for Orange County Board
(See other %tory on earlier
can didates, Sec. Ill, Page 8.)
‘William C. (Bill) Ray, 36, well*
km'vn beef and dairy cattle
faimer of the CeSdar Grove com
munity, yesterday announced his
caididacy for one of the two
seat's at stake this year on the
five-member Orange County
Board of Commissioners, subject
to the May 30 Democratic pri
mary. f t
3 incumbent Harvey Bennett Of
Chanel Hill last week announced
for a second four-year term.
Board Cl airman Donald M.' Stan
ford of Chapel Hill, whose term
is also expiring, last weekend an
nounced he would seek nomina
tion as State Representative from
Orange.
“I am aware of the many prob
lems facing Orange County and
would like to exercise my ability
in helping the citizens of Orange
County solve these problems,”
said Mr. Ray.
Mr. Ray and his partner, who
is his brother-in-law Bobby Nich
ols, own and operate Arrowhead
Farm on Route Two, Hillsbor
ough). They milk 65 cows, have
a total herd of 145, and also
raise some tobacco.
A native of eastern North Car
olina, he has lived in Orange
County for the past 15 yeiars and
is a veteran of service in both
the Arifiy and Navy. HSs wife is
the former Jessie Gray Nichols
of Efland and they have two
children, Cynthia Lou, five, and
■Robert William, three.
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The Vice-President of the Or
he is Master
WILLIAM C. (BILL) RAY
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DON S. MATHESON
ROBERT 'MIDGETTE /
Efland brothers have new franchise
for IH
John L. Efland Jr. and Wilson
Efland have obtained toe Inter
national Harvester franchise for
Orange County and formed a
new edmpany, Efland Tractor
and Equipment Co., to carry on
its business.
The new firm, which will carry ;
of Schley Grange, a Community
Director of Central Carolina
Farmers, Inc., and Vice-Chair
man of the Orange County Agri
cultural Committee.
a complete line! of tractors and
other farm machinery of the IH
line, will also maintain complete
parts and service departments.
Headquarters of the firm is
the front portion of the Efland
Knitting Co. building on Rail
road St. in Efland. Joe' Coleman,
who with d'f'.er members of his
family operated the Internation
al Harvester franchise at Orange
Earm Equipment Co. in HHfe
borough, is manager of the new
company.
every purchase of regularly
advance-season merchandise
to $10.00, we will giye you a Silver
multiple of $10, we will add an
other Silver Dollar! This amounts to a 10% discount
on each and every purchase of regularly priced
merchandise. ,
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DRESSES
$5.00 - $10.00 -$15.00
V,*!u«£ to $-39,95——r
Coats & Suits
Cocktail Dresses
Sportswear
And Other items
Vi off
Reg. Price
BRUSHED AND NYLON KNIT
Pajamas — Gowns — Bed Jackets
Values to $4 Valuas to $7 Valuos to S11
$2.00 $3.00 $5.0CT
MANY, MANY SURPRISES AND SPECIAL VALUES!
DOLLAR DAYS ONLY!
Thursday—Friday—Saturday
FEBRUARY 13-14-15
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