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SECTION ONE
shopping with you in mind
By “KATE”
Come, go shopping with
me this weekend. There’s
so many good items for sale,
especially at the P & Q
Super Market. Imagine fry
ing size chicken for only 25
cents per pound; lean, tend
er pork chops, 59 cents; pork
loin roasts, 95 cents and in
the produce department, or
anges are selling this week
end for 5 pounds, 39 cents;
young, tender snap beans, 2
pounds 39 cents and for des
sert, strawberries, 3 pints
for SI.OO. You can v really
tell that spring is here at
lie P & Q Super Market.
In case you’ve missed see
ing those attractive, budget
priced dresses in the Betty
Shoppe archway, let me tell
you about them. These
dresses are summer cottons
ranging in sizes from small
up to size 52, in such fam
ous makes as Pat Perkins,
Carolina Maid, Nancy Wayne
and Harmony. And for the
ladies, wearing half sizes,
these, too. are available. The
budget prices on these frocks
run from $5.98 to $9.98. mak
ing it possible for you to se
lect several for your sum
mer wardrobe from the
Betty Shoppe Archway.
Rlitchener's Pharmacy has
a new arrival—the new In
= OUR SOIL * OUR STRENGTH =
The Bear Swamp Water
shed Planning Committee is
continuing to make plans for
d' veloping a complete wa
t ashed work plan for the
watershed. The 15,000-acre
watershed is located near
Center Hdl in Chowan and
Perquimans counties Sev
eial meetings of the local
inttjested people have been
held in the past several
months, according to Archie
l.ane, drainage district chair
man In fact, a public hear
ing was held in December for
those interested to express
their views on the proposed
pc ject. Mr. Pane, pointed
cut that the group had made
application to the North Ca
rolina Soil and Water Con
servation Committee for as
s: stance under the Watershed
Protection and Flood Pre
v< ntion Act in developing
the resources of the entire
watershed. This application
was approved recently by the
state committee. The people
in the watershed will meet
Wednesday night at 8 o’clock
in Hertford with Lacy
Coates of the Soil Conserva
tion Service Watershed
Planning Party Staff in Ra
leigh. for the purpose of re
j * WEEKEND SPECIALS ★ j
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| (irade “A” w hole only j
I FRYERS lb. 27c!
I Full Cut
I Round Steak . . lb. 85c I
I _f
I Fresh Ground
| Hamburger 3 ~,s - $1.15 \
j Libby’s 24-oz. can \
| Beef Stew 49c I
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! Hi-C 46-oz. cans ;S
: Fruit Drinks 3 for SI.OO :
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: Red & White ;
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: Salad Dressing . qt. 43e :
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; Libby’s
: Patted Meat . . can lOe j;
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stamatie 404 Electric Eye
Camera. This camera is 'com
pletely automatic and is
simple to operate for “fool
proof” pictures. I might add
that flash pictures are much
easier to take with the new
flash cube on this new item.
For true, clear pictures with
black and white, color and
color slides, get one of the
newest, the Instamatic 404
trom Mitchener’s.
It’s housecleaning time
again and time to store all
your winter clothes. At
Gene's 5c and 10c Store you
can get large quilted gar
ment bags which will hbld
16 garments, an easy way to
keep your clothes safe dur
ing the summer months, and
just think only 88 cents
each. By the way, for more
protection against, months,
buy a package of moth balls
for only 27 cents each. This
week, also, you can get four
rolls of paper towels for 88
cents and 10 rolls of toilet
tissue for 67 cents at Gene’s
5c and 10c Store.
With new summer mer
chandise arriving daily,
Tarkington's in older t<
have more loom, are really
having wonderful bargains in
spring suits and dresses. All
spring hats, too, are on salt
at half price. Sc htirry tc
Tarkington’s and select sev
eral of these wonderful
viewing the information to
date and making plans for
completing the work plan.
Once Ihe work plan is
pleted then Hie people will
be in a position to start car
rying out the provisions
planned to develop their re
sources.
District Leaders Meet
Lloyd C. Bunch, chairman
of the local board of soil
and water conservation dis
trict supervisors, reports
that the board will meet this
Thursday night at the local
SCS Work Unit office local
ed in the Post Office. The
local board meet’ regularly
to plan coming events for
the district program. Os in
terest al the present is Soil
Stewardship Week, May 15-
22, in which the supervisors
will be getting out material
shortly. Also several appli
cations for technical assist
ance will be considered and
acted upon. The public is
always welcome to attend
the board meetings and par
ticipate in the discussions.
Supervisors will again this
year sponsor a boy from
Chowan County at the North
Carolina Conservation work
shop to be held in Raleigh
“buys.” . You always look
“well dressed” with latest
styles from Tarkington’s.
If you’ve been “doing”
your own hair, here’s away
to get rid of that tiresome
chore; At the Nu Curl
Beauty Salon, for you “do it
yourselves,” they’re offering
with each permanent a fol
low-up shampoo and set
FREE! So why risk a home
“hair-do”? Just call the Nu
Curl Beauty Salon. By the
way, ahother beautician has
heen added to their staff,
Miss Carolyn Sadler, thus
making it easier to get an
appointment at the Nu Curl.
Happiness dollars are
those you .invest when you
buy the latest models in
household appliances such as
the Geperal Electric line
from the Quinn Furniture
Company. Warm weather
means busy refrigerators and
freezers and the General
Electric line tops the list.
And men. if you want to
really make a hit with vour
wife, get her one of those
late models of General Elec
tric ranges with all the
no d e'r n gadgets attached,
from the Quinn Furniture
Company.
For Health and Beauty
Aids, Hollowcll’s Rcx a 11
Drug Store is the place to
in June.
Here And There
S. I'. Small has just com
plcted constructing an open
| outlet ditch for drainage oh
one of his farms. Charles
Saunders has filled up sev
eral ditches to get a rnfleh
better row arrangement. He
| plans to construct the new
ditches parallel to each oth
er. lie also plans on seed
ing all the field borders to
fescue grass this fall. E. C.
Bunch recently installed
some clay tile drains. Gil
bert Hare is planning on
planting hairy indigo for a
summer cover crop on sandy
land. Earl White recently
had a tract of woodland
ni3iked for thinning by the
North Carolina Division of
Forestry. Joseph .Crisanti
construct! d several jetties
along the sound about three
years ago and has proven
that something can be done
about the sound shore ero
sion along the sound with
the jetties. He is planning
to construct more.
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THE CHOWAN HERALD, EDENTON, NORTH CAROLINA, THURSDAT APRIL 21, 1966.
shop. Right now they’re
having a Half Price Sale on
Tussy Cream and Roll-on
Deodorants, regularly SI.OO,
now 50c. Also the new Tus
sy Spray Deodorant, bonus
size, SI.OO. For all your
cosmetic needs, shop at Hol
lowell’s Rexa-U Drug Store.
At Ross Jewelers you'll
find several wonderful aids
when doing your spring
cleaning, some of which ate
silver and brass polishes and
tarnish preventatives. The
ever popular Tarnishicld, the
International silver tarnish
preventative, Senichro m e
brass polish and specially
treated polishing cloths, all
recotomeiuled for keeping
your silver and brass ware
locking beautifully bright
and clean, from Ross Jew
elers.
Wouldn’t a nice Thick
Whip be refreshing these
warm spring days. Well,
wish no more. It can be
real by just driving out to
the Tastee Freez. At the
Tastee Freez you can always
get delicious, nourishing
fbod, such as well p’cparccl
fried chicken dinners, shrimp
dinners, hamburgers with all
the trimmings and, of course,
those ever popular French
fries. So. for a snack or a
full lunch or dinner, drive
out to the Tastee Freez.
Outdoor Tips
from Ihi* Ancient
Sportsman’s Idea Exchange
WORMS ALIVE
Moss will keep worms
alive. They eat the stuff.
SHARP EDGE
Stroke your knife over a
fine stone with soap used as
a lubricant. Gives you the
finest edge ever.
MATCHBOX
Everybody knows an emp
ty 16-gauge shotgun shell
slipped into an empty 12-
gauge shotgun shell makes a
good waterproof match hot:.
Now you know, too.
SCOPE SAFE ;
A short length of rubber
hose, split open, will fit on
your scope arid protect it
from knocks and scrapes.
HOSED
If the gunwale of your
aluminum boat is cold and
noisy, cut a garden hose
down the middle and fit i*
over gunwale strip. Rivet
fast with aluminum rivets.
WATERPROOF WALLET
If you may take a spill
Library Friends Group!
Joined By More People
Solicitation for member
ships in Friends of the Li
brary moved into the sec
ond week in Chowan Coun
ty with a good response.
Sustaining, student and
adult memberships are be
ing sold by a growing list
of canvassers. Those added
to the list include: Mrs, E.
C. Alexander, Mrs. Leo La-
Voie, Marie Wheeler, Mary
Arrington Bunch, Mary Mac
Holmes, Mrs. J. W. White
Mrs. Wesley Chesson, Mrs.
Preston Rogerson, Mrs. Ker
mit Layton and Mrs. E. N.
Elliott.
Sustaining members are:
George C., Benbry and'Gj'ay
overboard, wrap your wallet
in a plastic freezer bag and
bind it with a rubber band.
You may get wet but your
wallet won’t.
POLISH OFF LURES
Nail polish (comes in the
craziest colors these days!)
is better than paint for
touching up lures. Handy
brush keeps cleanup work
tc, a minimum.
CLEAN BUCKET
S’a fact. Clean your min
now bucket out with baking
soda every now and then
and your bait will live
'longer.
DRY MATCHES
An empty shotgun shel l
makes a good waterproo
match holder. Seal open enc
with a rnrk or strip of tape
LIVELY MINNOWS
Drop an alke-seltzer tablet
into your minnow bucket
Bubbles aerate water, keep
bait lively longer.
TAILS YOU WIN
Deer hunters can after
tell when they hit by deer’
tad as it bounds away. Tai
■* up, you lose. You probabb
| missed him. Tail down, yoi
■ win. It’s probably a hit.
CARTOP CUSHION
If you have to transpor
something but your carlo:
racks are left behind, inflate
an inner tube and rest th
(object on il. Then lasi
! down and drive awav.
| MIGHT ICE FISHING
Buy a roll of reflecto tape
and wrap ice tippets with
it. Now a flashlight’s beam
located every one when
! night fishing.
RED FLANNELS
Make your next gun case
-ut of red flannel. Then it
doubles as a scarf, head
warmer, emergency band
: |e, sit down pad or safety
cteor patch.
son Wood, Mr. and Mrs. Ross |
Inglis, M. A. Hughes and J.
Ehiinghaus.
Adult members include:
(Jean Biggs, Mrs. John
Habit,, Mrs. Guy Hobbs,
Mrs. Herbert Small, Aurelia
Layden, Mrs. Henry Powell,
Jr., Mrs. Henry Powell, Sr.,
Mrs. J. L. Pettus, Mary Mac
Holmes, Father Joseph Lash
and Mrs. Joe Conger, Sr.
Also, Mrs. Joe Conger, Jr.,
Mrs. George Twiddy, MrS.
Clarence Britton, Dr. A. F.
Jownum, Sr., Dr. A. F.
Downum, Jr., F. L. Wil
liams, Frank Williams, Mrs.
Tulia Bond, Mrs. Carrie
Earnhardt and Mrs. B. G.
Willis. -
And, Mr. and Mrs. George
Mack, Mrs. J. N. Pruden,
Sr., Mrs. Hector Lupton, Mrs.
Elton Forehand, Mrs. J. P.
Partin, Mrs. L. F. Amburn,
Mrs. Ray Bunch and Mr. and
Mrs. Lloyd Bunch.
Also. Mrs. T. W. Jones,
Iva Mae Dail, W. S. Skinner,
Mrs. Carroll Kramer, Mrs.
Eunice J. Lipham, Mas. J.
W. Crabtree, J. H. Basnight,
Mr. and Mrs. John W.
Wheeler, Mrs. Jackie Ricks
and Joyce Harrell.
Student memberships thus
far include: Penny Powell,
Tillie Cordon. Chris Cordon,
Gail Bunch, Raymond Bunch,
Elizabeth Williams, Becky
Bunch, Sonia Edwards. H. L.
Edwards. Donna Wooten,
Ronnie Wooten, Mary Perry,
Robin Perry. Nancy Twiddy
ind Betsy Twiddy.
Lunch Room Menu
Menus at the John A.
Holmes High School lunch
oom for the week of April
15 through April 29 will be
is follows:
Monday - Weiners, weiner
•■oils, pork and beans, cole
Jaw, chocolate pudding and
milk.
Tuesday— Spaghetti with
neat sauce, toss salad, but
ered corn, hot biscuits, but
ter, peaches and milk.
. Wednesday Hamburger
and gravy, hamburger rolls,
mashed potatoes, green
beans, apricots and milk.
Thursday Grilled lunch
eon meat, buttered rice,
Lima beans, bread, ginger
bread and milk.
Friday—Tuna fish salad on
lettuce, bread potato chips,
green peas, cbdoftriut cake
and milk.
MITCHELL PENN REELS I
300 SPINNER 109 MF
Rose’s Special Price With M*tal Spool
1 11.10 DO and Star Dra *
Only $12.88 • Reg. Price $15.56 • ■
Rose’s Price $10 47 |
■ Penn 9MF Reel S
lit Metal Spool and Star Drag J
-B, I • Reg. Price $16.95 • a
Rose’s Price $11 37 3
■ vj* jUfer Ocean City
—1? True Temper Reel S
1/ V\ Star Drag
■ »L . • Reg. Price $14.50 • a
f Rose’s Price $9.67 ■
SPINNERS - ■
Zebco 404
■ Complete With
Monofilament Line L*G
• Reg. Price $7.95 • NI|V| J R
Rose’s Price $5.97
Zebco 202 . 5
Complete With No 8 M* l-0 " Automatic g
Monofilament Line Ft 1 !? T?ppl
■ • Reg. Price $5.95 • I n ’ (tcnrt ■
i Rose's Price $2.97 Rose 8 Prlce 86 -°° i
Zebco 707 •T ' ,
Complete With Line . ■»,
i • Reg. Price $5.95 • v,
■ Rose’s Price $3.97 •- )
3 1f ’ , a
Zebco 33
Complete With Line • ~*]
• Reg. Price $19.50 • . j, H
■ Rose’s Price sll- 77
3 Mitchell 302 I 1 j
• Reg. Price $47.00 •
! Rose’s Price $23- 97 |
Garcia Rods " 5
6V,’ &7’ Light Spinning J
6’ & 6 '/a ’ Baiteasting B
Only $7.97 | # J
5 Betts Rods S i 3
6'V SPIN ROD I J
! Only $4.97 [
■ - j
5> 2’ CASUNG ROD J. 8 ■
S Only $5.57 " !' j I {
■ FOLSOM FISH ROD t] 1 5
Only $1.97 L r I 1 I S
a « j- d I 3 b
!9’ HURRICANE FLY ROD ti 11 ft"’ 1
: Only $5.97 -j fe jj j |
Cane Poles ) I, \\ .1 j
Only 57c - ~U\ U oar Ul? |
[ BAITS AMTLURKS |
FAMOUS HOPKINS LURES
| Size No. I—Reg-. $1.25-- r .-.Now 99c
■ Size No. 2— Regr. $1.40 Now $1.29 5
3 Size No. 3—Reg. $1,65----Now $1.37 3
j MEPPS FRENCH SPINNERS g
No. 199 c Nos. 2 & 3 $1.09
3 REBEL MINNOWS |
■ 3V 2 ” Gold $1.17 g
3 4V 2 ” Silver $1.47 3
1 s*/ 2 ” Silver $1.47 g
j EAGLE CLAW FISH HOOKS |
Asst. Sizes 6to Card, Only 47c
a "“ASST.'SIZES DUPONT a
■ Monofilament Line 8
100 yd. spool 47c
3 1000 yd. spool
Cl2-lb. test) $1.37 g
COURTLAND
Nylon Fly Lines 5
3 25 yd. spool 99c
[ SIX INCH /RIG WORMS [
Black, Purple or, Red w_.s7c |
3 Jig-A-Ell—Black. _ _'.99c 3
j SPECIAL SETS [
2 FLII4 Folsom Rod with ,
8048 Roddy Ree L... _ .Only $7.77 I
■ T 8 3 Yz ft. Rebel Rod with
No. 5 South Bend Reel,.Only $5.27 3
3 615 Folsom Rod with
g 940 F Ocean City Reel.. Only $13.97 g
3 9 ft. Hurricane TO’Rod with
g No. 8 Martin Fly Reel, Only $13.47 g
■ Metal Tackle Box ■
3 For All Your
■ Fishing Equipment
3 Only $2.88
Fishing
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