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By Wlllk Feathers tone, Jr.
Auodatc Agricultural Extension
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NATURAL ENERGY HOUSE
PLAN
House Plan Number 8- EE
This three bedroom passive solar
house offers comfort and con
venience plus energy savings. The
house, designed by the North
Carolina Farmers Home Adminis
stration architects, has flexibility
to meet your family needs. For
example, the front entrance can be
from the east, west or south sides so
the house can be placed on most
lots.
The "Great Room" (living ? din
ing? kitchen) makes maximum UM
ofliving'space. The sfile porch just*
off this area adds to the open
feeling. Notice the location of the
two-compartment bathroom and
the laundry. These are on the north
side and most plumbing is along
one or two walls.
The three bedrooms vary in size
and shape which adds to the
flexibility of this house. Adequate
closet storage is provided, especial
ly the walk-in closet in the Master
Bedroom.
The sun is used to provide much
as one-half of the heating require
ments of this passive solar house.
Just think - a beautiful house that
slashes your energy bills not only in
the winter but also in the summer.
The wide roof overhang keeps out
the hot summer sun while the brick
mass walls in front of the south
windows absorb, hold and release
heat to the house in the winter.
Heated Area - 1,012 sq. ft.
Outside Storage - 24 sq. ft.
Porch - 52 sq. ft.
Carport - 200 sq. ft.
Your Hoke County Agricultural
Extension Service has numerous
house plans of which you may be
ablo to find one that will m?et your
~ need. Recently we have made
available to the public eight energy
efficient house plans consisting of
two and three bedroom houses.
These plans range in size from 893
sq. ft. to 1,352 sq. ft. of heated
space.
On January 1, 1981, the price of
house plans will increase from our
present price of $1 to $5 per plan.
To select and order house plans
contact Willie Featherstone, Jr. at
the Hoke County Agricultural Ex
tension Office between the hours of
8-12 and 1-5. Telephone 875-3461.
Country Day Honor Rolls
Darryl Crabtree, headmaster of
Robeson Country Day School, an
nounced last week the Honor Roll
of students in grades five-eight for
the first six-weeks grading period.
These named to the Headmas
ter's Honor Roll, which requires a
grade average of 95 to 100, were
Jeannie Ammons, Kate Baird,
Lynn Pell, Kelly Burns, Kyle
Chavis, Chris Dailey, Lori Hayes,
Virginia Hayes, Marie McLean.
Martha McLean, Beth McLeod,
John McManus, Dawn Merritt,
Holli Poole, Jane Watts, and
Wendy Weatherman.
Named to the CDS Honor Roll,
which requires a 90-94 average,
were Beth Alexander, Crawford
Arrington, Robin Britt, Suzy
Brooks, Amy Gentry, Gary Graves,
LeAnne Hayes, Kathy Henderson,
Amanda Lawson, Ken May, Dale
McGinnis, Billy McGougan,
Sherry McLean, Beth McNeill,
Kim McNeill, Lisabeth Murray,
Tonya Pate, Paula Pridgen, Trent
Savidge, Carol Thompson, Amy
Wilcox, Beth Wilkes, and Jill
Wright.
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Hoke ASCS News
A delegation of Hoke County
ASCS office personnel and county
committeemen recently traveled to
the Royal Villa Motel. Raleigh, to
attend the North Carolina ASCS
State Conference held October 8 -
10.
Every two years a state wide
conference is held so that county
office personnel might meet and
hear USDA officials comment on
farm programs in existence and
forecoming proposals regarding
agricultural production and
policies.
North Carolinas' Commissioner
of Agriculture, Jim Graham
opened the conference on October
8th with comments from Governor
Jim Hunt on October 9th followed
by a banquet that night in which
Senator Robert Morgan presided.
On Friday, October 10, R.W.
Wilkins, chairman of the ASC
State Committee, presented various
awards to state and county ASCS
employees who have made sig
nificant contributions to agricul
ture and have performed their
duties in a manner of excellence.
Among those honored from the
Hoke County ASCS Office were
Sandra H. McMillan, Ruth L.
Phillips, Jeanette M. Williamson
and James W. Thomas with a
Certificate of Merit group award
for dedication and outstanding
performance of duties in a manner
well exceeding the norm.
Also attending the conference
from Hoke County were Julian
Love, Bobby Strother, Jessie J.
Locklear and John B. Currin.
USDA NEEDS COMMENTS
The United States Department
of Agriculture needs comments and
recommendations by December 2
on the 1981 Upland Cotton Pro
gram, says C.P. Stewart, state
executive director. Agricultural
Stabilization and Conservation
Service, USDA.
Stewart added that several
questions and provisions should be
reviewed such as:
If a set - aside is offered, should
the number of acres planted to
upland cotton be limited, and if so,
to what extent should the acreagc
be limited?
How much should upland cotton
acreage be reduced below 1980
planted acreage to qualify or have
guarantee of target price protection
on 1981 planted acreage?
How much national program
acreage is needed and what should
the program allocation factor be for
upland cotton?
Stewart explained that the term
"national program acreage" means
the number of harvested acres of
cotton which USDA estimates is
needed to supply both domestic
needs and export requirements
during the entire marketing year
August 1, 1981 through July 31,
1982. The minimum national nro
gram acreage is set by law at 10
million acres.
The state director said that
ASCS also needs to hear comments
on "whether compliance with the
farm normal crop acreage" should
be a condition of eligibility for
approval of producer loans and
payments.
Stewart explained that the loan
rate announcement deadline is
November 1 and the deadline for
announcing the national program
acreage and the voluntary reduc
tion percent is December 15. The
other provisions do not have a
statutory deadline.
Finally. Stewart said that the
proposals will be published in the
October 3 Federal Register.
Comments should be sent to:
Director, Production Adjustment
Division, Room 3630, South Build
ing. Agricultural Stabilization and
Conservation Service, U.S. De
partment of Agriculture, Post Of
fice Box 2415, Washington, D.C.
20013.
These comments will be available
for public inspection in Room 3623
of USDA S South Building during
regular business hours (8:15 a.m.
to 4:45 p.m.).
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