Olive: Mrs Lynette King, Rt. 2,
Rose Hill; Mrs. Nora Jones
Oail. Rt. 1, Kenansville, Miss
Katie Marie Mareadv. Rt. 2.
Wallace. North Carolina.
Senior High
Services
The Senior High and Junior
High Sunday School Classes of
Smith's Presbyterian Church
will conduct the morning wor
ship service at Smith's Church
Sunday, August 18 at 11 a.m.
The Rev. Troy D.Millis, pas
tor of Smith's Church will be
away conducting services at his
home church near Charlotte,
N.C. on this date. The public
Is Invited to attend the service
conducted by the young people.
Farm Bureau
OnUeued Ff?i Trtmt Page
ano Doys attended the Annual
Farm Bureau All Star Con
Hotel August 4-7.
After tour days of relaxation
and fun at the Bedford Resort,
Mr. and Mrs. Worthington and
boys along with Mr. and Mrs.
Lawrence Reese and children
of Rockingham, formerly of
Kenansville, and Mr. and Mrs.
Douglas Hens on and girls of
Raletgh went ontoNiagraFalls.
Ontario, Canada. Together they
enjoyed a guided tour of the
Falls and other points of in
terest. The Worthlngtons also a
toured the Smithsonian Insti
tute, Arlington Cemetery, and
other sites In Washington, D.C. 1
This summer for the first'
time, theological students have
been enrolled in the Chaplain's
Department at North Carolina '?
Memorial Hospital in Chapel
Hill for short-term training.
Interiors of Duplin Counties * Ambulances"
have been equipped with the thirty one items
specified by the State Board of Health. These
items are "stored In cabinets built into the
vehicles. (Photo by Ruth Wells)
Ambulance
Continued Fram FraBt Page
floor is covered with Inlaid li
noleum.
The double back doors opens
wide to reveal a most in
teresting Interior.
Spotless linen adorns the st
retcher with an attendant chair
beside the stretcher. This
chair is removable and col
lapsible and may be stored un
der the 1st floor to make room
for an additional cot in case
more than one person needs
ambulance service.
The walls of the unit are
lined with cabinets which were
made of plywood and are co
vered with formica.
From the side door in back.
of the driver's seat, the first
cabinet contains leg and arm
padded splints. The next ca
binet contains small spine bo
ards and Thomas leg splints.
The front cabinet contains
bandage, gauze, pads, and
tapes, and amouth-to-maskre
suscitator. Also in this area
of the ambulance is an adult
resuscitator, a pediatric resus
citator, an aspirator, and a
spare oxygen head.
The left hand cabinet conta
ins large spine board and a
spare oxygen tank.
At the head of the stretcher
is placed the an oxygen tank.
A strategically located cabinet
Contains an ax, hack saw, wre
cking bar, door opener, and a
fire extinguisher.
The amDui ance is also eq
uipped with two beacon ray
red lights on a chrome base.
An electric sirene releases it's
blood curdling screams through
two speakers mounted atop the
can beside the red lights.
Each ambulance is equipped
with a two-way radio on Civil
Defense frequency and has a
remote base stationed in the
hospital which enables the am
bulances to have radio connec
tions with the hospital.
hi addition to the units lo
cated at Magnolia, Rose Hill
and Duplin Gener id Hospital are
locallv owned units at Ken
ans ville and F aison. These two
units are subsidized by the co
unty in the amount of the le
ased vehicles.
Other areas of the county ha
ve been provided ambulance se
rvice by private enterprise
which will be reimbursed by the
county at the same rates as
the leased vehicles.
Island Creek, Limestone, Ro
ckfish, Cypress Creek townsh
ips and the part of Smith
which is covered by the Beu
lavllle Telephone Exchange will
call Edgerton Funeral Home for
ambulance service.
Pink Hill Rescue Squad will
service the part of Albertson
and Smith Townships that is
covered by the Pink Hill Te
lephone Exchange.
All ambulance fees will be
collected by the county, and all
ambulance service is under the
direction of the County Civil
Defense Office of which Stephen
M. (Steve) Williamson is direc
tor.
In case of Emergency call
the Rescue Squad serving your
area. Non emergency cafis sh
ould be made to the Office
of Civil Defense whose tele
phone number is 206 HH.
All man power operating Du
plin County ambulances is on
volunteer basis. These men
have put in amny long hours
of preparation in order to meet
the qualifications required by
North Carolina Board of Health.
Ray Hops
standing project work. It also
provides the opportunity for se
lected 4-H'ers to learn conser
vation In greater depth. The
coulty delegate selected recel- -
ves a basic scholarship which
covers all room and board for
the week.
Ray has been very active in
the 4-H Wildlife project since
joining the Warsaw
Shamrock 4-H Club approx
imately 6 years ago. He at
tended 4-H Wildlife Camp In
196? and 1967 and was se
lected to attend Camp this year
on the basis of his wildlife
projects.
Mr. and Mrs. William J.
Costin serve as 4-H Adult Le
aders In Wars aw-Shamrock 4-H
Club In which Ray is a mem
SoH Analysis
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severe limitations for urban
uses.
No. 3. Rains-Lynchbuxjf-Go
ldsboro Association, nearly le
vel to gently sloping poorly dr
A
thirds of this association is
woodlands. Cleared acres pro- '
duce some corn, soybeams, to
bacco, small grain and
pastures.
No. 4. Portsmouth-Torhunta
Association, nearly level very
poorly drained solid with black
surface layer aid gray,friable,
sandy loam to sandy clay loam
subsoil. This association mahs
up about 10 % of the county
and is mostly woodland. Thafew
cleared acres are used for corn,
soybeais and pasture. The high
water table causes this soil to
have severe limitations for ur
ban uses.
No. 5. Johnson-^bb-Lumbee
Association, nearly level very
poorly and poorly drained sofl
on flood plains, covers about
15 percent of the county, in low
lying lands along large streams.
Nearly all the association is
woodlmds containing cypress,
gum, maple and other hard
woods. The high water table
and flood hazzard are a se
vere limitation for all urban
uses.
No. 6. Leon-Lynn Association
nearly level somewhat poorly
to very poorly drained solid with
sand surfaces and dark brown
ish sandy hard pan subsoils,co
mpose only 9 percent of the
No. 7. Pamlico Muck As so- I
elation very poorly drained or-1
ganlc soils, 12 to 50 inches of
muck over loamy sand to sa
? ? ? are
muly all In woods or burned
over the few cl
eared acres are used for corn,
soybeans, and pasture, and hat.
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