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SECTION B
Camden FFA First Place
In Land Judging Contest
Soils are the most im
portant natural resources in
the world. To stimulate
awareness and un
iterstanding of this basic
element, the Albemarle
Conservation District and
the Soil Conservation
Service sponsor a Land
Judging Contest each year.
Chowan County Super
visor, Fahey Byrum, hosted
the competition on his farm.
Participants were Future
Farmers of America from
Centralized
Lunch Menus
Centralized menus in
cafeterias of Edenton-
Chowan Schools include:
Friday—Grilled luncheon
meat, green beans, potato
salad, prunes, rolls and
milk.
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Camden, Currituck, Chowan
and Northeastern High
Schools. Four different soils
types were located on the
land by soil scientist, Joe
Covington, and each par
ticipant evaluated the
physical properties of the
soils. The physical
properties of soils are those
that Can be seen and felt and
they are very significant in
making decisions on the
capabilities and limitations
of soils for agricultural and
urban uses. The student
needed knowledge of such
properties as: slope, tex
ture, structure, consistence,
drainage, and permeability.
After all the score cards
were in, Camden won first
place with Northeastern
second and Currituck third.
The individual high score of
the day was Ricky
Etheridge from Currituck.
Edenton, North Carolina, Thursday, December 16, 1976
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JUDGE SOlLS— Fahey Byrum, center, Chowan County supervisor with the Albemarle
Conservation District, is pictured with a group of high school students who recently par
ticipated in a land judging contest.
Haste Sees Threat To Coastal Economy
Erie Haste, Jr., of Hert
ford, a member of the N. C.
Coastal Resources Com
mission, disclosed that one
of the prime concerns of the
commission is the possible
undermining of “the
economic dependence of the
coastal area on the
production of natural
resources.”
Haste revealed the threats
that are being wagered
against the natural resource
production industries such
as farming, forestry, and
agriculture. Haste men
tioned the rapid growth
along the coast in the past
few years as the main threat
to these industries. “Along
the Outer Banks, second
homes have sprung up,
many of them in what were
once marshlands. These
developments have en
dangered the fish breeding
grounds and threaten the
fishing industry. As well, in
the past, prime farm and
forest lands were trans
formed into housing and
commercial development,
thus reducing the land
available for the production
of these natural resources.”
Haste’s comments were
made in an interview for
WITN-TV’s “Tempo”, that
was broadcast Sunday. On
the program with Haste was
Tom Richter, chief planner
in the Washington field
office of the Department of
Natural and Economic
Resources. Richter has been
responsible for overseeing
the Coastal Area
Management planning
program in 14-northeastern
counties.
Richter discussed the
“State Guidelines for Local
Planning in . the Coastal
Area” developed by the
Coastal Resources Com
mission. Max Frieze, host
for the “Tempo” program
had expressed his concern
that many coastal residents
felt “the guidelines were too
restrictive, and did not
really give the local areas
enough leeway in planning
for their own future.”
Richter responded,
“When you are talking
about guidelines for a
planning process, you are
really telling people that
here is a common
vocabulary we want you to
use in doing two things:
First, in describing the
existing land situation and
secondly, in describing what
you would like to see happen
in your county or town in the
way of growth management
in the future. It is almost
essential to have some
similar terminology to
compare say Beaufort
County to Pender County.”
Haste, in addition, em
phasized that “the
responsibility for drafting
guidelines and helping with
the land-use plans had to
come from people that were
going to be affected,
directly, by the decisions
they made.”
Haste was referring to the
commission, and went on to
say “12 of the 15 Coastal
Resources commissioners
had to be nominated by local
government, and 13 have to
live on the coast.”
Haste also recognized the
important role of the Ad
visory Council. “The Ad
visory Council is one of the
most important bodies in
this program. It consists of
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46 members. In fact, each
county appoints one
representative to serve on
it. The commission usds the
council’s comments ex
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input from local people on
what they would like to see
achieved.”
Richter then went on to
respond to criticism that the
Coastal Area Management
Act covers only 20 counties
in North Carolina, not the
entire state. “The coastal
area, unlike some other
areas of the state, has
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Freeman Named Hardee’s
Manager Os The Year
ROCKY MOUNT—Jim
Freeman, manager of
Hardee’s of Edenton, was
named Manager of the Year
for the Hardee’s Divison of
Franchise Enterprises, Inc.
at the company’s Seventh
Annual December Man
agement Conference held
here.
Some 94 Hardee's, Waffle
Shoppe and Parker’s
managers and wives, at
tended the three-day event
beginning November 29 and
ending December .1.
The company’s theme for
1977, “We’ve Got the Plan”,
was introduced during
Tuesday’s business session.
The theme refers to a new
concept of a corporate plan
of efficient management
used at all levels. This plan
will be utilized throughout
vestors and private
businessmen depend. There
are very few places in the
state in which a large
portion of the work force
depends upon a feature of
the land. The entire fishing
industry is effected by the
type of development that
occurs along our coastal
shores.”
Haste added that any
further comments oh the
Coastal Area Management
program are welcomed at
the commission’s monthly
meetings.
SECTION B
the coming year.
Special guest speaker for
Wednesday’s session at the
Cardinal Theater was noted
motivational speaker from
High Point, Tom Haggai.
Franchise Enterpirses,
Inc., is the third largest
licensee of Hardee’s with 30
units operating throughout
North Carolina, South
Carolina and Virginia.
FEI is also the parent
company of the Waffle
Shoppe Systems, Inc., with
13 units in North Carolina.
As part of the Parker’s
Franchise System, FEI
owns and operates three
Parker’s Barbecue units in
High Point, Fayetteville and
Portsmouth, Va.
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Weintraub Assigned
To Chanute AFB
SAN ANTONIO, Tex.—
Airman Ronald H. Wein
traub, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Robert R. Weintraub, Route
2, Edenton, N. C., has been
assigned to Chanute AFB,
111., after completing Air
Force basic training.
During the six weeks
training at Lackland AFB,
Tex., the airman studied the
Air Force mission,
organization and customs
and received special in
struction in human
relations.
Airman Weintraub will
now receive specialized
training in the aircraft
equipment maintenance
field.
The airman is a 1976
graduate of John A. Holmes
High School.
In 1836 there was a surplus
in the United States Treasury
of over S2B million!