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LMm?IUPI *#*£B*'hmtW* imtm * F*W WMM. M tt m I mmW I fffit * ;> ' :M * \ JOaßßyr; hWk rl^algrjJj t 1 f^t£ cJ*jnM^ : iPilf "ji!! ■BHBBBBHBHHHBHHBI SH CAREFUL REVIEW -- Arthur A. Chapin. ridit. reviews in formation on Manpower Ad LARRY PROMOTED C. E. Larry has been pro moted to Construction & Maintenance Engineer • Sy stems for Humble Oil & Re fining Company's Southeastern Region Distribution & En gineering Department. Larry, who was promoted to Field Construction & Main tenance Engineer last year and tea nsferred to Charleston, S. C., now returns to the Company's Cliarlotte (N.C.) Region office. 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ESSSifiiffcv * -V CJSjjjjjSiiiN. direction. or the pijrchri e price of the paint will he cheerfully p A • V°u complete satisfaction when used according to label B B -efunded. rOT T Olina Amcnco directions or the purchase price of the paint will be cheerfully B B I -I—l ROGERS PAINT PRODUCTS refunded. B ■ 1 I K Y] J -s ROGERS PAINT PRODUCTS B B IB J) —OIL BASE Reg. 5.99 I I 1 COLONIAL -HI? «"• BUDGET /4AiniliMl f| Sale gal. Sale Pnce n BEAUTY AT A PR.CE HARDWARE BEAUTY AT A PR.CE 9^o^ ■ IATIX ■ ——————- ■ LATEX FIAT ■ houSEPAINTH WALL COVERINGS HOME CARE SUPPLIES AND TOOLS CARPETING I w *u.FINISH I tRSffSSSSSan n n 1J It .. . BlttClC & UectCCT POWCT Tools Visit our complete carpet dept. See our wall of color. Wool All Pre-Pasled Paper 15% Discount tw,st - r « *«•*>. s»w> $10.95. Nyu» sh.*. reg. w.*. sale r.w. P Sq. Yd. Prices, Plus Installation. OUR GRADUATE HOME ECONOMIST) INTERIOR DECORATOR SUSAN RYDER AT YOUR SERVICE FOR EXPERT FREE ASSISTANCE UNFINISHED FURNITURE ART SUPPLIES CUSTOM FRAMING DECOUPAGE SUPPLIES and WORKSHOP Mora Than 40 Item. Stocked Complete Regi.ter for Next "Learn By Doing" Claue. Starting April 20 jjjgS Easy Does MM SHERWIN-WILLIAMS * ministration programs with his assistant, Nelson Murke. As Di rector nf the Labor Depart ment's Office of Kqtial Employ ment Opportunity in Manpower programs. Mr. Chapin is re Consumers Unit Advocates Auto Ins. Reforms MOUNT VERNON, N. Y- Consumers Union announced today 14 criteria for auto in surance reforms to stabilize the "runaway price of in surance" and halt what Is called the wave of millions of cancellations. The CU plan adopts or modifies many of the features of four major "no-fault" pro posals currently in circulation under which a driver does not have to prove another's negli gence in order to recover the injury expenses paid out of his own pocket. Major reforms of the non profit organization's plan de tailed in the April issue of Consumer Reports are: Medical Care - All people sponsible for. coordinating all functions am! activities under Title VI of the Civil Riehts Act of IMM for the Labor Depart ment. Mr. Hurke is Deputy Di rector of that Office. injured in car accidents would receive the expenses of com plete medical care, including rehabilitation - regardless of who caused the accident. Wage Replacement - The equivalent of their take-home pay up to a maximum amount necessary for a decent stan dard of living would be pro vided to all disabled victims who cannot work, or their earning capacity if they are students or temporarily un employed. Periodic Payment - Month ly, instead of lump-sum, pay ments to meet expenses and wage loss would be provided all victims. Other Insurance - Auto insurance benefits would not overlap medical or hospital policies, or other similar pay ments. Cancellation - Policies must be noncancelable, guaranteed renewable, and available to all, thus eliminating "assigned risk" status. CHEYENNE M% SCOUTS | CORNER CAMPING ml By E. L. KEARNEY In just a few short weeks school will be out and what will our boys do? At least one week of summer camp diould be included. For the boy, camping is fun and provide experiences. Camping answers the natural urge in every boy to go some where to seek adventure, to relive the experiences of fore fathers. It is the promise of ad venture lures them; it is the HARRISS CONNERS Leads T Larry Barnes Jerry Able Paul Loman ft IffltfQC —Sedans, Coupes O -Panels, Wagons Bob Stamper Roy Morgan Jim McAbee Save SSOO on any 1971 WAGON in stock HARRISS , , CONNERS Durham- *■ —* Durham 544-171# Chapel Hill Blvd. Ch. HUI 942-3191 attainment that holds them. The thrills in meeting prob lems in a new environment are great fun to the Scouts in a natural letting, they grow in resourcefullness and skill; but more than that, they experi ence the keen enjoyment to be found in doing interesting things with wholesome com panions. A Scout is made consious of the necessity for maintain inf himself in a condition of health and to protect hlmeelf from mtuml hazards in order to haw full enjoyment of theae prividledges. He learns something of the car* of his body to insure comfort and satisfaction - the personal con cerns related to the hygine of the hike and camp, how to sleep comfortably, in the open, protect himself apinat insects, the care of his feet and relief from fatigue. A boy in a Scouting Camp "ORANGE CRUSH'n* Puuhl Driik Is Hwtll KggMflJ I Pi fIBP mm Pick Up Yovr Six-pack Of Returnable Bettled ORANGE Bottled and Distributed by Pepsi-Cola Bottling Co of Durham, N. C. SATURDAY, APRIL 3> U7l THE CAROLINA fffl practices Scouting skflla in the out-of-doors. A Scout be comes skillful through fre quent practices. Most of the Scout requirements may be translated into a program of activities with achievements realized through practice. The out-of-doors is the true la boratory of Scouting. Here the Scout will learn many skills that carry over into manhood and continue to give aatltiac ttoa throughout Ma lifetime. The sklla teamed and the knowledge acquired wffl aid materially h supplementing a Scout's formal education. Hate la the open cm—Hun of natural reeources, the pro tection of eat ashed, the need or value of reforeetattoa. Ha learns to ilaartQ Information as niatad to natural Watery. In short, ha develops naany Continued on 10A 9A
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