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Thursday. December 17, 1981 GREETINGS PRICES EFFECTIVE THRU SATURDAY, (ifm* \ DECEMBER 19IN CMNTOM \ DON T FORGET—REDEEM YOUR \ 1 Rl;' '■ Vi® STRIMWLUE? 1 “ 11 7V \ Yjr £ • Cornish Hens • Boneless Hams / a \ ‘Turkey Roast‘Frozen Hens... narfcet prices ~~ ultry { SAVE 30* WITH THIS COUPON | Fried Chicken j Wtißm i J I I I 1 I I Lunch ■ I I I I * I ft With 2 Vegetables and | Roll. (Reg. Price 2.29) i Limit Om Plate Lunch I with This coupon MULlMi4i||n|M| [CUi GOOD THRU 19 AT EDCNTON I .» J ✓—T Produce Specials |HHIHB| J i EASTERN GROWN U.S. #1 ALL PURPOSE White Potatoes A&P QUALITY HEAVY WESTERN GRAIN FED BEEF illff IB I STANDARD (12 OZ. 2.99) • (16 OZ. 3.89) BONE IN II I lb ‘ Fresh testers » 1 99 Rib Roast lS 2®® J A&P QUALITY pQQ (STEAK LB. 2.89) AftQ \Y MB Pro<luce speCialS J > Canned Ham 3 £ ss”5 s ” Sirloin Tip Roast ,cr U.S.D. A. INSPECTED FRESH B | bs or OSCAR MAYER (LINK SAUSAGE LB. 2.59) OR I r|ll| |ll?j Fryer Legs mo ™ , 88 0 Lean ’N Tasty £ &1 59 Tanaerines OSCAR MAYER (COOKED HAM 6QZ. 1.79) OR • ■jm&K'"' HILLSHIRE FARM (ALL VARIETIES EXCEPT BEEF) l «W tjgjfcww-nii Hhtftn rr ii»«r v Z 29 „ 100 A&P QUALITY HEAVY WESTERN GRAIN FED BEEF 111 on |v ■ Bone JQP A&P QUALITY FRESH V MW 7 m J ChtlCk Roast » 1* Pork Picnic Roast »>. OO p ASSORTED FAMILY PACK j<q KLEENEX (EX. ABSORBENT 24 CT. 2.89) .—q SLICING CUCUMBERS OR CAUFORNIA CRISP Scott Napkins x* 1 Toddler Diapers « 1 Green . jm Firm nnc tCXMim ,»OfFIABH.-fU»MDE(YOUP»YOHLY| DpnnPr« 3*» | DHUVfllj „ JW’’ Coffee Mate Aqua Fresh rrf9 c Pepp re ° Broc I toWMi»-.-Z*‘ fSSSviZ 7“ f^W lB a P wu™*— 5; 1 EL. a2 W Maxi Thin Pads » 2 49 BW Seed 5 & 99* Poinsettias V 3 j^H 0004 0*« '9■" (Ofnrow M,s IPHES9 \fcjjgoP \mMJH9 701 Worth Broad Street - Edenton. N.C. THE CHOWAN HERALD Page 7-A New Chairman Named By Hunt RALEIGH Glenn R. Jernigan, a Democrat and native of Fayetteville, was named on December 11, by Gov. James B. Hunt, Jr., to the position of chairman, Employment Security Commisssion (ESC) of North Carolina. Jernigan will assume leadership of the agency on January 1. At the time of his ap pointment, Jernigan was representing the 10th Senatorial District (Cum berland County). Jernigan was duly elected to the N . C. Senate in 1975. He was appointed in 1979 to fill the unexpired term of Sen. John T. Henley. Senate com mittee appointments have included the Chairmanship of Election Laws and Manufacturing Labor and Commerce Committees as well as a seat on ten other committees. Jernigan was born in LaGrange, April 10, 1939, to Claude J., Sr., and Lydia E. (Jones) Jernigan. His parents are now deceased. He was graduated Fayet teville High School, Camp bell College and East Carolina University. Jer nigan served in the U. S. Army Reserves, Jernigan has been af filiated with seven professional or service organizations as well as the Board of Trustees tor East Carolina University. He has received recognition and honors in five categories of community service and he has been listed in “Who's Who in American Colleges and Universities.” Glenn Reginald Jernigan married Jane Clark Jer nigan August 3, 1963. Their children, Lisa and Glenn, Jr., reside with them currently in Fayetteville. As a member of the Highland Presbyterian Church, Jernigan also serves as Deacon and Session Member, teaches Sunday School and functions in the Church Stewardship Committee. Chairman Jernigan will head the seven-member Employment Security Commission, a budget of SSB-million and ap proximately 2,500 em ployees who are located in a network of offices serving all 100 counties in the state. Williamsburg Tours Slated Continued From Page 2-A Williamsburg Inn, Louge Cascades or Golden Horse shoe Clubhouse will provide sustenance. In addition shoppers in Mer chant Square will discover ”A Good Place To Eat” that promises quick counter service along with the delicious ice cream made by Colonial Williamsburg. Music of the colonial period is heard daily throughout the area during the holiday period. Concerts are given at the Chapel of the Wren Building at the College of William and Mary, at historic Bruton Parish Church, and the Governor’s Palace and Capitol periodically throughout the season. Both the junior and senior members of the famous Fife and Drum Corps perform regularly and carolers are throughout the area in the evenings. A special holiday phone number - 229-0781 will give information 9 A.M. to 5 P.M. daily about all holiday events and the availability of tickets. A stop at either Tarpley's or the Prentis stores will provide a chance to pick out an unusual gift for a “stocking stuffer” or give a glimpse into the mer chandise stocked by generaly outlets of the period. The fragrance is also memorable thanks to the array of spices, tobacco, coffee and pomanders on the shelves. The trip homeward will be a peaceful one as passengers recall the sights, sounds and scents of Christmases past and the anticipation of Christmases yet to come.
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