Letter To The Editor January 23. 1984 J*tter k> the Editor: ? In your January 18th issue, (here was an article about action the Board of Trustees at Duplin General Hospital had taken in regards to the Administrator's salary. I would like to provide some facts thai might clarify the action of the Board. Fact 1.) Duplin General Hospital had S82.325 more in income than expenses from operations in year ending September 30, 1983. Fact 2.) The Adminis trator had not had a salary increase since October 1, 1981. Fact 3.) Mileage is not a part of an employee's Salary. Fact 4.) Duplin General Hospital is owned by Duplin County and this is why the county is asking for bids to repair the roof. Fact S.) A bonus was awarded based on performance and Such amount is not con sidered a part of regular salary. The Board of Trustees approved a proposal from the Administrator the same night to reduce the hospital's overall labor cost by 8.25%. All department managers will be required to reduce their respective labor costs by this percentage. All hos pital employees including (he hospital Administrator and department managers will be personally participating in this cost reduction program. During the period which this cost reduction program is in place, the hospital Adminis trator will be working no less hours but will actually re ceive less compensation than he has received since October, 1981. The salary approved by the Board is comparable to what the average Administrator was being paid in March, 1983 in North and South Carolina hospitals of 60 to 80 beds. The Board of Trustees several years ago made a decision to provide an auto mobile allowance to the Ad^ minis'ra'or of the hospital versus the hospital owning a vehicle and incurring operat ing expense. The Board of Trustees felt tha< a fair and honest deci sion was made in reviewing Mr. Harrell's work perfor mance and in upgrading his salary. We hope after your readers have reviewed the facts, they will feel as we feel tha' a fair and just decision was made. Sincerely, Ray Sanderson, Chairman Board of Trust ees Countywide Tobacco Farmers Meeting A countywide tobacco in formation meeting sponsored by the Tobacco Growers Association o* North Caro lina, Inc., vill be held Thursday, Jan. 26 at 7 p.m. in the old Kenansville Ele mentary School auditorium in Kenansville. Paul Phillips, chairman of ?lie county membership committee, urges everyone who has an interesi in ? obacco to attend. Other members of the coun'y membership commit - 'ee are: William G. Sullivan, S'eve Grady, Terry Whaley, Raymond Brown, Warren Sloan, William Cost in and Rouse Ivey. District Craft Workshop The Southeastern District Craf Workshop will be held March 27-28 at the Agricul toral Extension Complex in Kins1 on. Workshops will be held in sculptured lamp shades, folk ar' painting, punch and pierced tin. chair caning, s'enciling. basket weaving, lap quil'ing. pillow making. cl.nial 'willing, Seminole Indian pa'chwork, English smocking, wood carving, leisure ac'ivi'ies, wide kno"ed fabric bel's, ne' lace weaving, and folded s'ar. Class sizes are limi'ed and pre-regis'ra'ion is required. Classes will be on a firs' c'me basis and regis'ra'ion deadline is March 1. For more information con ?ac' Mae Spicer a' 'he Duplin Coun'y Agricul' ural Ex'ension Service in Kenansville. phone 296-19%. Newsletter Announced The Duplin County Agri cultural Extension Service announces an exciting new newsletter, "Home and the World of Work." This is tor the working homemaker pro viding tips on such topics as selecting foods, saving time and money, coping with stress and improving your home. This newsletter will be mailed quarterly for the next three years. However, there are a limited number of copies available on a first come, first-served basis. If you would like to receive these free newsletters, call 296-1996 or Write to Judy H. Wallace, home economics agent, P.O. Box 458, Kenansville. NC 28349 ??III I mil mil mill MIUIII1W "MWU*"W i.? UUKLIN IIMta-PMUUMtSS SENTINEL Published Weekly by DUPLIN PUBLISHING CO., INC IkeRiddick, Publisher P.O. Box 68 Kenansville, NC 28349 Second Class Postage Paid at Kenansville, NC 28349 SUBSCRIPTION PRICES Single Copy 11 Cents In Ouplin and Adjoining Cr unties 6Mos.?$2 33 1 Yr.?$3.66 Outside of Ouplin and Adjoining Counties 6 Mos.?$2.35 1 Yr.?$4.70 Outside North Carolina $5.50 per year WWW " '.W " ,vx\w im% m FUNERAL 1^ SERVICE PLAN 1^ CASH FOR FUNERAL ANDFINAL EXPENSE PLANS In order to meet the cost of Funeral Expenses, it is I necessary to have supplementary coverage We offer I this coverage through United Family Life Insurance I Company. 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