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?> _ kl m?r fMitun ? ?HUN**v*crHMHni *vwi* wwiw (rnww ??VP^VPWW ""iw ?jor a? w?.' ~ dawk -ill pret'.Tdlhl.' 1Mb k U '" " daaarev... li?l larteti SI'BSTITLTE?Senator Beorh of Tnunw I have - talrwhKrtl ohtrnalr li glatatlaii la prrveat thr i lahlli hail at o? mirh a It U?p federal iudirial fcurpmrrai v Iiulrad nro m ?wgi: ivwiw |wann ?wrrMirrvr< ? iimrNf pnr paw thai thr individaal nlaleii luadlr thr hpal mithr- pro ?ram, and Umit fadrnl pariiripalion to a very fear la aver- aad Thrrr b aw fitaiiaa aha Ml the arral to make rerlaht thai iato nan. The gai nldaa i? whether the (tdnal (Mrtaaaal ought la ha la rhargr of it. Senator Brork ...d I thiak auk, aad our view ia lapgitlid hy laaalltm Jadpa aad htt aathorilMn. Fur thr part awwl yeans i aat aaaaa muaa of federal monry have brew ward la pay adlHawt laavrn who haae -peat their liar, aat la reper?eniing the pane* hat la ""ifhh'llart aat he allowed at ewaliaae. The taxpayer- oaphl Mil lea BMMaaa&AMl law ftaaiWta lla^a2aa aMrt aalo^aa* aaa Ala-laval igMMi a?^|wl*"*wa iv hpnii^Mv leHoe tiiiai ??% mainiw ?|NNi (heat hy praftwalaaal treahlrwatlrn. IHKOMU?TVr other dm of bfUMiwi wan toiriiut by , - c . u..> tt L, _ |_ u ?? i,. % k-:| ?irmuur niiirn iiuni|Mirr<. in rvtrif n?mpnrr,' demanding thai lh<- l?M Sm? pa< l? or three linam an Kuril foe Anai ?wan' na? payliig and, on tap of that, ||4? ??%/a vtaanall?' nuillrj Mm too frpn- m I A loon frtaanp ft t%{ |Lb WnvLat ^r avwMH* ^^^^SrHOO^V t" 1Ma a w tet . I Union in obtaining Mr aapply of rtr?r. ftranr, an >m know, in vital la national drfeane. It in need in ntnLino mftnonnl am an aw ? M ? Iv ?< laoaooln-ai a a I r m I k aval wrout winnliMon VV 'SI ??? IIMRIH|| nlvvlf * Itpt t ? ???? aiaiillt JHv K - ?atvO |ilTai t|WMUUW?a of It are and in ma nofart orlop onlmnklWi, petroleum pipe linen anal rrineeien, anal nanny other Ihtngn rnaenlial *a oar defenne ool erenomy. The tiny naalry of Rliudmia haw the wo*W*n lorfient eeneeven of ettroonr. Rhaalenao wnntn ta he oar frienal. It in ntrangiy ippanl to roanaaahaa. Rat hrrnam the Uaiteal Nalioni ijai i not agree with naaar WHktM^ia2a^o i aa k^nmaa ^n I l^pwnm^M^^gapol I a e^^e^^mao ^^aAgMt^^g^Rg talat^^^Wla " ItllvaalRI pS^?waw^S^TR^ o B#h oMMraa JvUHHRI oflaMao ainawA notroraal onnaw Hon gftnml hfto^n I aaaln^aA hagnaSnnm ^nrwnoaEa8 ^naoR RRw^nn^R ewatRi vrifn mptno IRal fRv 1 Ranwa >"IRta ? WvBKI trade with Khali nio. Therefore, oar roaatry han hero foreeal to look to KKioto for oar rhroaar mppiim ^ Two yearn app, hawrvir. Senator Harry B; rd, Jr., of Vie la hay rhroaar from Rhodn la, .Now Senator Humphrey want* ?o repeal thin li pii latino than foreing an to ref> npaa the Soviet Union, wbirh rharged an roaphly two or three tiaam on to writ for rhrataaar an noon an the t tnhargo let the at tat at i the market. The prire lirwppi il dramaliraRy when the Ry rd There are neveral of an in the Senate who are dt term in rd to defeat Smalar Hwoaphrey'n prwponal. \ lilihwnter naay he nrrriwary. If no, we are ready, fhtr unoHirial head rpaal indi roten that the vote will be clone. We hapr that the leademhip of the Senate wiR nee St to ? ||aaM ? l- ?-nf It .a t L Sowatnj " *- - * - - ? ? - ? -* - peSSlo lolKR In plnlRIHVH RSI It 'I llnllrr llUVIIplHv I R |H ll|Hltml myBo s-' ^ to he dtfralrd in the nahar of roaaaaoti ram and in the inlrrmt of nalioaial dtpfrnne. . ' | _ MOIST BREAD Wh?Tieeping iuiiI wiches for a late-comer to the table, cover them with a lightly moistened paper towel. This will help keep the bread from drying out, note exten sion home economics specialists, North Caro ' Una State University. BEAN FlflST The Velvetbean Cat erpillar Is one of many insects that feed on North Carolina soybeans. It doesn't overwinter In the state and usually oomes up from the south, arriving here late in the soybean season. North Carolina State University entomologists point out that defoliation by these pests doesn't cut bean production except on very late soybeans. TURNED LOOSE Under provisions of the new farm bill, American farmers ere being "turned loose" for the first time In over 40 years to produce all they can. This is true of moat food and fiber crops. Peanuts is an exception, . ; Use The * Classified Page j 4: ' F1: Duplin Times P Progress Sentinel 111 ^^^1 by DUPLIN PUBLISHING CO., BIG. Second CfclM PMtage Paid at Kcnanooflle, K. C. *"^b e5L aaa Meeee C MM. - IMI Jft. --JUt ? mm.*?5I? nT^ Ha (ImI. N. C. MM TB) i n. ?? ?u? owui" riusr Uir?l ?f LIIUItllHIIIHIIlHBI I am some tif? from J first, the vineyard shouldn't be located close to or wooded areas. Thebirds favorite ploy \s to | "4 the protection of ? high branch to eat. There isn't much yen can do^ shouMocation for your jmaent a.: P Whanfextensive damage occurs away from bor- . daring trees, it is usually a result of too little? foliage on the vine. Proper pruning and application!! of fertiliser will increase the amount of foliage and* 5 help protect the grapes from the birds. |M; f Then, if you really want to take a militant stance, scaring devices might be used. Chooee thei f automatic acetylene exploder, rope firecrackers orf! bars like grgpse and^be'willing to sham with them The eqWsr ignites acetylene gas to pohil loud snrplostoas at regular intervals. The rope' fire crackers an made by inserting the fuses of fire I crackers at intervals in a alow burning Aim rope. And the shell crackers am shotgun sheila that It '3 propel a kingsimd firecracker 100 yards or more before it caplodea, thus providing two bird-firighten v I inff explosions. P When toe devices are used, they should be put into service early to the first sign of bird activity and operated from dawn to dark. They should also be moved frequently so that birds wont become accustomed to the noise owning from the same i | place. I These devices, obviously, can't be used in heavily populated areas and ape limited in their use, for > aUpract jasd^giry^ consneitial vineyard* | Fall iahmandwith it the beginning of the best season of the year to transplant ornamental trees and ahnibs. Just be csrtaintowait at least until : '.Mbts plants are dormant before starting. fMpergr^ns can be transplanted earlier in the fell -J according to North Carolina State University hoi dMa^eir leaves torn color and drop off. 4 % Here are some other suggestions that may help you aW ? higher survival rate with the trees and Salect the rliiH8*! site carefully. Consider not only where a plant would look good, but also where it will grow most successfully. Make sure that your plant can adapt to any changes in sun, shade, wind exposure and soil moisture. Provide enough space above and below the ground to allow for future spreading and growth of the top and roots of the plant Later, crowding may deform it, stunt its growth or eventually kill it When digging up a deciduous tree or shrub, avoid injuring as many roots as possible. Any extra soil taken up with the roots will help to retain the fine "hair" roots which absorb moisture. Evergreens must have a lot of soil around the ~i roots and should be taken up with a ball of soil. Deciduous plants should have this rootball also, if * the trunk diamster is greater than three inches or if they are considered difficult to transplant? such aa dogwoods and magnolias. f usurers tirkev questions | kriMU"" Q. How do to* kam the iin of Mticj yen ail nerd? A This depend* upon how ?May people there will be for dinner. Allow 1- Va pound* per peieea of the regular turkey end 1-H to 2 pound* of the already stuffed turkey. This diaheT" ^ Mxt ^ Jed hefere dinner ie mm tine* ?o hunt directions! $s| A. Carving directions with step-by-step illustration* now appaar on tin- *iMet bags in Deap Basted Butterball Swift's Premium Turkeys. This help for the carver on one side of the bag and cook ing directions on the other side for the cook are welcomed by those who know all about turkey and especially for those who don't DEPARTMENT OF CONTINUING EDUCATION - -i'4 ,? #- k ' ? <v/J>aBMgW?wJKgjfc.':i ' ?'?.*? - .? ' ' ?'r..v. ? ?$Sf.' ?' ? v- i.u . ??> -'.v. ?.. ? - .... (Former Branch School, Alberts, N. C.) OOUME BBODOnMO DATS TOOC K . *??. 1 Teea k Than 7.1# ? fcer?f Nt. V tee. k Wed 1+p.m. QmSTicait N?5 W2L2A?* 14*w' ^ oX"*i ? ?!?*? r.? irtssr "?'??? 'eraMel Bad 'Hag N*f, ? MM A Wed . M p. m. CHINQUAPIN ADULT EDUCATION CENTER (Located beside Chinquapin Elementary School, Chinquapin, N. C.) COUa? BEGINNING DATS 1MB OBTMrio11* 1 Nor. * MMtan S w n linut Not! ? E2*a> 2 p "? GMter I ' Not. M Mon a Wed ft? p. ?. GalUr n t Nn.a ma Sat Uader, (MB $ $ V! Ni?.? IMv Md P- ?. oamntnt ^ nt.? wedMft* iAp.m. Penoaal Haintytiaf Nor. ?7 Tueadaj 7-10 ?. m. Piano Nar. 17 Tups a FH f> *1? P- m. Sewiac Nar. 17 Toe* * Wed . M? p . ?. casrr Mi Ppfcibhry Nar. Zl Taas a Ito 7-l? p. ?. -1 ?. i ? TEACHEY ADULT EDUCATION CENTER >k Former Teachey Elementary School, Tetchey, North C?oli?) r*' da" ? Cite toMntas n?" 4' l-'itll CrtOBP I Not. ti Tuesday i , ,1 Ml p. m. ft ***** not. t7 th35 , : m. p.?. MsdernMatfc Not. ? Thar*Uy 7-? p. a, 00 Painting Not. * Monday 7-JO p. ml Bril^Fdr!^ jjj* J T?6?4*y ^ ?? ?n*TitlfT Not'. M ZTftWed T-S i m Sewto* with Knit. 'dm! MOB * Wt* ' ^ * *" SSI IS ?? ?j 5222y ?!! ?? Typewriting I Not. M Moo ft Wed M? p. m. Bane Electricity Das. 4 Msa ft Waft 7-M ft. a. .??> f i fjffiv&i ' , ?? .. ? %'J m fefi? ? i JAMES SPRUNT INSTITUTE cow' J^SSiTn" I"?1"1*111 0?eWhg Dm. I Wriilrtiy 7-1# p. m. NaT a 5m* Wed T It M ' *' MMiL?" _ * Thn? Ofl Painting Nw. ? Taea A Am 7-1# * ?. CERAMICS dLASSES I NSTRUCTOl B JOINING '% ft* ? Z : ??; y? OB* ; Sr J*.* 3 -W ! < ??? ' D?? T?.^? : ^ M?P Sr1_ SSR. a:: c-sis. at: MISCELLANEOUS OFF-CAMFUS CLASSES! COURSE BEGINNING DATS *???? AND LOCATION ^ DAIS ' X&m ; I I I -_ii _ Cwter D?.( M * *| ST.-I! "n Hniterafts Every OUwr I ^ slsr Hi ST E::l <fe!ter Vmk" f<Tb^nnom*t?i ? ^ * -? ? y^lhiiiy w..5 rM m*** ku. I g"fe. ? -H I E3?c????y "? M?i?m M,?l (Mir Nnr. IS Twm t:?U:?a. ?>?? Sewtet TV?rfl| 7-l? p. m. ? OMf niMH N.t. ? SMmiIMSv Mod * Thar* Mil. ADULT BASIC EDUCATION ?BOINNINQ DATS TIME LOCfflWf ' DATE Myrttq, Center Dul EiiM 7.W p. m. SO**?**** T*m?l? Onto Nn.S Tmt Itoi 7-1S ??. n. 9"*^ - *"?? *m.Twmknmn 7-1# p. n. j?? "TP* *"????? Nr. ? Men 4 Wed 7-1# p. ?. I AdaH Moo A Wed MS 9- m. Edueattan Onto Nn.tr Twa * Dm MS 9- m. FOE FURTHER INFORMATION, CONTACT: I Dean Of Continuing Education James Sprunt Institute | P. O. 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