SNODIE WILSON, president of the Kenans
ville Lions Club, is shown presenting Robert
E. Lee of Kenansville, an autofold travel
cane. Contributions from North Carolina
Lions Clubs provide canes and radios for
legally blind citizens in North Carolina. This
is just one of the services available through
the local Lions Club and the N.C. Lions
Association for the Blind. Lee is shown here
on the right.
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ANNOUNCE ENGAGEMENT - Mr. and Mrs. Alton H.
Baysden of 746 Cavalier Circle, Kinston, announce the
engagement of their daughter. Joyce Renee' Baysden, to
Mr. Randall Milton Johnson of Fayetteville. son of Mr.
and Mrs. Royce M. Johnson of Route 1. Delco. A May 30th
wedding is planned at Kennedy Home Baptist Church in
Kinston. The bride's maternal grandparents are Mrs.
Effie Bostic Whaley of Beulaville. and the late Kirby
Whaley.
Woodland
Revival
The speaker for the revival
planned at Woodland United
Methodist Church March
7-11 is the Rev. P.D. Midgett
111. pastor of Wallace United
Methodist Church.
The time for each service
will be 7:30 p.m. The public
is cordially invited to attend
and participate, invites the
Kenansville Parish pastor.
Worth Pearce.
Democrats
Precinct
Meeting
Duplin County Democrats
will hold their 1982 precinct
meetings at their precinct
polling places at 8 p.m. on
Thursday, March 11. Melvin
Williams, party chairman,
announced. Every registered
voter is encouraged to at
tend.
"These precinct meetings
represent grass-roots dem
ocracy in action. Democrats
all over N.C. will be gather
ing to elect delegates to the
county convention and to
discuss and pass resolutions
on issues that concern
ihcm." Williams said.
"It is our goal to hold well
attended meetings in every
precinct in the county and to
continue to build on this
strength at the county con
vention.
Joe Lanier
son i *
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Two weeks ago the school
board agreed among them
selves it was too much to pay
$100 a day to inventory the
schools' fixed assets, saying
"There are unemployed folks
? just recently laid off from
their jobs in local industries
? that are capable and
would be more than willing
to take the job for half that.".
Hooray, you may say. At last
they are seeing there is an
end to the buck. . .It is not
inexhaustible. . .This money
to pay for the inventory will
come from local tax dollars.
The inventory is needed,
there is no doubt; however. 1
do agree with the school
board $4,500 for three
months' work, at only four
days a week during that
three months, is too high.
Quite frankly, had it been
me. I would have instructed
those already under the em
ployment of the school
system to take the inventory.
I see no need to hire an
outside source. . .There is
time in the workday of many
in which this simple task
could take place. Apparently
it is like She story of the
secretary-typist who said it is
not my job to make coffee, so
some feel it is not their job to
inventory. . It makes them
feel less important.
Speaking of the school
board saving tax money on
the inventory ? as they were
planning to use less money
on the inventory, they were
also planning to take a
taxpayer-paid trip to New
Orleans ? which they did.
Everyone on the board ?
Jimmy Strickland. Dr. E.L.
Boycttc. Graham Phillips.
Joe Swinson and Riddick
Wilkins ? all were off to the
New Orleans town. Superin
tendent L. S. Guv was also
along. Kinda makes you
wonder if they were saving
money front one to use on the
other. They went to attend a
convention in a town that was
just coming out of the shock
of the Mardi Gras. I think
when the taxpayers of Duplin
are asked to put back the
money spent bv this board
and others going away on
conventions, be it boards or
employees, these taxpayers
arc going to be smiling less
and less as they pay and pay.
As utility bills are going slam
through the ceiling and we
have no way of stopping
them and must pay them to
keep things going, seems
these silly little conventions
would be an easy thing to put
a halt to. It's time someone
slopped and took a serious
look. . .The taxpayer can't
continually be asked to foot
the bill as it goes up and up
and up and up. There are just
going to have to be some
cuts, and cuts, and cuts.
*****
Guess what? The county
commissioners did not go
into executive session this
week. County Manager
Ralph Cottle stated. "The
executive session is not too
important and can wail until
next meeting." Ain't that
what I been saying all the
time. It is not important.
However, during the break. I
did notice some of the com
missioners back off kinda
quietly into one of the rooms
to discuss something. . .So.
their executive (secret meet
ing) could have taken place
anyway. . .That part that
should never take place in
the first place. . . Kenansvillc
town board went into execu
tive session Monday night. .
.It was so executive, even the
w indows fogged up!. . .
*****
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