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I t after the <*11 went out. Faison vu the accood ambulance on the scene at 8:11. The Fdsoo Rescue Squad received the call in
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Kwansvilk, where they had taken a wreck victim to the hospiu). The last ambulance arrived from Wallace at 8:31. The "victima"
wm* members of Boy Scout Troop 20 of Wartaw and nursing students from James Sprunt Institute. All eight Rescue Sauads in
the county participated in the disaster drill. * 1
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first stop was st the Contem
porary Resort Hotek r .No
vacancy, but ( was told'there
were a few rooms Jfcft at the Gotf
Resort Hotel. . ?0 1 go busting
.dp to the Golf Resort Hotel and
asked if they had any rooms left.'
iThe clerk said yes., and
handed me a form to fill Hi. . .1
; tFte&ts&s:
many nights will you *T?e
Staying?'. , .1 told hint I wasn't
die. . .It was according to how
Well I liked things. . .1 might
stay two or three, or just one. .
?So he said. "You want to pay
When you leave?". . .1 said. no.
that I'd pay as I go. . ."How
Much do I owe you for. one
nfght?" .. '$52 including tax."
Says he. . ."Now hold on a
minute." says I, "How many
people am I paying for?".
,"You and your wife." says he.
"And. oh yes. there is no bed in
dtis room. It is part of a suite.
Wt you can sleep on the
couch.". . .1 doubted if we
would spend more than one
night at those rates. . .Now. 1
am poor folks, and S50 is a lot of
money for me for a night's j.
lodging.. .Especially for a room
Ihat has no bed. . No other
extra frills either. .Jqst a plain
room. . . Por fifty buck*.
Mickey Mouse should* have (
tucked me in. . .Afta* Walt .
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ranging around $15 to $20.. .1
did have one other motet that (
was kinda confusing and a bit ,
misrepresenting. . .lit! sign {
said$13.88. Family Days In. ,
,1 had been reading Days tor.
signs all along. Moet were Sib
and $18 for family, but this one t
in Sardts. Mississippi read ,
$13.88.. .So I stops and tells the ,
jman 1 want s room, two people. <
onebed. . .So aft&^some moee
Kventy and waited . .TbenUg**
$15.58 or: the^cm* regirtet^ ki
want one of (hose rooms for ?W.> \
people at $13.88 ". . ."ThisM;.
one of the $13.88 rooms." sayi* <
fee. . "Seventy cents tar was ]
?Ml end ? $1 key deposit. .
?ring back your^key tomorrow j
cigarette. . Would you beBeve
ash
will be going my ??>?"? ? ,n*?
"Call that man to tagg'sao
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I some toweis, i yen 10 uonQa< ? i
. . He brings two little hand
towels. . Had I tied both
together, they would hage made
a good sized wash dotft. . .He
said he would bring sonie burger:
ones later.. .Well, as Uay down
on the bed. I see Ihfe little
machine.. .Put in a quarter and
it will vibrate your bed tad relax
you. . .OK, says 1 adil put in a
quarter. . .1 lay back ffr the
vibrating to begin and feel
nothing- though' I heard the 1
machine ticking away? . .
Nothing is happening. . . -.So 1
see a cord coming from, the
machine and looked under the
bed. The machine ia plugged
into itaelf.. Son-of-a-Gun. *. J?
Davis, there is a hole in the
top of the hill. . .Davit Chestnut
was telling roe about this field
water standing in the field at S^e
top of a hill. . .He was sure
enough right about it. and H is
odd looking. . From where the
water is standing, h is down-hill
on all four sides.. .And it would
appear the water would rug
down the hill and off. . .But b I
doesn't. . .One of those things
that will make you look twice.. .
But 1 wonder how Davit:
missed Ruth Quinn's fishpond.-y
Until it was straightened out
recently, it was a moat unusual
Wtpond. V . It yu not dug
straight down aa one would
rxpect.. .It was dug on the side -1
rf a hill. b was kinda laying
Mi rile side pf a hill, and ot
ourse when you put water in it*
ip against a tre*. i .Son of a
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Local Woman Attorney Elected
Director Of J.P. Stevens & Co.
Mr*. Winifred T Wells, a
North Carolina Attorney, and
5* Henry Fonder, a South
Carolina college president, were
01 jar. oievent uau>.|jK.
Attorney in Dapttn County *
She also served as B-irftfft
Jufge of Superior Court Crate
the Fourth Judicial Court
District ia North Carotins, being
appointed by ^Governor Scon in
woman in North Carolina to hsld
Mri.-Wells is a commissioner
??mHI by the Governor on
iim National Conference of
?fCHfinKioners on Uniform
tws. She is also a
a member of the Disciplinary
Committee of the North Caro
lina State Bar Association. .
She is past President of the
-County Attorneys' Association, \
and has served as a member of
the North Carolina Bar Asso
ciation Penal System Study
on/fhe Judicial Standard CoS^*
mission of the North Carolina
Bar Association.
Mrs. Wells resides with her
husband in Wallace. She
graduated from the University
of Tennessee and its Law
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School.
Dr. Ponder was President of
Benedict College in Colombia.
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Would You Hfclp
Duplin Children Want
To Learn To Read?
This summer will witness the
birth of Dupiin County's
"Reading is FUNdamental."
Your support is necessary and
will be appreciated
RIF is a national, nonprofit
organization designed to
motivate children to read. It is
now established in 47 states
with more than 400 projects
operating at 1.332 sites. Duplin
County could benefit greatly by
this program.
Reading i4 Fundamental
motivates children to read
through freedom of choice and
pride of ownership. Children in
RIF projects may choose from a
ividc 'variety of paperback
books. the books that interest
Ihcm. They may keep the books
as their own.
RIF has contracted with the
U.S. pffice of EducaMpn (HEW)
Bloodmobile
Scheduled
The Bloodmobile will be in
Beulaville at the National Guard
Armory on Tuesday, May 30,
ind in Rose Hill at the Fire
Station on Wednesday. May 31.
Hours arc from 10 a.m. to 4
a.m. at both locations.
to operate an inexpensive book
distribution program that will
provide matching funds for
books.
Like all projects. Duplin
County's Reading Is Funda
mental must raise its own funds
to run the reading motivation
program and request federal
matching funds to buy books. 1
Parents of elementary school
children throughout the county 1
will be notified of this program.
Others interested may contact
Mrs. William Welch, Route I.
Box 285-A, Warsaw. NC 28398.
or phone 289-3993. |
Be I
Sure
To Vote
May
30th H
Kenansville Jaycees Win
Awards At State Convention
The Kenaittvifle Jaycees won
eight award* at the Jaycee Con
vention in Kaieigh this past I
weekend. The award* at the
convention were sponsored by
Quina Company of Warsaw
The awards won were the
following: i. Bine Chip award,
for being in the top 10% of the
chapters; 2. Programming
award for overall programming;
3.lit place in Fund Raising for
the Carolina Seniors Basketball |
Game; 4. 1st place in Spiritual I
Development for the chaplain's I
program S. 2nd place in Public ' 1
Relations for Jaycoc Week; 6. I
2nd place in Health and Safety 3
for the Cerebral Palsy Telethon; I
A 2nd place in Publications for I
newsletters; and 8. Sweepstakes't
Award in Spiritual Development I
for chaplain's program.
The Sweepstakes Award is
the "biggest" one because it
means the best protect regard
less of population in this cate
gory. Kenansvillc is in Division
J. which is the smallest, and won i
over chapters such as Greens
boro and Rocky Mount for this
award. Kenansvillc has won this
award three of the last four
years.
In other business at the
convention, the N.C. Jaycees
held elections. Harold Herring
of Mount Olive it the new
president. and Jerry W.J1 of
Yadkinville. Larry Mincey of
WkitevHIe. and Roger Allen of E
Wilson are the vice presidents P
for the coming year. ' '? *
KENANSVILLE JAtCEES GET EIGHT
AWARDS - The Kenansville Jaycees came'home
from the State Jaycee Convention last weekend
rith eight awards of excellent?. Pictured ({.to R)
Milford Quinn. Sponsor: George McKiver. Doug
Judge. Lafayette HaU. Eddie Hobbs. Everette <
Page. Doc Brinson. Don Newkirk. Dennis Kirby. '
Mark Vinson. Woody Brinson and Buddy King. '
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Duplin Chorale
Concert In Warsaw
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On Sunday. May 28. thai
luplin County Chorale will
resent its second concert of the
eason under the direction of
atricia Wiley. The concert will
ike place at 8 p.m. htf the
snctuary of the Johnson
aptist Church near Warsaw
here Will be no admission
large and the pobHc is invited
> attend. The program is nkade
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possible through a statewide
Grassroots Arts grant from the I
North Carolina Arts Council,
and is being sponsored by the
Duplin County Arts Council.
Recreation
Commission
The Kenansville Recreation
Commission is sponsoring a
barbecue pork and Chicken
supper to be held this Friday.
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Plant Engineer, looks on as Bett
icelves check from Rob Williamfcf
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