tt-TKS CAROLINA TIMES SAT.; JUNE 12, 1978
C.SOPfos-to GraoWe In
ti&D County Schools
Dorliam!DusmpssvQl: Proifossioil CEicin Opops QosEiy Hocnff Of Bco
More than 900 lenlon
will be graduated from Dur
ham County High schools on
Friday, June II.
V Northern High School
anticipates a graduating class
of 416 and will hold its ex
ercises at the County Stadium
at 8 pm on the II th. County
Schools Superintendent Dr. J.
Frank Yeager will introduce
the speaker for the evening.
Dr. A. R. Burkot, Vice Presi
dent of Campbell College.
Michael Mcrritt, Senior Class
President will deliver the
welcome and Tinnic Lambert.
Student Body President, will
deliver the farewell and bene
diction. Vocal soloists Leslie
Windmillcr and Barry Hern
don will participate in the
ceremonies. ,Tltc Northern
High School Band is also
on the program. '
Northern's Baccalaureate
Service is scheduled for 4 pm
on June 6 in the school
auditorium. Clell Gibson,
pastor of Bragtown Baptist
Church, will be the speaker
'for the afternoon. Dr. W.
Frank Landing. Assistant
Superintendent for the
County Schools. Arthur
Parker.pastor of Mt: Zoar
Baptist Church, and John
Robert Blue. Chaplain at
the Veteran's Administration
Hospital, will also take part in
the program.
Southern High School
will hold its Baccalaureat Ser
vice at 4 pm on June 5 in the
school auditorium. Larry
Batts of the Gospel Center
will be the principal speaker.
Dr. Billy F. Seate will deliver
the Invocation and Bene
diction. Graduation exercises foi
Southern will be held on the
school athletic field at 8 pm
on June 11. Two hundred
and forty-five students will
receive diplomas. Dr. Waldo
Beach of the Duke Divinity
School will deliver the main
address., James McAbec, Jr..
Brenda Baker and Martha
Hilliard, who are Senior Class
President, Vice President and
Secretary respecitvely. will
take part in the program as
will the . Southern High
School Band.
Rev. Charles M. Smith of
Parkwood Methodist Church
will be the main speaker at
Baccalaureate Services for
Jordan High School. The
ceremonies will be held at
8 pm on June 6 in the school
auditorium.
Two hundred and
forty-six students plan to
graduate in evening cere-
Stato Privflcp
Uccrso Cosed On
Corroded Consus
The 1970 Census a"
corrected will be used in
determining State Schedule
"B" Privilege License tax
liability for the tax year
beginning July I, according
to information furnished by
R. B. Montague, local Revenue
Officer for the North Carolina
Department of Revenue.
Montague states that
many Privilege Licenses are
v based on population and
suggests that the taxpayers
refer to the partial list of
State Privilege Licenses,
which is being mailed toge
ther witH applications to
taxpayers throughout , the ,
State within the next few
diiys. Privilege Licenses not
based on population will not ;
be affected by these popula-
tkn changes.
The correct 1970 popula
tion figures for some of the
places in Durham and Orange
Counties are listed below:
Durham -95, 438, Chapel
Hill - 25,537, Carrboro - 4,05
8, Hillsborough - 1444, Park
wood - 2.267, Mebane - 2,57
3. :, .
If any taxpayers in
Durham and Orange Counties
ire in doubt as to their correct
tax liability or need assistance.
In filing their applications,
Montague suggest that they
contact him, at his office,
which U located at 235 Wellon
Village Shopping Center in
Durham, or call him at
telephone no. 683-6803, and
he will be glad to furnish any
information desired.
monies at 8 pm on June ii
in the Jordan High School
auditorium. Mrs. Thelma C.
Lennon, Director of Public
Pupil Personnel Services for
the N. C. Department of
Public Instruction, will de
liver the main address. Senior
Class President Frederick
Sherrill will also speak to the
assembly. Also on the pro
gram are the Jordan High
School Band and Chorus.
The Durham Business
and Professional Chain re
newed its contract with the
U. S. Department of
Commerce. The new contract
provides for an additional
facility to be located in
Rocky Mount. The new
office which opened June 1 ,
will serve small and minority
businesses in Nash, Edgecomb
.and Wilson counties. Staffed
with two people the Rocky
Mount office will render at
no charge to the clients the
following services: accounting
and bookkeeping services.
gmen
tance
cer
loan packaging, mana
assistance, tax assisl
marketing and 8 (a J
tification.
Heading the new office
will be the director
Jordan, a native of fweky
Mount. Jordan, 25, is afl73
graduate of St. Auguie's
College in Raleigh. Prion-to
accepting this position wjth
the Chain, Jordan was a loan
officer and collection officer
with the First Citizens Bank
and Trust Company- I in
Raleigh. vf I
Assisting Jordan wjlFpe
Ms, - Marilyn M, Graham, 23, Business Development CenV
v. kuvk; iuvuiu, ma. MiaiiBiii . ; ici j may uii "rt-ioi i or
stop by 1 10 Howard Street
in downtown Rocky Mount
(8:30 a.m. to 5:00 pjn.
Monday through Friday).
attended UNC at Chapel Hill,;
. In addition to the Rocky
Mount office, the" Chain
established a branch office in
Fayetteville in May of 1975
to serve Robeson and Cum
berland counties.
The Chain was estaf
Wished in 1938. It is a mem
ber of the National Business
,League, the oldest organiza
tion in the United States.
. Individuals or businesses
desiring the services of the
new. office fRockv Mount
Water Supply
:'i National Forest lanrfa in th
United States provide about 20
per cent or tnis country's water
Clogged Lanes
About 380 icebergs a year drift
into the North Atlantic's shipping
routes.
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Spectacular
'76 Sale
22 NOW UNTIL JULY 4
Days of spectacular savings on sales and service.
Coggin will not be undersold on service or sales.
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Register for one of the three remaining cars to be given away, one each Turs. at
8:00 P.M. NO PURCHASE REQUIRED LICENSED DRIVERS ONLY Llurry uml
Krister NOV! ! Last week's v. inner Kay Taylor of Durham
New 1976 Grand Prix
This is the buy you've waited for! Super
bly beautiful '76 Grand Prix equipped the
way you would expect it to be with
Factory Air Conditioning, other equip
ment includes power steering, power
disc brakes, all tinted glass, turbohydra
matic transmission, 350 V-8 engine,
electric clock, stand-up hood ornament,
vinyl trimfold down center arm rest, cut
pile carpeting, front and rear bumper
strips, rear bumper guards, custom cush
ioned steering wheel, and more!
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A SMALL PRICE TO PAY
FOR THIS MUCH LUXURY
Mimttri I mi lUl Spuil
M (U jn.t( , tl.imU H,I,
' -i 1l..dd i
Honda Civic.
Highest mileage of anybody.
Again.
EPA estimates -CVCC 5-Speed:
47mpg highway, 35 mpg city
Thc actual mileage you get will vary depending on the
type of driving you do, your driving habits, your car's
condition and optional equipment.
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See what the world Is coming to at
Chapel Hill Blvd.
409-6531
New 1976 Sunbird
with 4 cyl. engine
5 years or 50,000 mile manu
facturer's warranty Hurry!
This supply of cars limited.
When you spring for a
special Pontiac Sunbird,
we'll spring for a special
5-speed transmission
at no extra cost.
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drive th apunky naw MMr In (Khar a tourdoor
dw, or 2fcor coup . . . or gt th Mm great
rmaaga m a roomy Mttar wagon tor nolmucrimora.
MAZDA MIZER VS. COMPETITION
Mftlda ChwMta OMtufl
IowCoupm MUr ScooHf B210
Langih iaat iM.r w
WHKh tr . cm- (0.1-
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WiflM tSt I KM 1H1 205S
Final Onv RMW 4.t'1 1.7:1 3.69:1
CompfMsion Ratio 1.9:1 a.S:1 l.ftrl
No. 01 Mm 4 14
Turning ClrcM Olonwlor 30.1 14 3 34.1
EPA mpg: Highway 41 40 4
City 11 n n
CombMaO M 33 34
MantrlMlivaf Oug- UnMr Undot Ovor
SWIMRttWFriot I3O0O 13000 I3O00
(P.O.f II appMcaoK)
A little goes a long long way.
COGGIN MAZDA
Chapel Hill Blvd.
409-6531
THIS YEAR. PUT YOUIi MOFiEY Id
i;jto something sou::d.
ami oncrcarinn each svsiem.
A Volvo.
Inside a Volvo, five
people are surrounded by
a sleel pavsenfier cajje so
slurilyil has held up six
other Volvos. The driver
is protected by a collaps
ible steering column that
has five separate energy
absorbing areas. And
the car slops with a dual
braking system thai has
Ihree brakes (two front
These days, you'd be
smart to put your money inu
somcthint: thai offers siiKtantial
protection. One of our Volvos.
Plus Tax
4 cyl. cars.
SERVICE. SPECBALS BASIC TUNE-UP
VOLVO: The car for people who think.
COGGIN VOLVO
Chapel Hill Blvd.
409-6531
12
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INCLUDES ALL PARTS
AND LABOR
,A apori .
2470'
6 cyl. cars
PLUGS, POINTS,
& CONDENSER
70U'lans
1176
mm
Ml
( X 'tun '' I
V fazsc I
f-'- ...
72 Plymouth
72 Grand Prix
28761!
72 Duster
. '1770 x, y
I 75 Grand Prix
tJl pl Tax
8 cyl. cars.
74 Dodc Darl
2676
76 Trans Am
6776
75 Volvo 2 V2I) I
I '1376 f tWb I M07C m I mu I H8276
Iff you dmi't see fcogygin, Wou'U pwy too much"! !
X 'vx?rrA '.' "V M newcar prices plusTaxes, tag, freight & dealer prep. I 1 ' jm
70 Olds Haton
1476
i CZ33 J
Willi
X XV 1
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