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VOL^HO^ , ?N?BTOXE.,J.NO?.M??3,.m, . P?*TH., wt*K '-PLUSTA* j
Jo Carol Jones Crowned Miss Duplin County
was crowned Miss Duplin Court 3
ty 1*74 Saturday night in the
sponsored annually by the War
saw Jaycees. *
Miss Jones 1*. who b the
daughter of Jlr. and Mrs Ar
nold Jones,Js ^a yaduate^of
is attending Guilford College.
She won a MOO coOege scholar
ship and a $100 wardrobe, pine
ISO travelling expeneas to n#. ?
Miss North^Caroiba Pageant.
Jo Carol worked on the Duplin
Times Staff bet summer. g ?, A
Sham Kay Brown. ?1. dau
ghter of Mr. and Mrs Russell
JP. Brown o| route a. Rose HM-i
was iiwaif first runner-up.
MbO Brown b a Junior at the
University of North Carolina at
Chapel HB1 where she b a
member of the Women's Glee
Club and a feature writer tor
the "Dnfly Tor fieri.' campus
oewmaper. She reeeivod a.
aann _-u- ? ?? ' ? ? .'''Si
MM scholarship.
Sherry Igma Edwards, IT
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Cecil
second runner-up She b a |
senior at Cast OapKn High
school where she is a member j
of the Pre-Mod Club.
Brenda Sue Sutton, 17. a '
senior at North Duplin High I
school was seiected by the con
testants as Miss Congeniality.1
Shs is the daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Marvin Sutton of Faison. '
Dick BBS. Director of Pub- f
He Information for the North *
Carolina Department ef Cul
tural Roaaurcae in the Stato j
Archives and History - State
Library Building. Raleigh, was
master ef ceremonies
Judges for the pagesnt were
Dr. Alberto De Bobe of Raleigh
Gay Herring Brawn of Galda
bero. Brie mei?? of Raleigh,
R. Gene 9peas of Goldsboro,
and Debroah Wilton of Spivey*s
Mrs. Chirlie G. Carr served
as producer-director of the
Emt. The theme for this
pageont was "There's A
World Coming."
Special entertainment Was
onn,! .1, ,| L? Ttonmi Diuankat-lr
proviaea oy Danny itivenDarn.,
Flynn Rivenbark. Joe Scott,
lad Greg Shank. f
MISS DUPLIN COUNTY ? Miss Joeleate Carol
, ^*''a^- to Crvntd *<W Dupttn County
f"? ***** fUncl?e? ^ y??r'? Miaa Duplin
ir4?ifcg?ia
are. (left to right), Sharon Brown, first runner
up. Angela Hanchey Sherry Edwards, second
runner-up, and ttwndo Sutton, Mlee Congao
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TALENT AND BEAUT* - Urely Miw Jo Carol Jones select,*
heT^t fr?m the mU3iCal "Ge"t,emen **"* Br*
talent presentation Saturday in the annual "u
t (PHOTO BY NEL80N BLAND
h Wreck Kills Bowden Youth |
outh,
I I iim Donel) Joynqr, ??',-.ag killed
13 ,? 9p '
M '
Trw War flier
?ra Sy
wi. w m hold Of *
at their remodeled store on
Fron; Street Thursday lira'
Saturday : D -
; MWt 1.
modeled ht etore,
t Home Entertalnn nt
ce ? feattrlng ra
r.v;
Qosed
J. D Pike, Camping tad Ac
s^r?.ofs.^.r
nounced that the Tuscarora
closed to cunp^l ?E
Mate band on 'fire permit*
bas been lifted. Pike went on
to Mate that the woods are in
critical condition due to the
jack . of rain Jmd the fact that
nights are cold and the fires are
necessary to keep Scouts warm.
He is hopeful that the band
Would be lifted within the next
Cmdr Tom Keane To
Honor Duplin Scouters
f ' 'i' ? t
Cmdr. Thomas J. KeaneUSN
speaker at the annul Croataa
cafeteria, Watsaw^^^vl
Cmdr. Keane is no stranger
to scouts and stouter* of Cro
at an District. He recently
spoke to Veteran*' Night fes- 1
tivlties during dedication of the
new, sprswlirg Bof Scout Res
" ervation of Tnscfpora Council
at DentoovUle. The opening
of the camp this-year marked
fifty years of continuous sc
outing for Tuscaror a. V I
Active in Scouting since 1031,
Keane was the first National
Director of Senior Scoutlqg,
06A, and retired as Nallanal
Director of Civic Relation
ships. He has received the
Silver Buffalo Award from the
BSA for distinguished service
L *k ..I
to boyhood and the Taka-sno
Award .from the Boy Scouts
fa Japan. . * J
Dying fee evcnfa^sever*
u?ca?icr^ wui roceiie awuut.
iTtlTdl* rtt
" wCl Ifa recofefeed fi a J?
well done, line indrodualk
viable position which CUHttn
, holds among districts in fee
?: Council -- first place, having
won the President's Trophy
for five suoceeding years. Vl
The highlight of fee evening
will be a presetration fay
Cmdr. Ksane. He will pre
sent the Medal of Merit to
' a local Boy Scout for his
efforts involved in saving fee
life of a companion this
summer.
Tickets for the event are
available from any adult scout
er
Duplin Sanitary Landfill
Praised By State Officials
Dtgjlin county's new sanitary
landfill operation county trash
vfceeoffteSc D?parteentof
H^ru5S?toWai?d Hotter,
chairman of the DupUn county
commissioners, O. |f.
Stricidand, supervisor of the
Solid Wast# Msnssenisnt Unit
Solid Waste and Vector Control
Branch of the Sanitary
thinly JHSLm which
opened last June: < ? *
"t visited your county on
November t4, 1171, ac
companied by Mr. James Sloan
and Mr. Terry Dover and made
an inspection of your solid
waste management facilities
"1 would like to take this
opportunity to congratulate
you^yuur boer^and thejpeopk
'^ThTsaStary Iwdfifl SjKui
ur#r coSeSK T,*yery
adequateand I am sure your
L..?L fn wainina ma?? ?.
ioo ion rn 10 jiiiii - ww
nun^ement and I think DupUn
cowty is vary fortunate to have
Mr. Dave UnderhiD as your
Ortllrl aav a- ?*
band waste Manager.
"Congratulations again ea a
fina program, and if this office
can he of any aaaiatant, please
let ui know. Vary truly yours, 0.
W. Strickland. supervttr.
The Duplin landfill waa
opened in June of this year. It is
iwuinri About six miles south of
NC11. The site is opened from 8
a. m. until 4 p. m.. Monday
rsi'sts.s isS:
The landfill ia for Qw usa of
D\g>lin County residents and
&&&?
mjt MsaWaiea i _aaL tnjiliullnd
w garoage ana irasn^irauaing
plosives, poison, etc. are not
allowed however. '
?hereby large 'teal trash
containers are placed at various
r?idents'ntnay 'dump their
nay uk these containers to
drop honwihnlrt trash, gar
bage, etc
The county recently pur
chased two specially-built
trucks to collect^ from the
the truduMire MaSk^Chiter at
route 2, Mount OUve and Phil
Casteen of KenansviUe The
trucks. 1174 models, hold S
cUMc yards of garbage each.
Area places where the can
tslners iavc been j^loced in
mill, Harvey Myers store
e%? -?-_a ftrtt-t
Beiutancus, ray onoge store
Sum merlins Crossroads, A. L
Jackson's store, an kstsrsectki
near WlQie Ray Herring's store
Hooty Jackson's froeery, Scott
Store, Albertaon, Whiteflaah
and at Unas Chapel. ,
In addition to tha trash pic
up system (Ur county resident!
Underbill said two specif
trucks have been purchased t
be used in tha industry pkk-u
*r
wins national honors *|Lynn Hail of
Warsaw is shoWp with the la/out which won
him National Honors at the Spth Annual Na
ttanal Junior Horticuhural Convention held at
Oklahoma City, Oklahoma in November. Lynn
won first place in the Landscaping category.
Lynn Hall Wins
National Landscaping Award
Lynn Hall. representing t
Warsaw and Duplin County (
4-H, won first place in jhe I
1 Landscaping category at "the j
39th Annual National Junior l
Horticultural Association Co
nvention held* Oklahoma city J
an Nov. 3-5.
Lpm qualified fcr the Nqt
M and 21 frdta over 40 rt? y
tes interested in horticulture.
was among 36 youths fropi
North Carolina who wopf*.
total of flue National Awards
( three 1st Place out cf?
Flue basic-categories.) 1/
Hie fast moving NJHA'pfr
grum was centered in the
newly renovated Skirvin Pi>z*
Hotel with the National cdm
petition in Judging. Identifica
tion. and Information as well
as Demonstrations and Spee
ches held on Saturday. Nov
ember 3.
The N^lonal Demonstration
Contest was divided into S
Msic categories including. (1)
production. (2) marketing, f3)
Use. (4) Landscaping, and (S)
artistic arrangement. Nation
al winners were selected in
each division as in the Sec
ond Annual Speaking of Horti
swne day.
The Judging, Identification
knd Information Contest re
quires a detailed knowledge
of horticulture. The contes
tants, each winners in their
own state. Judged the market
quality of horticultural pro
tects. identified a selection
of vegetables, fruits, flowers,
and ornamentals as well as
took a written examination
on horticulture.
Friday night the convention
was called to order and the
delegates greeted infine west
ern fashion comnlete with
Cowboys and Indians
Saturday evening featured an
old fashioned Oklahoma Chuck
wagon Feast at the National
Cowboy Hall of Fame. Sunday
started with the Campbell's
Soup Company Breakfast with
Governor and Mrs. Hall as
special guests, followed by a
church service under the dir
ection of the Association Of
ficers.
After lunch the delegates vi
sited the state Cactus Show,
Will Rogers Gardens and con
ducted their 39th annual busi
ness meeting at which time
J
the hew national officers were
selected.
A series of workshops were
held on a number of horti
cultural subjects under the
leadership of national horti
cultural authorities. Subjects -
ranged from rerrariums to
leadership. A visit to the
Caslid* Dinner Theatef M
'SUlr Spaqgled Girl' was fe- 1
atured Sunday night. Monday
featured tours to Moesel's
Hort-Haven, 'New Horizons'.
Tommy's Cello-Pak, Far
mer's Market, The Oklahoma
Ctty Zoo. Furrow's, Inc., and . j
the Scottish Rite Temple.
The climax of the conven
tion came on Monday night
with the 39th annual Awards
Banquet held In the new My
riad Convention Center. Na
tional and regional winners
were announced for the var
ious NJHA contests held at
the convention and in the En
vironmental Be unification.
Experimental Horticulture,
Production and Marketing, and
the Achievement and Leader
ship Projects.
The entire convention was
planned, organized and is di
rected by a group of Junior
Officers and Junior Leaders
supported by the local host
committee and a National Bo
ard of Trustees.
Lynn is the son of Mr. and
Mrs. Thomas Hall of Warsaw
and has been very active in
the 4-H programs in Duplin
County.
Farm
Fuel
Situation
Many fanners have exprese
ed concern about the fuel short
age, particularly as to the ef
fect the shortage will have on
their operations. While roost
row-crop farmers activities are
limited to harvesting late beans
and seeding cover crops, the
poultry producers' needs for
fuel will increase as the weath
er turns colder.
Below Is an advisory notice
issued by the office of Petrol
eum Allocation for your infor
mation. Please note this notice
- is in effect for a 60 day period,
- and the emphasis placed on
i farming operations (item S.).
DEPARTMENT OF THE IN
, TER OFFICE OF PETROLEUM
. ALLOCATION ADVISORY NO
I T1CE NO. %
, In order to relieve unintend
i ed results under the Mandatory
Allocation Program for Middle
' Distillate Fuels, it has been de
termined that pursuant to Sec
tion of II of the Regulations
I <EPO Reg. I; 30 FR 286601 far
a period of. 80 days effective
immediately, suppliers shell
t ||,IMI ^
|i lowinj; purposes:
dudes petroleum ostursl
equipment tsvntiii w<J9vj|]nn
There Is A Santa Claus
As the Christina* mn approached in 197S, the aashau at
the Department at Social Service* mleel hew wo ever pro
vide "Santa Claus" for the raaay children in foster can la Dup
lin County. Through the newspapers and personal materia we
carried our need to the people who as willing}* cam* la our
rescue. Many of our children had never experienced the wander
ment at finding on Christinas morning that Santa had viritod them
The donations at gifts, money and clothing began to come in,
in ra^otioe to our appeal to the public. Through the combined
efforts of. churches, schools, clubs, businesses, and other Inter
ested person on Christmas morning, our footer children rented
that "There really la a Santa Claus."
During the past year many children have come Into the ha
ter car* program because of neglectful and abusive situations,
aad soma have boon returned to their own hornet or to the betnoo
of roietivee.
Again this year the Duplia County Dapartmmt of Social tar
rices la requesting your htlp in providing a Many Christmas
fir the thirty-five children presently In faster car* in the county..
Thane children range torn age 1 through If years. Aaysas to
teres ted In preridh* Christines Cheer In the true BoNdsy ftdrit
to than* deserving children may contact the DupUa Chanty De
partment of Social Sarricea, P O Bos <0*. riaaaaitli. Mtrth
Carolina. (Phono No. JN Ml)
tigla CtlaA Om trip aaraM on portf