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SAT.. IAN. 18. 1975
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HISS EULARIA BOWDKN
Airman EularU J. Bowden,
daughter of Mrs. Elwood T.
Bowden, of Rt. 1. Ellerbee, has
been ssijned to Chanute AFB,
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basic training.
During her six weeks at the
Air Training Command's
Lackland AFB, Tex., she
studied the Air Force mission,
organization and customs and
received special instruction in
human relations.
The airman has been
assigned to the Technical
Training Center at Chanute for
specialized training in the
metalworking field.
Airman Bowden is a 1971
graduate of Ellerbee High
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LOCKLEAR
Staff Sergeant Haynes D.
Locklear son of Mrs. Christine
H. Brewer of Pembroke, is a
member of a unit that recently
received the U.S. Air Force
Outstanding Unit Award.
Sergeant Locklear is a
communications equipment
technician at (Jriffiss AFB.
N.Y., With the 485th
Electronics, Installation
Squadron, that was cited for
meritorius service from Jan. 1
to Dec. 31, 1973.
Squadron personnel were
cited for providing outstanding
installation and maintenace
suppor for units world-wide.
The sergeant is a 1955
graduate of Pembroke High
School.
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Staff. Sergeant Fred Cox Jr., is administered the oath of
re-enlistment in the VS. Air Force at Keesler AFB. Miss. Colonel
Fred E. Brehm. 1839th Electrical Installation Group commander.
(U.S. Air Force Photo).
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SS Income
Changes Must
Be Reported
People getting supplemental
security income payments
should promptly report
changes in income, resources,
and living arrangements to
social securty, according to
John H. Ingle, Socail Security
Manager in Durham.
The supplemental security
income program makes
monthly payments to people
with little or no income and
limited resources who are 65
and over or blind or disabled.
Changes in income or living
arrangements can affect the
amount of the monthly
payments," Mr. Ingle said.
People getting supplemental
security income checks should
report changes in wages,
self-employment earnings,
pension payments or other
income from any source except
general increases in social
security benefits."
A change in living
arrangements can include going
to a hospital or nursing home
or moving in or out of a family
arrangement.
Change of'address, marriage,
separation, and other
circumstances that might affect
supplemental security income
payments should also be
promptly reported, according
to Mr. Ingle.
Changes can be reported by
contacting any social security
office, he said. The Federal
supplemental security income
program is run by the Social
Security Administration, an
agency of the U.S. Department
of Health, Education, and
Welfare. The Durham Social
Security Office is a 2022 Guess
Road. The phone number is
286-7731.
MORE WHEAT
The wheat crop North
Carolina farmers are now
growing for harvest early
next summer is expected
to be much larger than
production last year. The
'74 crop was 10.2 million
bushels and the average
yield was 35 bushels per
acre. The value of the
crop was $33.5 million.
Norwoods Visit
Madrid, Spain
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i&Tlete AFDC. ;fjgures for
Jjnps& "S34A?e "how.
available, these show that the
August total was 92,000 less
than the 10,856,000 persons
on the rolls in August 1973
(not 80,000 less as earlier
preliminary figures had
indicated).
Mr. and Mrs. Moses
Norwood of Cecil Street has
returned to the city after
spending Christmas holidays in
Madrid, Spain. Departure was
on Friday Dec. 27 from Miami,
Florida via San Juan, Puerto
Rico. Homebase was at the
Castellani in Center City.
During their stay in Madrid,
several places of interest were
visited. They included Plaza
Mayor in Center City, known
as the Main Square where 'all
events great or small took place
during the reign of King
Ferdinand VII, Puerto Del Sol
(Gateway of the Sun) in the
heart of Madrid, along with the
Town Hall called The Case De
la Villa, built in 17th Century
and the Manumental de las
ventas (the Bullring) was
visited. They regretted they
were unable to witness a bull
fight as this was not the season
for them.
Other points of interest
included the Gran Via or the
Avenue of Jose Antonio which
is the busy thoroughfare of
traffic, pedestrians, restaurants,
movies, nightclubs and lights.
The University of Madrid
was also visited with its
hundreds of buildings scattered
a round a park of five hundred
acres and containing most
extensive and up to date
educational centers of Europe.
Escorial Monastery, about
30 miles from Madrid, was also
visited. This Monstery was
built by Phillip II in 1584 as a
memorial to his victory at the
battle of St. Quentin as a
Royal Pantheon where they
could remain together. The fela
markets, downtown, were
visited to pick up souvenirs and
gifts.
The return flight from
Madrid offered them the
opportunity to visit briefly in
Lisbon, Portual, Santa Maria in
the Azores, and finally home
to U.S.A. via Boston.
Mrs. Norwood is a teacher
at Pearson School and Mr.
Norwood works with Delta
Airlines in Durham.
CLEAN FANS
Kitchen ventilating fans
will operate m.uj&r'Jjgore
efficiently if filters and
grilles are kept clean. Re
move greasy deposits
from reusable filters with
hot suds and rinses, ad
vises Charlotte Womble, '
extension housing special
ist, North Carolina State
University.
NEW HOME OF OPERATION BREAKTHROUGH-Operation
Breakthrough is now located in its new headquarters at the corner
of West Main and Gregr.on Streets.
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The Durham Chapter of the NCAA T. State University Alumni
Association in lieu of it's annual Christmas party, decided to
channel the funds in another direction. Shown above is R;i!p!,
Hester, chapter president, presenting one of many food items to
Mrs. Bernice Jackson of the Few Gardens Apartments. This
family of 10 we-c very grateful and happy and wishes to thank all
the members of the local AST Alumni Association.
1FDC Reports Decline In
sshSanto For 1974
The Nation's largest cash
assistance welfare program aid
to , families with dependent
children (AFDC) had 28,000
fewer recipients in September
this year than in September
1973.
Preliminary figures released
today by HEW Secretary
Caspar W Weinberger set the
Sept. AFDC total at
. 10,796,000 compared to
10,824,000 la Sept. 1973. -A.
Secretary , Weinberger said
that FederalState money
payments of $675.1 million
were made to AFDC recipients
in Sept. 1974, $65.0 million
more than in Sept. 1973.
James S. Dwight, Jr.,
Administrator of HEWs Social
and Rehabilitation Service,
noted -that the preliminary
Sept. figures were 32,000
higher than those for August.
He said that a further
breakdown of the September
1974, figures would be
released, with tables, when
available.
Mr. Dwight also said that
Protect Your Family
And Property
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We at ADEMCO are concerned with the rapid rise in
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NAME ;
ADDRESS
CITY PHONE
MAYDAY ALARf.1 CO.
Durham, N.C. 27704
P. 0. Box 8153 Id. 471-3101
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PORCHE
Black Mayors Executive
organization. The Conference
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Bernard M. Porche was
recently named the first
executive director of the
Southern Conference of Black
Mayors, Inc., which boast some
70 member mayors throughout
the Southeast.
The Southern Conference of
Black Mayors, Inc. was
incorporated on June 28,
1974, as a nonprofit,
nonpartisan charitable
provides management and
technical assistance to black
mayors whose communities are
largely under resourced and
understaffed.
Porche was formerjy the
director of Grants
Administration for the
Environomental" Protection
Agency, the only Black in the
nation to hold such a position
with that organization.
PARTY BARS POUK ON' TEA-TIME CHARM
Tea (and milk for children) tastes lettcr when puests are
friends and refreshments are Petite Parly Bars. Entertain
aided by these scrumptious sweets. Simply melt miniature
marshmallows and butter. Then pour over 100",, natural cereal,
which contributes a wholesome assortment of nuts, grains and
natural sweeteners. Add a frostinp of melted c hocolate pieces,
chill until firm and await the goodwill they generate for young
and old!
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Place natural cereal in greased large bowl, reserving 2 table
spoons cereal for topping. Melt marshmallows and butter in top
of double hoiler over hot water, stirring occasionally until
! smooth. Pour over rereal stirring until evenly coated. Press
into greased 9-inch square pan.
Melt chocolate pieces in top of double hoiler over hot water.
Spread evenly over top of cereal mixture in pan: sprinkle with
reserved cereal. Chill until cereal mixture is firm and chocolate
has set. Cut into bars.
STORE HOURS
WELLONS VILLAGE,;
10A.M. 10P.M. ,,.
ROXBORO ROAD.
9P.M.-9P.M.
UNIVERSITY DRIVE
9 A.M.- 9P.M.
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VS. CICOia BEEF!
40 to 50 Lb. Avg. $H08
LB.
CUT INTO STEAKS & TRIMMINGS
AT NO EXTRA CHARGE!
LB.
T-C0EIE E.b. $M8
"BONUS BUY"
VIRGUIA "PEPPER COATED"
C0UOTKY SIY1E
WHOLE HALF
LB. V V- LB. $1.09
"BONUS BUY"
UNO CHARM
(6 oz. Coa)
SIX PM
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"BONUS BUY"
ALL-PUQP0SE WHITE
10 LB.
POLY BAG
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PRICES GOOD THRU SAT., JAN. 18, 1975-QUANTITY RIGHTS RESERVED.
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