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Federation Sets
Awards Banquet
Philip. Bracewell,
President of the North
Carolina Wildlife
Federation announced
today the dates September
28-30 for the 33rd Annual
Convention and Governor’s
Conservation Achievement
Awards Banquet, to be held
at the Hilton Inn on
Hillsborough Street,
Raleigh, N.C. One im
portant event during the
three day convention will be
the McClamroch Lecture
given by Rufus Edmisten,
Attorney General for North
Carolina which will
highlight the Luncheon at
noon on September 29th.
The Honorable James B.
Hunt, Jr., Governor of North
Carolina, will attend and be
the main speaker at the
Awards Dinner on Friday
• night, September 29, and
will present this year’s
Annual Governor’s Con
servation Awards to the
winners. Awards this year
go to the following: Con
servationist of the Year, Dr.
Carroll L. Mann 111 of
Garner; Junior Con
servationist of the Year,
Bob Jordan of Tyner, N.C.;
Wildlife Conservation, R.
Wayne Bailey of Milton,
N.C.; Communication
Conservation, Garvin
Hughes of Hickory, N.C.;
Conservation Education,
Sidney Baynes of Raleigh,
N.C.; Forest Conservation,
Kenneth Harrison of Camp
Lejeune, N.C.; Soil Con
servation, William V.
Griffin of New Bern, N.C.;
Water Conservation,
Professor David J. Howells
of Raleigh, N.C.; Sportsman
of the Year, Harry B. Wilfong
of Newton, N.C.; and
Wildlife Enforcement Of
ficer of the Year, Michael C.
Criscoe of Monroe, N.C.
Other Conservation award
winners are: Organization
of the Year, McLeansville
Wildlife Club, McLeansville,
N.C.; Conservation of
Natural Resources, Norton
F. Tennille, Washington,
D.C.; Special Conservation
Education, Wake County
Wildlife Auxiliary of
Raleigh; and Special
Award-Wildlife Con
servation, Louis Midgette,
Sr. of Manteo, N.C.; and a
Special Service Award, Kliis
Simon of Camp Bryan
Farms, N.C.
This year’s tickets for the
McClamroch Lecture and
Luncheon and for the
Governor’s Conservation
Achievement Awards
Banquet must be purchased
before 5:00 P.M. on Wed
nesday, September 27; this
will require advance
registration for those
wishing to attend.
Registration forms may be
obtained from local clubs or
from the North Carolina
Wildlife Federation, 2209
Century Drive, Suite 302,
BB&T Building at Crabtree,
or P.O. Box 10626, Raleigh,
N.C. 27605.
The Convention will open
at 1:00 P.M. on Thursday,
September 28. A 2:00 P.M.
round table discussion will
be held on the revision of the
1935 Wildlife Laws and
related problems and
followed by a public hearing
at 4:00 P.M. conducted by
the Conservation Law Study
Committee of the North
Carolina Legislature. This is
a public hearing and sty>uld
attract sportsmen and
others interested in im
proving wildlife regulations
and management affairs in
North Carolina.
Numerous displays of
outdoor equipment,
Illustrated by authorities
from the State and National
Heritage Programs and
statements from
representatives of State
Conservation Organizations
as well as other interesting
programs for everyone
including special events for
women attending the con
vention, will fill out the
day’s event.
Several Federation
business meetings will also
be held, the first to elect
officers for the 1978-79 Year
and to conduct annual
business. On Saturday
morning, talks on wildlife
management, wildlife law
revisions and other per
tinent wildlife conservation
. .subjects will be given by
Pete Farrar, National
Wildlife Federation, Bob
Basel, N.C. Wildlife
Resources Commission.
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