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Page 6, West Craven Highlights, July 19, 1984
SCHOOL NEWS
“FFA...VIP’s For Agriculture”
was the theme of the twenty-
first Annuai State FFA
Leadership Conference heid
Juiy 2-6 at R.J. Peeler FFA
Camp, White Lake, NC.
Attending the conference from
West Craven were 1984-85 FFA
officers Johnny Pate, Jay
Gaskins, and Ira Whitford. Also
at the conference from West
Craven was Lee Kirkman, who
is currentiy serving as
president of the North Carolina
FFA Association.
The primary aim of the 1984
leadership conference was to
establish vision, initiative,: and
persistence in FFA ieaders.
Daily sessions were ied by
former state officers in areas
dealing with FFA programs at
ail levels, self-improvement of
personal skills, and FFA
involvement after graduation
from high school. Evening
sessions were led by current
National Vice-President
Rhonda Schuller on leadership
tactics and communication
skills.
Approximately 300 FFA
members, advisors, and guests
attended this year’s con
ference. Accompanying the
West Craven officers was FFA
Advisor Henry Pasour.
After School Programs
The New Bern-Craven
County YMCA is presently
conducting a survey of parents
interested in an after-school
program for this fall.
The programs would be for
youngsters ages 6-13 years of
age. The program would be
conducted from 2 p.m. - 6 p.m.,
Monday through Friday and on
school holidays.
Activities such as arts and
crafts, sports, field trips, quiet
games and other YMCA
programs will be offered.
Youths ages 14-16 can
volunteer as aids in the
program if interested.
For any further program
information, call the YMCA at
638-8799.
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West Craven FFA Officers
Attend State FFA
Leadership Conference
Attended 4-H Electric Congress
Craven County 4-H members (second from left to right) Tonya
and Twila Dawson, 403 Dry Monia Rd., New Bern, were delegates
to the State 4-H Electric Congress July 9-11 at Western Carolina
University in Cullowhee. Tawana B. Langford (left). Craven
County associate extension agent, 4-H, and Aundria Walker
(right), Carolina Power and Light Company customer service
representative, accompanied the delegates. Carolina Power and
Light Company sponsored their trip. The congress was
conducted by the North Carolina Agricultural Extension Service.
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Wachovia’s ^
Net Income^
Increases
The Wachovia Corporation's
net income per share for the
second quarter of 1984 was
$1.47, an increase of 15.8
percent over the $1.27 earned
in the same period last year.
This amounted to $23,737
million compared with $20,402
million a year earlier,
according to John G. Medlin
Jr., chief executive officer.
For the first six months, net
income was $2.98 per share, a
12.3 percent increase over tl^|||^
$2.65 in the prior year half. ThiP^
represented $48,070 million
compared with $42,614 million
earned in 1983.
Income before securities
transactions were $1.55 per
share, up 14 percent from the
second three months of 1983.
For the first half, it totaled
$3.12 per share, up 13.6
percent over a year ago. This
was equivalent to $25,123
million for the quarter and
$50,415 million for the half.
Medlin said higher levels of
commercial and consumer
loans, net interest income and
other operating revenues were
primarily responsible for the
strong performance in both
periods.
Average loans were up $712
million or 19.8 percent for the
quarter and $551 million or
15.5 percent for the half over
1983 levels. Taxable equivalent
net interest income advanced
$10,447 million or 13.5 percent
from the 1983 second quarter
and $16,154 million or 1.0.4
percent for the half.
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