j! Duplin Board
jj Approves High School Discipline Plan
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plan ?for Wallace-Rose Hill
High School for the next
school term was approved by
the'Duplin County Board of
Commissioners last week.
The board approved
spending $8,578 in uncom
mitted state funds for
salaries for the project.
School administrators
^plfcce students who otherwise
Vvpuld be suspended or kept
aRor school for disciplinary
paioblems in the in-school
suspension programs. Stu
dent privileges are generally
revoked and the students
spepd all their school time
except class hours in a
supervised location apart
ftpra other Midents.
?(Assistant Superintendent
A4ice Scott and truancy
^>(ficer Jim Flowers said a
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similar program established
at Warsaw Junior High
School several years ago has
proven effective. They said
that simply keeping students
after schixil created trans
portation problems.
The board took no action
on the protest of county
welfare Director Millie Brown
that her current staff would
be unable to cope with a new
mont^y four-page report
that would be required from
about 800 households in the
county receiving food
stamps.
She said a federal order
requires that forms be filled
out for all people with earned
incomes, with five or more
family members, who are
elderly, blind or disabled. It
will cost $300 in postage
alone to mail out the forms.
she said.
Wake and Mecklenburg
counties have refused to use
the forms. "There's no pos
sible way we can handle it,"
Mrs. Brown said.
County Manager Ralph
Cottle pointed out that the
Social Services Department
includes a quarter, or about
50. of the county's employ
ees. Mrs. Brown said the
depart men t handles a budget
of $10 million in federal,
state and local funds, includ
ing about S3 million worth of
food stamps.
Tax Supervisor Frank
Moore reported that Sea
board Systems Railroad paid
S4.026.60 to complete its
1980 property tax return. The
railroad has dued the state
over the annual valuations of
its property, claiming it was
over-taxed wnen owners of
other property only face re
valuations every eight years.
The last full payment the
railroad made \yas $8,868 in
1180. Since then, it has paid
?$3,751 per year on its taxes
until the courts determined
the validity of the tax bill
ings.
The courts ruled the rail
road's value in the county for
tax purposes in 1180 was
71.5 percent of its annual
property valuation as set by
the state Utilities Commis
sion. If it had paid on the 100
percent annual valuation, its
tax liability for 1980 would
have been $9,366. Valuations
for succeeding years will be
determined in separate court
actions.
Norman Sandlin J', was
sworn in as the county's new
tax collector.
The board appointed a
commission to work on
grants for restoration of the
Kelly-Farrior House as a
museum. The committee's
members are commission
<~hairman W..I. Co?tif|i
school Superintendent L.S.
Guy, school board Chairman
Joe Swinson, County
Manager Raloh Cottle, and
the chairman of the Cowan
Museum board. Lois Britt,
Rich Boyd was named an
e*-officio member.
TO APPEAR OPENING NIGHT OF THE LIBERTY CART
The Buck Swamp Kickin' Cloggers will appear as guest
!$re-show entertainers during opening night of the 1983
Reason of THE LIBERTY CART at the William R. Kenan
JjAmphitheatre in Kenansville on July 8. Appearing with
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them will be Lewis Meader. a bagpiper from Beaufort. 1'he
(loggers and Meader will appear in the amphitheatre at
7:30 p.m. after the traditional opening night Supper in the
Pines. The opening night performance of THE LIBERTY
CART follows the pre-show entertainment at 8:15.
Edmisten Appreciation
Day In Duplin
Gubernatorial candidate
Rufus Edmisten will be
honored Friday. July 15 at
Rufus Edmisten
Day in Duplin County.
Edmisten. attorney
general since 1974. recently
formally announced his can
didacy for Governor in 1984.
Duplin County Edmisten
campaign officials expressed
delight in being able to
schedule Rufus Edmisten
Appreciation Day. "Attorney
General Edmisten is a very
dedicated and hard-working
public official," a spokesman
stated, "and we are ex
tremely pleased that he has
been able to arrange his busy
schedule to allow us to
express appreciation to him
in this way. Edmisten has
saved the taxpayers of N.C.
thousands of dollars." he
continued, "and this will
give his many friends and
supporters in '.l.w county an
opportunity to come out and
say 'Thank you.' Also, it will
give others an opportunity to
meet and visit with him."
A fund-raising reception
will be held at 5 p.m. on
Friday, July 15 in the home
of Charles and Carolyn
Ingram at 501 E. Hill Street
in Warsaw.
An appreciation rally will
be held at 7 p.m. the same
day at Phillips Farms Ware
house located one mile west
of Kenansville on Highway
24-50.
Tickets and information!
may be obtained by calling |
296-1111 in Kenansville.
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trolling 21 different house
hold pests. To get this help
just call 1-800-662-7301 and
tell the operator the number
of the message yoit want to
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their number:
Ants, 2701; cockroaches,
2702: fleas, 2703; millipedes,
2704; moles, 2705; rats and
mice, 2706 and 2707; snakes.
2708; spiders. 2700; squir
rels, 2710; termites, 2711;
ticks in the home. 2712;
ticks tnat can cause diseases,
2713; and tick removal and
control. 27M.
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