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? PAGES THIS WEEK f* 10 CENTS PLUS TAX
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pUiei than th Count). Warsaw
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und -153,840
Monday. If wi!! also receive
from th. nt> $40 , |
akpttsl outlay to bring ?< total of
11.890,94 m ,ntj|lE|
? urrent
k*>I budget is Stfgfpi
In to fundi
9m choolswHI re? eive 7.<
.n revenue shoring money to
cornptett ^finsru:ing of theory
mooting June 19, it had ^witi
cipated setting a tns rate of 69 '
cents. However, the ?53.000
request from the Board of
lib $51,000.
.? A tax arte of 61 cento would
h#ve brought in $20,000 more
jp?n^hc 99-cent rate did under
72-cei?t rate and it died without
a second. / ^
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Commissioner Emmett Kelly
the* moved for a W-cent tax
rate, deleting the $153,000 for
the schools. Hoffler seconded
this motion However. Com
missioners Arliss Albertson
W.J. Costin and lUj. Fnasell
Hoffler again made a motion
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for a 72-cent rate, which died
without a second.
Following mere discussion.
Heftier again moved for the
72-cent rate. This time Kelly .J
seconded. Hoffler, Kelly and
Albert son voted for the motion
for 72 cents with Fusseil and
Costin against it.
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Music To Open The Liberty Cort
fj| Brenda James and Soft
js&'.snLs'JE
Uinment for thoat attending the
Special Opening Night at THE
11BERTY CAW oo Jnly 6 in
ftenansville. Activities^Will
s ? i
oegw a< o:jw p.m. witn Supper
in the Pines, in ?n area nest to
the outdoor theatre with musk
beginning at 7 p.m. followed by
the openisg performance of
Randolph UBuerger's THE
LIBERTY CART. ^
Oprv House fn Nashville, on the
Louisiana Hayride, sang
KSrssxS'SK
nu (190 neia beauty Utles ot
Miss Goldsboro, Miss Wayne
County and Miss North Carolina
Pouter Queen.
Soft Leather regularly ap
pears at clubs and in concerts
through Eastern North Carolina.
Personnel for the group, in
addition to Breoda. is Carlton
James on drums, Renee Hood,
vocalist, Mac Raynor in piano.
Grower Hood on bass guitar and
Mike White playing lead guitar,
and vocalist- The group per
forms a variety of music which
includes country * city listening.
pop and beach style.
The Special Opening Night of
THE LIBERTY CART k planned
as an opportunity for the citi
zens of Duplin County to enjoy
an evening of food and enter
tainment in what many theatre
enthusiasts believe to he the
finest amphitheatre in the
country, the William R. Kenan,
Jr. Memorial Amphitheatre.
Tickets are available at THE
LIBERTY CART Office, and
from individuals in each com
munity in Duplin County.
Full-Time Magistrate
Service PestjLned
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the second wecfcwill be Jaly 31 -
ISatTwTS.
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^ the aew ^pUfl wffl
[ , , ? |, >.., ?;) .^j
Be Built In Rose Hill Area
Its c; iis. j,-\ i,? n Circle 3 ory
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its kiad in Easu-'ra North
Carolina. There are three more
, ? all 2
enters, n< H i i ig n inoti ?
in Stanley County near Monroe
and the third near North
Wilkesboro. The Rose H$
disease diagnostic laboratory
Carolina 'and rtrffed b|'?
cArd for vets ui pnvttc pftcticc.
.4. <w~..
homgt, not treat disease.
Id the mini-session just com
pleted in Raleigh, funding for
this project wis approved, with
S300,000; for constroctioa,
578,010 fdr flee new positions,
and operating expenses for
1970-79. Duplin County is to
furnish a kite to be built outside
al. ? nil.. |ini,U? V "W*' '? i?i>?
the aty limits.
Eighty-five 4-HVrs MnM
Mitchell 4-H thnp June 5 10
home with mtmBr f!?P&r
Beginner swimming swards
were given to Itayshetta Ji
Rose Hill nd Missy Clark nd
Cowan of B?3av,He vmi
i toranfc v 're
fseiS of
Wendell Walla
* Craig Smith of
_ Uoyd Hag : Warsaw, Lea*
BCounty Howe
?arc. I
WOLFPACK .
MURPHY FARMS - Several member* of the N.C |
State bfsketball team enjoyed feood^Dupttji j
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Murphy Farms Grain Merchandising Director, is
Metered with, left to right. Clyde Austin. Glean
Sudhop, Chuck NevM. Craig Watts and Craig
Davis. Also pictured is Wendy Murphy.
(Photo by Joe Lanier)
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DrL Gooding Di.s?Sunday
Grove Cemetery in KeMmtftte.
Dr. Gooding grew up on a
dink was set up in KenansviSe
for removing tonsils during the
depression years. He kept
account el the babies.that he
delivered until the number
,*6fCG^^ ed several
11-a.ntSht fYffi. m Vh Cft4a urae
rrcaito oyma nt w as
ntf St iff
He was a pot Master of St.
John s Lodge No. 13. A.F. A
A.M. and a member of the
frdertf the Easten Staranda