U..L r " A J !lu uooJs a"d f~,elds can be reclaimed by clearing away the litter. This is a field near the ?l<
>ans m k ,.... ,nl\, t, s Jjur Hoy Scout Troop 401 spent Saturday hauling away trash that had been dumped titer
\lucl).?,.// /,' . ' Vi'*"" swimtytg hole on Rockfish Creek are Scouts from Troop 401 left to right; John
,1 / .jli j ./? /&<>, A, / errv MaxwU. Scoutmaster George A she! v. Douglas Abernethv and Lee Gillis
Fayottevillr's Trade fair
?? n 11!? '<> - . unod companies there Will be
a ii t e 11a i n men t b w t he
' ( umber land Chorale. and
Itair.ishop Quartet\ and
I ;.ie|K lc ilie Clown.
II mis will be Sat. I 1 a.t\. to
? ? p in and Sun. I p.m. Ii 7
Rural Fires
Call 875-4242
FROM Oh'TFH SPACI: ?? Gib Samts from Of if f presented the skit on spaiv travel it the annual Blue and Gold Banquet held
Friday at the Presbyterian Church A ttending Wttrf thir fantHies <>f the Scouts and guests Mayor and Mrs John K. MciXeill.Jr. and
scout executive Mr. and Mrs. H'ttx n Angky of lAurinbivg. This war is the 6Oth anniversary oj Cub Seouting. Participating in the
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TRASH ROUNDUP- Buy Scouts cleared away all but the big stuff from this little gully by Rockfish Creek.
FILL 'F.R UP Filling a bag with trash during a clean-up Jay conducted by the Boy Scouts last
Saturday are members of Troop 401 (left to right) Andy Posey, Tim Hasty, John Manning, Vernon
Brown, and Andy Gibson.
Hoke ASCS News
BY TOM Bl RC.TSS
|07<) Kit id Progiani sign i ho Agricultural Stabilization
up ends on Marc!' 20 - N'oillt ami Conservation Service,
Carolina Farmers arc leniiuled encourages farmers to sign up
lhat (lie sign ? tip pcitod loi the early in ordei to avoid any last
1070 Cotton. Feed (Iratn. and minute rush.
Wheat Programs will close on Since advance payments aie
Match 20. lom Iturgcss. not heing made in 1070 many
County I xecutive Dnectoi lot latmots have not signed up
* early as in prior yeais. This
could lesult m la inters having
When a lleatt lund 'l,u 11 1 hoy delay
volumes*i inrgs you: d ooilvll signing up mini the last week.
.... Give .... So Mori Will Live'. 1 ?K'1 ,l,c P'-'U'Wiis (Feed
(?rain. Wheal anil Cotton) has a
wide variety of options
available in the farmer
Basically the programs ol'fei
price support and price suppoit
payments to participating
iarmeis. f armers may also earn
diversion payments under the
feed grain and wheat programs.
Farmers aie uiged to study
each of these progiams
carefully and to sign up early.
Soybean price - support
policies announced -? The
national average price ? support
loan level for I '>70 - crop
soybeans will be the same as
lor l(>hl> ? S2.25 a bushel (No
?I grade. 12.8 ? 13.0 peicent
moisture)
County pi ice ? support loan
levels will be announced at a
later date The county rates
will not necessarily be the same
as for l%<). They may vary
slightly to reflect marketing
changes within a geographical
area
Price ? support loans for
1070 - crop soybeans will be
available to producers ? euliei
as individuals or within CCC ?
approved cooperative
marketing associations ?? at
county ASCS offices tluough
May 31. If7l Maturity date
will be June 30. 1071
Reseal Announcements -
Reseal loans on farm ? stored
soybeans for the I'tb"7 ? (>8 -(>0
crops will be available
I xtension of loans on soybeans
in commeicial storage is not
inlliori7t>(l
Reseal price - support loans
will not he extended for 1966 ?
crop farm - stored soybeans
nor lor 1967 - 68 crops of
commercially - stored
soybeans. On these loans,
maturity date is July 31. 1970.
Calling of loans on older
crops is a good management
practice, enabling movement ol
older stocks to make room for
newer supplies being put into
or continued in storage. When
A price ? support commodity
loan is called, the producer
may liquidate his loan by
delivery of the commodity to
the Commodity Credit
Corporation or by repayment
of the loan.
CCC Sales Pi ice lor
Soybeans 1 he minimum sales
price lor CCC soybeans for the
marketing year beginning
September I will be the same
as that for the preceding year.
This means a flat 27'a cents pet
bushel above the 11>70 price
support rale at the point ot
storage, or the market price,
whichever is higher. The
national average CCC minimum
sales price will increase at the
rate of I' . cents per bushel pei
month lot nine months.
Cottonseed Support l evel ??
The 1970 price - support level
for cottonseed will be S37 a
ton (basis grade lOOl. the same
as last year. By law. soybeans
and cottonseed must be
supported at levels that will
enable them to compete on
equal terms in the market.
Citizens
W arned
Don't sneak a peak directly
at the solar eclipse this
Saturday. the National Society
for the Prevention of Blindness
warns.
Looking directly at the sun
can cause permanent burns on
the back of the eye, the retina,
which affect the part of the
eye used for reading and other
fine vision.
An eclipse will reduce the
light from the sun but it won't
reduce the heat. There is no
safe way to look at the eclipse
directly, the Society stresses.
Reports from previous
eclipses show hundreds of cases
of permanent retinal damage
among viewers, the State Board
of Health said.
Looking at the eclipse
through sun glasses, smoked
glass, exposed photographic
film, welders goggles or other
devices will not be adequate
protection from the harmful
infrared rays, the Society said. ,
Telescops increase the intensity
of the rays. The retina is not
sensitive to pain and often the
victim does not realize his eyes
have been harmed.
The only way to view the
eclipse is indircelly, the
Society said. Hither watch it on
television or make a pinhole
device to project the image
onto cardboaid.
To make a pinhole viewer,
take two pieces of white
cardboaid and make a pinhole
in one. Stand with your back
to the sun and locus the eclipse
image through the pinhole
board onto the second
cardboard. The size of the
image can be changed by
altering the distance between
cardboards.
Parents are wanted to
supervise children carefully as
they will be out of school
when the eclipse occurs at
about noon Saturdav.
Diseases ot ii 10 heart and
blood \essels are responsible
tor more deaths in this country
than j|| other diseases and
Causes combined.
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