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mmm?m# W ******** New Building On High School Campus - Bunn Mr. W. H. Kelly, Principal at Bunn High School recently accepted the keys to the schools new Trades Building from the Trades Teacfier, Mr. R. M. Harris, with a short gathering of the class. The cement block building was constructed by the trades class with about 30 students in about six months. Mr. Harris, a Master Brick Mason, stated that it was the best job he had ever seen done by amateurs. The building is a perfect example of splendid co-operation between students and teacher. The building was a welcomed construction for the already overcrowded Bunn High School to house the schools instructions in masonary. Stops Column Scottsdale, Ariz. ? Walter Winchell has announced that he is giving up his Broadway column. Winchell stopped writing the column after his son's death at Christmastime. The column had run for 49 years. A Solid Foundationj President Lyndon John- | son, in his final Economic Report, said that he's leaving ! behind a solid foundation for ' continued prosperity, but 1 conceded that his successor i will have to deal with major problems in the economy. Spurn Work New Delhi - The New Delhi administration failed to lure beggars from the streets with attractive working terms. They offered free food, free lodging and one rupee a day to work. The beggars said they earned more without working. Federal Land Bank Stockholders To Meet The 52nd annual stock holders meeting of the Fed eral Land Bank Association 'of Henderson will be held in Henderson April 26. 1969. according to Gerald S. White, manager of the Association. One of the highlights of the meeting this year will be a report on Association pro gress during the past year. The election of one director is also on the program as is the report of the board of directors on important ac tions taken during the year. The annual meeting will get underway at 10:00 A.M. at the Vance County Court house. Directors of the Federal Land Bank Association of Henderson are John P. Ayscue of Henderson, presi dent: T. W. Allen of Creed moor. vice president; Jack Burroughs of Henderson: Arch C. Hoyle of Henderson; Space Station Cape Kennedy - A team of spaceport engineers is looking ahead to the day when Amer ica's first space station will fly in 1971. The rocket-tum ed-workshop will propel itself into orbit unmanned with an airlock tunnel and a docking unit attached where an Apol lo spacecraft normally would be carried. and X. E. Davis of Roxboro. The Henderson Associa tion makes long-term loans to farmers, growers and ranchers in Franklin. Vance. Warren. Granville. Person. Durham, and Orange counties. It is entirely owned by the mem bers it -serves. NAUTICAL ? The Nehru jacket goes nautical for spring. Con-, cord's twill-weave cotton sail cloth is used in solid navy for the gold-buttoned Jacket; in co ordinating red. white, and navy checks for trim slacks The outfit is made .from McCall's Pattern 9468. JOYNER APfjlL N" %? S I RAILING Is your porch looking shabby' Dress it up with WROUGHT IRON 24 Lmeor foot lor only 21.12 Hmvv 901b. 108 ft. ROLL ROOFING 339 roll White, grctn or black Cover* 100 sq. ft. ALL RADIOS, TAPE RECORDERS AND SMALL APPLIANCES 25% Off PREFINISHED PANELING 4D PLUS TEAK YOUR CHOICE ...5 $6.88 CAPEWOOD PECAN U QQ WALNUT <P4.UU 4 x 8 PANEL WORK SAVtR WIFE SAVER THE CONNOR DELUXE CUSTOM KITCHEN 12 FOOT DELUXE CUSTOM KITCHEN BY CONNOR INCLUDES... Refrigerator. double bowl sink, faucet with spray. count* top, cftbintti, duel or ductlem ran ge hood and your choice of g*? or electric slide in range. VISIT OUR KITCHEN CENTER ROCK5 MAPLE DINETTE SET Reg. $54.95 $47.88 YOU SAVE 60c PER PANEL! AMERICAN WALNUT . Vintax Panels 10 Regularly 5 60 I Panel a 8x12 ft. 4 * 8 ft. 'oom lor. $61 PafWl 8 It h?gh wall* 16 x 48 DBS DOOR MIRROR $3.88 HANGER CLIPS INCLUDED You SAVE Modal No. 4867 < $30.00 Regularly 329.96 7 H.P. RIDER Stick Shift, Big 26 inch cut 3 forward sptcds plus neutral & reverie $299.95 24" HI WHEELER $119.95 4 HP 11 OTHER MODELS TO CHOOSE FROM You Don't N??d CoiK To BUILD, REPAIR | or REMODEL . . . Now, Jui? Soy "CHARGE IT!" JOYNER WHOLESALE BUILDING SUPPLY CO. Shop Th? Joynar Stor? Naarait You* 1034 S. MAIN STREET PHONE 496-41 IB STORE HOURS DAILY 7:30 TO S P. M. SATURDAY S A. M. TO 12 NOON YOUR U COMPLETE W SATISFACTION m guaranteed OR YOUR MONEY BACK' JOYNER The in Times Page 7 Thursday, April 10, 1969 100th Year-Number 16 1969 Farm Storage Considered Franklin County farmers should be thinking about their on the farm storage needs for 1969. For the past few years many producers have in creased their farm storage by erecting metal grain bins and installing drying equipment. AS?S administers the farm storage facility loan and dry ing equipment program to help producers finance the purchasing and erection of additional storage. Producers who are eligible for a loan may borrow SS'r of the actual cost of the storage and drying equipment at about 4^ interest. The loan can be made for a 5 year period with 4 annual installments. Each borrower must invest at least 15Sr of the net cost of the equipment. 1 Loans are now available to ' eligible producers to finance multipurpose drying equip tnent. This type of equipment can be used to dry grain and also cure tobacco. A producer who obtains a loan on this type of equipment must in vest 15% of the net cost. Racks used to cure tobacco cannot be included in the loan. Therefore, the producer would have to pay for the racks and invest at least 15% of the net cost of the dryer. More details are available at the ASCS Office in Louis burg. Franklinton Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Miller visited Mr. and Mrs. Bill Har ris and sons in Winston Salem during the holidays. Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Sigmon and daughters spent the holi days with relatives at Myrtle Beach, South Carolina. Guests of Mr. and Mrs. Woodrow Haskins and Mr. D. C. Hicks during the holidays were Mrs. Frank Burleson and children of Murfreesboro. Mrs. Lee Ethridge, Jr. and children of College Park, Maryland; Mrs. Kenneth Pate and children of Alexandria. Virginia; Mr. and Mrs. Don Haskins of Chesapeake, Vir ginia and Mr. and Mrs. Bryant Haskins of Greenville. Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Pea ret- spent the holidays at Topsail Beach. Mrs. W. A. Shearon spent the holidays at Wrightsville Beach with friends. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Blount visited Mr. and Mrs. Paul Blount in Paduccah, Ken tucky during the holidays Borman In Berlin Berlin ? While Col. Frank Borman was a visitor in Ger many, he said he thought an earth-circling station held out greater possibilities for space research than on the moon. Borman was an astronaut on the historic Apollo 8 space flight. Inspect Multipurpose Dryer John R. Davis. ASCS Office Manager (Right) and Thomas Perdue and son shown inspecting multipurpose dryer financed by ASCS for Mr. Perdue. "No Grazing" Period To Begin May 1st Farmers arc reminded that the "no-grazing" period for land diverted from pro duction under the 1969 feed grain and wheat programs will start on May 1. It will con tinue for the following five months until October 1. E. G. Brewer, Chairman of the Franklin County Agricul tural Stabilization and Con servation Service, explained that producers who are di verting land under the pro grams have agreed not to graze the land being diverted during a specific 5-month period of the growing season and not to harvest a crop from the land at any time r? ? ? ? ? ? during the year. Farmers who are taking part in the Conservation Re serve and Cropland Adjust ment Programs have agTeed not to graze or harvest crops from land diverted under these programs during the life of the agreements. These pro visions are important to pro ducers because any violation of them may result in reduc tion or total loss of payments otherwise earned under the programs. The human race, for all its boasting and puffing, is mere ly standing on the threshold of knowledge. 1 SEED CORN ILL LEADING VARIETIES COKER'S McNAIR WATSON PIONEER FUNK'S G De KALB LOUISBURG FCX SERVICE Bickett Blvd. Louisburg, N. C. Sam Wood, Mgr. = Mercury jSPECIAL EQUIPMENT-SPECIAL SAVINGS BUj^^ The Montego MX Specially Mud! special/? equipped with ? big 220 hp V 8 ? automatic transmission ? power steering ? remote control mirror ? white side wall tires ? dclui* wHtcl covtrs ? 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