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North Carolina farmers will vote
Friday, October 13, on whether or
not to contiune the Nickels for
Know-How program,'? Initiated In
November 1951. - ,;',, '" '.
. The impending -vote was author
teed April 7 by the State Board of
Agriculture, acting upon a request
by the State Grange, the Farm. Bu
reau, and the Agricultural Founda
tion. ' , -According to art enabling act pas
sed by the 1951 General Assembly,
' a referendum must be held each
three years if the Nickels for Know
How program ' is to continue. .The
present program C will expire De
- camber 31 unless approved in a'ref
erendum by farmers and other us-
ers of feed and fertilizer by a two.
' thirds majority of those voting.
. Eligible to vote are users of feed
or fertilizer who are engaged in the
production of farm commodities
.and their husbands or- wives. Fu-
; ture Farmers, 4-H Club members
and other farm youth may vote.
E. V. Vestal, President N. C. Agri
cultural Foundation, pointed out
that since Nickels for Know-How
was first approved by a A to, ma
jority three years ago, the money
contributed by teed and fertilizer
users has paid for 83 research and
educational projects .'dealing with
problems of major concern to farm
people. ,i i a
The funds have also paid for the
publication of a text on -soil and
soil fertility,' for use by vocational
igriculture students. Nickels - for
Know-How will pay. for a similar
publication on ;: tobacco -: later this
year. , , ,f , , -' V
Beginning July 1, . the directors
of the Foundation approved funds
to support further research in other
critical problems in vegetable crops
fruit crops, chemical weed control
dairy .marketing, grain ' marketing
farm management -tobacco" curing,
soil chemistry,: forage crops, small
grain : greeding, dairy cattle .breed
ing, animal nutrition, entomology,
tobacco lnsectsy forage preserva
tion, genetics, . tobacco : diseases,
small grain diseases, soil microbio
logy and poultry diseases. ;;'
. The question before the voters is
whether or not they will continue
to contribute 0 cents - per ton of
feed and fertilizer they buy to sup
port an expanding agricultural re-
htearch and educational program.
Dare Coast Travel Figures Show
Substantial Increase Over 1953
toer begins. " . t . ( t
Wildfowl and big gam hunt
tog1 . also 'attracts many to the
Nags Head to Hatteras areas during
the late months of Autumn and un
til after Christmas. The duck and
goose 'season ' this "year opens on
November 10 and will continue un
til January 8. in the meantime there
wilt be short seasons for dove and
rai birds. Big game hunting 'season
in the great forests lands of the
Dare mainland, easily reached from"
Nags Head hotels will be underway
in November and continue until late
January. Big game includes ; deer
and bear. ,
tor many tourists, though, it will
be ,the new Cape Hatteras National
Seashore Recreational Area, ' With
Its new museum. Its lighthouses and
Its many miles of unusual beacbland
jbw easily accessible in the Nags
Head and Hatteras Island areas, that
will be the big attraction. The Nat
ional Seashore beginning tn lower
Nags Head, extends to Qcracoke
Inlet. Already paved highways have
been constructed through the Hatt
eras Island section of the Seashore
Area, and. state operated toll free
ferries haul passengers across Ore
gon Inlet. A commercial ferry will
be in operation from Hatteras to
Ocracoke Island. Ocarcoke has only
beach trails and bo paved roads.
The effect that the climate has
on the area is noted mostly at Bux
ton on Cape Hatteras and other vil
lages of the southern end of Hatt
eras Island. While not irown comm.
ercially, many homes owners have
their own citrus fruit trees, such
as oranzes. lemons. sxaDefruit and
tangerines, These trees bear ripened
fruit during December.
Historic sites, such as the Wright
Brothers -) National Monument at
Kill Devil Hills, near Kitty Hawk,
and the Fort Raleigh National His
toric' Site, v birthplace of English
speaking ' America ' on Roanoke Is
land, each have a ' great attraction
for history minded groups and Aut
tutmn vacationists. ,
Raids l!et Three
Two stills were destroyed last
week by the sheriffs department
in Glisson township. The stills were
located back of Theodore Herring's
each one was a copper,, 100 gallon
capicity and were about 1-2 miles
apart, 8 barrels of mash was found
on each location of the stills. No
arrest was made. Officers , on the
raid were deputies, W. O. Houston
T. E. Hevelle, Murray Byrd and A.
B. C. officer Undell. .
A 100 gallon capacity, submarine
type still, was also destroyed last
Wednesday about one mile east of
Tin. City. ' , ' '
i barrels of mash was disposed oC
"Officers on . the raid were deputy
N, D. Boon and A. B. C officer
Undell. No arrest was made.
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' NAGS HEAD, N. C Except that
"Paul Green's symphonic drama The
tast Colony' will close its 14th sea
son on Labor Day eve, or Septem
ber 5, the Dare Coast vacation spots
will receive guests throughout the
winter season. This long vacation,
now the" longest of any North Caro
lina vacation resort area has been
brought about by the creation of
Cape Hatteras National Seashore
Kecreational Area which, according
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BRICK, MORTAR,
HaTOTS. -TERRA-COT-TA
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WALLACE, N, C
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to advance inquiries received, will
oe thronged with visitors through
out the year. V
. Many of the hotels and motels
which previously were notequipped
for le season patronage or winter
vacationists have added heating
plants to assure comfort -for guests
on the cold days which actually are
rare along the Dare Coast, because
the climate of the area is tempered
by the Gulf Stream which comes
close to Cape Hatteras and this
coastland. The Gulf Stream only 13
miles off the Point of Cape Hatter
as, is nearer land at that point than
anywhere north of Southern Flori
da At least two surf fishing contests
are scheduled for the autumn
months. The annual tournament
sponsored by Nags Head Surf Fish
ing, Club Is scheduled for October
and' a three day casting tournament
is scheduled on Hatteras Island hi
the most easterly landfall south of
the Rodanthe and Waves region.
New York's coast. The Rodanthe
Waves event Is sponsored by the lo
cal civic club. The even will be
held during ' late September, ' if
present plans carry.
Autumn months have been att
racting more and more vacationists
each year. Many come with their
families, but many thousands come
to enjoy ' the ' fishing 'which con
tinues until late autumn from char
ter boats and in the surf and fresh
ponds until mid December. Some of
thf ' most outstanding catches of
channel bass each year are made in
the surf between Kitty Hawk and
Hatteras Inlet. This year should be
io exception, because the surf run
for these copper fighters has dl
eady started even before Septem-
Tips on Touring
By Carol tent""""""
Women' Travel Authority
Every year, car- travel gets
easier, more comfortable, more
convenient. Among the reasons
are the ingenious new devices de
signed to help both the driver and
his passengers. Wise travelers
know about these things and take
advantage of those that meet their
needs. Here are a few I've come
across in my recent travels.
To help you know what's hap
pening on the road behind you,
mere s a saiety
device consist
ing of two hing
ed wing mirrors
which can be
clamped to the
mirror inside
your car. This
gives you a wide
angle view,
reaching around
the car. both
left end right. A handy sports
man' kit bag; 'or men travelers
answers the problem of where to
put shoes and soiled linen. It has
false bottom, with an end open
ing which give access to sepa
rate compartment, for such items,
v For the distaff driver, there' are
several new s pa ee-and-time-saving
travel accessories. Among them is
a new expandable washcloth to
help the woman meet the crisis of
hotels and motels that don't pro
vide cloths. The new Washcloths
come-20 to a four-inch case, are
scented, expand to full size when
wet and are disposable. Always
practical are soap papers. Just
tear off ajeaf from, a purse-sized
foMer, hold it under Water, and
you have enough lather .to wash
both hands , and face, Another
handy item Is the midget-sized
toothbrush that folds into its own
case and can be carried in the
nurse. Some of these cases even
nave room for tooth powder.
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FOR THE HIGHEST DOLLAR
Sell Your Tobacco
AT THE
FARMERS
WAREHOUSE
Highway 421
Phone 2531
Clinton, N. C.
' WE HAVE A SALE EVERY DAY
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Hubert A. Carr - John A. Chestnutt
. Owners and Operators
' Julian Hill, Sales Manager
SALES SCHEDULE
Friday, Angus 17 ...r.. 3rd Safe
. Monday, Aogast M tad' I
Tneaday, August 31 1st I
Wednesday, Seal 1 3rd Sala
y Thursday, Sept tad Sale
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- Monday. Sept LJ. Ne Sato1 n
Tuesday. Sep. 1 ........ 3rd
Wednesday, Sept I .... tad
' Jlkursday. Sept t 1st
.'- Friday, Sept It ,,...,., Srd Sato, ,
. Monday, Sept 13 . . . . . . Sad Sato
V'Taeaday, Sept It 1st Sato '- ..
Wednesday, Sept 18 . . V- rd Sato f
' Thursday, Sept !... 'y. tad Bala , :
. Friday, Sept IT 1st Sato
1 Monday, Sept M 3rd Sato
Tuesday, 8ept 31 ...... Snd
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Thursday, Sept 3 1st Sale
Friday. Oct 1 3rd (Sale
Monday, Oct 4 Sad Sale
Tuesday, Oct S 1st Sale
Wednesday. Oct ...... Srd,
Thursday, Oct 1 ...... Sad
Friday, Oet . .,.tlst Sale
Monday, Oct U ........ 3rd Sale
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Wednesday, Oct 13 . .'." 1st Sale
Thursday. Oet It . . 3rd Sale
Friday, ,Oet ,M ...-., Sad Sale , '
.Monday, -V'lsi Sale
, 1 Tsweday, Oct. IS Srd Sale
Wednesday. Oet St .... Sad Sale '
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WHEN YOUR FGuD
CAR OR TRUCK MEEDS
REPLACEMENT PARTS,
INSIST ON HAVING
BOSTIC - HAVES
MOTORS, INC.
Phone 440-1 WaUace, N. C.
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Average is High. Now is the time to, Sell. No Block Sales.
Drive In Any Time
0. C. BLAHCHARD
0. C. BLANCHARD, JR.
WiFJfARRIOR
TYSON LANIER
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IS YOOR BEST BET FOR GOOD PBBCES
Last Week The Eastern Carolina Belt
AVERAGED $52.91
0 CLOCK SALES!
BRillG YOUR NEXT LOAD TO
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