Pickled Herring Breakfast Nov. 4 Members of the Methodist Men’s Club will hold a pickled herring breakfast at the church Ekkurday morning, November 4, i from 7 tb 9 o’clock. A nltmher j of these breakfasts have been hfeld and all have been very successful, so that another large I crowd is expbcted. Tickets are now on sale by 1 members of the club or they can be secured from George 1 Lewis, president of the Men’s Club, who says the price will be SI.OO for all anyone can eat. Prospects Bright For Rock Fllsh Season Continued from Page 1, Section 1 including both those which would be caught and those which . would escape), and calculations made from tagging showed that 1,966,900 pounds were actually available. Upon reviewing t'ne accuracy I of. predictions for one fishing seasjn and with the accumula- of additional data since I, theif, the striped bass biologists became -more confident in their abilijy to predict what would happen in the fishery and de cided it would be of value to fishermen to have this informa tion prior to the season. In the striped bass fishery of Albemarle Sound beginning this montfc and continuing through April, 1962, prediction of things to happen are as follows: (1) Two and three-year-old fish will comprise 98 per cent of the catch; 2’s 29 'percent and ■3’s 69 per cent. (2) Gil nets* 4Vi inches and larger (stretch measure), because of their pro minence and ability to catch 3- year-old fish, will in the long ruh be the most successful gear. (3) Three-year-old fish weigh Approximately 1 pound more than 2-year-old fish, so based Upon population size of 3-year <jlds, the poundage landed should be high. (4) What does “high” mean? Well, the total popula tion should consist of 2,061,000 pounds of fish. This is aliout tfoe same as it was in the 1960-61 nailing season, but since 3-year old fish are present in greater numbers than other ages, more pounds of fish should be caught with less effort. The percent age of 3’s in the catch will com pare closely with that o.f 3’s in |tiie catch of 1958-59. r tn summary, commercial strio ed bass fishermen (especially those fishing gill nets) can-look forward to the best season this coming fall, winter and spring since the 1958-59 season (we trust they can recall their suc cess tliat season). The total ifatch averaging 600,000 pounds per year for the last five years should be closer to one million pounds in the coming season. (This is exclusive of the’“jumbo stHper” catch in the ocean). It should be clearly understood, however, that foul weather, -re duced effort in gear fishing days and dockside price received, all can affect the success of the in dustry. Experience of the biolo gists has taught them that they Would be unwise indeed to try to predict the variability and de gree of influence exerted by these factors. A word of praise is due the commercial fishermen and fish dfealers of North Carolina, with particular reference to those in Albemarle Sound and vicinity, sot their cooperation in allowing fish to be tagged and catches to bi sampled during the study. - / Gratitude is the sign of noble Souls. • —Aesop. •W»#AWVWVWfWVWWWVW»^.^ 1 SMlttl IO|SI i BOURBON ♦ 3 TL/'l" hr... Grdtip Meets To Consider U. &. 17 Continued from Pag* I. Section 1 south artery in preference to competing routes further to the west. Ben Mc.t)onald, news ,di | rector for TV Jstkijon WlSijT if; | Wilmington, will head the dele gation of visiting civic leaders, ' i was lealmed. I doe H. Conger, Jr., president iof the Edenton Chamber of Commerce and W. P. (Spec) Jones, the Highway Committee ■ chairman, will officiate at the meeting. The meeting is one more indi cation of bow interest is mount ing month by month in the Chesapeake Bay Bridge-Tunnel with everyone’s thoughts turned to its completion date of Oc tober, 1963. Particularly attentive to the economic meaning of this short -1 ened bay crossing are the many business interests along the •Ocean Hiway route from New York to Florida. North Carolina business inter ests in the 15-county area through which the Ocean,Hiway passes (U. S. 17) will further promote the many' historical and recreational attractions for tour ists along the entire Carolina coast. The travel industry in North Carolina last year earned, it a third place among the economic giants behind textiles and to bacco. The $775 million income from travel surpassed both the value of the food industry and the furniture industry. Committees Named For LocalC. Os C. Continued from Page 1, Section 1 marie Motor Company. Parking and Traffic Safety Committee Leo Lavoie, assist ent chief, Edenton Police De partment. State and National Affairs Committee Aibert G. Byrum, legislative representative for Chowan County. Highway Improvement Com mittee—W. P. (Spec) Pones, ad ministrator, Chowan Hospital. Tourist Committee —Joe Stone, owner, Colonial Motor Court. Committee chairmen will ap point the members of their ap propriate committees, the Cham ber president stated, as they have in the past. “The record of the progress of, the Edenton Chomber of Commerce in the new year will be 1 argely the record of accomplishmertts of our Chamber’s committees,” said Mr. Conger. “Their accomplishments will depend to a great extent upon the care with which com mitteemen are selected.” President Conger intimated that \ie plans to establish a “committee on committees” this year to help organize the regu lar and special committees need ed to carry out their work pro grams. This practice serves to com bine. the judgment of several Chamber leaders in the import ant task of providing sound pro jects and to better insure their completion, Conger said. Other committee chairmen will be appointed at an early date, it was learned, to head the following: Budget, Civic Af fairs, Recreation, Merchants and Health. FIRE DESTROYS fcARN A tobacco barn on the farm of Asa Griffin was destroyed by fire about 1 o’clock Monday af ternoon. It is supposed that an electric fence set grass on fire and spread to the bdrh. The Edenton Fire Department answered the alarm but was unable to save the building. THE CHOWAN HERALD, EDENTON. WORTH CAROLINA, THURSDAY. MOVEMBER 2, tafel. ★ * 1 ’SUPER-RIGHT" Apple, Cherry, Peach, Cocoanut-Custard |)J ■J ■ quality heavy grain fed beef stock your MORTON PIES UajftLill? _______ - - - .... ■■v Hy Thn.’ ° b T pe ' " nt °» » ou ' ,0011 bud lr« Impute.. ■k iJBk 4HHA gn» HW WRw ’“.'l)"c* A&P _ S . "Quality is o reliable standard o* tr.j, m.-* Ea Hk ffiDSyk 1 || 1 fff » h U C t, ~ K ', ! ! h designation for mials that have Lien seUrtc, 1* " M A. own buy ? rs - ,h «" c ‘ ,t c and trimmed to give you the most good gygy M VB H W you buy Tho,,< whv v, “°' re alwa '' s ' i ' 3h * -•“* —— —— * SKLOIN , CLUB , CUSID • T S'i.l! , POBTOHOU,, . p.j.,,,,,, ... A&P Res. op Crinkle FRENCH WARWICK KITCHEN FRESH l,B# Hkjw llMw 4 Jijjl Chocolate Covered wjw m Ip M "SUPER-RIGHT" HEAVY GRAIN FED BEEF JkjL riICDD ICVpKa/l O# Hindquorter Lb. 55c L, 39 C M * Beef Round Lb. 59c Beef Arm Chuck Lb. 39c WARWICK KITCHEN FRESH I 330 to 390 LB. AVG. “SUPER-RIGHT” HEAVY GRAIN FED BEEF I “Super-Right” Heavy Beef Boneless tuim mintc s,de of beef lb W lYlin I 3 SHORT Iorn 73c BEEF RIB-10-Cut 55c Round Steak 85c. __ SIRLOIN BUTT Lb. 73c TRIMMED FULL LOIN Lb. 69c 1 «2“C Hero'* another big A&P Freezer Sale timed just right for stacking your freezer for the toll GRwOIID BEEF month* ahead. Your choice of beef cut to your specifications, wrapped in market paper at no |Mi I j ■ J I extra cost, and the contents marked on each packaga. If you desira, your meat will be wrapped Aga am 9 * n paper at an additional cost sufficient only to cover the cost of freezer paper. Don't K JS | II k mis* thi* big sale. Come in today and place your order. You may pick it up later. PKG. | 7" cut RIB ROASTSJb. 69c Boneless Chuck «>. 55c Boneless Roast Shoulder lb. 65c Boneless Brisket Roast lb. 59c ‘‘SUPER - RIGHT” HEAVY GRAIN FED BEEF CHUCK BLADE mmm COME SEE OUR SELECTION OF LOW PRICED * “' yL l/It/7 CHRISTMAS TOYS FOR MEN AND women, handsome I’ilMi ask the manager about the conveniently lay irw y 4 IMH mgfidJm | A-WAY PLAN COME IN TODAY? Jk i r T ’ | | ErX*i| KfrW lunches _ __ WJ\ 1 JiiiM mmm GRAPES « 2 -25 cJk FRUIT CAKE m ■llli Florida grown sweet juicy m/ 7 m ml SH AMERICA’S FAVORITE - OV« % FRUIT * NUTSI __ _ ™ K.* Wk&SB 5 ” %99 GRAPEFRUIT 4 -29 c Onlv ®- - Willy CASH RFGTSTFR TAPFS FROM d9HnKpßslip§H}t r/i-18. CAKE I 3-18. CAKE mm m a HHI o— 1 $ 1.49 | | %J C E A&p SALTED SPANISH 0b ob^ l 1-LB. PKG. PRICES IN AD ARE EFFECTIVE W _ SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 4TH COME SEE! I'IVG. 17c Cheer Tide Oxydol Joy Liquid Ptg. 34c pS. 81c pS. 34c pvk. 81c p&. 35c & 85c I c^*37c 2 c^ z '63c |%|%|P|% MP M Sultana Spie ’N Span Comet Dash Detergent 1%l tl/ PtMll*# Pork and Beans 2*» Cto *- 31c g ~ • pinto | | |lf |C 3a, 29c | P L &. 29c a, 89c 2 «.■ 47c | 39c r «- 79c | • M iV M-M ~ 701 North Broad Street - Edenton, N. C. * NOETHERN '""JIJLM PAGE SEVEN i—■secttort Gi*h

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