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Congratulations
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Bill Boslic and Winifred Guy
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ON THEIR PURCHASE AND OVERHAULING
OF THE OLD MODEL THEATRE NOW
KNOWN AS THE
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IMPROVE KITCHEN STORAGE
Costa UtUe and saves time. Careful-
"Pace for packaged, canne
and Dottled foods, measuring cups,
spoons, etc in the wall unit Base
cabinets provide storage for bulk
Huanuues oi sugar and flour mix
tag utensils such as bowls, flour
sifters, rolling pin, cutlery, bak
ing pans and casseroles. Divided
space is needed. , -...
Our management trwvloHf v
determine whether an Item should,
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base cabinet Organize articles in
the cabinets so that those stored
in back though infrequently used,
III I can be reached easily when need.
Sed. Use accessories such as step-
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WE HOPE THEIR OPENING
NIGHT WILL BE A HUGE SUCCESS AND
WISH FOR THEM CONTINUED SUCCESS
THROUGHOUT THE COMING YEARS.
SATURDAY H
L J Sandlin
Company
up shelves, cup rack, drawer di
viders and bulk storage bins to
assure neat and easy to find stor
age. . . . :
tenant owns equipment permits the
tenant to become a property own
er which Hatchford eays is highly
desirable. v; ?
He point out that one barrier to
tenants owning equipment is the
lack of money or credit. Some land
lords remedy this by selling equip
ment to tenants and taking a mort
gage on it
Thousands of Farm
Workers How Have
Social Security
Iboiasanids of farm or randh
workers and .their families now
Sink cabinet should provide u"cerS ,ana .raeir lammes now
space for holding cleaning supplies fI? tocM "rity insurance pro-
III BEULAVILLE
3 STORES TO SERVE YOU
DEPARTMENT - STORE HARDWARE
GROCERIES AND MARKET -
Ye Supply The Farm That Supplies
The Nation
brushes, towels.
Cooking Center: Deep drawers In
the range will hold skillets. lids
ana saucepans, storage next to
the range is the . spot for cooking
ana serving utensils ladles, wood
e n spoons, spatulas, etc. This area
too is a good spot for toaster, waf
fle iron and trays.
Adequate storage space In the
kitchen saves many extra, steps
from one spot to the other. Well
organised equipment makes for ef
fiecient work. Plan your storage
the way that will help you most
Question: I have a half -share
agreement with my landlord and
recently I've been trying to get
him to buy a tractor but he seems
to think that the tenant should
furnish power. WJw's right?
Answer: C. B. Rafcchford In
charge of farm management and
marketing for the .State College
Extension, Service agrees with the
landlord ana -ne eays that hatt-
share tenant agreementswhere the
landlord furnishes power and equip
ment are hindering mechanization
In North Carolina. :-;,..
The. landlord who has an agree
ment calling for him to furnish
equipment does not get any bene
fits from reduced labor require
ments when he adds a tractor; pay
ment for, labor to included in the
half . share of , crops received by
the tenant or cropper.
-Thus says RateMord when a
tractor and complementary equip
ment are added the Investment and
powers costs of the landlord may
be Increased while his labor cost
is not reduced. t
Tractors and equipment are pri
marily a substitute for labor. The
party furnishing labor should also
furnish equipment so that the sub
stitution of capital for labor may
take place Hatchford points out
He asserts that-there are other
reasons why the tenant should own
equipment: It to not advisable to
let, one person: use expensive eqlp
ment belonging to another person.
Also, an arrangement la which the
tectlon, according N. A. Avera,
manager of cue Wilmington, N. c.
office of the Social Security Ad
ministration. v
Agricultural labor has been cov
ered by social security since Jan
uarry, 1, 19S1, when the worgker is
regularly employed Avera explain
ed. The farm or ranch worker who
has put in the past two years in
regular agricultural work has in
surance protection for two more
years for his family in case of his
I OLYMPIC REVIEWCettini a 'iduniol''Melbi;"sta.
dium-to-b for the 19W Olympic Games are, at left, Arthur W.
. Coles, chairman of the Games Control Committee, and W. & Scot
.Hughes, Australian Federal Minister for the Interior. Designed
. by Fran Heath, and a small group of associates, the stadium will
seat 125,000 spectators. Two years will M needed to comitate it
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deathy Each actional year of
worx will extena mis protection
for two more years.
-Avera urges regular agricultural
workers to make sure their em
ployers are properly . reporting
their wages on social security re
turns are properly made.' These
returns must be made every three
months and sent to the Director
of 'Internal Revenue. ' They must
show the worker s correct name,
social security number, and wages.
The tax, -shared by worker and
employer is sent in with this re
post. 3lhe worker should show
his social security card to his em
ployer so that the employer's re
port will be correct
A leaflet explaining social" se
curity for farm or ranch workers
is now available at the Wilming
ton, N. C. social security office
and will .be mailed promptly to
anyone wishing a copy. . ,
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CONGRATULATIONS.
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TO BILL BOSTIC AND WINIFRED GUY FOR PURCHASING
AND OPERATING THE OLD MODEL THEATRE NOW THE
STAR THEATRE
MAY YOUR OPENING SATURDAY NIGHT BE A HUGE
SUCCESS "
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May Your Operation 01 The
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Prove Very Successful. Good Luck
On Your Opening Saturday Night
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