Movie Club Is
A Big Hit In Warsaw
After two weeks of operation 86
movies from the club started by
^ Graham and Vicky Hood of Warsaw
? had been rented for weekend view
ing.
The club is located in the Western
Auto Associate Store of the Hoods,
and carries 150 movies which include
25 of the top 40 releases on the
market today. The remainder include
movies from Walt Disney, the Three
Stooges, Amos and Andy, Abbott
and Costello, and some of the old
classics. Plans to expand the club
movie selection are on order, Hood
) said. An additional 100 movies,
including more olden golden clas
sics, comedies and current top box
office releases are in the offing.
Among those planned to be received
in March is "Gone With The Wind."
"People are becoming more movie
conscious than ever before," Hood
said. "The interest in the movie club
has really been overwhelming.
People are really hungry for enter
tainment in this area.
"I would really like to see a
theatre in Warsaw," he said. "I
don't think it would hurt the movie
club.
"Movie Studios feared the
release of films on the public market
would hurt the theatre attendance,
but it did not," Hood said. "The
release of current movies^lo the
home market actually increased
theatre attendance."
The major advantages of the
movie club, Hood pointed out, are
the cost and convenienof>ef home
viewing. The club h^ar a one-time
membership fee of/$25 and movie
rentals are $2.50 over night. Rental
of the VCR can also be arranged
through club membership. VCR to
play the movie, rentals are $5 a
night. However, many homes
already have the VCR, Hood said.
A trip to the movies for a family of
four, which includes dinner before
the theatre, could cost $40 or more.
Hood said.
"At that price." Hood said, "if
you don* i own a VCR, one could be
renied, a membership fee could be
paid, and four movies rented for that
$40.
"And, the viewer gets to watch
ihe movie when he wants to," he
s?id, "and as many times as he
warns."
Hood also pointed out that movies
are released six months earlier to the
home market than to cable television
theatre channels.
The average cost of movie tapes
are $60, Hood said. And, the cost of
the movie tapes makes the club
membership a good deal. Also, the
Hoods offer a 10 percent discount to
club members on VCR equipment
sold at their store. And, the purchase
of a VCR at the Hood's store entitles
the customer to membership in the
movie club.
According to Hood, the movie
selection is good and includes
movies of all ratings but X. And, in
March the selection will increase by
100 movies.
Makes Final Appearance
As Little Miss Duplin
Little Miss Duplin County 1984
Den* Houston
Dena Houston, the reigning Little
Miss Duplin County 1984, will be
making her farewell appearance at
the upcoming Little Miss and Miss
Duplin County pageant Saturday,
March 16 at the East Duplin Fine
Arts Building in Beulaville. At this
time Dena will crown her successor,
the new Little Miss Duplin County
1985.
Dena is the 10-year-old daughter
of Dean and Wanda Houston of
Beulaville. She is a fourth-grade
student at Beulaville Elementary and
has a 21-month-old brother, Corey
Nicholas, who is her favorite ad
mirer.
^uring the past year, Dena has
tra.eled approximately 3,000 miles
attending pageants, parades and
other functions to represent the
people of Duplin County. "It has
certainly been one of the most
exciting years of her life," said her
mother. "Being Little Miss Duplin
County was a dream come true for
Dena, and the memories of this past
year will be ones she will always
cherish."
Last August Dena had the op
portunity to appear on the Cystic
Fibrosis Telethon on WCTI-TV 12.
It was a very fulfilling day to be able
to be part of such a needy cause.
Dena has met so many wonderful
people during her reign and made
many new friends, her mother
added.
"I want to take this opportunity to
thank the Duplin County Pageant
Association for making it possible for
me and little girls like me to know
the fun and excitement of being
Little Miss Duplin County," Dena
said. "And most of all, I thank the
people of Duplin County for their
love and support throughout the
year. 1 have had a happy, happy
time."
Canvasbacks Subject Of Waterfowl Stamp
A painting of a pair of canvasback
ducks will be featured on the 1985
N.C. Waterfowl Conservation stamp
and art prints.
This painting was done by Tom
Hirata of Rutherford, N.J., and was
recently selected in a competition
sponsored by the N.C. Wildlife
Resources Commission.
The publishing and national
marketing of art prints of this stamp
will be handled by Sport'en Art -
Midwest Marketing of Sullivan, 111.
Revenues will be used to fund
waterfowl conservation programs in
North Carolina.
Duplin General Hospital invites You To Their
Open House, Third North Facility, Sunday, March 3, 3-5 P.M.
The Trustees, Employees, and Medical Staff of Duplin General Hospital
invite you to attend an Open House for our Third North Facility on
Sunday, March 3, 1985, between 3-5 p.m.
MEDICAL STAFF
M.I. Ammir. M.D.. Obatetricaand
Gynecological Surgary
Falvy C. Barr. M.D.. Pathology
Dorit Batte Murray. M.D.. Family
Practica
Charlaa B. Baaslav. M.D..
Otolaryngology
Edward L. Boyatta. M.D.. Family
Practica; Chiaf of Madlcal Staff
Bruca Braahar. M.D..
Internal Medicine
Thomea E. Buia. Jr.. M.D.,
Paychiatry
Donald F. Davia. M D . Paychiatry
Edwin P. Ewara, M.D.. Family
Practica
Lewie/. Qagliano. M.D.. Paychiatry
Carl Haynea, M.D., Family Practica
Robert H. Hoaaa. M.D..
Otolaryngology
Hampton Hubbard. M.O.. Urology
Kenneth Laa, M.D..
Internal Medicine
Edwin P. Little. M.D.,
Family Practica. Vice Chiaf of
Madical Staff
A.H. Naga. M.D., Radiology
C. Ngo. M.D.. Internal Medicine.
Secretary of Madical Staff
Michael M. Olaan. M.D.,
Family Practica
Mark H. Overton. M.D., Internal
Madicina
Nicholaa Padiaditakia, M.D.,
Paychiatry
CorbattL. Quinn, M.D.. Family
Practica. Reading Secretary of
Madical Staff
Oecar L. Radwina, M.D.. Qanaral
Surgary
Frank A. Saaa, DOS., Dentletry
Walter R. Sableton. M.D..
Otolaryngology
John E. Scarff, M.D.. Urology
R. Sriraman, M.D.. Paychiatry
V. Swaminathan. M.D., Paychiatry
Margaret Swanton, M.D., Pathology
Hariah C. Varma. M.D.. Paychiatry
Joeaeph A. Zanal. M.D., Pediatrica
BOARD OF TRUSTEES
Edward L. Boyette. M D
Wade Carlton
William Coatin, Sr.. County Com
miaaionar Rapreaentativa
Elbert Davia. Vica Chairman
William Fanned. Treaaurer
Irvin Graham
Juanita Kratach
Ray Sandereon. Chairman
William Thigpan
ADMINISTRATION
Richard E. Harrall. Adminiatrator
Anna B. Houaton. Director of
Nuraing Sarvicaa
DUPLIN GENERAL HOSPITAL ADDS 25 PRIVATE ROOMS
II The Third North Unit has been renovated, decorated and furnished to provide 25 large, comfortable, private rooms for medical/surgical care.
With this modernization, Duplin General now has 67 private rooms with private baths, telephone and television service. A new and expanded
telephone system with touch-tone dialing has been installed on Third North and throughout the hospital.
We're proud to provide'these new accommodations
II to the citizens of the Duplin County Community and surrounding areas during our 30th continuous year of service.
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