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Commemorative
Bill Introduced
"WASHINGTON, D.C. -
Rep. Walter B. Jones of the
First District of North
Carolina, has introduced in
thtflJ.S. House erf Represen
tatives a Joint Resolution call
ing'for the national com
mefnoration of the 400th an
niversary of the first English
attempts to settle in America,
at Roanoke Island.
Drafted with the assistance
of the State Committee
created in 1973 to organize the
observance, and with the
cosponsorship of the entire
delegation of North Carolina
representatives, the Jones
Resolution asks the President
to designate the years 1984
through 1987 as a period of na
tional observance of this
historic event. The first ac
tivity planned for the celebra
tion is set for April 27,1984, in
Plymouth, England, to com
memorate the sailing of Sir
Walter Raleigh’s first expedi
tion. In this country, activities
will begin on July 13, 1984,
with the dedication of a
marker on the shores of North
Carolina near the site where
the English first landed, the
commissioning of a reproduc
tion of one of the settlers’
ships - the “Elizabeth II” -,
the issuance of a com
memorative stamp, and a
special performance of the
play “The Lost Colony”. The
celebrations will conclude on
August 18,1987, the 400th an
niversary of the birth of
Virginia Dare, the first baby
born to English parents in
America.
“Our country has a
fascinating history that when
brought to life through ac
tivities such as those planned
for this 400th anniversary
celebration, can educate and
entertain thousands. Because
the events we will com
memorate are so important to
not only North Carolina but to
all of America and even
reaching to our allies across
the Atlantic, I have introduc
ed this resolution to grant na
tional recognition to, and en
courage national participa
tion in, our efforts,” said
Chairman Jones.
Pvt. Stallings
Completes Training
Pvt. Ruby D. Stallings,
daughter of Willie M. and
Wayland H. Stallings, Route
2, Eden ton, has completed
basic training at Fort
Jackson, S.C.
During the training,
students received instruction
in drill and ceremonies,
weapons, map reading, tac
tics, military courtesy,
military justice, first aid, and
Army history and traditions.
She is a 1982 graduate of
J.A. Holmes High School,
Edenton.
Vegetable Market
Opens June 2
FAISON A seasonal
federal-state vegetable
market news office will open
here June 2.
According to state
Agriculture Commissioner
Jim Graham, the office will
report information on
vegetable marketing sold
through the Faison Auction
Market and eastern North
Carolina including spring
irish potatoes in the northeast
area of the state.
Sponsored by the N.C. and
U.S. Departments of
Agriculture for the ninth con
secutive year, the office will
be operated by Steve Skuba,
an USDA fruit and vegetable
market reporter from Pom
pano Beach, Florida.
“Prices and market infor
mation will be available 24
hours a day by recorder
telephones at Faison and
Elizabeth City,” Graham
said. ' >
Telephone numbers for the
recorded market information
are: Faison Auction Market,
919-267-9361; Faison Area
Packing Sheds and Terminal
Margfct, 919-267-5331 and Irish
potatoes and cabbage,
Elizabeth City, 919-338-8906.
A mailed market report will
beoffciredtwicea week. Per
sons interested in receiving
the report may contact
Charles Edwards, market .
news chief, Division of
Marketing, N.C. Department
of Agriculture, Raleigh, N.C.
27611.
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