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Friday, May 13, I960’
THE NEW BERN MIRROR, NEW BERN, N. C.
Page Three
ACTION PLUS —^ Governor Wtb>
star Glmtn Kcnnsrly of Hm North
Carolina District of CIvitan In-
tarnational is a busy individual,
and novor happior than ho is
whan working for Civitah.
Ho hails ' front GroAnsboro,
wharo ha was Chvrtar Vica-Prasi-
dant and sacond CluJb Prasidant
of tha Hamilton L|kas Club. Ha^
sarvad on tha N. C. District Con-’
tost and Awards Committaa in
1954- 55 and was chairman for
1955- 56 and 1956-57.
Parsonally rasponsibla for ^
chartaring six clubs, two: JunW
Civitan Clubs and ona Junior Ciy-^
inatta Club, ha was Liautanant .
^GAvarngr in 1956-57, Diractor of
Extansion in 1957, and Govamor-
Elact for 1958-59.
VERSATILE — Goyamor-Elact
Francis Essie of N^h Carolina
District Civitan Intarnational is a
young man whb doas many things
wall. A nativa of Davia-county,
ha has dlstinguishad himsalf as
baskatball coach and athlatic di-
ractar at Wingata coliaga.
Ha graduatad from Appalschi-
an Stata Taachars coliaga in 1948,
with a B. S. dagraa, and addad
his M. A. dagrOa in 1950. Ha is
a Baptist ctaacon and Sunday
school taa^or, is past prasidant
of tha Walcoma CMtan Club and
a Past Liautanmt Govamor.
His salactlon for tha highost of.
fica in tha North Carolina Dis-
trict assurad a continuation of
outstanding loaders.
RECORD BREAKER—Naw Barn
Civitans naturally point with
prida fo Liautanant-Govarnor D.
Livingstoita Stallings. As thair
prasidant for 1958-59, he push7
through a phanominal program
that saw the chartaring of five
naw clubs at Washington, fi^tro-
haad City, Havelock, Baybero,
and Vancaboro tartan InfanM-
tional record.
What imprassad fellow Civi
tans was his modest and assy go
ing vfay of getting things dona.
Livingstone isn't oba to run
around in circles. Ha plans every,
detail, takas aim And plugs tha
bullsaya with remarkable regu
larity. As a loader, and a loyal
.follower, ha has few equals.
. We/come fo the Coasts ^
CIVITANS
WRITE A DELIGHTFUL FINA^ T& CONVENTION
^ WEEKEND BY DINING 6% THE FAMOUS ITALIAN
, „ AND AMERICANFOOD AT
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THE HEX
In Morehead City
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With Other New Bernians, We Take Pride in
Playing Host to North Carolina's Civitans.
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Enjoy Your Visit, and Come Back Often.
Eiri of Crovm Motel
WaCOME, CIVITANS
OF
NORTH CAROUNA
Civitan Burke Taylor and
Taylor Motor Compony
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• Question Box •
QUESTION: Alfalfa weevils are
ruining the first cutting of my
Hay. What can I do?
ANSWER: Treat with methoxy-
chlor or malathion. Be sure to keep
field checked. Even after present
crop of weevils decreases, another
one can appear.
QUESTION: Is there much profit
in average yields of corn in North
Carolina?
ANSWEat Not much) when com
sells for $1 per bushel. The aver
age corn yield'in North Carolina
last year was 43 bushels per'acre.
Production costs for an acre of
corn generally are $39 to $40 an
acre. This doesn’t leave much prof
it.
QUESTION: Why isn’t protalaria
now recommended as a soil con
servation and improvement crop?
ANSWER: Because crotalaria
seed are poisonous to poultry and
livestock. 'The seed become mixed
with feed as grain is harvested
from fields in which crotalaria is
growing.
The government of a nation is its
peace maker or breaker.
—Mary Baker Eddy.
Service on All AAakes of
Electrical Appliances
Eubanks Refrigeration
Service
AAB 7-2571
FINANCING
AND LOANS
SERVICE AT BANK RATES
Of Any Type—See
First-Citizens
Bank and Trust Co.
Installment Loan Dept.
FOR FAST FRIENDLY ’
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Offers Top Products
and Superior Service
to
DROF EY FOE A '
VISIT
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ME 7-9726
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Odorless Dry Gleaning and
- Snow White Laundry
- ONE-DAY SERVICE-- "
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323 S. Front
ME 7-2159
, A GOOD P^CE TO EAT -
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Enjoy Recreation with Your Friends
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CIVITAN HARRY VATZ
IS PROUD AND HAPPY
TO ADD HIS WELCOME
TO
NORTH CAROLINA'S
JUNIOR AND SENIOR CIVITANS
CONVENING IN NEW BERN
Downtown Now Born
Center fer Finer Fdshiens