t.i ,n. : !....-... . . iuiL. ,'t'" : ( '
m ine pasi seven mwiuu ,1,1 m. . .!..-. .a..
lave found muth pride and joy
i 1 being a parent However,
.' aUre .almost , every day ,that
1 erhtpa I could be a much net
ter parent than 1 am, A child,
I have found, needs and deserves
a great deal of time and energy.
One truly must learn to deny
self Wild think of 'the little one;
But t-l want to' qualify as a per-.
feet ! parent much more than
Wish to .be a good parent; and I
am jure you desire to be a per
- feet j parent also.
How can we achieve this ' most
high, goal of being a perfect par
ent? Maybe : yiu can't ; afford,
to give your child the best edu-;
cation; passible, or you can't af-t
fbfd to stake him all the places
, yo desire and how him all the
wonders of the world. Maybe
.yoU can't dress your child as,
tjtell as others. Or on the other
Sand maybe , you can afford to
gjve your child almost anything
roj:tt TcrT.I al Center
1
ation makes you a perfect or im
perfect parent In fact the
world's ' most "unfit parent may
.well be' a .millionaire and the
greatest y parent in the world
might' be a pauper. If we value
our . children's souls and give
them avwarm Christian home
then we have given them the
world's greatest gift. .But If we
as parents live a' half-way Chris
tian lifevand are boor examples
then we;,have committed against
them the greatest injustice possi
ble. .' It vould be better for the
ttuui hM r aid ihom rnnf Pl a $16,250,000 expansion project, the Irttt phafte , of a long-range Medical Cents d.
over their' heads than not to 1" opmnx i"Slam- nave oeen announced jomiiy ey meu ot tne Bowman' uray senooi ol
lead them down the' path to i MecUcino and North Carolina Baptist Hospital at Winston-Salem. Above appears artist's eoncep
non. 01 zne. jwecucai venier auer completion of me aeveJopmeni program. Tnts wow, looking
eastshows the proposed paramedical building (left foreground), -the clinics building (middle fore
ground)), the. medical school '(left background) and the hospital (right background).
Christ,
So a perfect parent is not al
ways a wealthy parent but is one
with Jesus in - his heart. Arc
you a perfect parent? Only eter
nity willVtell,
jomnfuinriiiinir ra- r-i nr hi
toses Offered
Ort Toe Prc!i!2ms
' Five,,.'? special '- short 'courses
teahng primarily with farm and
tiiviail .business income tax tprob
kms will be offered during Oe
i c mber -by -North' Carolina State,
.ccordittg; to Tt. M. Thompson,
toonty ... agricultural agent.
'.The programs, to be taught, in
five flotations across the state,
ViU)'nclude four two-day regu
Iar.c6ui3cs : ami 'Cne advanced
coufse; i
r The courses, wliich " have the
full cooperation of both state
and federeal . revenue serv.ce.s,
tre primarily designed for: pr
isons, who assist others in filling
Cut tax - returns, with special
emphasis on the Jarm and small
tusiness- category. . '
' Dates' and locations for each
c the four jregular courses are
as follows:
1 Asheville-Decemher 3-4. , i
i Chartotte-'rtecember 5-6,
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Noonnnent
B JAMES W. DODTHAT
itifiat VIm ttnMsmt, lliinriMil
cUHm DIfbha sf the NaUoaal
AmooUUsi MMifutiren
NO COMMHr"ii report sol
taciaohts on th national scale.
rod dots not aecanarily iwleq
HAM poller ox position., t ,
Washington What logic 'may
dictate, , politics may prevent. .; ;
This is . the ; only explanation
for ,, proposed .. across-the-board
pay ; increases li for -'federal . em
ployees'; ''V!'',: "
Congress last year, raised most
iederal salaries under. a bill with
the fancy ; title: "Federal Salary
Reform Act".
At that time the Administra-
ing it and;thus balance the budget:--;,
4-.-;::i-:vv. :.
But not government.;
Last year's Salary Reform Act
ignored -the. policy "makers, but
cost ' the v taxpayers ' $670,000,000
in the fiscal year 1963 and the
cost will rise to over a billion
dollars in' the ' current year. . ,
' jsince then a commission head
ed by Clarence B Randall, for
mer Inland Steel; President, has
recommended substantially , high
er salaries for top congressional,
executive .and judicial :offices. '
-'feo .'npw-bh ;th')asis of this
reportTrsr Congress going to go
back and do, at a i cost of per"-
haps $35,000,00Q, what ' it failed
to include.'in last, year's bill? ; '
','!0 f.oourse.; not:: .instead, the
House Committee on Post Office
and Civil Service has reported a
bill again raising salaries across
the board. The bill as reported
will cost .not $35,000,000 but
! Bj Ted KMt
The use of boats for hunting it
on the increase. They are used
not only to shoot from, but eve&
more as . transportation ' to 'the
shooting' area.; ".,"'..;,." SJ
One Chief .reason ; is' the' irri-t
provement in boats and motors.
Out Doard-powerea. - trait - now
come ' wider rih4 , larger "They
offer 4riore seawoathiness and
steadiness, 'mbre room for : gun
ners iarM ." their guns- '; Yet i they
will - navigate obstructed water
and are easy to transp6rt over
land in various ways.;; And they
will stand up nd stay leak-proof
in and out of water in ail kinds
of weather. Motors are now
more reliable and much quieter.
Hunters are taking to boats for
tion. ' and :; nrnba'blv most 'Cnn
gressmen, knew that the most ;$600;000.000!
needed "reform" was -to estab
lish a logical salary relation
ship between government and
private employment at the policy-making
level. To have
brought legislative .salaries just, a
bit -'more,' into; line . with .what
' GreenVillfr-JDecember1 10-11. 1 the policy ma Mers 'In bidustiy are
; Greensboro December 12-13. ''paid wouid. have,cdst about '$7,-, " Ma.Py ln WisHingtori feel thirt
i lfarticipating in.' the programs ! 000,000. vf,jTo.; hayeKbrouaht ,up such ,adjusUnep5, ,by attracting
wi no rnmihon ( North I n r.- .jvMuttvb inn luniri.mi iiyhb , inio.Lfc
. , .... . - t
Iinav fa(V Perartment of Ag- line would 'have' '.added some"
ticultuial Economics,, the U. Si thing like $25,000,000 more.' '
internal Revenue Service, North But did the pill tlo this?' Cci
nue3nd",1JVe"tSqclal Security Ad
niiilistration. ' ',
aries across the board except at r -. , , , t .
reaction, s';,, 't -
i .Qumnlviilrt1 Jrfhn Rtnnrt Mill:
if he were alive today, would (
gree. tat. Washington, pontics is
not V'a system ;of logic!",) . ,
The courses will be offered; the important policy-making lev
jhifcugh tttUitrjofBtW, MJ "
umyeraiiyivpn ijew'rs . yf. policies -il this
KVtona nnUW.rtnai-BlUnM ffillh v'tlut l ' ,'.1 .' ' . - t v
Nofth CaroTTna '''Sbciety 01
w4i.i, .jurnmpnt . pither pYecute or en.
taars
gov-
t'-The four regular courses will foree paifclesV So ' there
coyer, all areas, of taxation,' al- na developed a pattern under
though a, major portion of thep whwh very few federal govern
opurse will be devoted to. prob., ment official8'. are paid -more
lems peculiar to the operationi than, a congressman, Whether
,j4 farms arid small businesses. they be rjn tne executive agen.
h ;T.he ffvartcei coars has)been eies, independent agencies, or
initiated for persons whrt Aave,; tjje ,'courts
usiueraoie unowieage anct ex-;j lf a . Dusiness were losing
penence'-in filing income tax,money because costs ere too
teturns both state and federal.i u:u .... ,u ,,rh ndder; Kirinir
Under the '.bill as reported,
salaries of Senators and Repre
sentatives would . be increased
from $22,500 annually to $32,500
and somewhat comparable in
creases would be given tq Cabi
net officers, ' judges 'arid1 bther
toe-level officers. " ' " ' "
j l Mah'y in Wishihgtoh fe'el that
eral'servlce could mean' reducing
federal costs' through better man
agement, .', yl.-.-'fe . .
vBut-n.0 matter how they feel, ;
irvni
ffll A rBP7BlfII
tmtiim
C H
are
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X: jSHED EGXSCURE
, ON NX. HIOHWATS
Raleigh The Motor Vehicles
Department's summary of traffic
deaths through 10 A. M., Mon-
levunmieuueu mm , ursi- 90me new department headsltolKUled froDato 1156:
wme suiqenis anena ane of tne ,.ofi -nav fV,om ,lmii' - h ' v-mi p n.i- r.. v... lien
HIGHWAY 32 NORTH
; EDENTON, N. C. , .
vsmm
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8:00 P. M. TIL
Admission: Couple $1.00
- Stag 50c
n.Un. uAHMn .. . 1 1 ' .1 I
wwtvi ICUCKIU4 J71 'HnU,
the ipartsmsn's actions and
movements are being increasing
ly restricted. . But on tne water
there -are ; no feijces, no signs
reading "No Trespassing". Also,
expanding population1 around
cities, even around towns, ruins,
fields and woods.. But marshes
always are affected last, if( -at
all, Increasingly, these swamp
or 'near-swamp regions and ad
jacent waters are the last refuge
pf , wildlife and hunter alike.
Since before' the days " of the
cave-man hunter game has tend,
ed to congregate around water.
Boats now often serve as head-
quarters, replacing the old. hunt
ing camp, according to Y"illard
Crandall, Boats Editor of Sports
Afield, . MagMine.. -n: Houseboats
ranging ,from- the modern and
elaborate ,to only ' degree above
shacks . are -prime ;' favorites, but
caDin cruisers are Decommg ' jn
creasingly pbpular. , ,Th .blkt-
form-pontoon boat, v its summer
canopy . replaced by anything
from tent, to DOrtable cabih. may
be an on-the-spot hunters' camp.
These craft move easily under!
power and don't draw too much
water. . They serve to .shoot from,
too, as they are very steady and
are adaptable to camouflage.'
Tor transportation "to the hunt
ing grounds, ; any type of boat
that is 'suited ' to the "waterway
and will icarry ? the load properly,
can be used. ; j '
Swamp-grass .areas are --where
airboats excel: the inboard modr
els for nice speed, the Jess pow
erful outboard . ones for porta-
jr. in preference-to r.
' I I.
KUFPlED Maw of rut- '
fids .top 'black' tulle "dress,'
.' featuring -eqtlslly- frilled
- cape: fclorence;.. Italy," de ,
' signer adds extra elegance
- by -spraying the tulle wttb
. dots of chinchilla. .'
f bility : rand easier concealment.
Much the .same . can v be - said of
the jets, excep.f . that since- they
need "clear water to f 6rm a, good'
stream 'and'1 nof'-' create . intake
clogging pr6blems,,k they ; will
probably " be better . in ,. water
that's' shallow of has solid ob
.-T,ff:P.i-'r I '
' Tl-f ,', V ii"'tiulte as 'rrre
Wisd&fl, but when icharity does-
toppear. It is. i known by its pa-r-tienceiand
- endurance. , v , t .
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; rfORllAr ' Olirape HafnrA oftamnl.
ingj the advanced section.' The
advanced v course is-at Raleigh,
, December .17-19., .'
- ftn -,
The courses were developed
because of the complicated na-.
ture of modern business and the
presence of special provisions in
income tax . laws applying- to
farming and small businesses.
. tor information ? concerning
either the four regular or the
advanced course, contact the
Division of General Extension,
North Carolina: State, P. O. Box
5124, Raleigh, N. C.
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