Jones 4-Her Julie Waller becomes state president
Julie Waller of Trenton is elected the first Jones County resident to hold the North Carolina 4-H state presidency at the Raleigh congress on July 20. The 1995 Arendell Parrott Academy graduate plans to study communications at UNC Chapel Hill and pursue medical school, while serving as liaison and organizer for state 4-H activities.
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Julie Waller
Trenton
Jones County
Arendell Parrott Academy
Raleigh
Tammy Howard
Waller
Howard
Thomas and
Anne Waller
Boomerangs
Jones County 4-H members win top honors at state congress
At the North Carolina State University event July 17 21 Jones County 4 H members earned major honors. William Allen Hill and Danielle Camaret joined the 4 H Honor Club and Camaret earned a national 4 H Congress spot. Camaret also won a state nutrition and fitness award and a $600 scholarship while Hill earned a $600 scholarship and state veterinary science title with plans for NC A T State University. Other local participants included Bryant Turnage Amanda Brown Denise Metts Joseph Stilley Julie Waller Amy Mallard and Dana Turnage.
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William Allen Hill
Danielle Camaret
North Carolina
Camaret
Jones County
Bryant Turnage
Amanda Brown
Denise Metts
Joseph Stilley
Julie Waller
Adrian Gaskins
Amy Mallard
Allen Mallard
Danielle
Tammy Howard
Craven County Curbside Recycling Tally Highlights Gains
Looking ahead and back on recycling value Craven County reports four years of curbside collection with a 45 percent drop in landfilled waste. About 1 000 tons of recyclables diverted plus nearly 12 000 tons of cardboard mixed paper white goods and yard waste from convenience centers contribute to strong results.
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Craven County
Craven County Increases Solid Waste Sticker Price
Craven County Clean Sweep director Bobbi Waters notes that recycling participation nears 90 percent and explains a 1993 EPA RCRA mandate plus tipping fee hikes. To cover full disposal costs the solid waste sticker price rises to 1.75 dollars effective September 1 1995, with old stickers exchangeable for 50 cents each.
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Craven County
General Fund
Bobbi Waters
Craven County Clean Sweep
Shriners Receive Ed Funds For Crippled Children Care
New Bern Shriners led by Bobby Womble receive checks from earlier fund raisers. Bud Strong presented 3552 dollars from Shrine Club Golf Tournament and Kermit Moffit 1075 dollars from a May paper drive. Funds boost the general fund supporting 22 Shriners Hospitals and care for over 416 crippled and burned children.
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Bobby Womble
Sudan Temple Shriners Potentate
Bud Strong
Shrine Club
Kermit Moffit
Shriners
North America
Sudan
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Jane Moore Stubbs
Morehead
Marshall
Sprint
Carolina
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Rotary
Unc-Chapel Hill
4-H
Ers
North Carolina State University
Johnny Hill
Pollocksville
Hill
A&t State University
Garth Quinn
Susan Camaret
4-H Council
4-H County
Memphis
Tenn
Dana Turnage
Danny Turnage
Louisville
Turnage
Joe Stilley
W.L. Teeter
North Carolina State University College of Agriculture and Life Sciences
Stilley
Environmental Protection Agency
Resource Conservation and Recovery Act
RCRA
New Bern Shriners
Havelock East Plaza
June Martes
New Bern
Neuse
Anne Marie
Aceh NE
FAA
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