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TOUR GROUP—Pictured is the tour group as.they view
different conservation measures at the Tide Water Research
Station.
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Albemarle Resource Conservation And
Development Committee Joint Meeting
According to Chairman,
L. C. Bunch, the Albemarle
Conservation District and
the Albemarle Resource
Conservation and
Development Committee
held their annual joint
meeting last Tuesday at the
Soundview Restaurant.
District Supervisors, RC&D
Council members and
several guests attended the
morning business session
and luncheon followed by an
afternoon tour.
One of the first stops on
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the tour was the Tide Water
Research Station in
Plymouth. Here, the group
observed some of the newer
water management
techniques such as drainage
systems that also serve for
irrigation. Water control
measures are used to hold
back water in the drainage
canals for irrigation. Hie
water can be released when
drainage is needed. Un
derground drain tile is also
used in the fields for both
drainage and irrigation.
Bunch says, “Dr. Wayne
i Skaggs of N.C. State
i University is researching
these techniques. He has
also found that retaining
water in the ditches helps
reduce nitrogen content in
the water. This will improve
the quality of released
water.”
The tour also stopped at
Roper School where the
group saw a drainage
measure developed through
the Resource Conservation
and Develpment (RC&D)
program. This drainage
around the school site was
funded about 85 per cent
federally and 15 per cent
locally. A similar proposal
is being planned for Union
School in Wins all.
“This annual tour is
designed to show local of
ficials and the general
public some of the work
available through the
Conservation District and
the RC&D Development
Committee,” Bunch con
cluded.
Nixon Hollowell
Reunion
The Nixon Hollowell
Family had a reunion for the
fifth consecutive year in the
Fellowship Hall of Great
Hope Baptist Church at 1
P.M. August 8 with 61
relatives and 3 friends. A
covered dish luncheon was
enjoyed, and many pictures
were taken by several.
Mrs. Robert Hollowell had
charge of the occasion,
assisted by all the other
families. She presided, and
asked Rev. Ray Hollowell to
Return Thanks after
Greetings.
First, he led in singing :
“Happy Birthday to you,
Sister Elizabeth whose birth
day was August 1, and to
his son, James whose birth
day was August 3, three
years old this year.—“We
hope you have many more.”
To the same tune was
sung: “We Welcome You,
Miss Minnie, We Welcome
you, Cousin Minnie, -We’re
glad you came today.”
(2nd).
Her Grandmother, Rachel
Hollowell Davis, and John
B. Hollowell were sister and
brother of the same parents,
Daniel and Elizabeth G.
Hollowell; our “Great
Grandparents” according to
The 1850 Census, and
Family Records, which also
included sisters, Mary,
Sarah, Sabra Louise, and
Christian.
To the same tune he led in
singing: “Happy An
niversary to you, Alverta
and Earl, 34th.” May you
have many more.”
Next, they sang “Happy
Anniversary, to you, Alvin
and Shirley, 25th, Keep up
the Good Work.” The
fellowship was one to be
remembered. Some
discussed earlier family
events, reminiscing, some
looked at old pictures, some
observed the improvement
of the Sanctuary and Sunday
School rooms.
Some read the
Monuments in the Church
Cemetery and remembered.
Several took many pictures
of different groups.
Those present were:
Walton and Elizabeth Lane,
Arnold, Nancy, and Rob
Winslow, Dianne Jordan
and Leslie Ervin, Wilbur
Ray, Anne, Wayne, Martha
Anne, Emily, and Richard
Bass; Ray Bass and
Thomissa Winslow; Miss
Minnie Hollowell of
Edenton; Julian and Ruth
Powell; Alvin, Shirley.
Janet, and Celia Hollowell,
Wilbur Byrum, Billy, Elsie,
and Walter Copeland.
Carolyn and Chris Nobles;
Clemon and Maude Bass,
Billy, Doris, Sharon,
Deborah, and Christian
Hollowell, Jimmy, Susan, J.
C. and Jamie Bass; Johnnie
and Annie Hollowell, J. D.,
Varina, and Danny
Hollowell, Ray, Jean,
Christina Ruth, and James
Hollowell; Earl and Alverta
Ingram of Norfolk,
Virginia; Anna Belle
Porter, Annette and Robby
Washburn, and Everleen
TuDinger; Thomas, Martha,
Tommy, and Martha Ann
Hollowell; Robert, Eloise,
an 4 Benita Hollowell,
Bobby, Donna, mid Robb
Hollowell.
Winn-Dixie Reports Earnings
Sales exceeding $6.7
Billion and the prospect of
record earnings for fiscal
1982 were reported by Winn-
Dixie Stores, Inc., largest
Sunbelt retailer.
The supermarket chain’s
volume totaled
$6,764,472,000 for the 53
weeks ended June 30,1982, a
gain of $564,305 or 9.1 per
cent over the 52 week
previous year. After ad
justing for the extra week,
the increase was 7.1 per
cent.
Commenting on results
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for fiscal yedr 1982,
President Bert X,. Thomas
said: “We expect net earn
ings to show another year
of increase when final
financial results are
available later this month.”
During fiscal year, 1982
Winn-Dixie opened 40 new
stores, closed 38, and had
1,222 in operation at June 30.
101 stores were sub
stantially remodeled during
the year and 32 of these were
enlarged.
A sales advance was also
posted for the first four
Thursday, August 19. 1982
weeks of the 1963 fiscal year.
Sales for the period ended
July 28 were $530,610,000
compared to $486,081,000 an
increase of $44,529,000 or 9.2
per cent over the previous
year.
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