ASCS News
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Arrraif Certification .
Acreage reports have
boon ropoitoit on 543
(arms as of 13 o'clock on
Griffin Attends
ECC Workshop
GREENVILLE Forty
four teachers. nurses, so
cial workers and students
from 17 North Carolina
counties and the states of
South Carolina and Vir
ginia enrolled in the 1967
"Alcoholism In Health
Education" workshop at
East Carolina College.
The program was de
signed to give participants
an objective and construc
tive approach to the prob
lems of alcohol.
Enrollees studied socio
logical. psychological and
physiological . problems of
the use or misuse of bev
erage alcohol.
Among those attending
the workshop was John
Griffin. 105 Morris Circle,
Edenton, who teaches at
Camp Lejeune High School.
Death Claims
Mrs. Edwards
Mrs. Addie Smith Ed
wards, 31, of Chesapeake,
Va., died June 14 at Mary
view Hospital after an ex
tended illness.
A native of Chowan
County, she was the daugh
ter of the late William and
Minnie Smith. Her marri
ige was to James Bobby
dwards, who survives.
Also surviving are two
sons, James Earl and
Thomas Paul Edwards, both
of the home; two brothers,
Hubert L. and Johnnie T.
Smith, both of Richmond,
Va., and four sisters, Mrs.
Decie Lowe of Portsmouth,
Va., Mrs. Joyce Lee of
Gatesville and Mrs. Miley
Barrow and Mrs. Hazel
Bass, both of Edenton.
Mrs. Edwards was a
Methodist Church m> Ports
mouth. ,
Fcneral services were
held at 4 P. M. Saturday
at First Christian Church
with Rev. E. C. Alexander
in charge. Burial was in
Beaver Hill Cemetery.
Williford Funeral Home
was in charge of arrange
ments.
Business Associate Wanted
If you have management or sales
ability, to share in a very fast
growing business opportunity in
the Northeastern N. C. area, you
can earn a substantial five-figure
income and be your own boss.
This business involves providing services
small businessmen want and need. If you have
management or sales ability, you do not need
experience in this field because all technical
aspects of the service are furnished by a na
tional organization headquartered in Washing
ton, D. C. You also receive thorough and
expense-fffree training in Washington, D. C.,
plus field training. An investment of $3,000 is
required. For full information, write or call:
SILAS FLETCHER
Phone 357-2089, Gatesville, N. C.
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It’» just like having a supermarket in your own
home. Eliminates needless “second" trips to the
grocery and enables your family to eat what they
want, when they want it. Has convenient counter
balanced lid, fast-freese compartment and key lock.
Western Gas & Fuel 09 Service
US S. Bread St. Phone M2-SIU Id—ten. N. C.
Monday, June l*J. There
are still 10‘J farms that
need to certify to the
ptunted acreage. Farms will
not be visited as ill the
past - only 35 i>or cent of
the farms in the county
will be visited for compli
ance purposes. If you have
a neighbor that has not
certified, remind him to
come in the ASCS office
and sign his acreage report.
Failure to certify applica
ble acreages by the dead
line date June 30 will re
sult in a loss of program
benefits and payments.
Final Payments
We hope to be able to
pay off all cotton and feed
grain participants by the
middle of July this year.
All payments will be com
puted in the New Orleans
Commodity Office and sent
to the county office for de
livery. This will eliminate
farmers having to come to
the county office for their
checks.
Bin and Dryer Loans
Now is the time for all
farmers to take inventory
of their storage facilities
to see if they are adequate
to take care of their grain
and soybean crop. If not
they should investigate the
possibilities of purchasing
new storage facilities and
drying equipment. ASCS
stands ready to help in
this undertaking by offer
ing to lend up to 85 per
cent of the out-of-pocket
cost of such equipment.
The loan on the bin is re
payable in 4 equal install
ments over a period of five
years, with an interest rate
of 4 per cent. The inter
est on the dryer loan is
also 4 per cent. This loan
is repayable in 3 annual
installments over a period
of 3 years. Interested
farmers are encouraged to
visit or call the ASCS of
fice for complete details.
The USDA on JUhe 13
announced the schedule of
loan rates by grades for
the 1967 crop of flue-cured
tobacco. Loan rates range
from 27 cents to 89 cents
per pound, and reflect the
average support price level
of 59.9 cents per pound.
This support level repre
sents an increase of about
2 per cent over the 1966
crop national average sup
port level.
Reminders
Final date to file for a
new farm wheat allotment
is June 30. Report cotton
failure and receive approv
al before disposing of co
ton.
TUB CHOWAN IIKKALD, EDENTON, NORTH CAROLINA, TllllltSDAV, JUNE 22, l»«7.
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He buys direct, eliminating in between costs. I ■ »ill||X SHOULDER
He watches his operating expenses. ™ ®
"SUPER-RIGHT" HEAVY CORN-FED BEEF "SUPER-RIGHT" HEAVY CORN-FED BEEF LEAN
He sells a quality product... Ann Page Cheeri-Aid CUBED CHUCK STEAKS Lb 85c BONELESS STEW BEEF u>. 55e
He guarantees satisfaction. Ground" BeeT' - 45c] ErfBISKT - 69 cl
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He sells at a fair price and makes a profit in pennies. MORRELLS COOKED, BONELESS, CANNED
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After all, we started with just one product more than a century ago. £ |_g
Here’s an important tip to all young businessmen. niaiwi can m
about the products you 5e11... the people you serve.
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/'Mm, ->1 "J BOLOGNA »49c FISH STICKS 33c
t jane parker ready to serve / \
PEACH PIES 8 pk g z ; 39c 4-DELICIOUS FLAVORS MARVEL BRAND j
JANE PARKER SPECIALLY PRICED! VARIETY I■" Eg I I 1/ V 2 -Go\ |2 QC
RDF AVI E QQc IYIILIX Uv
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CAKE Pk " Ow IGREENl GREEN BEANS 2 ’ ,? 35c CHERRY m ** ®* /
GUARANTEED TO PLEASEYOU!LIGHT MEAT CHUNK
A&P TUNA 2 55
• SUNNYFIELD VALUE PRICED! J" 1- V • A&P IN THE SHELL
PANCAKE MIX 2 & 25c f SULTANA SALE! 1 ROASTED PEANUTS -st 39c
• F«M pac brand sweet SULTANA PEANUT BUTTER V' 99c • a&p vacuum packed
POTATOES 2 & 45c £ COLOMBIAN COFFEE a 79c
Cheddar Cheese « 33c l sultana mayonnaise e 45: J MAYONNAISE 1 55 c
iDRINK 3s 89
Fresh Tender Yellow Coraß ears 49c
1% H I® A /VALUE PRICED! YELLOW N FRESH - TENDER, YELLOW
PUTATUES onions swash 2- me
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