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Happy Khmer New Year.
FT V?lr Mi Mr MAKF.KS Members of the Bennett College. instrumcnUl ensemble, directed
-a; ' v, Hciiidi shown as «h»y presented their first concert of the sear, in the lounge of
eviaoldf if < Swuln night Sharing the program with tbe Instrumentalists—many of whom received
loir -i ruction in O-i.oher - were members of the freshman vocal ensemble, directed by Edward
' I artists -rre too music majors from Woman’s College,
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! Hints
CHECK YOtTR METHODS OF
STORING FOODS —Is your milk
; covered, out of the light, stored
|at to degrees temperature?
| Is cheese wrapped in waxed pa
! per or m plastic and kept cold?
It food with strong odor kept
in tightly covered refrigerator
container? Foil is an exeellem
cover.
Tr- fresh rmered loosely,
i kept, to the coldest, part, ot tbe
j refrigerator, and used, within a
| few days
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j the dampened clothes that tend
|to dry out before you're ready
| to iron.
You can save taucli ironing time
by carefully hanging flat wash
on line for drying. Let the sun
and breeezs iron towels.
1 Fabrics with non-fast colors
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I ironing to minimise chances of
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| Never mis dampened clothing
of non-fast onlors.
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COLD AND GLEAN “Cold
and Clean" add up to “no
to nr" wm Nita Orr. extension
borne economist at N, C. State
College We don't even want
good odor* in the freeser,
much less off-odors. She says
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than you ran get them out,
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-1 tamers end packaging mnwrieln,
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SII,OOO In Scholarships To Be
Given Frosh Entering A&T College
GREENSBORO Statewide
teste to determine winners of
more than SIO,OOO in scholarships,
available to freshman students to
enter A and T College this fall,
wi.ll be given at. twenty-six loca
tions . in late February and early
March
Leading the. list of grants are
four-year period, being given by
the A and T College Alumni As
sociation. Available for study In
any field ottered at. the college,
they will go to the four-students
who make the highest scores on
the standard college entrance
test.
Other scholarships to be offered
on tbe basis of high scores on the
test include: thrce-Smith-Doug
la* Scholarships of SSOO each, for
| study in Agriculture, given by a
CP&I Observes
Nst’l Eleclric
Week In State
National. Electrical V/cek Feb
ruary 9-15 has special signifi
cance for 23,000 farm youth r.f
North Carolina; for during Feb
ruary elminations will begin !r>.
the annual farm electrification
rontesfc. The competition is spon
sored by Carolina Power and
Light Company, Duke Power, Vir
ginia Elec,trie and Power and
Nanthala Power and Light Com
pany.
♦ * * »
eliminations will he coni"
tbe ted hv March IS io the 55
FFA federations; by April 15
in the six districts; and by
May 15 in the state routed
Tbe state winner will V
rccogtmcdl at. the annual
meeting in June. Prizes in the
contest total $2,600.
* * * *
Dan E. Stewart heed of CF&
h area development, department,
explains that, the contest trains
youth “in the use of practical elec
tricity in supervised farming
programs on the farm and in the
home.’’
"Research in the practical ap
plication of electric power to cre
ate a better way of life is a chal
lenge to our young people,” h*
;.aid. '1 can think of no other
field which affords greater op*
portunity for service and discov
ery”
CP&L us one of a. hundred com
panies and organizations in stres
sing research science education
during National Electrical Week.
j Bruce Trio
I To A & T
j February IS
!
! GREENSBORO The Bric-s
j Trio, two brothers and a. sister,
all of whom spent much of their
younger lives in neighboring Se
rial? a. will appear in a musical re
cital here at A and T College on
February is. The concert, is set tor
Hart),son Auditorium beginning
at. 8.00 P, M
This musical family, alt of
wnom attended Palmer Memorial
Institute, is now widely acclaim
ed as a group of distinguished mu
sicians.
Carol Brice, the sister contral
to. was elevated to stardom by
Serge Koussevitek.v who hid hex
sing at least 10-tunes with the
Boston Symphony, which he di
rected.
Ettgeno Brice, a second mem
ber of the triumvirate, a gra
duate of the Julliard School
of Music, if. a bass soloist of
outstaeding ability. He ha/«
sung t\-i*h the New York Con
cert Choir, the Interracial
Fellowship and the DePaur
Infantry Chorus and reached
the peak as the lour member
of bis race to tour with the
Robert Shaw Chorale on its j
trek through 2! countries in j
Europe and the Near East- He j
has also appeared on Broad- !
«•* v with "Rbowbo*t'‘ and
and ‘'Cannon Jones".
sh ♦ •
Jonathan. Brice an ?ccomp!.irh- ,
ed ptani si -accompanist, rounds;
4511** fVj® trio.
Tbe groan is being printed B*,
*. fsaturto ateraetion of the col- j
iege's winter flteeum. series.
'‘Selitetnpooycri fatrroer* may j
ore an alternate method, tor fig- j
ui'ing their eamings from their j
fatm’T J. H. Ingle, district men- 1
agor of the local Boc.ih! Security j
Administration office, and T. M. j
Langford. Group Supervisor of In
ternal Revenue, reminded farm]
operators today.
Langford pointed cut, that self ;
employed farmers may figure
their earnings for social security
in several wayr,
fl? if your grow income from I
agricultural self-employment rtj
not, more than *IBOO you may;
count, » vour net tana earnings!
either your actual net or 3-3 of J
your farm gross income.
<2 * If your g’-oss farm income';
is more than SI3OO and vour netj
farm earnings are leas than $1300.!
vou may use either your actual;
net or $1200:
(3> if your cross farm income i
is more then SIBOO and your net |
farm earnings are SI3OO or more j
you must use the actual amount.!
of your net earnings.
Langford added that use of tbe
option will enable farmers with j
gross income as low as S6OO to ob- 1
tain social security protection fori
themselves in Uieir old age and j
for their survivors in case of
death. However, he said that, m j
order to receive any social seen-|
rtt.v a, fanner must be able to re-1
port, a? let*: * S4OO * j
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mers of America organization: j
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culture; two-Kroger Foundation
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