tRTlCIPANTS of the aircraft crash and
lice mass casualty managment seminar
sponsored by James Sprunt Technical
College.
f JSTC Sponsors Aircraft Crash
n And Rescue Mass
jlZasualty Management Seminar
Ii Saturday, Jan. 22,
:s Sprunt Technical Col
department of continu
L'ducation sponsored an
-aft crash and rescue
i casualty management
nar.
structors were Miles
ig and Joel C. Woods.
are certified by the
mal Fire Academy as
instructors. Young is
ing chief for Andrews
-orece Base in Maryland
Woods is a senior in
ctor in the Fire and
ue College of the Uni
ity of Maryland at
College Park.
Two hundred and forty
six fire and rescue personnel
attended from 14 south
eastern counties in the state.
This number included two
participants who came from
as far as South Carolina and
Maryland.
Dr. Carl Price, president of
JSTC, welcomed the parti
cipants and introduced State
Senator Harold Hardison and
State Representative
Weldell Murphy, who also
welcomed the group to
Duplin County.
This seminar provided the
opportunity to analyze past
aircraft crash incidents in
detail to become familiar
with crash incident
problems, appropriate pro
cedures and aircraft struc
ture; and to understand pre
incident planning for such
emergencies involving mass
casualties.
Emmel Coggins, fire
service training specialist at
JSTC, stated that the pro
gram was a success and he
was pleased with the large
number of participants.
SO'BRIAN LEADERSHIP
CONTESTANT - Warachal
SOB. a student from
tes Ke.nan High School,
be a contestant in the
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dation Leadership program.
Warachal is the daughter of
Mr nd Mrs. Walter Faisoti
of Warsaw. She was selected
by a group of James Kenan
teachers through a writing
coptest. The annual project is
ased to recognize outstand
ing sophomores throughout
the United States who are
Stential leaders. Warachal
.atfa member of the Honors
VBglish class and an active
niember of the marching
Tigers band.
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The walking stick, an insect,
t was so-named because it
; resembles the twigs of the
(Hants on which it lives.
E.E. Smith Junior
High Volunteer Aide
Mrs. Earlene P. Stroud of
Kenansville has volunteered
her services at E.E. Smith
Junior High School for the
past two school years. Mrs.
Stroud works mainly i* the
school library where she does
clerical work, including
checking out books to stu
dents, assisting in arranging
bulletin boards, circulating
audio-visual materials and
equipment, and alphabetiz
ing and indexing.
Mrs. Stroud is the wife of
Henderson Stroud, a barber
at Camp Lejeune. She is the
mother of two daughters:
Marlene, an honor student at
James Sprunt Technical
College, and Charlena, an
honor student at James
Kenan High School.
Mrs. Stroud is enrolled in
several educational classes at
JSTC to further her edu
cation. "Going back to school
and working in the school
system are two rewarding
and challenging experiences,
she says.
The principal, faculty and
student body would like to
thank Mrs. Stroud for her
services.
WINS PEACE COLLEGE
SCHOLARSHIP Julie Carl
ton. daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Hugh Carlton of War
saw. has been awarded a
S400 Merit Scholarship to
attend Peace College in
Raleigh. Julie is a James
Kenan High School senior
where she is a member of the
National Honor Society and
the tennis and Softball
teams. Julie also takes an
active role in the recently
formed drama club at James
Kenan.
4-H Fire Safety Program
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Duplin County 4-H. in
cooperation with the Duplin
County Volunteer Fire De
partment. will be conducting
a four-week 4-H Fire Safety
program, which is aimed at
reaching fourth and fifth
graders throughout the
county.
Firemen from local fire
departments within their re
spective communities, have
' volunteered their knowledge
to conduct tjhe sessions.
Students will attend the
classes one night per week
for four consective weeks.
Each session will run about
1'/] hours and will begin the
week of Feb. 7.
The program will concen
trate on teaching young
people how to prevent home
fires and the proper steps to
take should a fire occur. All
sessions will be taught at the
local fire station and begin at
7:30 p.m.
This week. Ray Rhinehart,
4-H, will be visiting the
students to give each an
opportunity to enroll in the
program. Parents of children
who sign up will receive a
letter from the 4-H Office
detailing the program, listing
the schedule for their local
fire department and asking
for their support.
Each student attending
three of the four sessions will
receive a certificate. In addi
tion, at the conclusion of the
program, each participating
fire department will select a
five-person team to partici
pate in a countywide 4-H fire
safety quiz bowl. The first
and second place teams will
win the right to represent the
county in the regional 4-H
Fire Safety Quiz Bowl to be
held in May.
According to Rhinehart,
over 300 Duplin young
people have participated in
the pi >gram the past two
years and many favorable
{ reports have been received
from students, parents i.nd
firemen who have attended
the classes.
Rhinehart adds that
parental support js the key to
the success ot tne program
and- encourages each parent
to help his child attend.
Following is a schedule for
partipating fire departments.
Please attend at the depart
ment located closest to you.
Teachev - Mond?>, Feb. 7,
14. 21 & 28; Wallace -
Tuesday, Feb. 8, IS, 22 and"
March 1; Magnolia - Tues
day, Feb. 8, 15, 22 and
March 1; Rose Hill - Wed
nesday. Feb. 9, 16, 23 and
March 2; Warsaw - Monday,
Feb. 7. 14. 21 and 28;
Kenansville - Wednesday,
Feb. 9, 16, 23 and March 2;
Community - Tuesday, Feb.
8. 15, 22 and March 1;
Beulaville - Thursday, Feb.
10, 17, 24 and March 3;
Chinquapin - Tuesday, Feb.
8, 15. 22 and March 1;
Northeast - Thursday, Feb.
10, 17, 24 and March 3;
Calypso - Monday, Feb. 7,
14. 21 and 28; Faison -
Wednesday, Feb. 9. 16, 23
and March 2; Pleasant Grove
- Tuesday. Feb. 8, 15, 22 and
March i; * Oak Wolfe -
Monday. Feb. 14, Thursday,
Feb. 17, Monday Feb. 21 and
28. "Please note that Oak
Wolfe will begin the week of
Feb. 14 and will have two
sessions that first week.
All sessions begin at 7:30
p.m.
Kenansville
News
Personals
Miss Glennie Rouse of
Holly Ridge visited Mrs.
A.T. Outlaw Thursday after
noon.
The Rev. and Mrs. Worth
Pearce spent Sunday in
Rocky Mount with the
Wayne Pearce family. They
met their other son, Joel,
there.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold
Manning of Wilmington
visited Mrs. Eva B. Hughes
one day last week.
Mrs. Gordon Kornegay
spent a couple of days in New
Bern last week with the Art
Paschals.
Miss Sharon Stroud of
Raleigh spent the weekend
with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. J.B. Stroud.
Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Bass
and baby girl spent Friday
night in Goldsboro with his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ed
Bass.
Among the members of
the South Kenansville
Homemakers Club who at
tended the Awards and
Achievement Day program of
the Ditplin County Extension
Homemakers Association in
Rose Hill Thursday were:
Mesdames Thelma Murphy,
Lorena Vestal, Celia Stroud.
Effie Hamilton. Louise W.
Mitchell and Mary B. Mullis.
Mr. and Mrs. Hibert
Rouse and Inez of Magnolia
visited Mrs. Thomas Hughes
on Sundav afternoon.
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