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SHARING-THE SPIRIT OF THANKSGIVING—The Cub Scouts of Den 2, Pack 164 visited
Unit C of Chowan Hospital on November 17. During the visit, the Cub Scouts and leaders
gave the residents Thanksgiving turkeys that they had constructed from wood. These boys
enjoyed sharing their time and abilities with the residents of Unit C.
Sounds Os The "Big Bands” Return
The sounds of the “Big
Bands” return Sunday,
November 27, at 9:00 P.M. on
WITN-FM. Tom the Jazzman,
during his regular three-hour
program “An Evening with
the Jazzman” from 9-12 P.M.
will feature the big band
music of bands such as: Count
Basie, Duke Ellington, Stan
The two spacecraft that visited Venus in late 1978 re
ported temperatures as high as 860°F. and as many as
25 lightning impulses per second.
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CHOWAN COUNTY TODAY!
Reduced!
100’ x 120' 10t...0n Pamlico Trail. 6
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fully carpeted...looks like new. Central
forced air heat & air conditioning,
storm windows, complete with washer, |(|lp i * ,s^p«*FT
dryer, range and refrigerator. 4’ fence ‘Mngg PH HMH j '
all around property, two 12' x 18' out- j| j|
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Reduced! At Arrowhead!
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x 150 ’ lo * amon 8 the trees
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; area. 2 bedrooms, living room -
kitchen, bath and screened
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Small pier on canal leading to
‘ ' p ' Chowan River, on county water
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Or the Albemarle Sosmd at Chowan Golf * Country CM..Jwmt building
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On the Albemarle Bound at Cfcuwuu Golf A Country Club,..home buOdlng
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Kenton, Ted Heath, Buddy
Rich, Louie Bellson, Thad
Jones-Mel Lewis, Dizzy
Gillispie, Gerry Mulligan,
Maynard Fergerson, Bill
Watroys, Woody Herman,
Lionel Hampton, Glenn
Miller, Tommy Dorsey, Les
and Larry Elgart, Les Brown,
Charlie Persip and Don Ellis.
During this three hour big
band feature, Tom the Jazz
man will honor telephone re
quests for music by specific
bands. The WITN-FM request
line (919/946-2163) will be
available beginning at 9 P.M.
“An Evening with the Jazz
man” is a regular Sunday
evening program originating
live from the studios of WTTN
FM-93 in Washington, North
Carolina.
THE CHOWAN HERALD
Health Dept. Clinic Schedule j
December Clinics
1 Eye Clinic AM
Family Planning PM
2 Multiphasic Clinic All day
3 Teen Clinic AM
General Clinic PM
7 Prenatal Check PM
8 Family Planning Clinic 4 PM
8 Multiphasic Clinic All day
10 General Clinic PM
WIC All day
13 Child Health Clinic All day
14 Maternity Clinic PM
15 Child Safety Seat Program 4-6 PM
17 General Clinic PM
21 Pediatric Clinic PM
Prenatal Check PM
22 Family Planning All day
24 & 27 Holidays
28 Orthopedic Clinic AM
Maternity Clinic PM
31 General Clinic PM
Student Day To Be Observed
United Methodist Student
Day will be observed this Sun
day, November 28, at the
Edenton United Methodist
Church at the eleven o’clock
worship hour. Several college
students will share their
thoughts about “What It
Means to Be A Christian on a
College Campus.”
V centers SHOPPfNG CENTER I
TGAY** policy is to always have advertised merchandise in adequate supply in our stores In the event the advertised merchandise is not available due to uhforseen reasons. TG&Y will provide a Rain Check upon request In order Mat
the merchandise may be purchased at the sale price when it becomes available, or you may purchase similar quality merchandise at a similar price reduction it is the policy of TG&Y to see that you are happy with your purchases •It is
TG&Y’s policy to be priced competitively in the market. Regular Sale Prices may vary market by market, but the sale price will always be as advertised «We will be happy to refund your money if you are not satisfied with vour
purchase. Wl4* and Wt»rCsrd» accepted. 1
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At 6:30 P.M. on Wednesday,
December 1, the United
Methodist Men will have their
regular monthly supper
meeting. At this meeting,
Mrs. Claire Mills will present
an interesting program on car
safety for infants and
children.
DOA Annual
Essay Contest
“Everyday Life in Early
America 1750-1850” is the
theme of this year’s
American Hickory Month
Essay Contest sponsored by
the Edenton Tea Party
Chapter Daughters of The
American Revolution.
Five schools in Chowan and
Perquimans Counties have
been visited by the local
history month chairman,
Mrs. Marguerite Bunch and
children in grades 5,6,7, and 8
are working to meet the
deadline to have essays com
pleted by December 7th. They
will be judged and the win
ners announced the following
week.
The winning essays will be
sent on to district, state and
national for further judging.
The four winners will be
guests of the chapter in
February to read their essays
for the program. This is one
way the chapter observes
February as American
History Month.
Won’t you join with them
and read about some of our
exciting history for yourself?
The word "fold" meaning
to go bankrupt has
been traced back to 1250.
School Lunch Menus
November 29-December 3,
1982
MONDAY - STUDENT
HOLIDAY
Tuesday—Breakfast-
Orange Juice, Assorted
Cereals, Milk. Lunch-
Hamburger/Bun, Pickle
Chips, French Fries,
Ketchup-Mustard, Pears,
Cookies and Milk.
Wednesday—Breakfast-
Cup of Juice, Sausage Biscuit.
Scientists in 1979 took a 656-foot column of sediment
from the Pacific Ocean floor. It contains a continuous
eight-million-year record of many kinds of natural
phenomena.
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Custom built cedar home - 3 BR, 2V4 Bath, Rec Rm„
Great Rm w/ Cathedral ceiling, 2 car garage. Sandy
Beach. Bulkheaded
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Milk. Lunch- Pizza, Tossed
Salad, Buttered Corn,
Chocolate Cake, and Milk.
Thursday—Breakfast- Ap
ple Sauce, Cinnamon Toast,
Milk. Lunch- Beef-Vegetable
Soup, Sandwiches, Crackers,
Cherry Cobbler and Milk
Friday- Breakfast- Orange
Juice, Cheese Toaat, Milk.
Lunch- Fish Fillet, Ode Slaw,
Potato Rounds, Cornbread
and Milk.