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3 THE CAROLINA TIMES JULY 20, t374 : , . . . . . -x : ... . Jl J. -. I. . . . . ' .1 .:., - ....... ...... ..aAJuuuuwLwuWAAAAMAvrs - Whmmm MMiM aaa ' - ' mm w M anw jfcMWiJWWiirfw-w-wrfwrfww-iw-w mm - - T " - . . wT-V , . If isrKS. rTn asrwi w-m-mwwmm rf- m m m ww W s& (ft. w m - -Jfc r 9- -A . c ki ria rail! iiiii . -ii ti i.'uu ii .111111 c J i i 1 1 m I lmnintimiiv .Taaiaaa.i " H bAGAu i iua n u i tor. HAVING QUALIFIED as administrat of the estate of Fred D. McNeill, sr. executrix - deceased, late of Durham County, this Is to notify all persons having claims against; the estate of said deceased 10 exhibit them to the undersigned at 1815 S. Alston Avenue, uurnarn, iiiui on ui LR- trims, THE MUSHROOM-PLUS SUMMER SALAD Raw mushrooms with a shake of salt or a sprinkling of lemon juice have a "Just-one-more" appetite appeal, but they're even better teamed with the colorful etceteras of an imaginative salad. Just rinse and slice. Add one or more vegeta bles, from avocado to zuc chini: Cooked green beans, celery, cucumbers, peas, potatoes, green pepper, cherry tomatoes, spring onions to say nothing of leafy greens such as let tuce, chicory and spinach. Make it a chef's salad by adding heftier ingredients such as ham, chicken, tur key, tuna or "other "cooked fish, cheese, hardjcooked eggs, cooked macaroni or cooked rice. Steo ud the flavor with things as palate-tickling as J onion. , garlic,, onyesj. ca before the 2nd day of January, 1975. or this notice will be pleaded in bar of their recovery. . , ,, All persons indebted to said estate will please make immediate payment This 24th day oi June is4. Lottie H. McNeffl, executrix of the estate of Fred D. McNeill, Sr. deceased. Carolina Times; June 29, Jury 6, 13, 20, 1974. pers, dill, Parmesan chovies. basil, cheese parsley, or an- Ji'f iilLl EN TOUCH 30 LITY . . . from Best Food Kltchemf Rescue Food Budget with Casseroles This meal-in-one tuna dish is a boon to the budget as well as nutritious good eating. It combines sucE favorites as tuna fish, macaroni, peas, cheese and potato dyps to cre ate a hearty good casserole. A cream sauce forms the base of this dish. The easy way to make a smooth cream sauce is to use Argo corn starch as the thickening agent Tuna One Dish Meal . Vi cup margarine 3 tablespoons corn starch VS teaspoon salt Va teaspoon pepper 3 cups milk 1 small onion, finely chopped 2 cans (6 or 7 ounces) tuna, drained and flaked 1 Dackacei8 ouncesilbow macdfirini. caolcarl-snri Ci drameW5 1 package (10 bunces) frozen peas, thawed 1 cup finely shredded Cheddar cheese Crushed potato chips Melt margarine in sauce pan over medium heat Blend in corn starch, salt and pep-' per. Remove from heat and gradually stir in milk. Cook over medium heat, stirring constantly, until mixture comes to boil and boils 1 min ute. Stir in onion. Place tuna, macaroni, peas and cheese in (rreased 2-quart casserole. Stir in corn starch mixture. Top with potato chips. Bake in 350 F oven 20 to 25 minutes. Makes 6 to 8 servings. NORTH CAROLINA V DURHAM COUNTY CREDITOR'S NOTICE HAVING QUALIFIED as the Administrator CTA of the Estate oi uracie Love, deceased, late of Durham Countv. North Carolina, the undersigned does hereby notify all persons, firms ' and corporations having claims against said estate, to present them : to . the -undersigned Pearson, Matanej Johnson, DeJarmon, and Spaulding, 112 W. Parrish Street. Durham, on or before the 23rd day of January, 1975. or .this notice will be pleaded In, par of their All persons indebted to skid estate will please make . immediate payment v to the undersigned at the address of we Aommisiraior given oeiow. mis loin aay or jury, Milton t. vJohnson AAmnKtntnr itTTA Estate OI fracie Love t P.O. Box 867 Durham, North Carolina 27701 27, Jeust, 3, July 20, tan a win ., , . , NORTH CAROLINA . DURHAM COUNTY NOTICE 10. TO EXECUTRIX r.HEnrTORS THE UNDERSIGNED having qualified ss Executrix oi me estate oi rru n. COTTON, deceased late of notify all persons having claims against sua estate to exaion them to the , undersigned at 2112 Apex Highway, Durham, 27707. on or before January 25, 1975, or this notice will be pleaded ? in bar of ' their recovery. All persons indebted to said estate will please make immediate payment. This, 15th day of Jury, (Mrs.) Christine Alston EXECUTRIX ESTATE OF EFFIE W COTTON, deceased WCIiam A. Marsh, Jr Attorney -203 12 E. Chapel HUl Street, Post Office Box 125 Durham, , North Carolina Carolina Times: July 20. 1974 August 3, 10, 24, IV I NORTH CAROLINA DURHAM COUNTY NOTICE OF SALE UNDER and bv virtue of the Dower of sale contained in a certain mortgage executed by THOMAS W. lEVANS. et ux SHIRLEY EVANS to NATHANIEL L.' BELCHER Trustee, dated May 15 1973 and recorded In Book 886, page 91 In the Office of the Register of Deeds of Durham County. North Carolina, default having been made in the payment of indebtness thereby secured and said mortgage oeing ny me terms thereof subject to foreclosure. the undersigned mortgagee will ouer ior saie at duduc auction to the highest bidder for cash at the court house door in Durham, at twelve o'clock noon on the 3rd. day of Aueust. 1974 in . Durham Township, Durham County, and in the City of Durham, and more particularly described as follows: " BEGINNING, at a stake in the oronertv line on the West side of Surifla Street, said stake being distant 204 feet. North 18 32' East from the part of intersection of the property line on the North side of East Durham Road, with the property line on the West side of SurUla Street and running thence North 71 28 West 150 feet to a stake at the northwest corner of Lot No. 36, on the got hereinafter referred to, ence N. 18 82' East 50 feet to a stake at the southwest corner of Lot No. 31. thence South 71 28' East 150 feet to a stake in the property line on the West side of SuriUa Street, thence along and with the property line on the West side of Surma Street South 18 32' ist 50 feet to a stake, the place and point of beginning, It t'arida Jdpropejll tHi n lot and survey thereot on le' In Plat Book 5. page 5. Durham Countv Reeister. to which reference is hereby made . for a more particular description of same. This property is sold suDject to ad valorem taxes and prior existing mortgages and liens as by law required this 24th day of June, 1974. A 10 deposit Will oe requurea at me time ui said sale as by law required. Nathaniel L. Belcher, Trustee 112 Dunstan Street Durham, North Carolina 27707 June 29, July 6, 13, 20, 1974 mm vnrtj&srrrWn- met maxpayevp ask mq: 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; , IRS NORTH CAROLINA DURHAM COUNTY NOTICE.OF SALE UNDER AND BY VIRTUE ' of the power of sale contained In a certain Deed of Trust executed bv ELIZABETH' CATLETT,; (Unmarried (Assumed by PHYLLIS CATLETT WALLER), and recorded in Mortgage Book 774, at page 432, in the Office of the Reeister of Deeds of Durham County, . default having been made in the payment of the indebtedness thereby secured and said Deed of Trust being by the terms thereof subject to foreclosure, the undersigned will offer for sale at Public Auction to the highest. -bidder for cash at the Courthouse Door in Durham County, at NOON on the 2nd day of. August, 1974, the property conveyed In . said Deed of Trust, the same lying and being In the County ot Durham, and State of North Carolina, in City Township, and more particularly described as follows: BEGINNING at a stake on the Southeast side of Atlantic Street North 40 08' .East 316.55 feet from the northeast side of Red Oak Avenue, at the corner of Aaron Day, Jr.. as shown on the plat hereinafter referred to, and miming thence South -86 48' East 160.13 feet to a stake on the Southeast aide of Atlantic Street, thence along and with the Southeast side of Atlantic Street, South 40 8' west 99.2 feet to a stake, the point of BEGINNING, and BEING LOT No. 1 of the Property of Calbar Investment Company, as plet plat and survey of J. Watts Copley, & Associates, Land , Surveyors, dated February 11, 1965. and now on file in theOfficeof the Register of Deeds of Durham County In Plat book 48, page 200. to . which reference Is hereby made for a more particular description of same. THIS PROPERTY will be sold subject to all prior encumbrances and taxes and all 1974 ad valorem taxes and' assessments. - . THIS SALE wltt retrain open for ten (10) days to receive Increased bus, as required by law. ' This 2nd day of July, 1974, J. J. HENDERSON. TRUSTEE VKLL1AM A. MARSH, JR., ATTORNEY ' ' Carolina Times: July 6', 13, 26 Q. I have a joint bank ac count with my son. Are we each taxed on one-half of the inter est received? A. No. You are taxed on the interest in proportion to the amount you each contributed to the joint account For exam ple, if you contributed all the money in the account, you would be taxed on all of the interest. Q. My mother lives with us. Her income consists of tax-free socjal security benefits and a small pension. Can I claim her as a dependent? A. Yes. In general, you can claim your mother as a de pendent if she had gross in come of less than $750 (tax exempt income, such as social security benefits, is not includ ed in the $750 , gross income test) and you furnished more than half of her total support. For more information, see, IRS Publication 501, "Your Exemp tions and Exemptions for De pendents." It's available free from your JRS office. Q. After receiving $10,000 un der an educational loan pro gram to go to medical school, I agreed to practice medicine for five years in rural areas of the state. As a result, each year one-fifth of the loan is can celled. Am I taxed on this amount? ' ' A. Yes. If any part of the loan is cancelled in a particu lar year, that amount must be reported as income for the year. ' Q. I work as a waiter. Do all my tips have to be, reported tWfriemptoer? 'J$?Zt A. No. If you receive less than $20 in tips in the course of your work' for one employer during the month, you are not required to report that amount to that employer, but you may do so if you wish. However, you must include this amount in income on your tax return. If you receive tips of $20 or more in a month while work ing for any one employer, you must report the total amount of those tips to that employer on or before the 10th day of the following month. This can be done on IRS Form 4070, "Employee's Report on Tips," available from any IRS office. Q. I pay a . housekeeper to take care of my children and clean my house while I am at work, I know I can deduct her wages as a child care expense,' but what about the social security taxes I pay in connection with her wages. Are these also de ductible? A. Yes. When a taxpayer makes deductible employment- related expenditures for house hold services and for the care of dependent children and those expenditures necessitate the payment of the employer's share of social security tax. such taxes are deductible as child care expenses. For more details on such deductions, see IRS Publica tion 503, "Child Care and Dis abled Dependent Care." It's available free from your office. ... Q. I sold my condominium and plan to use the profit from the sale to purchase land to build a house. Do I have to build and occupy the house within one year of the sale of the old resi dence to be able to postpone tax on the profit from the sale? A. No. You may be able. to postpone tax on the gain, if within one year before or after the sale . of your resi dence, you have begun ; con struction or obtained a build-' ing site, construction loan, approval of plans for a new residence, and a building per mit Also, you must occupy and use your new residence as your principal residence not 'later than 18 months after the Distaff Deeds sale of the old residence. You are entitled , to benefit from this 18-month rule if you build your own residence, or . con tract to have a residence con structed according to your specifications on specified land. Q. I own a small office building and donated rent-free use of an office to a charitable organiza tion. Am I entitled to a deduc tion for this donation? A. No. In general, you are not entitled to av charitable con tribution deduction for the do nation of this kind of partial interest in property. Q. Does a person have to live with you the whole year for you to claim him or 'her as a de pendent? :A. Generally, a person must be a member of your house hold for the entire year for you to claim him or her as a dependent. However, this rule does not apply when you are claiming an exemption for a relative. Greeters Aid Visitors Around Tiny Community By JAN CHRISTENSEN N. C. State University - There are about 100. fam ilies in the coastal com munity of Gloucester In Carteret County. But it was a hard place to find your way around in until a project called' "Glouces ter Greeters" got started. "Gloucester ; is - a small area" admits, resident Ro berta Fisher," but many homes do not show from the road. You see a narrow dirt road - going off into the, woods, but you don't The answer is that the road is going tojijverylbvely home down on the water." So members of the Glou cester . Extension Home makers Clubs printed a brief directory that gives newcomers a few pertinent facts about Gloucester. In it is a listing of every State Farm means fast, fair claim Service anywhere. CALL: Office 682-7030 ; Home 696-8062 ' MAXIC U. BAIUEYj . like a good neighbor, State farm is there. lUTI'MHinmi MT0M0IIU vv, IMVMKf CSHMir , llllMR IUTI 4ARM INfUSANCI t household and a map drawn to scale, that locates each home and business. "With the directory any one who can read a map can find his way around Gloucester," adds Mrs. Fisher. The Gloucester Greeters have welcomed 10 perma nent families to their com munity and are getting ready to welcome their summer residents,- she added. DUAL GARDEN Some families plant flow ers t to .' beautify yards,' cthera plant vegetables for food. But the Claude Snel-: ling family x of Snelling Road, North Raleigh, have "putlt all together." Beautiful green cabbage and lettuce Surround the shubbery in the front yard and the side yard is a, com plete vegetable garden, ob serves Mrs. Natalie Wim berley, home economics ex tension agent. Mrs. Snelling considers her garden-for-beauty pro ject a good use' of her re sources. Last year she was able to feed the family plenty of fresh vegetables and fill her home freezer, too. WEAVE AFGHAN "Homemakers who are tired of knitting or cro cheting afghans might try Weaving one instead," sug gests Mrs. Womble Strader, a member of the Mt. Car mel Extension Homemak ers Club, Rockingham County. Mrs. Strader recently Rtv'scameras: ' f I TV'S-AMERA; TYPEWRITERS ' tocoR player j : TAPE-PLAYERS ' i - SAM'S: PAWN SHOP Phone 682-2573 122 jEast Main Street Durham, N.C.. '., taught an Extension-spon- sored workshop for 20 la-. dies who wanted to learn to make an afghan or pillow top using Swed ish embroidery on monk's ' clothadds Mrs. Joyce Hil dreth, home economics ex tension agent. . The afghans and pillows make wonderful accessories . for the home and marvel ous gifts for friends. , . - New England whaling ships roamed the globe In the first half ot the last century, filling their holds with whale oil and bone on voyages that lasted two or three years. I dt WATCH REPAIRS J TO j feoNE 688-2205 j I 608 B. PETTIGREW ST. : DURHAM, N. C. t m f EM WMBTliB daipsol moiuL saopor AOOITIOfML tHOWt T 11:00 A.M. AND J:PM. DAILV JSnVat 8: oap.tr Saturdayrat 11 r,l,3 aid 8:00 2,3 and 8:00 Juno It Swttmbv 16 A STRANGER TO FACT CANCER II DM you ti mt a land crab mint a baahivaf m ciwt cat our ri crab comtaHalion Career ta attuallv a cajliar of about 1.000 itara Vm MpraiH Haoalaraiaa gralafwItY oaaUaa aha tartaroaa eocatllaaiioHita Maallaa m rmmmi l4a Every day something good can happen to those beautiful ears of , yours. It's called Black news. And the way you get next to it is by tuning in a National Black Net workstation. 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From a part-time jod to a free breakfast. . ,,' While we're getting families into new apartments, we're getting rats out of old ones. TV II T While we're teaching one kid how to read a newspaper, we're teaching his older brother how to print one. We figure the5 more a kid learns about himself and the rest of the world, the more heroes he'll have to choose from. And the better his choice will be. 232 Madison Avenue, New York, N.Y. 10016 National Federation of Settlements .. The other heroes on the block.