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-THE CAROLINA TIMES SATURDAY, JULY 17, 1971
KODAK PRESENTS a film of the final game
of the Central Interscholastic Athletic Asso
ciate (CIAA) basketball tournament to CIAA
league commissioner Lawrence D. Smith
(left). Dick Ricketts (right), former Duquesne
University and NBA star, now with Kodak's
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Taxpayers
This column of questions and answers on federal
tax matters is provided by the local office of the U.S.
Internal Revenue Service and is published as a public
service to taxpayers. The column answers questions
most frequently asked by taxpayers.
Q) More thfin • mont h ago I
requested that tax be withheld
on my pension, but I've no
ticed no chs.nge in the Amount
of my pension check. IDoesn't
my -old firra have to start with
no/rfiVie immediately?
A) The payer of your pen
sion does not have to be
gin withholding until three
months after you filed your
.Form W-4P, Annuitant's Re
quest for Federal Income Tax
Withholding.
Although withholding is op
tional on your part, the payer
must comply with your re
quest to withhold tax.
Q) I do a lot of traveling on
my new job. What kind of
records should I keep?
A) Your records should
show amounts, dates, destina
tions and business purpose. A
diary or similar record, sup
ported by items su.ch as. can
celed checks and paid bills, is
acceptable if entries are made
SEW/ A SUPER SUMMER
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dress. Now ycu can get what
you want by sewing it your
self. The home sewing boom
means the f;nd of who-cares
fashion and no-fit fits. Instead,
you care enough to make your
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way you want. Kxtra bonus: all
those marvelous top fashions
translated into easy-sew pat
terns as well as fabulous fibers
and fabrics to make them
from. Sew a super summer in
clothes t.hat nobody else has
... natui ally, because you made
them yourself.
WHO WEARS HOT PANTS?
The home sewer in a nifty zig
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Wow 'em at the barbecue with
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Celanese Celara textured ace
tate knit. Fabric by Shirley;
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Business and Technical Personnel department,
made the presentation. Ricketts also narrated
the highlight film of the CIAA 25th Anni
versary Tournament, now available on free
loan from Kodak for club and group show
ing.
when the costs are' incurred.
For more information obtain
a copy of IRS Publication 463,
Travel, Entertainment and
Gift Expenses. It's available
free from your local IRS of
fice.
Q) Can I still deduct my
stock market losses dollar-for
dollar from my capital gains?
A) Yes, these losses can
still be used to offset capital
gains. However, if you have
a net long-term capital loss,
each $1 of the loss can be used
to offset only 6(ty of ordinary
income. A net short-term cap
ital loss can still be used to
reduce ordinary income on a
dollar-for-dollar basis. Net
capital loss deductions are
generally limited to SI,OOO.
Q) I saw a notice on the
bulletin board at work that
some people may not have
enough tax withheld this year.
How do I find out if I'm one of
them?
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THE END O F THE 'SQUARE'
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M.r»u r * #»***;
A) Estimate your 1971 tax
liability and the amount of
tax that will be withheld
based on your current with
holding. This can be done
from tables the IRS has given
your employer. If you- should
find more, withholding is
needed, you should claim few
er exemptions and, if neces
sary, have additional dollar
amounts withheld. You can do
this by filing a new exemption
certificate (Form W-4) with
your employer.
Q) Is it true that I can
claim a credit on the tax I pay
on the gas and oil I use for
my boat?
A) Yes. When you file your
return next year, you may
claim a credit of 2( per gal
lon for gasoline and a credit
of 6» per gallon for lubricat
ing oil. Be 'sure to keep ade
quate records to substantiate
your credits. When you file
your return use Form 4136 to
claim the credit. IRS Publica
tion 378, .Federal Gas Tax
Credit or Refund for Non
highway and Transit Users,
may be helpful. Send a post
card to your local IRS office to
obtain a copy.
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MISS ELEANOR STARNES BRIDE
OP MOSES BRYANT ON SATURDAY
In a 4:30 o'clock ceremony
Saturday afternoon June 26
at the West Durham Baptist
Church, Miss Eleanor Starnes,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
James Starnes of 715 Kent
Street became the bride of
Mr. Moses Bryant of New York
City.
Officiating at the ceremony
was the Rev. F. D. Terry and
wedding music was presented
by Miss Lana McClary and
soloist Robert Bryant, brother
of the groom. James Starnes,
father of the bride, gave her in
marriage.
Mrs. Bryant wore a satin
gown with a guipure tucked
panel front of satin organza
with long - cuffed button
sleeves. She carried daises,
gypsophila and ivy.
Miss Carrie Brown, maid of.
CHEYENNE
SCOUTS ««
CORNER J/%
THE SPIRIT OF fIHI
SCOUTING By E. L. KEARNEY
This week our corner will
attempt to answer some of the
questions frequently asked by
parents and friends of Scouts.
Question - How old must a
boy be in order to join Cub
Scouts?
Answer - A boy must be
eight years old or he may join
at 7 if he is in the third grade.
Question - How old must a
boy be before he can become a
Boy Scout?
Answer - As of June 25,
1971, a boy 10 years old and
in the fifth grade may become
Eaton-Petttford and
Rochelle Family
Reunion Is Held
The Eaton, Pettiford and
Rochelle family reunion was
held Sunday, July 4, 1971 at
the E. D. Mickle Recreation
Center. A short devotional
period was observed with the
Chaplain, Rev. F. T. Eaton
leading it. Prayer and Group
singing was shared by all.
Other participants included
prayer by Rev. L. A. Miller
and grace by Rev. P. H. Amey.
All visitors and members of the
family were given a special
welcome by Rev. Eaton. Out
of town family members pre
sent included: Mr. & Mrs.
Reginal McPherson, Washing
ton, D. C., Mr. & Mrs. Ralph
Dalrymple, New York, N. Y.
Mr. & Mrs. Lee Tanner and
Miss Emma Tanner of Raleigh,
N. C., Mr. & Mrs. Robert
Elliott and Family and Mr. &
Mrs. Brinton Jenkins, Washing
ton, D. C. Mr. and Mrs. Milton
Mason, Norfolk, Va., Mr. &
Mrs. Samuel Wilson, Bronx,
New York, Mr. & Mrs. Leon
! Jones, Phila., Pa. Miss Brenda
Jenkins, Washington, D. C.
Cubie Wade, Philadelphia, Pa.
[ and Otis Eaton, Dazel, S. C.
KHlrell Gets
Job Training
Program Grant
Kittrell College has received
a grant of $390,000 to help
expand the vocational techni
cal education program from
the Costal Plains Region Com
mission, it was announced by
G. Fred Steele, Jr., Federal
Co-Chairman of the Costal
Plains Regional Commission.
1116 grant will help the
college purchase a building
and a 7.9 acre site adjacent
to its campus in Kittrell and
to renovate, enlarge and equip
the building. This facility will
be used by Kittrell College
in its vocational-technical ed
cation program. The college's
student body comes primarily
from Franklin, Granville, Hali
fax, Nash, Vance, and Warren
counties.
Day and evening classes
will be conducted in the
Kittrell vocational-technical
center end the college expects,
to expand its cooperative ed
ucation program with area
industry in connection with
the new occupational training
program.
Kittrell College will provide
$138,000 from other resources
to complete the (528,000
tnth) cost of the Droiect.
honor, wore an empire, pea
sant style floral print gown
and carried marguerite white
daises. Similarly attired in
various rainbow shades were
the attendants, Miss Rhonda
Perry and Miss Jo Anne John
son. Rodger Firous served as
best mana nd ushers were
Earl and Robert Bryant, bro
thers of the groom and Mar
lowe Marshall, Flower girl was
Tonya Stames and ring bearer
was Travis Hedgepeth. A re
ception was held in the fellow
ship hall of the church follow
ing the ceremony.
Mr. and Mrs. Bryant grad
uated from North Carolina
Central University and have
positions in New York City
where they will make their
home.
a Boy Scout otherwise the age
is still eleven.
Question - Can young ladies
join the Boy Scout movement?
Answer - Yes as of March
5, 1971 young ladies may
register as full members of an
Explorer Post, however this
must have the approval of the
sponsoring institution.
Question - Is it mandatory
that a boy buy a uniform?
Answer - No boy is required
to have a uniform; however
the uniform does show that a
boy belongs to a certain troop.
Question - I live in a neigh
borhood where no scouting is
available. How can my son get
scouting?
Answer - Any school,-
church civic organization, etc.
may sponsor a Scout unit. If
nothing of this sort exists in
your neighborhood then a unit
can be sponsored by a group of
citizens* For help call
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If you're good enough to get an
Army ROTC scholarship, it'll pay
for all your tuition, books and lab
fees. And give you year 'round
spending money.
If you're a high school graduate
and you take ROTC when you get a
crack at a three-year scholarship in
your freshman year. Or a two-year
one the year after. Or one that'll
pay for your last year.
With Army ROTC, you never lose.
Even if you don't win a scholarship
and the folks wind up footing the
bills, you get an Army commission
when you graduate. That makes a
college investment pay off a lot
better. For years to come.
As an Army officer, you'll ex
ercise leadership. Manage men and
material. Work closely with people
from all walks of life. From all over
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K- y A ■ - ll —
STORY HOUR ANO PUPPET SHOW—These
children who are enrolled at Saint Augus
tine's College as volunteers in an experimen
tal reading project watch puppet show con
ducted by Miss Teresa Bar num. Miss Barnum
Finally Wins
Aerial Race
BATON ROUGE, La.
—A flight instructor who has
tried for 20 years to win the
Powder Puff Derby outflew .
the Sterile Stork and 142 other
airplanes to be declared the
unofficial winner of the Cana
da to Louisiana aerial race.
Gini Richardson of Yakima,
Wash., who owns and operates
her own flight school, piloted
her 285 horse power Cessna
Question - Who selects the
Den Mother?
Answer - It is the duty of
the Cub Master to recruit and
train Den Mothers as well as
the assignment of boys to
respective Dens.
Question - How are leaders
trained?
. Answer - Each district has
a Training chairman who is
responsible for seeing that all
leaders are trained. In addi
tion, the regular monthly meet
ing offers training as well
Question - What percent of
available boys are we reaching
in our district?
Answer - At present, we
are reaching just over 14% of
available boys.
Would you recommend
ROTC to a young man
headed for college?
into Baton Rouge shortly
before noon.
Mrs. Richardson was one
of the last pilots to leave
the Calgary, Alberta, Canada,
starting line Monday.
The official winner o( the
THE GOURMET TOUCH
by Emanuel Gree.nbe.rg, f)i»linyuialucd Author ayd Culinary AutJiority
NEW YORK (ED) WKen
President Hoover promised a
chicken in every pot, he wasn't
far from the mark. Chicken to
day is served everywhere and
often. To cooks, chicken is one
of the most adaptable and eco
nomical of main dishes. A good,
plump chicken takes to all sorts
of cooking: variations fry
ing, roasting, broiling, or em
bellishment with a cream sauce,
or preparation with other
the country. And you'll have the
chance to see some of the world,
too.
Check it out. Write one of the
officers below. There's no obliga
tion. Just a great opportunity.
ARMY ROTC. A great way to
make it.
Major Jam** A. Harris
Chief, Min Ret Br
ATTN: AJAGR-P
HQ, Third US Army
Ft McPhtrion, Ga. 30330
is a .member of the Children's Literature Class
which participates twice a week in the EPDA
BCP program in session at St. Augustine's
College.
2,400 mile aerial contest will
be declared by Judges Friday.
The winner is determined by
a point scoring system ia
which flight time and aircraft,
horsepower are taken into
consideration.
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meats, fruits or vegetables.
For an elegant main dish,
here's a delicate chicken roast
that comes off well for com
pany. The gourmet touch: a
zesty addition of lemon juice
and Bourbon, flamed to add
extra flavor. Igniting liberates
the alcohol and almost all the
calories flame away a beau
tiful non-fattening bonus. The
result is a tender chicken with
crisp, roasted skin.  •
LTC John H. Rodd, Jr.
Alabama A&M Collage
Normal, Ala. 35762
LTC Chariot D. Randall
Alcorn A&M Collogo
Lorman, Milt. 39096
LTC Sanuol Wathington, Jr.
Florida A&M Univortity
Tallahattoo, Fla. 32307
LTC Loo M. Robortt
D Jackton Stato Collogo
Jackton, Mitt. 39217
Major Uriah McCrady
North Carolina A&T Stato Univortity
Croontboro, N.C. 27405
LTC Willio L. Johnton
South Corolina Stato Collogo
Orangoburg, S.C. 29115
LTC Arthur H. Soab»o«k
Tutkogoo Initituto
Tutktgoo, Ala. 36088