Business/Industry rears at Burlington George M. Baker completed 35 years with Burlington Industries on July II. He 1s o Maintenance Technician in the Maintenance Depart ment on first shift In the Dyeing Plant. George is shown receiving his Thirty-Five Year Service Pin and Certificate from (left to right) Plant Engineer, Robert Fariole and Supervisor, Billy Posey. He also receiv ed a camera in recognition of his outstanding service. Anderson takes over Raef ord Housing Center Andy Anderson, secretary treasurer of Laurinburg Housing Center, Inc., has announced the acquisition of the Ted Parker Mobile Home Sales Center in Laurel Hill, N.C., the Raeford Housing Center in Raeford, N.C. and Near Cost Home Sales Center in Fayetteville, N.C. These three centers will now operate under the trade name of Andy Anderson Home Sales. Anderson opened the Laurin burg Housing Center on August 30, 1980 in Laurel Hill, and the center has experienced steady growth by meeting the mobile home needs of this area. The 1980 total sales exceeded SI, 000,000. BARBEE PHARMACY, INC. Discount Pharmacy ?Senior Discounts ? Records For Taxes Supplied * Any Questions Concerning ?Children Discounts Promptly When Required Your Rz Answered ?Patient Rx Records Kept .Consultations About ?KeUy-Sprlngneld/Medlmet Member ?Insurance Information Drug Costs Welcomed *24 Hr. Emergency Service Gladly Provided Quickly ? 1 st Aid & Diabetic Products 'Complete Line Of Generic Drugs EASY PARKING Sprite Barbee, pharmacist Across From Heritage Federal S & L CAMPUS AVE 875-611! RAEFORD, MC GATO CHAJtOC ANNIVERSARY SIZE 34 -44 BLOUSES & SHIRTS* ? ?$14 Rsg. to $19.99 SIZE 36-44 AND 42-46 SWEATERS AND VESTS **$14 R*g. to $19.99 SIZE 32-38 SKIRTS .$14 R*fl. to $16.99 SIZE 32-38 PANTS ..M5 Rog. to $19.99 SIZE 14V?-24Vj _ y SKIRT SETS ? *20% OFF SIZE 16%-24V> suits ?$28 Rog. to $39.99 Three challenging board I Three members of Lumbee River Electric Membership Cor poration have filed petitions to run for seats on the LREMC board of directors. The three are Ward Clark Jr., Rt. 2, Box 102, Maxton; James Hester Hammonds, Rt. 10, Box 738, Lumberton; and Carl M. Branch, Rt. 2, Box 487, Lumber ton. Clark will contest the District 1 seat now held by Bill James Brew ington. District 1 includes the townships of Maxton, Alfords ville, Thompson, Union and Rowland in Robeson County. Hammonds will run for the District 5 seat now held by Ronald Hammonds. District 5 includes the townships of Lumber Bridge, Parkton, St. Pauls, East and West Howellsville, and Saddletree in Robeson County. Branch will contest the at-large seat now held by Lacy L. Cu min ings. Earlier this month, Brewington, Ronald Hammonds, Cummings and Alton V. Dudley were renominated for their board seats by the LREMC Nominating Com mittee. Dudley represents District 6, the eatern half of Hoke County. He faces no opposition at this time. An election to All the four seats on the 12-member board will be held Tuesday, Oct. IS, during the electric cooperative's Annual Meeting of Members. The meeting will take place at Pembroke State University's Performing Arts Center. It begins at 7 p.m., with registration starting at 6 p.m. During the annual meeting, ad ditional nominations may be made from the floor. All candidates must live in the districts they would represent and meet other eligibility requirements. Directors of Lumbee River EMC are elected to three-year terms. Four seats come up for election each year. Lumbee River EMC provides electric power to nearly 24,000 homes and businesses in Robeson, Scotland, Hoke and Cumberland counties. Consumers who receive electric power from LREMC are members of the cooperative and have the right to vote at the annual meeting. Blanks completes basic training Airman Rhonda R. Blanks, daughter of Pauline and Burnice Blanks of Rural Route 1 , Red Spr ings, has completed Air Force basic training at Lackland Air Force Base, Texas. The airman, who is remaining at Lackland for specialized training in the security police field, studied the Air . Force mission, organiza tion and customs and received special instruction in human rela tions. ? Piione ? ?5-22 U K's VIDEOS "a 515 Harris Ave. Moyie & YCR Rental Places In The Heart Befa & VflS A Soldiers Story Tuff Turf Falcon 6 Tk- ? The Mean Season " *eet Raeford N.c. Suggestion winners Faberge, Inc. had co-winners for the August Suggestion Award. Earl McBrlde, Earlle Jones and Ron Johnson tied for the monthly award. ...NC farms face change (Continued from page 2B) little to raise the income of most farm families. Table 2. Concentration of Out put Amount U.S. Large Farms. of * of Year all farms total grots incomc 1960 37.8 83.9 1983 39.5 89.5 Many small farms provide part time employment for families in partial retirement or with nonfarm employment. Although the number of small farms has declined, the importance of nonfarm employment of farm families has been rising. Nonfarm income has exceeded farm income for farm families id recent years. Even though the number of small farms has declined, they will continue to exist along with the larger farms. The historic trends in farm numbers and average farm size will probably continue in the future. Farms have adjusted to a wide range of labor-saving technologies. The internal-combustion engine is probably the most important of these because it made possible the development of the automobile and the tractor. The tractor made possible the substitution of mechanical power for draft animals and a great deal of human muscle power. The car allowed farm families to work in nonfarm jobs while main taining the farming operation. DID YOU KNOW ? *5.00 A Month Will Buy *20,000. OF NATIONWIDE i LIFE INSURANCE : If Age 21 Or Younger ; f Only A Little More If Over 21 f. Vardell Hedgpeth AGENT 875-4187 We've Got A New Toll Free Number For Repair Service 1 + 800 682-1034 Our number has changed. Customers in this area, including Raeford, Fayetteville, Red Springs, St. Pauls, Maxton, and Parkton may now reach Carolina Telephone's Repair Service by dialing 1 + 800 682-1034. There are no long distance charges for calls made to this number. This change is being made in order to pro vide our customers with the best possible ser vice. Please make a note of this change in your telephone directory. United Telephone .System Ctrolna Totophone

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