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Duplin Duplicate
Bridge Club Winners
The Duplin Duplicate
Bridge Club played a six
table Howell movement
Thursday evening with Doug
Clark as the non-playing
director. The winners were:
First Place - Marty Fife of
Kenansville and Angel
Warren of Pink Hill; Second -
Doug Hunter and Norman
Sandlin, both of Beulaville;
Third - Recie and Lee AHred.
both of Rose Hill.
The Spring Charity Game
will be played Thursday.
April 28. Entry fees for this
special session are S2.50.
One dollar and fifty cents for
each Dlaver will be contri
buted to the American Con
tract Bridge League Charity
foundation. The monies col
lected at the ACBL Charity
Games held by
approximately 5,000 official
ly sanctioned duplicate
bridge clubs in North
America are distributed to
non-profit charitable organi
zations.' All bridge players
are invited to attend the
Thursday evening game at
The General Store in
Kenansville at 7 p.m.
A new daytime game of
duplicate bridge will begin
on Monday, May 2. The
game will be played at The
General Store in Kenansville
at 10 a.m. Any bridge player
interested in learning to play
duplicate bridge is en
couraged to attend.
Betty McCain To
Address Duplin
Democrats Saturday
Betty R. McCain of Wilson
will be the keynote speaker
at the 1983 Duplin County
Democratic Convention to be
held at I p.m. on Saturday.
April 30. at the courthouse in
Kenansville.
Betty McCain
Mrs. McCain was origin
ally from Faison and was the
first lady to serve as
chairman of the N.C. Demo
cratic Party. She is currently
a member of the Democratic
National Committee and of
the state advisory budget
commission.
Duplin Democratic chair
man Melvin Williams said.
"Betty McCain is one of the
most humorous and enter
taining speakers in the state.
We are honored that she can
be our keynote speaker.
The convention will fea
ture the election of a new
county chairman, three vice
chairmen. a secretary and a
treasurer. Two members of
the State Democratic Execu
tive Committee will also be
elected.
The convention will vote
on several resolutions and
will honor four Democrats
who have died in recent
years.
Chairman Williams said.
"All delegates and all other
interested Democrats are
encouraged to attend the
convention and help organize
Duplin County for the crucial
1484 elections."
Exhibit
Steers
Duplin County 4-H and
FFA members participated
in the Coastal Plains Live
stock Show and Sale held in
Kinston March 21 and 22.
Sixteen members exhibited
64 hogs and six steers.
The livestock projects start
in September with the selec
tion of steers. By showtime,
the steers should weigh be
tween 1.000 and 1,200
pounds, grade choice, and be
halter-broke so they can be
led around the show ring.
The feeder pigs for the show
are chosen in November. At
showtime, the pigs must
weigh at least 200 pounds.
"Though the pigs need not
be halter-broken, they
should be tame enough so
the exhibitor can herd the
choice of his pigs in the
ring," stated Keith J. Hairr.
assistant agricultural exten
sion agent with the Duplin
Agricultural Extension Ser
vice.
Piano Tuning Jnd Repair
Jimmy C. Waal
Registered .
Piano Tachnlcian
Box 502, Warsaw
Kenanavllle - 296-0210
NOTICE
NOTICE is hereby given that
the Duplin County Board of
Equalization and Review will
hold its first meeting on Mon
day. May 2, 1983 at 11:30 A M
in the Commissioners Room of
the County Court House.
Kenansville. N.C. This meet
ing is held for the purpose of
review and of hearing appeals
of listings and assessments.
The Board shall convene
again at 11:30 A M at the
same place on May 16. 1983
The Board expects to adjourn
for this year on May 16, 1983
In the event of earlier or later
adjournment, notice to that
effect will be published, in this
newspaper
This 22nd day of April, 1983.
Frank B. Moore
Clerk to the Board of
Equalization and Review.
HEATH'S
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TULLS MILL ROAD
DEEP RUN. N.C.
SPECIAL
*150.00
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*25.00 EXTRA
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DAY 568-4091
NIGHT 568-4681