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School Lunch Room Menus
Menus in the lunch rooms
oX Chowan County schools for
April 13 -17 will be as .fol
lows:
John A. Holmes High School
Monday Chuck wagon
steaks, buttered potatoes,
green peas, fresh apple, rolls,
butter, cocoanut pudding,
milk.
Tuesday— Baked ham, po
tato salad, string beans, rolls,
butter, jello, milk.
Wednesday—Meat loaf with
gravy, steamed cabbage, can
died yams, corn bread, but
ter, apple sauce cake with
whipped topping, milk.
Thursday Roast turkey,
gravy and dressing, buttered
rice, corn, rolls, butter, apri
cot halves, milk.
Friday Sloppy Joe with
bun, potato chips, black - eye
peas, fresh apple, peach up
side down cake, milk.
Chowan High School
Monday—Corned beef hash,
green beans, cole slaw, devil’s
food cake, rolls, butter, milk.
Tuesday— Pizza with ham
burger and cheese, tossed sal
ad, peanut butter sandwich,
JOHN F.
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First District
Democratic Primary, May 2nd
44 YEARS AS A PRACTICING ATTORNEY
Former Prosecutor, Recorder Judge, Legislator
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Be Appreciated!
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fruit cup, cookies, bread,
crackers, milk.
Wednesday—. Luncheon Meat
sandwich, lima beans, beet
pickles, strawberry shortcake,
rolls, butter, milk.
Thursday Roast turkey,
sweet potato puff, green peas,
jello with fruit, rolls, butter,
milk.
■Friday Spaghetti with
meat balls, carrot and cab
bage salad, sliced pineapple,
peanut butler cookies, rolls,
butter, milk.
White Oak Consolidated
School
Monday—Spanish rice with
beef, green beans, chilled ap
ple sauce, cookies, rolls with
butter, milk.
Tuesday—Chicken croquets,
creamed potatoes, buttered
mixed greens, fresh apples,
rolls with butter, milk.
Wednesday—Pork loaf with
gravy, buttered rice, buttered
mixed greens, scalloped toma
toes, rolls with butter, milk.
Thursday—Tuna salad, cole
slaw, green peas, chilled fruit
cup, rolls, milk.
Friday—Hamburger on bun,
mustard and catsup, buttered
THE CHOW*N HERALD, EDENTON, NORTH CAROLINA, THURSDAY, APRIL 9, 1979.
corn, lima beans, chocolate
cake, milk.
Ernest A. Swain Elementary
School
Monday Weiners, carrot
and cabbage salad, dry beans,
rolls, butter, apple pie, milk.
Tuesday— Ravioli, butter
beans, cheese slices, corn
bread, butter, pineapple up
side down cake, milk.
Wednesday Chinese pic,
green beans, rolls, butter, Ba
varian pudding, milk.
Thursday Chicken salad,
garden peas, potato chips,
rolls, butter, pear halves,
•milk.
Friday—Baked ham, turnip
greens, potatoes, biscuits, but
ter, ice cream sandwiches,
milk.
D. F. Walker Junior High
School
Monday Country style
steak, rice and gravy, lima
beans, roll with butter, pine
apple upside down cake,jnilk.
Tuesday— Fish stick, cab
bage and carrot salad, butter
ed' corn, jello, milk.
Wednesday—Hamburger pat
tie, French fried with catsup,
English peas, roll with but
' ter, cake square with peanut
butter icing, milk.
Thursday—Barbecue chick
en, cube potatoes, mixed vege
tables, roll with butter, fresh
jjear, milk.
1 Friday—Spaghetti and meat
balls, string beans, apple
sauce, spiced cake square,
roll with butter, milk.
SUNDAY SCHOOL
. LESSON
Continued from Fage S
i
The early church came into
being in times of persecution
and disbelief. Today it is no
, longer persecuted, it is no
j longer unbelieved. But it
I needs to grow. And it can
only grow, it can only reach
new people, through the dedi
cation and commitment of its
' members.
I How effective a witness are
!you?
I (Them comments are based
|en outlines of the Interna
tional Sunday School Lessons,
[ copyrighted by the Intema
: tional Council of Religious
1 Education, and used by per
mission).
SOCIAL SECURITY REPORT
DEADLINE IS APRIL 15
Do you need to file an an
nual report of your earnings
with the Social Security Ad
ministration? If so, you have
until April 15 to make the
report.
AU social security benefi
aries born after February 1,
1897, arc required to file a
report with the Social Se
curity Administration if they
earned over $1,680 last year.
These earnings include wages
as well as any self-employ
ment income. The failure to
file the report by April 15
■may result in loss of bene
fits.
The local social security
office will be glad to help
you with any questions you
may have, or will assist you
in completing your annual
report. If you go to your
social security office for help
in filing this report, take
your 1969 W-2 form, or if
you were self-employed, a
copy of your tax return.
The social security office
.for the Chowan County area
is located at 401 South Dyer
Street, Elizabeth City, N. C.
The people in that office will
be glad to help you with any
matter concerning social se
curity.
CARD OF THANKS
The family of Alonzo V.
Slade wishes to express their
appreciation for cards, flow
ers, .food and many other acts
of kindness during the illness
and death of their departed
one.
CARD OF THANKS
I want to express my sin
cere thanks to each circle,
Sunday School class and each
individual for all the cards,
flowers and visits while I
was in the hospital and also
while convalescing at home.
VIOLA WILSON.
VOTE FOR
■ CANDIDATE
First Township
Edenton-Choivan
Board of Education
Democratic Primary
May 2,1970
YOUR SUPPORT AND VOTE
WILL BE APPRECIATED
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Savings Account.
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League To Meet
Here On Tuesday
Officials from towns and
cities across North Carolina
will meet with the staff of the
North Carolina League of
Municipalities in a scries of
10 regional meetings which
begin April 9.
S. Leigh Wilson, executive
director of the league, and
staff members will brief mu
nicipal officials on current
municipal problems, discuss
legislation for the 1971 Gen
eral Assembly and league
service programs.
Growing problems which
municipal labor unions, the
continuing need for more
i esponsive revenue sources,
regionalism and the outlook
for needed legislation will be
discussed at these sessions.
The series of meetings will
begin with a session April 9
in Southern Pines. Other
dates and places: April 14,
Edenton; April 15, Wilson:
April 29, Wilmington; April
30, New Bern; May 6, Salis
bury; May 7, Rcidsvillc; May
13, Waynesville, and May 14,
Morganton.
A special meeting will be
held in Greensboro on April
22 which will involve only
■municipal officials from cities
with a population of 30,000 or
more.
The League of Municipali
ties is a federation of 375
towns and cities in North Ca
rolina working together to
promote their common inter
ests, with a staff available in
Raleigh. Mayor Thomas Stew
art of Washington is current
league president.
Town Administrator W. B.
Gardner of Edenton is a
board member.
While government is de
signed to serve the people, it
cannot support them.
Around The Farms In Chowan County
By R. M. THOMPSON
County Extension Chairman
Many farmers that are be
ginning to plant corn and
other crops and arc thinking
about spraying need to spend ■
a little while getting their
sprayers cleaned up in order :
to properly spray the ma
terial.
■lt is not unusual to sec
spots in fields a year after
the material was applied that
will not grow certain crops ]
because the operator might!
have stopped down the row
to clean out nozzles or his
sprayer equipment. We arc
suggesting that sprayers be
mounted on the tractor and
clean water flushed through
the entire system, making
sure all the strainers arc
clean, including the intake
strainer which has caused
problems in many spray
rigs.
Use an old toothbrush or
something similar to clean
the screens and nozzles ori
fice. Do not use your pock
etknife or wire or nails to do
this. Then check the nozzles
to be sure that the patterns
are like you want them, and
that there arc no leaks in any
c.f the fittings. Adjust the
pressure regulator and make
sure this is working prop
erly.
To calibrate the sprayer,
test it under field conditions
and one of the best ways is
to spray a measured acre and
measure the amount of ma
terial that is required to fill
the tank back up. This will
give you the amount of ma
terial you spray to the acre.
Another way is by using a
quart jar method. You do
this by measuring a certain
number of feet, driving this
distance, timing it and then 1
QUINN FURNITURE COMPANY’S
BEDROOM SPECIALS!
Two Bedroom Suites In Our Window
REDUCED
$5.00 DAILY
UNTIL SOLD!
4-PIECE _ 4-PIECE
DARK OAK ’ SOLID MAPLE •
CONTEMPORARY EARLY AMERICAN
BEDROOM BEDROOM
Reg. $343.00 Reg. $415.00
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March 26 $333.66 March 26 $465.66
March 27 .$32846 March 27 $466.M
March 2S $32346 March 28 $385.8#
March M $31848 March S$ ssss4s
March 81 $3184$ March $1 $18548
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April 2 888848 April 2 887548
April 3 $28846 April 8 837848
April « 838848 April 4 SBBB4B
April $ 8288.6# April 6 8366.66
April 7 8233.66 April 7 $35546
April $ $378.68 April $ 835646
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REDUCED $540 DAILY UNTIL SOLD!
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catch the material from a
nozzle to sec if a quart of
the spray malcriul is put
through the nozzle in the
same length of time that it
takes to drive it. For in
stance, if the nozzles are 20
inches apart and you want to
spray 20 gallons to the acre,
you would measure off 327
feet and catch a quart of ma
terial in the same length of
time that it lakes to drive
the 327 feet.
I If you have any questions
I concerning calibration of your
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Lot *nm« «nrs. Rates
3 Bedroom Homes
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Also Custom Built Homes
Built To Your Plans
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EDENTON, N. C.
M. C. UEN. CONTB. UC. MO. «SS
please be sure and
us at the county Ex
. tension office. r \
Dr. Blackwell Robinson, as
sociate professor in the Dp-!
partment of History and Po
litical Science at the Uiji
vemly of North Carolina at
Greensboro, has completed Ws
seventh book, titled “T ho
North Carolina Adventure.’*'?
It is written for schcol-age
childrcn.
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