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Priced The Same At A Vcor Ago Froica
BOB Fordhook Llmoi
Httl o Chopped Broccoli
Priced The Same At A Ycor Ago Froien
A&P Grape Juice Z
6 0. 91 110..
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Priced The Some As A Year Ago Fro.en
A&P Spinach Leaf & Chopped X"
Priced The Some As A Ycor Ago All Varieties
Ann Page Cake Mixes
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Prited The Same As A Ycer Ago
Sunnyfield Butter
Priced The Some As A Ycor Ago
Yukon Glub Drink
49c p"
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Priced The Some As A Yeor Ago
A&P Red Sour Pitted Cherries W,
Priced Th Same As A Year Ago
Our Own Tea 'fl? 73c
Shop ASP WIO for Health I Beauty Aids Priced The Same At A Year Ago
Secret Spray Deodorant 4C?' S1.09 A&P Tuna S 47c
zuc wrr Looci
Head and Shoulders Shampoo
12c Oft Label
Gleem Tooth Paste
Tube
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Pay Only
Shop ASP WIO loi Produce Values
Red Ripe Strawberries
JUICY 125 SIZE FLORIDA
ORANGES
3 002
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Sieilia Lemon Juicers
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MANY ITEMS
PRICED THE SAME AS OR
BELOW A YEAR AGO
' Supr-Ri9hf" Quality Heovy Corn-F.d
Sirloin Tip
WlllWlll lilff Your Spoclllcatl
$1.35
"Super-Right" Quality Haavy Cam-Fad laaf
Boneless Top Round Steak ib $1.48
"Super-Right" Quality Heovy Cora-Fed Beef
Boneless Swiss Steak L.. $1.48
"Super-Right" Quality Heovy Corn-Fed taaf
Boneless Sirloin Tip Steak $1 .68
"Super-Right" Quality Haavy Core-Fed laaf
Boneless Lnl?i Steak lb. $1i78
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Round Roast Rrft u $1.68
"Super-Right" Quality Haavy Cam-fad Beef
Boneless Chip Steak l.. $1.78
"Super-Right" Quality Extra La ..-'
Ground Chuck Beef ' $1.13
"Super-Right" Quality Ixtra Laaa Beef
p around Round 0r zz"L $1
GREAT WITH JANE PARKER HOT 'DOG ROLLS
"SUPER-RI6HT" FRANKS 'St 69
Priced The Same Ai A Year Age
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A&P Whole Tomatoes
Priced The Same At A Year Age
Sultana Green Peas
17-0..
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Priced The Same A A Year Ago
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19c Ann Page Pizza Mix
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31c All Shasta Beverages
Priced The Same As A Year Ago
79c Ann Page Pork & Beans
: V'"? Priced The Same As A Year Aao
140..
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Priced The Same As A Year Ago
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33c A&P Real Cream Topping
Priced The Same As A Year Ago
39c Southern Biscuit Mix
ar Cara 10.
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... Priced The Seme At A Teer Age
Priced The Same At A Yeor Ago
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99c A&P White Meat Tuna
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Priced The Same At A Year Ago
61c A&P Pineapple Juice
2rncc t tsc artimc mi m i car qo er
89c Virginia Salted Peanuts BC
fk . ' 1 i . A A W A . AS
Priced The Same At A Year Age
$1.00 Ann Page Pudding
All
flavors
S?
Priced The aaase At A Tear Age
39c A&P Worcestershire Sauce
Priced The Same As A Year Age
A&P Brand Flake Coconut
Priced Lawer Than A Year Age
A&P Brand Moist Coconut
4
Priced The Some At A Year Aao
McCormick Cake Colors 4 X;!
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Swift's Links er Pattta
Brown 'n Serve Sausage M': 73c
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Booth Flounder Fillets r $1.39
Snap A1P WIO far Froxen
Greenland Turbot Fillets L, 79c
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Cello Wrapped . 1 i
Frozen Haddock Fillets u. 99c
Cello Wrapped
Frozen Sea Trout Fillets u. 79c
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BEEF Pkfl.
Priced The Some Ai A Year Age Prte The Same As A Year Ago
33c A&P Brand Tomato Sauce 5 $1.00 Sail Household Cleanser
Priced The Same At A Year Ago
21c Our Own Tea Bags X' 49c '!'
Priced Lawer Than A Year Gum Slices or
49c Ann Page Candy Drops
Priced The Same Ai A Year Ao Ann Page
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12c Medium Grain Rice 45c
Priced The Same At A Tear Ago
15c A&P Brand Rice & Easy
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Priced The Same As A Year Ago
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35c Ann Page Blackberry : I
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Jelly
Priced The Same At A Year Ago
49c Strawberry Preserves
Ann
Page
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A&P
I The Same At A Year Ago
111.
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Chunk Pineapple
Priced The Same At A Year Ago
63c Heart's Delight Prunes
12 0.
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Priced Lower Than A Year Ago bcncral Mint
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21c A&P Instant Breakfast
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29c Vegetarian Vegetable Soup c. 01
P icod Lower Than A Ycor Ago -Ann P09C
Priced Lower Than A Year Ago Packers Label
10c Dried Pea Beans Vm 19c
Priced tower Than A Year Ago Whale Kernel or
25c A&P Golden Cream Corn 2
23c Pillsbury White Frosting Mix 7kV
Priced Lower Than A Yeor Ao
Priced Lower Than A Yeor Aqo
23c A&P Yellow Cling Peaches
160.
Can
Priced tewer Than A Year Aao .
39c Berbers Baby Food X 4
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Priced The Same Ai A Year Ago
89c A&P Window Gleaner
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Priced The Same As A Year A40
29c A&P Household Ammonia
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Priced The Same As A Year Ago
1 A. ID All Piirnneo ftlaanor
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Priced The Same As A Year Ago
73c A&P Control Suds Detergent
Priced The Some As A Ycor Ago
29c Woolite Spray Rug Gleaner
22 0.
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Priced The Some At A Ycor Aao
43c A&P Clear Plastic Wrap
Priced The Same At A Year Ago
45c A&P Lawn and Leaf Bags
Priced The Some At A Ycor Aqo
27c A&P Trash Can Liners
200 ft
Priced The Some At A Year Aao
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49e Pruf Brand Spray Starch
Priced The Some As A Ycor Aqo
63c Palmolive Brand Soap
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14c Lux Toilet Soap
Priced The Same As A Ycoi Aqo
Rag.
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Priced The Some As A Year Ago
37c Zest Complexion Soap
Priced The Same At A Year Aqo
29c A&P Pink Liquid Detergent
45c Drive Laundry Detergent
Priced The Some At A Ycer Aqo
Priced The Some Ai A Ycor Aqo
35c Sail Laundry Detergent
Priced The Same At A Ycor Aao
10c Ajax Laundry Detergent
19 a.
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FIRST PINNING
CEREMONY SET
FOR APRIL 28
' .'; Wm Vernlce D. Ferguson
will be the featured speaker
for the first Pinning Cere
mony for graduating seniors
from the Department of Nurs
ing, North Carolina Central
University. The ceremony
will be held on campus In B.
N. Duke Auditorium at 7:80
P. M. April 28.
The ceremony will award
the nursing pin of the NCCU
Department of Nursing to the
sixteen students who will
complete graduation require
ments in May and the thir
teen students who will com
plet e graduation require
ments in July, 1973. These
are the first students to com
plete the new baccalaureate
program in nursing leading
to the degree. Bachelor of
Science in Nursing begun in
September, 1969. Earlier this
week, the Department of
Nursing received notification
that the program had been
accredited by the Department
of Baccalaureate and Higher
Degree Programs of the Na
tionai League for Nursing.
Hiss Ferguson is the high
est ranking Black nurse with
the Veterans Administration,
Washington, D. C. Her posi
tion is General Medical and
Surgical Nursing Specialist
for Program Planning and
Policy Development.
Hiss Ferguson had her in
itial nursing preparation at
New York University Belle
true Medical Center where she
received both the nursing, cer
tificate and the baccalaureate
degree. She holds an H.A. in
Health Education from Teach
en's College, Columbia Unl- .
versity and completed the
master's program in nursing
administration at the Univer
sity of Chicago.
Here many awards and rec
ognition include the Mary
Hahony Award of the Ameri
can Nurses' Association for
her work in promoting im
proved professional relation
ships between nurses of dif
ferent ethnic groups. She has
a broad background in nurs
ing research, teaching and
service. She is a frequent con
tributor to Nursing literature
.
1
I
including THE,
JOURNAL OF
NURSING 01
NURSING RESEARCH. She
Is a member of the American
Nurses Association, The Na
tional League For Nursing,
Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority
and Sigma Theta Tau Nation
al Honorary Society of Nurs
ing. '
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18C
Sewing "Machine
Repair
39c
Free.
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39c
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MACHINE
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UVISLY SPRING FASHIONS
at Fayette ville State Univer
Jty are modeled by three
beautiful freshman coeds as
they chat in front of the Stu
dent Union Building between
classes. From left, Teresa
WIN SUMMER NEWSPAPER
INTERNSHIP Miss Janice
Smith, Warsaw, arid Miss
Cassandra Wynn, Hunters
ville, have been awarded sum
mer newspaper internships
by the Newspaper Fund of
SET APRIL 28
objectives: Community
involvement in -an education
al and action program to pre
vent litter and improve. the
appearance of Durham, f
SPONSORS: The Durham
Council of Garden Clubs, The
Garden Clubs of Durham, the
Volunteer Services Bureau,
and the Agricultural Exten
sion Service.
CHAIRMAN: Mrs. George
Belscher, 2531 Sevier Street,
Durham, N. C. 27705.
April 28 is Keep America
Beautiful Day nationwide.
This day will be declared
Keep Durham Beautiful Day'
and will be followed by two
weeks of extensive clean-up
efforts throughout the com
munity. IMPLEMENTATION
OF PROGRAM:
The Volunteer Services Bu
reau office, 809 West Chapel
Hill Street, Durham, will act
as a clearing house for indi
viduals to call or write to
and notify of badly-littered
areas in Durham. Groups and
organizations are encouraged
to volunteer their time to
clean up areas in the city and
county.
The Volunteer Bureau will
coordinate Scout Troops to
clean up littered areas and
will assign other groups to
combat unsightly areas in
Durham.
The Sanitation Department
will provide special curb side
nifk-up of trash and large,
bulky items on two Wednes
days in Many. The Sanitation
Department will provide spe
cial contains at different lo
cations throughout the city
so that r
of trash in this manner. There
will be full newspaper cover
age of guidelines for collec
tion Of trash.
Garden dubs. are asked to
sponsor a school and encour
. age participation In the lit
ter prevention - program.
A number of civic groups,
neighborhood c o m m unity
councils and rural community
groups are being notified of
the clean-up effort.
The sponsors believe that
long-range planning is impor
tant and necessary to main
tain a continuing program of
beautlficatloh and Improve
ment of our environment. We
are urging Individuals, or
ganizations, businesses and
government officials to work
in close cooperation to clean
up Durham and keep It clean.
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Your Clothes
Perform
Important
Roles
RALEIGH Perhaps
you've never thought
about it before, but cloth
ing plays an important
role in our first impres
sion of others. By the
same token, if you meet
someone briefly, you will
be Judged primarily on
your appearance.
Therefore, you'll
want clothing to speak
well for you, believes
Dorothy Barrier, exten
sion clothing specialist,
North Carolina State
University.
When selecting gar
ments, you may do well
to remember that cloth
ing performs seven
roles, the specialist
adds.
For example, a
pleasing appearance is
especially important at
certain stages in life.
Feeling that a person
looks attractive can give
a feeling of self
confidence. Clothes can permit a
person to use her
imagination in selecting
harmonious colors, tex
tures, line and acces
sories that display that
person's degree of
creativity. Self expres
sion or desire of
creativity is the main
reason for the increased
number of home sewers.
Clothes can be a
means of establishing
one's identity by expres
sing one's choice in the
style of clothes. This
is often referred to as
"style" of dress.
Clothes should satisfy a ,
person's inner picture of
himself. Color, fabric
and style can be used to
create the desired
appearance.
Clothing is a means
of helping a person be
independent and to make
such decisions as: What
shall I buy ? What are the
signs of quality? What
shall I make? What
pattern, fabric and color
Herring, a Goldsboro native,
wears a pant suit; Rita James
has on a mini-dress and halls
from Wallace; and Hannah
Vaughan. a Murfreesboro,
product, sports the popular
hot pants outfit.
Princeton, N. J. Miss Smith
will work for the Wilming
ton (N. C.) Star and Miss
Wynn will work for the Winston-Salem
(N. C.) Sentinel.
Both are juniors at A4VT
State University. -
EBONY
DIRECTIONS
With Your Host,
KYSER WILSON
This Week
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THE MALE HALF The stu
dent council at John Eager
Howard Elementary School
in District Heights, Md.,
wanted to see Secretary of.
Labor Peter J. Brennan and
j big to be fitted
ture, so it was split in halves
tor the purpose. This is the
male half. The adults in the
mcture. from left, are: Mrs.
Velma Strode,
tney did. me councu u wo
ment's Director of
H
should I choose?
Learning to dress
himself is an early way
to, teach a child indepen
dence. He learns
coordination; gains a
sense of achievement.
' Dressing like others
gives a sense of belong
ing. This conformity is
important in various
stages of life as with
elementary school chil
dren and teenagers. This
feeling of group identity
can Influence how relaxed
a child feels with other
children.
By
JANICE CHRISTENSEN
a.
Hobbies for hubby
and self recently got
a lot of attention
during the meeting of
the Town and Country
Extension Homemakers
"fclub, Anson County. "
One woman's husband
&Re(HLeggett
Spun lo pantiesW
Larger sizes, 79 and 89f. I , j,
SPUNLO AcdrAJRICOT-RUNPROOF. All in white, p ,JjSS
some in fashion colors too. All scientifically cut and ..v":; . ifta
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and leg. Sizes 4 to 7. Also pink, blue, maize, candle. I ; imW J
B. Long leg tailored'frunk. Sizes 6 to 8. - aLN" I 1
C. Delicate vaf-lacWrim brief. Sizes 4 to '8. !ifciWNt 2 1 1
D. Lace applique. Sizes 4 to 8. Also blue, mint, maize or pink. ibsSV II
E. Tailored brief, conceal crotch seam. Sizes 4 to 8. A EgJ 1
F. "Fancy Pants" brief. Fluted and lace trim leg insert. W J
White, blue, candle, pink, red, black, maize. 4 to 8. 79f M $ 1 I
into one pic
ployment Opportunities; Sec
retary Brennan; Mrs. Imogens
Woodley, the council's teacher-advisor;
and Mrs. Sammie
Felton, Mrs. Strode's
tary.
the Depart
Equal Em
Distaff Deeds
Weaving Nylon Afghans
Is Hubby's New Hobby
had become interested in
weaving after reading
about it in a magazine.
So he carried the instruc
tions home, made a large
loom and began to "do
his thing," says Mrs.
Rebecca Gaddy, home
economics extension
agent.
CHAPEL HILLDURHAM
- ; 8t., AprB 28, 1973 ' THE CABO
HALF fflifflr
Mm a meeting is
Ccamf.
The nana SBrfMo Mn
were bIIi iiiHbo; M tmtUl
internet ; aOniMl f Oi
retiresnent wm ';Wm
man's hearing aid opaj
woven six af avians; each
OHO approximately 40 by
SO inches and nude
from nylon yarn. ,. .
. .ffjui Itflsrwnil mm
sold all six and In so
iffrlgued with NHPf
hobby I can't get him to
do anything else." the
homemaker told lira.
Gaddy,
Presents
BOB BAKER
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days r a week, 365 dayg a year.
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