line to the corner of said Wood
ley line and the J. C. and w. HI.
McClees line; thence down the
said McClees line to the beginn-
ing, containing 40. acres, more
or less. Same were conveyed to
Anthony A. McClees by J. C. and
w. III. McClees by deed dated
June %, 1916, of record in Book
100, page 80.
SECOND TRACT: Beginning
on the east of the public read
leading from Newfoundland to
South Shore; thence running east
with the old line to Alligator
Creek; thence along said Alliga-
tor Greek to the old Ephraim Lee
line; thence westwardly to the
Main road and along said road to
the beginning, containing is
acres more or less.
THIRD TRACT: Beginning on
the southwest side Of US. High
way No. GA on the northwest side
of the lane which leads to the
residence in which Angelica Liv-
erman knight now lives, and
thence running along the north
west side Of said path 20 yards
TO a ditch; thence northwest
wardly along said ditch and par
allel with said highway 40 yards
to the lane along Susan McClees
line; thence aloEg said lane
ENTHUSIASTICALLY along Susan
McClees lire 20 yards to the
highway; thence along the high
way enthusiastically to the
point Of beginning.
The last and highest bidder will
be required to deposit 1919 Of his
bid to guarantee compliance If and
when the sale is confirmed.
This the LIST day Of March 1862.
n. L. SWAIN,
T-e-o-1t,
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HELP WANTED. Secretary-typist
for yearsround job. Shorthand
helpful but not essential. Apply in
person to George Croker, Beacon
Motor Lodge, Mays Head, N. C.
T3.2-2tc
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FOR SALE: Approximately IL
acres land, Hatteras Island, Fris-
co, N. C. Highway to sound, $50
feet frontage on each. M. X. Fear
ing, Jr., agent, Manteo.
T-2-16-tfc
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HELP WANTED-MALE: Man with
excellent character to sell Ma
ionally Advertised Product on es-
tablished food route. Excellent
earnings. If interested write p. O.
Box 1892, Goldsboro, N. C.
T-3-9-3tp
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FOR RENT: 3-bedroom unfurnish-
ed house, north end Roanoke Is
land. Francis Meekins, phone Man
teo A or 200-W. tine
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WEDDING BELL NAPKINS: We
now have these in stock when you
need them in a hurry. $3.50 per 100.
TIMES PRINTING CO., Manteo,
Tel. ~ or Pa. 9-22-tf
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FREE INSTALLATION on storm
windows. doors and awnings;
prompt service and only the best
quality. Easy financing. Dan l..
Cannady. home improvements,
phone Manteo 1871. P. O. Box
2lS. T-5-12-tfc
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FOR SALE: Newly built Groom
house with bath, near Manteo.
Corner lot 80 X 100 #. Hardsurface
road, priced reasonable. d. ".
Meekins, Manteo, N. C.
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FOR SALE: 1866 Chevrolet station
wagon, 8-cyl., 4-dr. automatic
shift. M. K Fearing, Jr., Agent.
T-1-19-tfc
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CAMELLIAS, Azaleas. Hollies,
many other plants, shrubs, trees.
We invite you to visit our nursery.
Roanoke Island Gardens, corner
Mother Vineyard Road. Manteo, N.
G. T-4-28-tfc
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ROOMS FOR RENT: by week or
month. Wigwam Tourist Home,
Manteo, w. C. Gaskill, manager.
Tel. 77-W. $3.50 per week.
T-9-15-tfc
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FOR SALE: Less than one-half
price 12x12 timbers. Heart pine
and creosoted. Also lot of v
bells, all sizes up to 1907. Some
longer $1.00 each. Owens Marine.
Call Lawrence Owens, Wanchese.
3-2-2tc
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FOR RENT: Building on water
front. Suitable for wholesale or
retail fish market or warehouse.
See G. G. Bonner. Manteo.
.T-2-2O-tfc
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T-a-2-5p

FOR SALE: Seven-room brick
house, ranch type. "a acres
wooded land, near the water. All
electric heat, two baths. Complete
ly Handicapped. Contact Abe Sobel,
Box 1863, Wanchese. T-2-16-4tc
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WHEN in Washington, N. c. visit
! Jowdy:s for: stereo and hi-fi-
records, sheet music and electric
housewares, gifts that keep on
giving. Jowdy Radio & Appliance
Co. 2-10-tfc
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CARD OF THANKS

CARD OF THANKS
/ wish to express my apprecia-
ton to all who sent flowers, cards,
and for your prayers and visits,
while / was in the hospital.
MRS. C. C. DUVALL
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FOR SALE: Ponies all sizes. Ros-
coe Gallop, Wanchese T-11-24-tfc
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SELECT PROPERTIES for rent or
sale. M. X. Fearing. Jr., Manteo.
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APARTMENTS FOR RENT: one
and two bedrooms. Leo Midgette,
tel. Manteo 263-W. T-9-22-tfcI
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FOR YOUR HOME OWNERS pol
icy call w. R. Pearce, Manteo,
N. C. T-5-19-tfc
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visit ANDERSoN'S SUPER
MARKET BEACH STORE at
two mile post. Vacation headquar-
terra. Open year round. Write
BILL ANDERSON'S RENTAL
AGENCY, Realtors. Kitty Hawk,
reservations. oceanfront house
keeping cottages. T-4-S-tfc
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For your insurance needs see
w. r. PEARCE, Manteo, N. G.
All kinds of insurance
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PANSY Plants. English Daisies,
Sweet William Candytuft, Alys-
sum Saxatile, and many other
plants, for your house and garden.
Roanoke Island Gardens, Manteo,
N c. 12-15-TFC|
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Fisheries Commissioners
T-3-z-4tc
Navajo times., 1962-06-13

considerably warmer than other
bodies of water in the northland.
One portion of the reservoir will
be warm enough in the winter to
support warm water-type fish,
while in the summer the cooler
part will be idea for them.
special report by the game and fish
department explained.
An estimated 10000 persons
live within a 7O-mile radius of
Cholla Lake. With very little other
fishing water nearby, the a ke
should be especially attractive 70
residents of this region.
However, tourists also mayfind
the new recreation area a plea SAINT
place to stop in their cross-country
travels. According to an Arizona
Highway Department traffic survey
count, an averate of $500 autos
pass through this area daily on
US. Highway GO. just north of the
lake.
The reservoir will be large
enough for aquatic meets. A 5000
foot straightaway just out from the
south shore could be used for
various boating events.
A restricted section near the
water intake structure at the west
end of the lake will provide
stopping point for migratory water
fowl
The landscaped picnic area will
be lighted and will have ample
parking facilities.
Navajo times., 1962-06-13
Plans Announced to Develop ChoIIu
Reservoir Area as Recreation Spot

Arizona Public SerViC e
Company and the Navajo County
Board of Supervisors have an
nounced that a 37O-acre cooling
reservoir at the company's Cholla
Power Plant will be developed
for use as recreational area for
fishing, boating and swimming.
The lake is located three miles
east of Joseph City. 1t is expected
to be open to the public early next
summer, about the time the new
plant begins generating electricity.
The recreation area will be
operated by Navajo County under
an agreement between the Board of
Supervisors and Public Service
which was signed in Holbrook.
"Cholla Lake should be one of
Navajo County's biggest rec
reational facilities and one of its
best tourist attractions, Dick
Hulse, Public Services division
manager, told county supervisors
Hulse said the company is de-
veloping picnic area and building
boat launching site on the north
side of the lake. In addition, sandy
Navajo times., 1962-06-13

beach will be created for swimming
and water skiing enthu siasts.
ARIZONA Public Service Com
pany, an inVe stor- owned business
enterprise, is providing this picnic
grounds and water recreation area
at no cost to the taxpayer, and is
making it available for maximum
use by the public" Hulse added.
The man-made lake, TO be fed
from nearby wells, will impound
z, 300 acre feet of water and will
have a maximum depth of IL feet.
Its primary purpose is to provide
cooling water for condensers at the
lis. 900 kilowatt Cholla plant, the
states first large scale coal
burning electric generating
facility.
The impoundment will offer
new outlet for Holbrook- -WinsloW
area anglers. Initially. the state
game and fish department will
plant 10000 Ofingerling channel cat
fish and an unannounced quantity
of large mouth bass.
Since the water is to be used in
Connection with the generation of
electricity, its temperature will be
Navajo times., 1962-06-13

WALLACE DAVIS, from Newcomb,
New Mexico, will travel with the
Explorer Canadian Canoe Trip
from June 20 thru July 10 as an
Assistant Leader. Thirty other Ex-
plorer Scouts from the Pennington,
New Mexico area. including four
Navajo Scouts, will also 60 on the
trip.
DAVIS is graduate of 1861 from
the Navajo Methodist Mi ission
School. He served as assistant
coach in nfootball, basketball, track,
and was Athletic Manager during
his last year at Methodist Mission.
He also served as Assistant Scout
ma ster of Boy Scout Troop 1919.
Davis plans to attend Fort Lewis
A and Nj College in Durango, COL
orado this fall and major in Physi-
cal Education.
Navajo times., 1962-06-13
Civilian New
Coordinotor
For Center

The Gallup Indian Community
Center announces the appointment
of Robert Civilian of Provo, Utah,
as coordinator for the summer
recreation n-serviCe Training
Program for Indian college STU
dents which starts June 18.
Civilian is presently advisert to
American Indian students on the
campus OF Brigham Young Univer-
Sity in Provo, Utah. He has also
worked for the past three years as
an Admin Strative Assistant to the
Director of an Indian Student Foster
Home placement program there. He
received his B. S. degree in Ele-
mentary Education and his M. S.
degree in Education Admin stration
at Brigham Young University and
is presently pur suing Ph. D. de-
gree in Educational Psychology at
the University of Utah
Civilian spent two years as
Navy Chaplain and two years work.
ing for the Bureau of Indian Affairs
Navajo times., 1962-06-13
Social Security
Notes

students S, are you completing
your credits for high school di-
ploma this month"; Whether or not
you are gra duating from hig h
school, there are some other i'm
portant credits you may get this
summer, according to Mr.. Lloyd
L. House. Resident Representative
of the Window Rock Social Security
Office.
Irefer to valua BILE workcredits
under social security" Mr.. House
said. These credits" he contin-
ued, "can add to your future finan-
cial protection.
"OnCe you have a social seCur-
ity number, an account S set up for
you, and the money you earn s
credited to your account from re-
ports made byyour employer" MIR.
House said. If you expect to work
this summer and you do not have an
account number card, be sure to get
in touch with your social security
office as soon S possible. Be sure
to apply early. Your social secur-
ity number is one of the first things
your employer will ask about when
you start on your job.
Your Social Security Office is
located in the Window Rock Lodge
at Window Rock, Arizona. The
office is open from a. m. to 4:3O
pm. every Monday.
Navajo times., 1962-06-13

in the Tohatchi Boarding School and
the Richfield, Utah, Navajo dorml-
tory before moving to his present
position. He is also very active in
Southwestern Indian Youth confer
ences, just having participated ac-
lively in the National Indian Youth
Conference held April 26-28 onthe
campus of Brigham Young Univer-
Sity.
His wife, Gloria, and their five
children Will accompany him to
Gallup for the summer and will also
assist with the program.
The frontiersman., 1962-10-11

C. Ivan Branton will leave Palmer on Oct. 14 to attend the three-day annual meeting of the Pacific Northwest section of the American Society of Az ricultural Engineers to be held in Spokane, Washington, Oct. 17-20. The theme of the meet ing, Engineering for Americas Largest Industry-Agriculture' is descriptive of its purpose, Branton said.
 Branton, an employe of the Alaska Experiment Station, has ben a member of ASAE for 27 years. He will meet with agri- cultural engineers from Wash- ington, Oregon, Idaho, Mon- tana, British Columbia, Saskat- chewan, Alberta, and Alaska.
 Pacific Northwest member ship currently comprises some 330 agricultural engineers who
The frontiersman., 1962-10-11

mer's business section is scheduled for completion soon. if was announced today by Al King. MT. King set the date at Nov. l.
 William Head of Anchorage, member of the board of direc- tors of the Matanuska Hotel, was a Valley visitor last wek. While here, MT. Head conferred with board members and in- speeted the work on the build ing.
 The first work on a plan that will take five years to con- plete was being accomplished at the Palmer high school li- brary last week. Recataloguing of all books in the library was commenced early in the week
 
 With the admission of the three Alexander daughters this week the total enrolment ot Wasilla school now has reach ed 8l. Superintendent James Pendleton announced thi S week.
 
 A new service was given to Valley telephone owners this week, when Dorothy and San dy" Sands of the Valley Tele- phone Exchange announced the inauguration of 24-hour service, beginning immediately.
The frontiersman., 1962-10-11
THOUGHTS
 OF A AMMAN

The oldest Christian church in the world is the Coptic in Ethiopia. It is neither Pro. testant nor Catholic. Musso. lini joined the Moslems in an effort to exterminate the Coptic Christians, but was unsuccessful in this attempt
 It was Philip who found the Ethiopian officer reading the| 53rd chapter of Isaiah, and was used to bring about his conversion. Another old church is the Syriac in India This was founded by the disl ciples of Thomas.
The frontiersman., 1962-10-11
Dl D511 DAYS
 IN THE VALLEY
IN THE
Thursday. October II. ls47

Edward Atkins, district man. ager of the Allis- Chalmers Manufacturing Co.,, this week announced that his organiza- ton would sponsor the entire trip of Lynn Sandvik of Pal mer, when the local youth tra- vels to Chicago next month.
 Plumbers and flooring car penters are rushing work ali Steve Ward building. newest structure 10 be added 10 Pal mer's list of office and living quarters. Present plans call fer the first tenant 10 move
 in by Nov. l. MT. Ward said yesterday.
 An indoor country fair is planned for the gymnasium at Palmer School on Oct. 18, when parish members of St. Mich ael's Catholic Church hold their annual bazaar.
 Nine and three-quarters tons of potatoes harvested from the Lords Acre. agricultural pro- ject of the United Protestant Church here, already have been marked. Total proceeds from the church-planted, cultivated and harvested acre amounted to $760, acording to Rev. Vic tor Alfsen, pastor of the church.
 
 Still another concrete building in the heart of Pal
The frontiersman., 1962-10-11
BRAHToN AnEHDs SPOKANE MEETING

are banded together in pro fessional society dealing with the application of engineering to agriculture in the major fields of buildings, machinery, rural identification, soil and water management and crop processing.
The frontiersman., 1962-10-11
PALMER DEMOCRATS MEET FRIDAY

Democrats of Palmer Pre- cinct No. 1 will hold a caucus on Friday, Oct. 12, at 8 pm. in the Bertren Curry home on Matanuska Street, it was an- nounced this week.
 Curry, Democratic party pre- cinct chairman, said plans for the Nov. 6 election campaign will be discussed.
The frontiersman., 1962-10-11

You'll never hear of self made woman - it's probably because they change their plans so often.
The frontiersman., 1962-10-11

Capital Move Issue - QUESTIONS and ANSWERS = o. Why does Alaska need new capital?
 A. The facilities left over in transition from territory are not adequate.
 O. Why should the new capital be built in Western Alaska?
 A, To promote development of the en- fire state by reason of proximity 10 the vast and rich interior Of the state
 o. How many persons signed inc petition of initiative?
 A. 1000 residents signed who believe in the Ions-term benefits arising from movement of inc capital, closer 10 the majority of people and problems.
 O. Is any other state in inc union building a new capital at the present time?
 A. Yes. Hawaii is building new capi- taI immediately ad aeent to 77eo of its popv- lation.
 0. Why is Hawaii building new capital?
 A. They consider it vital that the new capital be readily accessible to the bulk of she population.
 o. Why aren't the politicians as vocal this year in trying 10 beat the capital move initiative?
 A. Ii probably would be best 10 ask each individual office-seeker that question when you happen to visit with him; it could be slight possibility that as this is on the general election ballot rather than primary ballot few of them would lose votes on the matter.
The frontiersman., 1962-10-11

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The frontiersman., 1962-10-11
COME MEET YOUR CANDIDATES T0NIGHT {: $: E: E:

~ hay. ,1r, sl per bale, John ms. ], z.
The frontiersman., 1962-10-11
Phone PI 5-30z4
Pastor Norman Jones

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Evening star., 1962-02-15
Manning Selected
ToSucceed Tubby

ny the Associateo Fress
President Kennedy today ac-
cepted the resignation Of Roger
Evening star., 1962-02-15
Court Handles
324CIuim Cases

Municipal Courts small
claims branch handled a rec
ord 324 cases, more than 100
above the previous high for one
day.
Judge Milton S. Kronheim,
jr., whizzed through the load
in two hours. He disposed of
319 cases, mostly by non-ap-
pearance of defendants or by
their admissions of claims
against them.
In the days only trial, a
woman won SO for a typewriter
she loaned and never recovered.
Three other cases were con-
tinued and one was dismissed.
Charles P. Henry. jr., small
claims clerk, said the increase
probably was due to last Sep
TENDERS expansion of the
courts jurisdiction from $50 to
$3.50. He said the case load
has more than doubled since.
Evening star., 1962-02-15
White House Denies
Deal on TV Show

had informed NBC and ABC
that "a donation to the white
House, Fine Arts Committee
was expected to be included in
the bill for the show"
CHS affirmed today that it
was considering making such a
donation and that if such q
contribution were made other
networks showing the program
might wish to consider a similar
step. CHS said it did not sug-
gest that they donate anything
CHS emphasized that there
was no commitment or ar
rangement with the White
House concerning contributions
in return for the privilege OF
airing the program.
Hagerty Cites Policy
An NBC spokesman said the
network had heard nothing
concerning a donation being
required for showing the pro-
gram.
The Herald Tribune said that
Mr.. Hagerty was ''less con-
cerned about quid pro quo than
he was about the propriety of a
Evening star., 1962-02-15
FOUND

DOG, collie, brown, collar and tags;
vic. 1880 Viers Mill rd.. Silver
Spring. WI. 2-2341 or JU. 5-51S3.
DOGS, beagles (4, sil. spr. and Be
SHELTER. JU. 5-5183, to pm.
DOG, kerry blue terrier, FEM: has
Anne Arundel County tag. MONT.
CO. ANIMAL SHELTER, JU. 5-51S3,
8 to pm.
GOLD WATCH, mans, vic. wis. and
Mass. aves. Call after pm, WO.
6-2457.
Evening star., 1962-02-15

was 8.3 last year as compared
with 1913 in 1850.
The District was 80, Maryland
80 and Virginia 40 in the list
of States. Utah was first with
only 2.8 per cent adult illit-
eracy.
AS for numbers, New York
had 785.0O0; Texas, $4,000;
California, sos, 900; Pennsyl-
vania, $4,000; North Carolina,
100000; Illinois, 365,000;
Georgia, 355,000; Louisiana,
349, 900; Ohio, $4,000; Tennes-
see, $4,000; Virginia, 274,000;
Alabama, 273,O00; New Jersey,
PSI, 900; Michigan, 244,000;
South Carolina, 1000; Ken
lucky, 223,000, and Mississippi,
2O1 900. In the smaller cate
gories, Maryland had 10000
and Massachusetts,, 10000.
Little Done by United States
The subcommittee was told
by Secretary Goldberg, Mr.. Co.
hen and Mr.. McMurrin that
these and similar numbers and
percentages have been watched
with apprehension for years by
governmental, professional
and private groups concerned
with the effects of illiteracy
on the national welfare and the
individuals themselves. They
said this is a national prob
lem for which the Federal Gov
ernment has done very little.
They indorsed a bill intro
duced by Representative Per-
kins, Democrat of Kentucky, for
Federal help to meet this adult
education need. The measure
designed to carry out President
Kennedy's recommendations in
that educational area would
authorize $45 million over five
years as grant-in-aid support
of State and local pilot prof.
ectS and other courses of in
struction in adult basic educa-
ton skills.