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Safety Project Conducted Three Duplin 4-H'ers in Honor Club Farm pood safety should be practiced by everyone In Dup lin County. Many people talk ar bout pond safety, but many ne ver get around to doing any thing about It. However, the Beaver Dam 4-H Club, Route 1, Hose HOI, decided It was time for someone to undertake a project to warn people of the hazards Involved In swimming In farm ponds. The BMW Dun 4-H Club became interested in mch a project after two people in their community were drowned.They decided to prim a "No Swim ming" and "Deep Water" signs and erect these u every pond in their community with the owner's permission. With the enthusiastic leader ship of their 4-H adult leaders. Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Ward, the club decided to prim enough. Three outstanding county 4-H members were tapped into the North Caroline 4-H Honor Club during an impresslseceremony at state 4-H Club week. The County members honored at the "taomnt In" ceremonies Included: Anthony westbrook, son of Mr. and Mr?. W. L. West brook. Route 1, Alberts on: Anna Lee Hawes, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Hawes, Rose Hill; and Stella wells, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Eugene wells. Rose Hill. These three 4-H'ers were awarded membership in the State Honor Club along with some 32 other 4-H'ers from all signs to distribute to all 4^H clubs in the county. Every did) in the county will have an op portunity to participate. Any farm pond owner who Is Interested in securing theslgn3 provided by Beaver Dam 4-H is asked to contact their local 4-h Club. over North Carolina. About 160 Four-H'ers applied for member ?hip. Membership in the honor club la a reward for those boys and girls who have rendered out standing service to 4-H club work through their leadership, moral standards, and 4-H ac tivities and records. This Is the first time in the history of club work that Duplin County has had three 4-H'ers "tapped in" during the same year. Members Urged ToPrepare For Future RALEIGH - Teenagers at tending 4-H Club Week at N. C. State University were ad vised to become better Inform ed about the world situation. This challenge came from ano ther teenager, petite 17-year old Cynthia By rum, runner-up to the 1966 Miss Teenage Ame rica. The Charlotte teenager point ed out that "in a few more years our generation will be thelead ers of the world and will be making Important decisions." We need to settle down and think about how we can Improve the United States and make it a better place to live, she be lieves. Miss By rum and three other young women are spending an exciting year as youth safety spokesmen for Lincoln-Mer cury. Among their duties, they are to travel all overthe United States, speaking to thousands of teenagers and adults about the value of safe driving. The 1966 high schobl graduate Indicated she missed about a month and a half of school STELLA WELLS while she participated In the contest and made speaking en gagements. But she still ma naged to keep her school work up to date. Any girl Interested in enter ing the Miss Teenage America contest will do well to have the consent of her parents. Miss By rum believes. Her mo ther accompanies her on speak ing engagements and has been most understanding, she indi cated. Her father and her 21-year old brother, who encouraged her to enter the contest, have offered their moral support. Her youngest brother, a one and a half year old, is In different about the whole thing. For being first runner-up Miss By rum won a$4,000scho larshlp which she will use to attend Eastman School of Mu sic, Rochester, N. Y. She plans to study voice, preparing for a career in opera or on Broad way. Duplin 4-H'ers Attends W ildlife Camp By: MarionC. Griffin, Assistant Agricultural Extension Agent Ray Hope, son of Mr. and Mrs. Norman Hope of Route 1, Warsaw, has been selected to attend State 4-H Wildlife Camp at Camp Millstone on Au gust 8-13, 1966. Ray competed with all other 4-H members completing die wildlife projects 19 order .to srta this trip. 4-H Delegates Selected for Electric Congress Two Duplin 4-H'ers were re cently selected as County de legates to the State 4-H Elec tric Congress at the Grove Park Inn. Ashevtlle, N. C. on August 15-17, 1966. The delegates are George Pate and Rebecca Todd of the Wolfscrape 4-H Club. The two 4-H'ers were select ed on the basis of their out standing work in the 4-H elec tric project during 1966. One boy and one girl from the county Is eligible for this award eacn vear. The Electric Congress ser- - serves as an Incentive for"par GEORGE PATE tlclpatlon In the 4-H Electric project and rewards boys and Rose Hill "TOP HAT CLUB" AWARD Lelghton Hall, General Agent in Wallace for the Franklin Life Insurance Company, Springfield Illinois, received a special "Top Hat Club" award for out standing sales performance during the month. Hall received special recog nition from Company President George E. Hatmaker for one month sales exceeding $100,000 of permanent life Insurance. Ray has a keen Interest in wildlife conservation. He is a member of the Warsaw Shamrock 4-H Club and has been active in all of their pro jects. The purpose of the Wildlife Camp is to serve as an incen tive for patlclpatlon in the4-H Wildlife project and rewards 4-H*ers for outstanding project work. It also provides the op portunity for 4-H'ers to learn wildlife conservation in greater depth. girls for outstanding project work. 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