BY PROCLAMATION...this is Music Week in Raeford. Mayor John K. McNeill
signs the order for the specitd week sponsored by the National Federation of Music
Clubs. With him are Mrs. Edith Averette (left) and Mrs. Jean Wright (right)
representing the local Chaminade Music Club'.
School Calendar 1975-76
Aug 18-22
Additional days of employment (5)
Aug 25
Pupil Orientation
Aug 26
First day of school
Sept 1
Labor Day (Legal Holiday)
Sept 23
End of 1st school month
Oct 8
Teacher work day
Oct 27
End 2nd school month
Oct 31
NCAE Meeting
Nov 20
End of 3rd school month
Nov 24
Parent conference day - 12 noon - 7 p.m.
Nov 27, 28
Thanksgiving & Veterans Day - Legal holiday
Dec 22, 23
Winter vacation
Dec 24, 25, 26
Christmas - Legal holiday
Dec 30
End of 4th school month
Jan 1
New Years Day - Legal holiday
Jan 2
Additional Day of employment (1)
Jan 15
End of 3rd grading period (Mid term)
Jan 16, 19,20
Additional Days of employment (3)
Feb 3
End of 5th school month
Mar 2
End of 6th school month
Mar 8
Parent conference day - 12 noon - 7 p.m. (1)
Additional day of employment
Mar 31
End of 7th school month
Apr 14
End of 5th reporting period
Apr 15
Additional day of employment (1)
Apr 19-23
Easter vacation - 1 Legal holiday;4 vacation
May 6
End of 8th school month
June 3
End of 9th school month
Last day for students
June 4, 7, 'A day 8
Additional days of employment (2Vi)
June 8 (!4 day) - 16
Vacation days(6V4)
June 17
Legal holiday in lieu of Memorial Day
Farm Items
By W.S. Young & Phil Ricks,
County Agricultural Agents
Some things that you should be on
the lookout for around your home now.
Southern pine beetles in your pine trees.
Sap will be running out of the trees or
you will see small holes where beetles
have come out.
Ticks on small children. Seven cases
of Rocky Mountain Spotted Fever have
already been reported in North Carolina
this year.
Powdery mildew is on many types of
plants. It usually shows up as a white
powder on the leaves. Benlate is one of
the control chemicals. White flies get on
the new growth of many plants. They
leave a sticky material on the plant and
sooty mole will develop later. Malathion
will give good control. This winter has
been mild and there are plenty of
insects on plants early in the season.
Before applying any type of
pesticide, your sprayer needs to be
calibrated. You need to know the exact
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amount the sprayer is placing on your
field. Also the nozzle tips should be
checked to see if they are worn or if
they are spraying equal amounts. A
leaflet recently published on the
methods to use in calibrating equipment
can be helpful to you. It is available at
the agent's office. Be sure you are
correct by checking your equipment.
The proper weed control in each of
our major crops is one of the limiting
factors for good yields. This is especially
true in our soybean crop. The increase
of four to five bushels per acre on all of
our acreage could mean more profit to
growers. Our biggest problem is control
from the time the soybeans come up.
Weeds get in the row and are never
controlled. Growers should make an
effort to know more about the different
weed control chemicals and know how
to apply them correctly.
Stonewall Report
By Mrs. Harold Ch-iscn
Revival services at Sandy Grove
United Methodist Church will conclude
Thursday night. May 8. The Reverend
Robert Rudd is the evangelist.
The UMW of Sandy Grove United
Methodist Church met at the home of
Mrs. Ernest Davis Tuesday night. April
29, with Mrs. Edgar McGougan
co-hostess. Mrs. Bertha Hendrix gave the
program.
Sunday guests of Mrs. Allie K.
Maxwell and Mrs. Flozelia Clardy were
Mr. and Mrs. Gorrel Kiger of Raeford,
Mrs. Dorothy Moore of Fayetteville and
Mr. and Mrs. Minor McGougan of St.
Pauls.
John Glisson, Ernest Davis and Frank
Davis are patients at Moore Memorial
Hospital.
Mrs. Stamps McFayden of
Fayetteville visited Mrs. Gladys Bostic
Sunday afternoon.
Cliff Conoley returned home Sunday
from Moore Memorial Hospital.
The Young Adult Class of Ephesus
Baptist Church will hold a car wash at
the church May 17 - $2.00 for a wash
and $3.00 for a wash and the car
cleaned inside.
Nfrs. Chester Beasley and Mrs. Jessie
Simmons visited Danny Beasley at the
Veterans Hospital in Fayetteville,
Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Jerry Gaudet of Charlotte spent
Wednesday with Mr. and Mrs. Brown
Hendrix, Sr.
Johnny Graves entered the Veterans
Hospital in Fayetteville, Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Crawley visited Mr.
and Mrs. Bill Maxwell, Mrs. Lila Rahn
and Miss Mildred Crawley in
Fayetteville, Sunday.
Mrs. Mary Ann Goodman, Mrs.
Myrtle Sappenfield, Miss Marjorie
Chason and Mrs. Dora Chason were
Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Harold J.
Chason.
Mr. and Mrs. James D. Chason and
son, Darren, visited Mr. and Mrs. Ray
Ulzina in Liberty Sunday.
The UMW of Ephesus Baptist Church
met at the home of Mrs. Luther Jackson
Monday night. Several members gave
the program on "Who is a Christian".
C.M. Chason was a Sunday guest of
Mr. and Mrs. L.M. Chason and Mrs.
Cletlan McKenzie and daughters, Glenda
and Teresa.
Mrs. Mary Adams visited C.W.
Jackson at Cape Fear Valley Hospital,
Sunday. Mr. Jackson is very ill.
School Menu
FRIDAY, MAY 9
Beef Vegetable Soup A.C
Peanut Butter & Jelly Sandwich
Crackers
Cinnamon Bun
Milk
MONDAY, MAY 12
Fishwich
Tomato and Lettuce A.C
Whole Potatoes w/Cheese
Cookie
Milk
TUESDAY, MAY 13
Becf-A-Roni, Cheese Wedge
Steamed Cabbage C
Cornbread
Pineapple Up-Side-Down-Cake
Milk
WEDNESDAY, MAY 14
Stew Beef
Rice
Sweet Potato Souffle, A
Applesauce
Rolls
Milk
THURSDAY, MAY 15
Hogie Sandwich
Lettuce & Tomato A.C
Buttered Corn
Cinnamon Bun
Milk
Send your boy to Harvard
on fifty bucks a montju
Start a Rainbow Fund Savings Plan and
you can do it.
Say you start depositing fifty a month when
your son's in the first grade.
When he's ready for college, you'll be ready ?. j
to send him.
Because the Rainbow Fund will send him
three thousand a year for tuition. Plus two hundred
a month to live on. For all four years.
But even if he doesn't go to college, you'll1
have nearly $20,000 cash coming to you.
Either way, with the Rainbow Fund,
it'll be a happy ending.
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Southern National.
A lot mote bank
for your money.
Penalty for early withdrawal. Three months' interest forfeited and interest on the amount withdrawn i
reduced to passbook rate. Member FDIC.
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RAEFORD, N. C.
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scuffs in pink, yellow or white.
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no-iron robes
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ROBES
sizes
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sizes
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two and three
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colorful tablecloths
299
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