Poultry & Livestock Program
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KEN ANSVILLE ? Teachlra
poultry and livestock technology
just comes naturally at James
Sprura Institute located In Dup
lin County, which leads North
Carolina In income from ag
ricultural products. The coun
ty also places 80th in the na
tion.
The poultry and livestock
program Is designed to teach
the student about producing,
marketing, processing and dis
tributing livestock and poultry
according to the scientific pri
nciples essential to efficient
and profitable operations.
Thomas Hall, dean of In
struction at James Sprunt, said
that, according to a 1966 cen
sus, the county was fourth in
broiler production, fourth In egg
production, fifth In hatching
eggs and first In turkey pro
duction. The total incomefrom
the poultry Industry was second
In the state, in swine produc
tion fourth. In vegetable pro
duction (excluding potatoes) se
cond. In corn production fifth
and In tobacco production se
venth. |
Hallifurther pointed out that
the poultry and livestock tech
nology program Is perfectly
suited for the area, explained
that In 1967 it was estimated
that Duplin County produced
36 million broilers and two and
a half million turkeys, a four
and a half million dollar In
crease over 1966. He added
that It Is estimated that the
turkey production will double
by 1970.
Summing up the situation.
Hall said. An atmosphere di
versified In agricultural pro
ducts prevails In the county."
James Sprunt's dean of In
struction explained that Duplin
County needs programs to train
Individuals to fill the void In
fields related to agriculture.
"If we don't train them, they
will leave and find employment
elsewhere."
To add to the attractive
ness of the program, while at
the same time making it more
Informative, the poultry and
livestock students are escorted
on field trips where they come
face to face with situations they
have learned about on class.
Included In their Itinerary are
trips to hog and cattle farms,
egg operations and a diagnos
tic lab for poultry.
According to Hall, a farm
background can be an asset
for students studying poultry
and livestock even though their
knowledge might be on a lay
anftn's levfeV Hewev^r', her add
Mexican Bean
CenttMMd From Fraat PV
commended which should dive
good control of the mexlcan
Bean beetle. These materials
are carbaryl (Sevin), malathion
and parathion. Parathion is an
extremely toxic insecticide and
should be applied with great
care. The suggested rates of
active ingredient per acre: car
baryl, 1 pound; malthlon, 11/2
pounds and parathion l/2pound.
These insecticides are effective
for only a few days. Beetles
' which migrate into the field
several days after an in
secticide has been applied, are
not likely to be killed by the
Insecticides. Due to the high
population of the adult beetles
early in the season this year,
repeated applications of insec
ticides may be required to give
satisfactory control of the
mexlcan bean beetle.
Democrates
t
CmUibmI From Front Pace
John A. Johnson, Mrs. H. L,
Stevens, Jr., Robert Hack
more, Jim Wells, C. C. Ivey,
f Jr., E. E. Kelly, Leroy G,
Simmons, Emmett Rogers, I,
J. Sandlln, Jr.
Lee Brown, Joe Sutton, Gor
don Latter,?J antes Allen Brown,
Arlene Davis, Willard Hoffler,
Mrs. Winifred T. Wells.
W. L. Peirce, W. E. Fos
ter, Hugh S. Johnson, Rich arc
Croom, F. W. McGowen, Ellis
Vestal, Edd Herry, D. J. Fus
sell. Sr.
Dr. John D, Robinson was
appointed chairman of the Re
solutions and Platform Com
mittee.
Mr. F. W. McGowan intro
duced the featured speaker,
Senator Robert B. Morgan ol
Lilllngton, Democratic Nomi
nee for Attorney General d
t, North Carolina.
Senator Morgan stressec
; unity of the Democratic part}
as well as the parties past re
cord.
Immediately following ad
journment of the Convention,
Chairman Stevens announcec
the meeting of die Third Dis
trict Caucus at the State The
ater in Raleigh, N. C. on Jun<
6, 1968 at 10:00 a.m. and urgec
all Delegates and Alternate:
, to be present for this meeting
He also announced die De
mocratic County Pre-Caucui
for Duplin County to be hell
on the evening^ of June 6^1961
' v<er to lobby of said liote]
background could have Its dis
advantages. For example, a
student might use terminology
that is incorrect in modern day
usage, a habit that would be
difficult to break. On the other
side of the coin, he pointed out
that the students who lack a
farm background have amal
gamated into the program very
successfully.
Graduates of this program
may find Jobs as feed sales
men, equipment salesmen, field
servicemen, flock managers,
herd managers, feed mill mana
gers and buyers of poultry and
livestock.
Freak Accident
Die spot, and current was re
stored to Magnolia. Bowden aid
Turkey at 3:21 p.m. All other
service was restored at 4:20
except for a small area Inside
Kenansvtlie which was without
current until 8 p.m.
The busy main traffic ar
tery to nearby beaches had
traffic snarled from the time
of the accident until 10:20 Sat
urday night.
Police Chief Tyson Bostlc.
with the assistance of the Ken
ans vtlle Fire Department and
Ken ans vtlle Boy Scouts, kept
traffic moving, even If at a
snails pace
snails pace.
Trafflce going north and east
through Kenansvllle was routed
up Cooper Street to Seminary
Street, around the/orth side of
the courthouse to Highway Q.
South and West bound trriflc
was routed back of Waccamsw
Bank by the old depot, back to
the highway at Lloerty Hall.
Oil tankers and cross
country busses had difficulty
following the unimproved and
unnamed street by the old de
pot.
Chief Bostlc would like to
thank all those who assisted
with traffic and in other ways
during the period of emerg
ency.
Carolina Telephone Com
pany trucks were still in the
area Monday while most offices
in the agrlcultur al building were
still wuhout telephone service.
Homecoming
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2. Following the regular
church service at 11 o'clock
Industry
Confined From Front Pap
varying trom time to time.
Capacity employment Is set
at 160 persons, and the owner
management anticipates reach
ing nils peak of employment In
the near future.
The weekly payroll provided
by this operation is expected to
contribute substantially to the
economy of the area.
SAT YOU SAW IT IN
THE TIMES ? SENTINEL
there will be a picnic lunch.
Special singing will begin at
1:30 p.m. (The regular pastor
the Rev. Ray Harrison. Kln
ston will deliver the message.)
Everyone come and bring
a picnic lunch.
Hospitalized
Sheriff T. Elwood Revelle ,
r aid James Thomas Williams,
colored male age 18 of Rt. 1,
Seven Springs, was shot in the
elbow at Male Pearl Melvln's
place, by what was determined
"a small pistol", probably a
22 caliber.
Williams was carried to a
Goldsboro hospital Saturday
night where he was treated and
released. Sunday afternoon af
ter reporting the shooting to the
sheriff, he went to Duplin Gen
eral Hospital where X-ray
showed the bullet was still in
the arm, located between the
two bones. Dr. Redwine sent
him to Memorial Hospital in
Chapel Hill.
The assailant has not been
identified and no charges have
been preferred today.
OUR BOYS
BQ4DLACH, GERMANY ?
Specialist Four Kenneth E.
Johnson Jr., 20, whose parents
live on Route 1, Magnolia, N.C.,
reenlisted for three year sin the
Regular Army April 18 while'
serving with the 2nd Armored
Cavalry near Bindlach, Ger
many.
Spec. Johnson, a radio o
peracor In Howitzer Battery of
the cavalry's 1st Reconnais
sance Squadron, entered die
Army In August 1967 and was
last stationed at Ft. Jackson,
S. C.
He attended James Kenwi
High School at Warsaw, N. C.
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