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1930 East 5th St.
Lumbertoa, NC
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TRAVELAGENCY
Telephone 363-3666
3800 Fort Street
Lincoln Perk, Mich. 48146
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?Full Service Agency
PHONE 521-8624
Casually and Home
EUaha Lock!ear. Owner
Amy Ann Lock!ear. Secretary 1
? Corner of 4th mid
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JOHN'S GARAGE I
8 Miles West of Lumbertonl
Off Hwy. 74
?All Foreign and Domestic!
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?Established 1%1
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Phone 738-9303 ft
MOORE'S CHAIN SAW
Prospect Area
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Lawn Mowers
?We Service what we sell.
Call 521-9*42
LOWRY'S COUNTRY STORE
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CALL 521-0434
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111 WEST 380 STREET
I. HUNT, JR. P.O. BOX 729
E. HUNT, ML PEMBROKE. NC 28372
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ADVERTISE I
TIRE BARN
Tremendous Savings on all Sizes of Tires
i for Cars & Farm Equipment
all at the
TIRE BARN
| Hwy, 211 East, Lumberton. NC
) (919)739-1077
PATES SUPPLY 1
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RENTAL ? JOE'S SUB SHOP ^
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Phone (919) 521-3288 manager
COX'S CUSTOM CYCLE SHOP
2002 E 5th Street
Lumberton. NC 283S8
We have Harley Davidson parts & service
BUS: (919) 738-6525 SONNY COX
RES: 1919) 738-6565 OWNER
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?General Electric *Hotpoint
| ?Microwave Ovens *Ice Makers a ~"
?FrancUsed Major Appliance Service i fnp-:
' All Major Appliance Parts i
?Refrigerators *Air Conditioners ?Dishwashers
? ALL WORK GUARANTEED!
I *P-7 Ranges-Washers-Dryers
, PHONE 919-739-4724
JAMES W. THOMAS, Mgr. Saddletree Area
EXTENSION
SCENE f?^
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? Ifl his recent column
Foifcst Kinnett, editor of one
of The local newspapers,
made some interesting com
ments concerning the ease of
larming.
I I found these comments
lunuaing, as I am sure he
intended them to be. Unfor
tunately, this is a common
ffcBng of those who have
never been involved with
fanning and have never
ejgrerienced the many unex
pected and uncontrollable
pjpureiHP* feat do qfcn..
.There are few professions
thht require as much invest
ment ss does farming. This
investment includes not only
money but also a lot of time
and the use of many dollars
worth of capital. This invest
ment is made with no
certainty as to the weather
conditions that may come
and with very little certainty
of the price of the products
that are being produced.
I have often heard the
comparison of a farmer to a
gambler. Hie farmer makes
his bets with his investment
of money, time, and capital
and then gambles that the
raint will come, that it will
not get too hot, that the seed
he planted will come up, that
he will not have any unex
pected disease problems,
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that insects will not devour
his crops, that there will be
no severe storms, and
that there will be no extreme
repair bills to pay on any of
his equipment Then if he
wins by having everything
happen as he expected, he
doesn't know what his win
nings will be because he has
not control over market
prices.
There is a lot of stress
brought about by the uncer
tainty of the possibilities
mentioned above. As Forest
was concerned about his
three rows of garden, ima
gine the stress that would
develop* if there was the
same concern about hun
dreds of acres of crops when
each acre involved at least
several hundred dollars of
initial investment and the
livelihood of you- and your
family would depend upon
this outcome.
There has been a lot of
concern lately about the
weather and its effect on theT
crops in the county. It is bad ?
enough that the weather is!
having a serious effect on B
the yields and, therefore, the m
income from all crops will be m
reduced this year, but in
addition, it is more expen
sive to produce a crop under
stress conditions than under
normal conditions because
the ground is so hard,
additional herbicides are re
quired because herbicides
are not as effective under
dry conditions, additional
cultivations are needed be
cause the herbicides do not
react properly, and additio
nal time is needed because
the farm laborers cannot
work as effectively when it is
extremely hot
So, as Forest said, "There
is more to this farming thing
than Just watching the trac
tor do all the work." If you
have any doubts, or if you
would like to see firsthand
what is involved in this
profession, I venture to say
that there are quite a few
farmers right here in Robe
son County that would be
glad to share their "fun"
with you.
REVELS FAMILY
REUNION PLANNED
Hie children and descen
dants of Daniel James
(Tobe) Revels and Priss
Anne Revels will hold a
reunion on Saturday, August
2, 1986, at Luther J. Britt,
Jr. Park in Lumberton, NC.
For more information call
Junior Jones at 739-5579 or
Janie L Oxendine at 739
6031.
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PROGRESSIVE Savings & Loan, LTD I
Phone 738-1415 or 738-1478
7.68% 7.10% 6.02%
7.40%
$1004 Mlnimun Deposit $1000 Minimum Deposit $1000 Minimum Deposit
I to 2VS Yoors 6 Months 7 Doyi to t Months
Maturity. Maturity. Maturity.
Rates Effective July 15-21.
Penalty For Early Withdrawal
*DEPOSIT^NSURE^UF^^$100j00^BT^5LIC
i ' Office of Tuscarora Tribal Enrollment
Highway 710, Pembroke, NC
ANNOUNCEMENT
[ The TUSCARORA TRIBAL ENROLLMENT is now being prepared. If you are a Tuscarora and
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; have not enrolled as a tribal member, it is extremely important that you do this as as
[ possible. To enroll as a tribal member you should:
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1. Complete a tribal enrollment application
2. Provide a copy of your birth certificate
3. Provide a copy of death certificates of your ancestors
4.Provide cemetery records including date and county of birth and death, county
buried in, and the name of the cemetery
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I Your tribal enrollment application will be reviewed by the Tuscarora Tribal Enrollment Office
I "to determine your eligibility for membership based upon your descendancy from those
individuals named on Tuscarora Baselines (period: As near as possible to 1790 through 1910).
Tribal enrollment forms are located at the Tuscarora Tribal Enrollment Office, Highway 710,
: P.O. Box 1455, Pembroke, NC 28372. Office hours are 8:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Mondays through
i Fridays. If these office hours are inconvenient for you, you may call Delia Ray Sanderson,
:Tribal Enrollment Officer, at 919-521-8682 and an appointment will be made for you at the Old
L .Lumbee Medical Clinic on Highway 711 from 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. on Tuesday, starting Tuesday,
-July 29, 1986.
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