GROWING GERMS ? Emie Sutton took first place in the senior biology dh'ision with a project
on growing harmless bacteria.
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TURKEY DEVELOPMENT ? Jodi Upchurch won first place with this exhibit of the growth of a
turkev embryo.
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crust: aluminum, iron,calcium,
sodium, potassium,
magnesium, oxygen, and
silicon. The last two alone
account for 74 percent, the*
National Geographic says.
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Science Exhibits
The projects ranged from
ears to mice, radioactivity to
blood, DNA to plants, acids to
pollution and sewage systems
to radios at the Hoke County
High School science fair last
Friday.
A total of 160 different
projects were exhibited at the
fair sponsored by the TV
physical science class. Mrs.
Anne King was the faculty
coordinator.
Suzanne Jordan won the
junior division physical science,
compoaed of ninth
Dade studetsts. with a project
What Happens to Our
Sewage?". Second place went
to Brendella Leslie for
"Nuclear Chain Reaction," and
third place was won by Paul
Barnes for "Gases."
Honorable mentions were
awarded to Debra Calloway.
Judy Daniels, Deborah Davis.
Sally McGirt, Eddie McRae,
Marilyn Miller. Sue Moore.
Bryce Nicholson, Pamela
Smith,and Sidney Stanley.
Junior division biology first
place was won by Jodie
Upchurch for "The Growth of
a Turkey Embryo." "The
Balance of Nature" won Robin
Maxwell second place and
"Poultry men's Headaches''
won third for Gail Thompson.
Honorable mention went to
Marcus Dukes. Andrew
McEachern, Carolyn White and
Debbie Wilkes
Senior division physical
science first place was won by
Herbert Turner for "Rocks and
Minerals." Barry Tapp and
Stephen Poole won second for
"The Engine."
Biological science in the
senior division was won by
Ernie Sutton for "How To
Cultivate Harmless Bacteria."
Beth Jordan won second for
"Birth Defects" and Tom
Carason took third with "The
Skin."
All first, second and third
place winners will go to East
Carolina University at
Greenville on March 24 to
compete in the district fair
with winners from 35 other
counties.
District level winners will
advance to the state fair.
State Has Road Maps
The new official North
Carolina highway maps for
1972-73 have been received by
the State Highway in Raleigh.
The maps are distributed
free to motorists to provide
travel information with the
provision that they are not to
be used for commercial,
promotional or political
purposes, the Commission
announced.
On the back of the new
maps, as usual, are color
photographs of scenes
depicting life in North Carolina
from the coastal region to the
mountains. The maps also
contain lists of points of
interest in various sections of
the states.
The maps are distributed by
the Highway Commission and
by the Travel and Promotion
Division of the State
Department of Natural
Resources.
H. Boyce Midgette. state
locating engineer, said that the
press run on the new maps is
850,000.
Only police and soldiers are
allowed to carry guns in
Yemen, the National
Geographic Society says. The
weapons supposedly were
banned in the Arabian country
because movie patrons
watching a Western became so
aroused when the "good guy"
was getting the worts of it they
jumped to their feet and shot
up the screen.
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SEWAGE SUBJECT ? Suzanne Jordan won first place in the junior physical science division with
a project on what happens to our sewage.
TOPS ? First plan- w inners win* will compete in the district fair at Fast Carolina are Frnie Sutton,
Suzanne Jordan and Herbert Turner. Jodie Upchurch, also a first place winner, was not present for
the picture.
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The People of
Eastern North Carolina
Remember
Hector McGeachy
? Born in Cumberland County Senate President Pro Tem
. , _ . , -i 1969-71 General Assembly
? Attended Cumberland
County Public Schools ? past President
? Graduated from Davidson
College and UNC Law ? Past National Chairman
Jaycees
? Served as an officer in ? Lifelong member First
the U.S. Army Infantry Presbyter,an Church
decorated for 12 months ,
Fayetteville
? Board of Visitors St.
Andrews College
? Married to the former
Mildred Kelley. a former
schoolteacher. ? American Legion and VFW
? 10 years in the State Senate York and Scottish Rite Mason
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? Senate Majority Leader
1967-69 General Assembly ? Fayetteville Kiwanis Club
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