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INS Forewarns
Os Alien Address
Reports Problem
Aliens required to report
their current United States
address this January may
And the procedure more
difficult because of changes
made by the U. S. Im
migration and
Naturalization Service.
The INS has eliminated
several thousand postal
facilities from its
distribution list for Alien
Address Report Cards and
reduced the number of
cards that will be sent to
remaining post offices.
Only postal facilities in
cities with a significant
number of aliens reporting
in 1980 will receive cards for
1981, the Postal Service
said.
Postal facilities which do
not receive the cards will
not participate in the 1981
program. They will,
however, assist customers
by referring them to the
nearest Immigration and
Naturalization Service
office to obtain registration
cards.
Communion Set
The Lord’s Supper will be
observed at First
Presbyterian Church at 11
A.M. Sunday. The pastor
will preach on “In The
Beginning”, from Genesis,
John and I John 1:1.
INTEGON?
It means
Pension Planning.
Ask the Integon Listener
to help design your
company's pension plan.
A tax-favored plan your
company can afford that
provides meaningful
benefits and builds
employee morale.
TALK TO THE
INTEGON LISTENER.
JAMES 0. PERRY, JR.
P. 0. Box 860
CARY, NC 27511
TEL 467-5530
OINTFGON
3 Steps
In Buying
A Home _
1. Select The House
2. Get The Cost
3. Come To Us!
We'll talk over the amount of the
down payment, insurance, taxes,
size of the monthly payments and
the time they will run. We can start
to process your application immedi
ately and before you know it the .
ys to a new home will be in your
and. Stop in.
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The Committee onlnauguml Ceremonies
requests the honor of your presence
atthehauguration
of
James B Hunt, Jr
as
Governor of North Carolina
Saturday, the tenth of January
Nineteen hundred and eighty-one
at twelve oclock
State Capitol
Raleigh, North Carolina
Trainee Jobs
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agency responsible for
assisting landusers with
planning and applying soil
and water conservation
measures.
Any interested college
freshmen, sophomores or
juniors must file ap
pllications no later than
January 31, to be considered
for employment in the
summer of 1981. Ap
plications may be obtained
from the SCS Area Office,
located at 203 East Queen
Street, Edenton, as well as
from the SCS State Office,
located in Raleigh’s Federal
Building. The state office
mailing address is Post
Office Box 27307, Raleigh,
N.C. 17611.
I FACTS I
& FIGURES J
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To hold oil imports to
1978’s 8.5 million barrels a
day means holding domestic
conventional oil and gas
production at current or
higher levels—which will
cost about S4O billion per
year by 1990.
* * *
A cumulative investment
of S6O to S7O billion is
needed for synfuel plants
capable of producing a mil
lion barrels a day by 1990,
, say experts at Gulf Oil Cor
poration. The need for capi
tal is intensified by infla
tion: drilling rigs, offshore
leases, etc., have gone up
more rapidly than the Con
sumer Price Index.
* * *
Enhanced recovery tech
niques designed to squeeze
more oil out of older fields
have added about 385,000
barrels a day to U.S. oil
production.
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M r r P j 7 Piece Silverstone Ladies’
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Reg. $19.97 Arrow or Gant
Ladies' Boots $13.72 Dress Shirts ___s6.oo
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Trash Bags $2.87 UtCr W W PRICE X
d 1.1 _ p . tc7 / 1 No Deposit, No Return Tier And Valance Sets In Assorted Sizes
I - . Bottles. To 36 Inches.
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■ 10 Gallon (Most (hacked) 100 Count Slightly Irregular
d Glass Aquariums $3.87 3% x Envelopes 2/SI.OO Thirsty Towels $1.77
■ Reg. $2.77 Reg. $14.77 Limit 6 5 Lb.
TV Trays SI.BB Snoopy Speedway $5.24 Golden Flame Firelogs 88c
I 1,000 Piece Reg. $14.77 8 Speed
I Miltan-Bradley Puzzles $1.33 Miiky The Cow— $5.24 Waring Blender $19.87
Packafe of 3 (Reg. 11.091 Re.i r r tireen
THE CHOWAN HERALD
Centralized School Menus For January
Centralized breakfast and
'"luncheon menus in
cafeterias of Edenton-
Chowan Schools for the next
month include:
January 5 Fruit cup or
juice, assorted cereals and
milk. Pork with gravy,
whipped potatoes, green
peas, rolls and milk. (
January 6 Apple sauce,
sausage biscuit and milk.
Pizza, buttered corn, pears,
oatmeal-raisin cookies and
milk.
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Angel Falls in Southern
Venezuela is the highest
waterfall in the world at
3,212 feet.
January 7 Chilled juice,
cheese toast and milk. Fish
fillet, green pepper slaw,
potatoes with cheese top
ping, gelatin, cornbread and
milk.
January B—OrangeB—Orange juice,
bacon crisp, scrambled
eggs, buttered grits, toast
with jelly and milk. Beef
vegetable soup, sandwiches,
crackers, apricots and milk.
January 9 Chilled juice,
sausage links, french toast
with syrup and milk. Hot
turkey sandwich with
gravy, whipped potatoes,
green beans and milk.
January 12 Juice,
cheese toast and milk.
Cheeseburger with bun,
french fries, ketchup, apple
pie and milk.
January 13 Chilled
juice, scrambled eggs,
buttered toast and milk.
Pork pattie, steamed rice
with gravy, mixed
vegetables, candied yams,
rolls and milk.
January 14 Fruit cup,
bacon crisp, toast with jelly
and milk. Pizza, carrot and
celery strips, potato rounds,
ketchup, peanut cookies and
milk.
January 15 Chilled
juice, sausage link, pancake
with syrup and milk. Ham
and cabbage, boiled
potatoes, pickled beets,
cornbread and milk.
January 16 Banana
half, assorted cereals and
milk. Soup and sandwich,
crackers, peach cobbler and
milk.
January 19 Chilled
juice, doughnuts and milk.
Frankfurter with roll,
mustard, beans, carrot
cabbage salad and milk.
January 20 Peaches,
cinnamon toast and milk.
Seaburgers with lettuce,
french fries, ketchup, tartar
sauce, apricots and milk.
January 21 Chilled
juice, waffles with syrup
and milk. Sausage pattie,
sweet potatoes, green peas,
apple sauce, rolls and milk.
January 22 Apple
sauce, buttered toast and
milk. Fried chicken, but
tered corn, lima beans, rolls
and milk.
January 23 Orange
juice, scrambled eggs, toast
jvith jelly and milk. Turkey
sandwich, lettuce and
tomatoe.s, mixed
Thursday, January 1, 1981
vegetables, chocolate cake
and milk.
January 26 Chilled
juice, bacon crisp, buttered
grits and milk. Hamburger
with bun, ketchup, mustard,
tossed salad, french fries
and milk.
January 27 Apple
sauce, buttered toast and
milk. Student’s choice.
January 28 Student
Holiday!
January 29 Orange
juice, scrambled eggs,
buttered toast and milk.
Pizza, carrot and celery
. strips, buttered com, peanut
cup and milk.
January 30 Banana
half, assorted cereals and
milk. Beef - vegetable soup,
sandwiches, crackers,
orange wedges and milk.