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Attends Institute
West Brunswick High School teacher Gene Bennett attended the
Chemistry Woodrow Wilson Institute for Secondary School Teac
hers at the College of Charleston June 28-July 2. The institute is
one of seven funded by the Commission on Higher Education and
the Woodrow Wilson National Fellowship Foundation and hosted
by the college's School of Sciences and Mathematics this summer.
Funds Sought To Battle Moths
After Discovery In Southport
in.u. Agriculture Commissioner
Jim Graham is seeking federal mon
ey to battle an infestation of gypsy
moths discovered earlier this month
aboard a cargo ship in Southport.
Inspectors found the moths
aboard the M.V. Advantage , which
docked at Sunny Point Military
Ocean Terminal July 4. The ship had
just arrived at the terminal following
a two-week voyage from Germany.
The vessel, owned by the Red River
Shipping Co., is under charter to the
U.S. Military Scalift Command.
The discovery alarmed N.C.
Department of Agriculture officials
because they noticed the female
moth flying, a characteristic which
gives the voracious insect a broader
range of dispersal.
"Flying females provide a means
for rapid spread of population and is
of critical concern," Graham wrote
to U.S. Agriculture Secretary Mike
Espy. Graham said the discover rep
resented "a major introduction of a
foreign pest into North Carolina and
the United Suites."
"A comprehensive effort to deter
mine the nature and extent of the in
festation and a vigorous control pro
gram to eliminate the threat are nec
essary," Graham said. "Emergency
funds for the USDA agencies deal
ing with the problem will likely be
required."
He added that a similar infesttion
of the gypsy moth in Washington
and Oregon last year required S30
million in federal funds.
The gypsy moth feeds on the
leaves of trees and shrubbery. If left
unchecked, it can defoliate forcsLs.
NCDA experts believe the moth
could be a new strain of the insect.
The European strain of the gypsy
moth, whose females are flightless,
is already established in sections of j
northeastern North Carolina and '
along the eastern United States.
Female moths belonging to the
Asian strain of the insect can fly.
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Seaside Sets 4th Concert
Major composers' works played
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kmcntalisls will be featured in the
fourth and final concert in a summer
series sponsored by Seaside United
Methodist Church.
The conccrt will be held Thurs
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UMC on N.C. 904 between Sunset
Beach and Grisscttown.
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DIANA ANDERSON , a rising freshman at West Brunswick High
School, accepts two $100 checks from (left) Jack Coe, governor,
Shallotte Moose Ixulge 710, and (right) Judy Dulin, senior regent.
Women of the Moose. The awards will help Diana pay her way to
band camp at Appalachian State University during August.
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