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Burnt Swamp/Philadelphus
Fire Department Groundbreaking a Reality
It was in early spring, 1978,
when a snail gruop of Con
munity Leaders met at the
Philadelphus Kuritan Build
ing to discuss the possibility
? of the two communities. Burnt
Swamp and Philadelphia, join
ing together to organize a*
Rural Fire Department to
serve that area of the county.
The group studied a map of
Robeson County and this
area/ district had no fire
protection for the citizens.
At a meeting on August 30,
1978, Roger Sheats. President
of the "Concerned Citizens,"
presented the charter for
Burnt Swamp- Philadelphia
Rural Fire Department with
20 charter members present
for the meeting.
Many meetings were held
and many plate sales and
auction sales have been plan
ned to keep the organization
going. Robeson Technical
College provided training for
volunteers. The Robeson
County Board of .Commissi
oners provided some financial
assistance. All home owners
iii the district were encourag
ed to purchase an annual
membership fee for SS.OO.
The Burnt Swamp- Ptiiladel
phs Rural Fire Department
experienced some hard, diffi
cult times to keep the group
active. The communities will
always be grateful for the
leadership of Roger Sheets,
President, who would not
quit.
? A used fire truck was
purchased from the Pembroke
Rural Fire Department in
October. 1978 for S2.500.00.
A lot consisting of .96 acre
was purchased in 1979 from
the Seaboard Coastline Rail
road Company located adja
cent to the track in Buie, for
51,500.00.
GROUND BREAKING
A REALITY
On June 11, 1982 the sun
was shining brightly and in
the distance one could hear
the sound of the long freight
train as it raced pn the track,
making history'4p? the rural
community of Buie. Ground
breaking ceremonies were
held on the lite. Speaking for
the community citizens of
Burnt Swamp- Philadelphia
was Archie Osendine. Co
ordinator of the Community
Schools Program for the Rob
eson County School System.
Said he. "We come today to
thank you for your involve
ment/ participation in this
joint effort. People like you
with your interest and dedi
cation make strong communi
ties."
Oxendine continued, "1
know you have experienced
hard times. Many times you
knew the task was great and
you have labored many hours
to witness this ceremony
today, kemcmber all through
the history of time, it was
people like you that made
strong communities by plan
ning. sharing and volunteer
ing your time to protect the
youth/senior citizens and
adults of this area.
"Your reward is not in the
shovel you hold in your hand,
your reward is in your heart.
God bless vou."
??MU -T M*. ? -
The gruandbreafcmg payer
iu delivered by Brother
Barney B. LocUeer.
A cinderblock building wiU
be erected oe the the 41' a
56".
The Fire Chief is Carson
Bell, ass is tent chief. HA.
(Bete) Cunningham, secretary
is Clyde McGu|en. Treasurer
is Jerry Cummings. Publicity
Chairman is Archie Scott.
People helping people.
Membership may be psr
I chased for an annual fee of
S 10.00. Volunteer firemen sre
welcome
Shown left to right ere the
members of the Bnt Swamp
Philadelphia Rural Fire De
pertinent. They are Clyde
McGngan, Dowry Scott, Jerry
Ciunmlngt. Barney Locfclear,
WflUe Scott, H.A. "PHe"
Cunningham, and Archie
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MMi ti^HI 1
One of the quirks ot human
nature seems to be the
profound tendency for most
individuals to fail to appreci
ate their own immediate
surroundings and the oppor
tunities that exist practically
in their own back yard. An
appredJtim of resources are
readily available and at ope's
fingertips many times is over
looked while someone is rea
ching for something far re
moved from one's natural
surroundings. Thus, a recog
nition of these outstanding
resources is usually deferred
to someone who is considered
an outsider but who readily
recognizes outstanding
opportunities that have sim
ply been taken for granted by
the local populous.
A good example of this type
of reaction has been exempli
fied by Sherwood Hinson and
his unyielding zest to develop
a keener appreciation by local
eitizens of the Lurbber River
and its resources. Since
the Lumber River has always
been here, Sherwood has felt
with legitimate cause that a
majority of local citizens have
simply not appreciated the
opportunities that exist
through the presence of the
Lumber Biver traversing
Robeson County.
He has been an active
member of the Rural Devel
opment Panel for several
years and has represented his
thoughts extremely well as
at the monthly RDP meetings
as well as participating in
RDP special activities. As we
have been able to add addi
tional agency participation to
the Rural Development Panel
and some additional member
ship by private citizens, Sher
wood has been able to contin
ue his unending quest for a
greater recognition of the
river.
As a result of Sherwood's
influence, I personally decid
ed to take advantage of the
river to tTy out my skills as a
canoeist. Following a few
trips down portions of the
river, both myself and some of
my canoeing partners have
gained a whole new apprecia
tion for the river as an
exciting recreational challen
ge. In addition, within each
'? two-oi inree-mile segment
that we have traversed with
the canoe, no fewer than 25 to
30 individuals were observed
utilizing the river for fishing.
In fact,.the Lumber River has
the name throughout eastern
North Carolina of being on
of the best fishing rivers in<
the state.
While canoeing and fishing
are only two of the numerous
recreational uses for .this
outstanding resource, most
folks are readily aware of its
extreme importance to agri
culture as well as to munici
palities that depend on the
river for their water supply.
Now that it appears that
numerous additional people
are following Sherwood's lead
and waking up to the tremen
dous potential of the Lumber
River, I simply encourage
everyone to pause for a
moment and observe the
opportunities and resources
that exist at each of our
fingertips and then actually
take advantage of some of the
opportunities such as utilizing
the tremendously beautiful
Lumber River and other re
sources to their fullest extent.
English muffins freeze well
but separate the halves
before freezing for easier
toasting.
steal instrument. It was first
& developed in the 1790's.
have!
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A happy bridal couple In oar toom
had juet dilrtn away from the church
when they beard the angry thrill of
a Mate trooper*! alien. Em bammed,
the groom pulled over to the curb
and adted what bo had done.
"Nothing,"' mid the trooper, "but I've
been In front ''of the 'chorda for two
home directing tnffie lor your wad
How I want say chance to kirn the
A mld-wett preacher received thk
fhank-you letter from a bridegroom
^hCd married: Dear Reverend, I want
to thank you for the beautiful way
you brought my happinem to a coo
-cee. did I fool that MIow. Imagine
' trying to make me pay him t>H00 lor
a An coat."
-But I aaw yoo dgn the check."
"I know, hot hell never be able M
cadi to."
"Why notT
1 didn't fin in the amewL"
Doting an office "coflec break." a
jpoup of Mcretariea wee dtecuarfng <a
d? would prefer electrocution or the
pn (headier, answered] "Not pd Oaa
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VOTE
' JULY 27
I PETE
HASTY
N.C. House Of
Representatives
|y i*
VVvvV o
Training
School
A training school for local
officers and other Jaycette
leaders was held in Raleigh
recently at Meredith College.
Betty Willis of Rocky Mount,
6 N.C. Jaycettes President, and
other state leaders were in
Raleigh July 16 and 17 for
their annual training school of
local chapter officers. The
primary purpose of this meet
ing is to train Jaycette Offi
cers to be prepared to lead in
their community, chapter,
and with their local Jaycees to
better their communities.
Courses were taught in
Time Management, Public
Relations, Individual Devel
opment, Parliamentary Pro
cedure, Stress and How To
Cope, Persona] Growth, and
Fund Raising.
Special guests for the week
end were Past President erf
the North Carolina Jaycettes
and United Jaycettes Louise
McCoU of Wilmington; N.C.
Jaycee President Jim Cole of
Sanford; Region 111 Vice Pres
ident of the United States
Jaycettes Doris GosneD of
Lexington, and Past Vice
President of the United States
Jaycettes Mary Lou Harris of
Cary.
The involvement of women
in community affairs is very
important in North Carolina
and the interest is growing.
The North Carolina Jaycettes
hope to give the training in
leadership knowledge to help
the officers of the Pembroke
Jaycettes continue to serve
their^wnmunity.
Citizens of Robeson,
Hoke and Scotland
Counties:
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In our county we haoe grown accustomed to having
many privileges and freedoms; however, we must not
ever forget that with privileges come responsibilities.
One of the greatest responsibilities we have is choosing
responsible and capable leaders to govern us.
On July 27, 1982, we will be having a run-off election in the 16th District for
the N.C. House of Representatives. There are 6 candidates competing for the 3
seats in the House.
A legislator should be a person who is responsive to the needs of all the people
in his district. He should be an aggressive person who will stand firm for the
welfare of those people. A legislator should also be capable of rendering sound,
fair, and impartial judgment.
I sincerely hope that you will take the time to find out all you can about each
candidate and that you will vote for those you feel are most qualified. I trust by
doing this you will choose me to represent you. I promise I will always listen to
you and will have your best interest at heart as I make my decisions.
J.T. (Tommy) Wellington
? Candidate For N.C.
V / /. / /y House of Representatives
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"Wellington, a working man's approach to government."
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