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H ttl y 28 11174 Boiking Officials Join Bank Os N. C JACKSONVILLE—Bank of North Carolina, N.A. has announce* that L. Arnold Taylor and Raymond F Van DeWeghe have been elected .;I. . • - Kfl By |l I • : Ml L.AmoM Taylor dS&filfe Sr, .1" 1” _l •; -.a* * ' - *Vv~-** »-•*.. *• .-•■••- v BC"? PRICES EFFECTIVE WED., FEB. 27 THRU MAR. 2. £ QUANTITY RIGHTS RESERVED v . Kj * distribution *• USDA INSPECTED FOB WHOLESOMENESS f V .. ? . \J'\\\\s l jZ • n • JDinifb I 1 \ ■ JLW'W', flii \ ® 11 tv \ \ \ I /11 \ # jll\ \\ \ \ / Jl^s \ m L A/VpV %. n. \ V 1 mOm A K(UWw i\ml f* \ RIB END LOIN END t Vwjjj $ «Qe q 4 in M 5J ;04.g,y %Jlw MU|L * «—»' -“C .sTir-" i.s • A • '\Y\\\\\ jPORK QQ?iiS HBHHHB-1.25 croakers™, 39* C Q m - SW. 1.39 SET . 1.39 •* I.JJ B|r STEAK u GRADE A ‘ I CHUCK \ WHOLE FRYERS lb W m STEAK I I COMBO FRYING CHICKEN U>. 49* Wt/ | IHe Mim I 3% LB. AVERAGE Ik. AAe iOPBHikfRYERBREAST u>49* ROASTING ant ■V IN M M * ant CHICKEN Lb 4y 1 \LJ JjSB^Bt RYER LEGS * 49 Fryer BREAST icq* gs parts *43 chicken 9 y ■><Srrr\^^®^^ PL,TBROILERSLb 49, FRYER LEGS \ 69* Wr BACON All \ Bologna Beef Liver Chitterlings / -59. 89. 4-^7 L g± M - ARMOUR ALL MEAT JUNE WISCONSIN |v 89y FRfINKS 7Q C CHEESE 119l 19 pkg. It/ * two new members of senior management was made by BNC President James C. Merkle after the meeting of the board of Bancshares of North Carolina, Inc., the bank’s parent company. ‘‘The addition of these two men, both veteran banking N f ■ twHN 'tt I^Nirgi * R - ' * Raymond P. Van DeWeghe executives and specialists in their fields, will greatly ' strengthen the bank’s management,” Merkel said. Taylor comes to Jacksonville from Union Planters National Bank in demphis where he served as senior vice president and manager of the personnel division. His administrative duties encompassed the areas of personnel and maketing. Van DeWeghe most recently served as a vice president at First National Bank of Chicago where he was responsible for accounting, corporate financial reports, mergers and acquisitions. CARD OF THANKS I would Uke to express my thanks to everyone for the cards, flowers, visits and I would especially like to thank Dr. Voigt and the nursing staff of Chowan Hospital who gave me such good care while I was a patient in the hospital. GEORGE A. WARD THE CHOWAN HERALD idufiMi StadiMt Towing In Choir ROCKY MOUNT-An Eden ton student, Joan Marie Lewis, will tour with N. C. Wesleyan College’s largest choral group, the Wesleyan Singers, during the winter term recess. Directed by Noel Lovelace, instructor in music at Wesleyan, the Singers will appear in United Methodist Churches in several cities in both Virginia and North Carolina. N. C. Wesleyan College has gained recognition for its excellence in music since the college opened in 1960. Wesleyan is a senior Coeducational liberal arts college, Methodist-related, but with students from all deonominations enrolled. Miss Lewis, a soprano, is a freshman child psychology major. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George W. Lewis, 134-A Morris Circle, Edenton. Superintendent Eddie West Reports On March 4 and 5, the Edenton-Chowan Schools will be closed. This two-day break in the Calendar year schedule was brought about by the 10 month employment of teachers enacted by the General Assembly. While it might Be a break for students, it certainly could not be looked upon as one for teachers and other school personnel. The purpose of this week’s column is to set forth what teachers will be doing on those two days. It has been written that, “To become a teacher is not only to commit yourself to your students, it is also a committment to yourself to be a continuing learner.” With this philosophy in mind, several school systems in Region “R”, Edenton-Chowan Schools being one of them, have designated Monday, March 4, as a staff development day for education. On this day all teachers, kindergarten through 12th grade, will assemble at Northeastern High School in Elizabeth City. At this time, teachers from different schools and school systems will be afforded the opportunity to: (1) exchange ideas and discuss mutual concerns, and (2) participate in workshop activities desired to strengthen their knowledge, skills and attitudes. Over 45 different workshops will be offered on that day, each three hours in length. Several of the workshops deal with reading instruction. Some of the reading areas of study include: diagnosis of reading problems; word recognition skills; comprehension and study skills; and creative use of textbooks in teaching reading. Similar variety will be available to teachers in other areas such as mathematics teaching basic math operations; and social studies - topics for selection in this area include, teaching legal concepts; youth and the law; anthropology, sociology, and American political behavior. Science is and has been a big area for concentration with workshops on elementary science, biology, as well as chemistry and physics. Workshops will also be available for music and art teaches, librarians, physical education and occupational teachers. It is a tremendous Faratr’s Golds AvoilobU At IRS. 1 ! \ GREENSBORO—The 1974 edition of the “Farmer’s Tax Guide,” IRS Publication'22s, is now available free from Internal Reveune Service offices and county Agents. Distributed primarily to aid farmers in completing their tax returns, the pamphlet shows by example how to complete the form 1040 and accompanying schedules. The publication also lists important “tax dates” for farmers as a handy reference for use throughout the year. Written in easy-to-understand language, the tax guide contains many examples of how to report farming transactions for federal income tax purposes, as sell as many useful hints on record keeping. IN LOVING MEMORY OF MARY SUE WHO DIED MARCH 1, 1973 Mary Sue you don’t know how we’ve missed you. This past year since you’ve been gone. But we know the angels are rejoicing. In Heaven with you around God’s Throne. We can’t help but love you and miss you Although we know you are happy up there. Hold fast and soon we will join you In that city that is built four square. Her Mother MRS. MINNIE ROGERSON and Aunt MRS. ALMA BYRUM s —BANKRUPTCY SALE On March 20, 1974, at the Courtroom, United States Post Office Building, Danville, Virginia, at; 10:00 A. M., the undersigned will sell the following described lots located at the Albemarle Sound in Edenton, North Carolina: Lots Nos. 14 and 15, in Block 11, upon plat of Cape Colony Subdivision, located in Section 2, Fourth Township, Chowan County, N T . C„ each being the approximate size of 110 feet frontage and 140 feet depth. Said lots will be sold whole or separately for cash upon written bid to be deposited with the under signed or presented to the court at the time and place above mentioned. Any sale will be subject to confirmation by the court. Further information may be obtained from the undersigned. HOWARD J. BECK, JR., Trustee In Bankruptcy For Lawson L. Lester, Jr., P. O. Box Drawer 1352 Bankruptcy No. 69-BK-208-D Martinsville, Virginia 24112 703-632-6433 The Seven Sour. Just squeeze one lemon, add a teaspoon of fine sugar, ■ and 1’ - ounce? of 7 Crown. Shake it with ice, dress it 171 with an orange slice and a A cherry, and you’ve got it made. j: mkdian ~ I KldM wnum cownr. I.T.C *KtICMIMUKtV-IIUN.BSRO«. « . -,- , . V»\ -.. ' t Page 5-C opportunity for those who teach your children or grandchildren to continue to keep abreast of subject matter' and methodology in various subject matter areas. On March 5 an opportunity will be afforded for parents to come to school and meet with their child's teacher. This day has been set aside on the school cllendar for parental conferences. Teachers will be available, all day, to confer with parents about the progress of their child in school. Hopefully, many of you will avail yourself of the opportunity to visit your child’s teacher or teachers, and learn first hand of his strengths and weaknesses, and what you as a parent working with the teacher, can do to improve his weaknesses while capitalizing on his strenghts. Your school board feels strongly that these two days are equally as important as those in which your child attends school. For as rapidly as changes are taking place an knowledge about what and how to teach becomes outdated, school personnel have an obligation to continue learning. In like manner, nothing can replace dialogue or communication between home and school. We look forward to seeing you March 5. BRING NEW LIFE TO YOUR CARPETING Revive the original beauty of your rugs. Cleaned in your own home A .by Von Schrader dry-foam method. ff-A, No muss No fuss, /fug No odor. Use the "Hhs same day. J' iRS All work Jfljf / guaranteed. MfM Phone for MAX] 1 estimate lj r PERRY’S Carpet Cleaning LYNN C. 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