AGRIBUSINESS OFFICERS Duplin County Agribusiness newly-elected officers are. left to right. Jack Alphin. secretary-treasurer; Kav Williamson, coordinator: Roy Houston, retiring-president and advisor: Lois Britt, vice-president and David Byrd, president. Agribusiness Council Elects Officers By Ruth Wells At the general meeting in January., the Duplin County Agribusiness Council elected new officers, received a financial report on the 1982 Agribusiness Fair, appointed committees for the 1983 fair, and voted unanimously to observe National Agricul tural Day. David Byrd Jr. of Route 1, Kenansville was elected president succeeding Roy Houston; Lois Britt, Kenans ville, vice president; Jack Alphin of Mount Olive, sec retary and treasurer, Kay Williamson, coordinator, and Ko\ Houston, advisor. District directors and ire: District I. John Smi 1983. District II. Boyd Barfield. 1985; District 11, Robert Grady, 1985; District IV, Paul Phillips, 1983; and District V, Ruth Wells, 1983. The 1983 Fair date was set for the first week in October, 3 through 8. Fair coordi nators are Roy Houston, Lois Britt and Kay Williamson. Fair chairpersons are: public school coordinator, L.S. Guy; exhibits. David Byrd; trea surer, John Smith; facilities, Carey Wrenn; programming. Yvonne Patterson; catalog and sales, Billy Thomas; concessions, Tom Rouse; and publicity. Ruth Wells. Receips from all sources for the 1982 fair were suf ficient to take care of all expenses leaving a small amount to start the 1983 fair. This balance, and much, much, more will be needed in manv different places, like a livestock barn, adequate fencing for grounds, and money for premiums to name a very few. Last year, being our first year, only ribbons were awarded but by law we are required to give pre miums as well. The council voted unani mously to observe National Agricultural Day, March 21. It is indeed appropriate and fitting that agriculture, the heartbeat of the nation, be observed in Duplin County, the Number I agricultural county in the state. Your agribusiness council is working to make Duplin County a better place to live and work. The council needs your support. If you are not a member, please contact any of the above officers or directors, and help us help each other. Vocational Education Week Duplin County public schools and James Sprunt Technical College will be ob serving Vocational Education Week Feb. 6-12. The week is being observed on both a state and federal levil to recognize the important role, vocational/Technical educa tion plays in all our lives. The nati iai theme is "Voca tii duoation: An lnvest n>' People." event is a forum on vocational/technical educa tion to be held at JSTC at 7:30 p.m. Thursday. Feb. 10 in Koom 109 of the Hoffler Building. The forum coincides with a scheduled meeting of the Duplin County Vocational/ Technical Education Advisory Council. Members of the council as well as staff members of JSTC and the public schools will be present to hear and discuss the views and concerns of persons with an interest in occupational education as well as voice their own views and con cert-... The Advisory Council is comprised of ' leading citizens who repr ,:ent the count- Sith demoe.aphtc.illv and g.j graphically. Current memb.is ate: Rebecca H. Judge, chairperson; i'homas Hot|. Ralph Cottle. Robert Brumleve. Jack Smith. George Cowan, Judy Wallace, Alex Brown, Wanda Farrior. Thomas Murphy, Jim Wellons, Sandra Lee, Wendell Murphy, George F. Landen. Jack Williams, C.C. Smith and Kenneth Maxwell. All citizens with an in terest in occupational edu cation program are invited to attend the public forum on Feb. 10. or contact any advisory council member to express their views on occu pational education. Concerns and ideas expressed will be forwarded to the state Advisory Council on Voca tional Education for their consideration. The public is always in vited to visit their public educational institutions at any time and particularly during Vocational Education Week, Feb. 6-12, to see how the personnel at these facili ties work to make such education pay off for the people in Dupiin County. State Income And Intangibles Tax Returns G. Harold Rose, local re venue officer for the N.C. Department of Revenue, ad vises that personnel to assist in filing state income and intangibles tax returns will be available on Tuesday of each week through April 15. The office is located on South Courthouse Square in Kenansville. and assistance is available on those days between the hours of 8:30 a.m. and 5 p.m. Hose requests that tax payers bring the pre addressed forms which were mailed from Raleigh. Tax payers filing their own re turns should mail to the appropriate address as printed on the return. Duplin School Menus Fab. 7-11 Breakfast Mon. ? pop tart, cereal, juice, milk Tue. ? glazed donut. cereal, juice, milk Wed. ? ham biscuit, cereal, juice, milk Thur. ? apple-cinnamon muffin, cereal, juice, milk Fri. - apple streusel cake, cereal, juice, milk Lunch Mon. - sausage pizza or turkey pot pie with biscuit topping, french fries or sweet potatoes fluff, pears or juices Tue. ? sub sandwich or raviola with roll, cabbage or corn-on-the-cob, mixed fruits or apple, gelatin jewels Wed. - vegetable beef soup with peanut butter sandwich or meatloaf with mashed potatoes and roll, assorted fruit, oatmeal cookie Thur. - fried chicken with seasoned rice and biscuit with honey butter, or yumbo sandwich, green beans or breaded tomatoes, cherries jubilee or grapefruit juice Fri. - chili bean burrito or baked ham with macaroni and cheese with roll, turnips with roots or french fries, applesauce or fruited gelatin E.E. Smith Honor Roll The faculty of E.E. 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