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LUNOVS HOT OR MILD ■■MaHa^LBBIBIMUMHLU RED HOTS 5199 PORK SAUSAGE 5p9 SUPERBRAND vTd brand 4 W ’ PBRANP pinky pig S CHEESE SLICES FRANKS cooked ham bao/yn I i l9 039o 39 -99 12-OZ. P PKG. P PKG. 448. P «<*.cupsu«»ra» . BEEf'fRANKS H 29 L 141. PKG S2"J I 9 II SOUR CREAM 19 manager northside shopping center GEORGE DRAWuY EDENTON, N.C. THE CHOWAN HKRAI.n Page 7-B Scientists Set Priority Study RALEIGH - William V. Griffin of New Bern, vice president of the National Com Growers Association and a current member of the Board of Directors of the Com Growers Association of North Carolina, recently announced that several research scientists of the Department of Crop Science at North Carolina State University will be involved in a “National Corn Research Needs and Priorities Study.” Griffin said that the purpose of the study is “to determine whether or not a 10-billion bushel U S corn crop is a practical goal in order to meet the nation's domestic and export needs.” The study, according to Griffin, is being financed by the U. S. Department of Agriculture through its cooperating research agencies “Task forces on production, utilization and marketing have been organized to conduct the study,” Griffin stated, "by a National Corn Research Coordinating Committee.” In the North Carolina phase of the study, the USDA and the Agriculture Research Service of NCSU will be jointly involved. The USDA will provide funding, while the Department of crop Science of NCSU will provide research and faculty personnel. Dr. Paul Harvey and Dr. * Billy Caldwell, crop scientists at NCSU, will handle overall coordination of the study. Griffin said the study “should be very useful, when completed in March of 1982, to corn farmers, program managers, ex porters and grain dealers in determining how much c should be grown domestic use and for i. export market.” Washington Report Continued From Page 1 B to SIO,OOO per year donee and includes an unlimited marital deduction on estate taxes. The Ways and Means Committee has been working long hours on the bill this week and hopes to complete it in time to have a bill passed by the House of Representatives before August Ist. Taken In Death Mrs. Ina Bratten Munden, 80, of Edentori, died July 19 at the Chowan Hospital. She is survived by three step daughters: Mrs. Clara B. Long of Elizabeth City: Mrs. Estelle Munden Grantham of New Bern and Mrs. Mildred Munden Satterfield of Edenton, and several nieces and nephews A native of Washington County, she was the wife of the late William A Munden and daughter of the late John and Comfort Leggett Bratten. She was a member of Edenton Baptist Church and H. H. McMillan Group. The funeral service was held at the Williford- Barham Funeral Chapel at 2 P.M on July 21. The burial was at Beaver Hill Cemetery. Pallbearers were Paul Gregory, Jim Ervin, Jack Stubbs, Jesse Hughes. Herbert Ward and William Satterfield. SI,OOO Prize A SI,OOO grand prize will be awarded in the upcoming poetry «* 'petition spon sored by -Id of Poetry, a quarter lewsletter for poets. Poems of all styles and on any subject are eligible to compete for the grand prize or for 99 other cash or merchandise awards, totaling over SIO,OOO Says Contest Chairman. Joseph Mellon, “We are encouraging poetic talent of every kind, and expect our contest to produce exciting discoveries. Rules and official entry forms are available from the World of Poetry, 2431 Stockton. Dept J. Sacramento. California, 95817
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