I ? - * Jot Lanier Son ? << With the 1982 gene~?. election over, I was thinking the political gobbly-de-gook would be over for a while. However, the very night of the vote count, I was handed "A Report to the People." To call this "Report to the People" anything but ^'political propaganda ? to W show only one side of a -many-sided program ? one .would have to ignore the ?facts ? which is what this -"Report to the People" is all -about. . .Ignoring the facts. . I.or presenting only the ones that are in favor of the writer's point of view. . .The publication might be called a mini-newspaper; however, it holds no news, only personal ^ views. . .Printers call this an ? "in-house organ" which means it tells of views favored only by the ones having it printed. . .In this particular case,. I could hardly say it presents the views of the ones paying for it, for the taxpayers are ? paying for it. . .And, the idea ! behind this thing is to sway ;the taxpayer in favor of ^ spending more tax money in 9 that area. . .Thus, the stories arc slanted in favor of the desired programs of those running the tax-supported institution. Newspapers have a legal and moral obligation to present the facts as they fall. . .Only in editorials and columns can the newspaper state its views. In printing such as "A Report to the People," the only view is a ~ personal one. There is nothing to say it must pre sent the facts. In fact, if only those facts were to be pre sented, the reason for its publication would be non existant. . .If it hasn't been yet, this "Report to the People" will be forced on you. whether you want it or not. .That is to say, if your ^ schoolage youngster doesn't ^ throw it away. . .Yes, that's right. . .This "Report to the People" is a Duplin County Schools publication ? 16 tabloid pages of slanted in formation. . .You might keep this so-called report as an example of why your taxes will be increased in 1983. . .Also, one other use for the report. . .When an adminis trator says he or she has no extra time. . . .By the way. this is where it really costs taxpayers. . .not so much in the printing cost, but when those $30,000 plus tax-payed administrators take time to write stories. . .You know, I heard about a news media meeting in the Midwest (with the media people) wanting to start a school. . .It seems the news-people didn't think ft - those running the school knew what they were doing. . .And I think those running the school wanted to write a newspaper.... ????* 1 don't know how, but someone sold Dean the Barber a raffle ticket on a turkey. . .Of course, he won. . .Seems those who hold onto the dollar the longest, win when forced to buy some thing with a winning possi bility. . .1 was in his shop last week and he was figuring how to cut up that turkey into steaks and sell turkey steak sandwiches and cut hair at the same time. . .Son-of-a Gun. . . . Ducks Unlimited Banquet The Duplin County chapter of Ducks Unlimited has an nounced that its 4th annual banquet will be held at the Country Squire on Nov. 11 at 6:30. Chapter chairman C. Johnson Sheffield of P.O. Box 895, Warsaw, feels the fund-raising function should be marked on the calendar by anyone who is interested in the future of North Ameri ca's waterfowl. "The Ducks Unlimited success story," said John son, "is really starting to spread around. Banquets much like our chapter event held throughout the country last year contributed towards Ducks Unlimited's national fund-raising effort which raised $30 million during 1981 alone. But what's even more important to realize is that this national fund-rais ing total must increase this year if the North American waterfowl habitat race is to he won Tickets which are $30 each include a one-year DU mem bership and a subscription to the organization's maga zine. Call Sheffield at 293 3168 for tickets and further details. ey - *- ? ? i Teeth are bones-but harder I than most of the other bones I in the bodv. jj^rjnipgp CMNMaMMBaapBMM Open 7:00 Show 7:30 Fri.-Sat.-Sun. ALL NEW SUSPENSE! I ??? AMITYVILLE: THE POSSESSION ? Rated R ? EASTRARK ; CINEMAS m , 992-29Q0 , | ^^^^Starts Frl35v^''n'0n I Shows 7 & 9:05. Sun., 2, 4. 7. & 9:05 I Is it a nightmare or I | is it the I SLAVER | Ramp R ' 1 Held Over - Third Week 1 i Shows 6:40. 9:05. Sun. I | 1:40, 4:05, 6:40 & 9:05. | AN OFFICER AND A GENTLEMAN 1 I A Smash Hit I I I I Starts Friday I I q- Shows 7 & 9:05. Sun. 2, 4, > m -o 7 & 9:05 1 | NATIONAL LAMPOON S ? I a: . CLASS REUNION I | SATURDAY MATINEES B 3 o.m. only. All shows, $1 per person WE ARE YOUR I MEDICATION SPECIALIST. I I LET US PRg^f IT I /TtB |R. L. Hood X ^ 71 Pharmcecy J filled \ Ph: 560-413l /?cuwtdy\ ? FARM I AUCTION PROPERTY OF RAYMOND MERCER ESTATE SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 27, 19S2 12:00 NOON ON PREMISES Located in Duplin County, Smith Township on N.C. Hwy. 111 Tract No. 1 0.80 acres Tract No. 2 1.84 acres to include mobile home and deep well Located in Duplin County, Smith Township on S.R. 1732 Tract No. 3 6.62 acres - to include house, pack house & deep well 1982 Allotment 0.45 acres -903 lbs. Tract No. 4? 18.72 acres - to include two (2) tobacco barns 1982 Allotment 1.40 acres - 2,808 lbs. Tract No. 5 8.96 acres - to Include mobile home and deep well Tract No. 6 36.00 acres -to include house 1982 Allotment - 1.78 acres - 3,571 lbs. This farm will be sold in separate tracts or tracts 3, 4 & 6 may be grouped and sold as one FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT: RUSSELL J. LANIER, JR., COMMISSIONER ATTORNEY AT LAW KENANSVILLE, N.C. 28349 [919)296-1444 or 298-3024 LAND AUCTION FAISON TOWNSHIP?DUPLIN COUNTY SATURDAY, NOV. 13, 1982 11:00 AM Located approximately 3 miles south of Faison, N.C. Travel south from Faison on U.S. No. 117, turn right on 1st road after leaving city limits. Go approximately 1 mile to S.R. #1301. Turn left and go approximately 1.5 miles to land on left. (See Signs). SALE WILL BE CONDUCTED ON SITE 26.18 acres known as C.H. Millard land with 1.86 acres cropland. Approximately 850 feet frontage on S.R. 1301. Excellent opportunity for development property and also suitable for clearing with some merchantable timber and pulpwood on the property at present time. TERMS: 10% Deposit date of sale, with balance upon delivery of deed within 301 days. Sale will confirmed on sale date with owner reserving the right to reject any bids. For further information contact: TAYLOR?SAULS REALTY & AUCTION 110 Lisbon St. (NCAL #1150) Clinton, North Carolina 28328 Call: JAMES (Jimmy) Sauls, Jr. 293-4286 (NCAL #922) Warsaw, N.C. h . ?w^. x ^StM ' 1 h ..^/i- Trff: pg?*?" '^<!M _ a- ~ - ?- ? ^saaESK^ I NEW W.H. JONES I ;; company, inc. ^v/rfr-^l H,'* . "?* * > PINK HILL, N.C. l d . ??i i J 1 ^ -f 1 < pOTONESl m i PINK HILL, N?C. nA J I NOW TWO LOCATIONS TO SERVE I YOlS BETTER NEW LOCATION-315 SOUTH HERITAGE ST. KINSTON, N.C. phone 527-4206 (formerly duke farm supply) FERTILIZER ?BULK LIME ?NITROGEN ?CHEMICALS for more information call houston howard 568-3171 CLARK'S FRESH LB. SAUSAGE M.69ffifil 10-LB. BOX >16.50 COZART'S SMOKE LB. SAUSAGE '1.29 ^ 10-LB. BOX *12.50 LUNDY'S OUR FINEST 1-LB. PKG. BACON $1.49 L |ip HAMBURGER ' 1.19 CURTIS 12 OZ. PKG. LIBBY'S VIENNA 5-OZ. CAN BOLOGNA *1.39 SAUSAGE 2/<l CURTIS 12 OZ. PKG. STERLING 26 OZ. BOXES FRANKS 99" SALT 4/*1 MAXWELL HOUSE 10-OZ. JAR KRAFT DELUXE MACARONI AND [COFFEE *3.99 CHEESE moz. 99'| f HI-DRI PAPER LgJ TOWELS Ihtdbw ft Towels | |" 2/*1 TROPICANA ORANGE JUICE % GAL. *1.69 DAWN DISH 22 OZ. DETERGENT *1.29 FAB LAUNDRY GT. SIZE DETERGENT *1.89 COTTONELLE BATHROOM TISSUE 4 ROLL 2 LITER BOTTLES COCA-COLA 79* 2 LITER BOTTLES PEPSI-COLA 89* 2 LITER BOTTLES PR. PEPPER 89* ALL 10 OZ. PEPSI-COLA, COCA-COLA AND DR. PEPPER PRODUCTS 24 BOTTLE CRATES ?3.79 DRY GOODS I PRE-IM/ENTORY 4A% I SMI OFF m EVERYTHING I (THAT IS NOT ON SPECIAL) EXCEPT I MENS SHOES, OVERALLS AND WORK I CLOTHES. I ALSO SIDEWALK SALE - SAT. ONLY ? See us for All Your Hardware & Farm Supply Needs ? ALL SAMPSON PAINT 20% OFF v* ?WE HAVE ALADDIN KEROSENE HEATERS, FALL SEED-OATS. RYE. RYE GRASS FESCUE-WHEAT ?SUPER 98 ELEC. FENCERS, REG. 79.95 NOW *52.95 ?CRUISEMASTER ANTIFREEZE BY GULF *2.99 GALLON ?KELLY PERFECT AXES (REG.27.00) SALE *18.95 ?IT'S GETTING TIME FOR TOBACCO BED GASSING-COME SEE US-WE'VE GOT WHAT YOU NEED. SMx | r Tz " - ----- - *

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