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MEADOW SCHOOL TOPS ELEMENTARY BATTLE OF THE BOOKS COMPETITION

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DRES STUDENT WINS JOHNSTON COUNTY ELEMENTARY SPELLING BEE

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ONCOLOGY CHARGE NURSE NAMED AMBASSADOR OF THE MONTH

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RMS CLAIMS MIDDLE SCHOOL BATTLE OF THE BOOKS COMPETITION

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THE FIRST MONTHS OF WORLD WAR II IN JOHNSTON COUNTY

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We’re sailing into uncharted waters Originally, I wrote a piece about attending Raise the Booty for this space.

I guess the topic of my column is just one of the many things that has been changed because of the coronavirus.

So, because of a number of cancellations and postponements, our magazine is a little smaller than usual this month. In addition, some of the things that are still scheduled as of our press time may end up getting pushed back as well.

It’s a strange time for all of us. Restaurants are take-out only, gas prices are under $2 and still falling and there’s excitement when you find toilet paper at the grocery store.

Viewed in that context, the fact that we had to take a bucket of red ink to our last proof for this issue is not such a big deal.

As I wrote in the previous version of this column:

$18,000 for a Story Walk for the park.

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In total, Raise the Booty raised more than $58,000, which includes almost

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Meadow School tops Elementary Battle of the Books Submitted by Johnston County Public Schools

Meadow School was the firstplace winner of the Johnston County Public Schools Elementary School Battle of the Books Competition recently.

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the Books teams from several JCPS elementary schools participated in the competition held at Johnston Community College on March 3. Each team read a total of 15 books and answered questions to show

their overall knowledge of the novels. The competition encourages a love of reading in students by exposing them to high quality literature in a variety of genres.

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Smithfield-Selma High names new football coach Submitted by Smithfield-Selma High School

Smithfield-Selma High School (SSS) named Deron Donald as its new head football coach recently.

Donald, originally from Fort Lauderdale, Florida, most recently served as the Fayetteville E.E. Smith head coach from 2016-2019. During that time, he took the Golden Bulls to two state playoff appearances and compiled a 16-31 overall record.

Donald has been coaching for 15 years between Cumberland County Schools and Pompano Beach, Florida. He played college football at Fayetteville State University, where he earned both a

bachelors and a masters degree.

He’s married and has four adult children.

He has served as a motivational speaker in the Fayetteville community, is a board member of Life Changing Mentoring and is an elder and board leader at Chosen Remnant Ministries.

“I believe Donald will bring great energy and passion for student athletes, and by all accounts he has a great reputation for building strong relationships with all students,” SSS Principal David Allen said. “Coach Donald stood out as the prominent candidate who can make our communities proud!”

Deron Donald, former head coach at Fayetteville E.E. Smith, was named the next head football coach at Smithfield-Selma recently.

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2020 Visitors Guide encourages Agritourism experiences in Johnston County Submitted by Johnston County Visitors Bureau

SMITHFIELD — The Johnston County Visitors Bureau (JCVB) is pleased to announce the arrival of the 2020 Official Johnston County Visitors Guide. This year’s guide encourages visitors to see “what’s growing in JoCo,” as a way to honor the farming community in the county and the agritourism venues that are hosting visitors and school groups with a variety of events.

“Since 2004, the Visitors Bureau has been engaged with the development of agritourism in the county as a vehicle for farmers to sustain their farm by opening up to visitors.

From the early days of corn mazes at Lazy O Farm to today’s thriving Clayton Farmer’s Market, more and more small farms are offering local produce, products and onfarm experiences,” said Donna Bailey-Taylor, JCVB President/CEO. JCVB prints 50,000 guides each year to promote the county and the guide is entirely sponsored by the 3 percent countywide occupancy tax, which is paid by

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Since 2004, the Visitors Bureau has been engaged with the development of agritourism in the county as a vehicle for farmers to sustain their farm by opening up to visitors.

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visitors to the county staying in area hotels.

The guide provides potential visitors tools to plan a visit with suggested day-trip itineraries, details on area attractions and special travel deals like the Girls Weekend and Sip and Stay packages. Guides are distributed to all N.C. Welcome Centers, RDU International Airport, AAA Offices along the eastern seaboard and along I-40 west. Guides are in visitor centers across North Carolina, as well as, around the county in more than 125 locations such as hotels, attractions, Chambers of Commerce, town halls and retail stores.

There are also digital options for visitors seeking agritourism experiences — the downloadable version of the visitors guide (which can be found on the JCVB website) and the new Visit NC Farms App. There are now more than 90 Johnston County farms, agribusinesses and agritourism events listed on the Visit NC Farms App, an ongoing initiative from the North Carolina Department of Agriculture & Consumer Services. The app is a digital marketing tool aimed at the 10 million residents and over 50 million visitors to the state annually. Johnston County was one of the first counties to sign on to the program and continues to add JoCo participants.

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I think one of the most interesting aspects of owning/ working in a dog store…are the dog people, their dogs and the vast array of experiences and challenges that they share with us daily.

We help dogs and their owners from all walks of life, with varied histories and conditions. From pure-breeds, designer pooches and rescues, to sporty hounds, personal protection dogs and couch potatoes.

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One of the most common ‘items’ we recommend to customers regularly, is actually free (or nearly free), and can benefit every dog no matter their age, breed, health or condition today.

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Just like people, 80% of a dog’s body is made of water.

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But water can help with so much more than simple hydration. Here are some other important reasons you should add more water to your dog’s day.

I think one of the most interesting aspects of owning/ working in a dog store…are the dog people, their dogs and the vast array of experiences and challenges that they share with us daily.

We help dogs and their owners from all walks of life, with varied histories and conditions. From pure-breeds, designer pooches and rescues, to sporty hounds, personal protection dogs and couch potatoes.

(Do we work hard? Yes! Do we have a blast working with dogs all day? What do you think!!??)

One of the most common ‘items’ we recommend to customers regularly, is actually free (or nearly free), and can benefit every dog no matter their age, breed, health or condition today.

That item is water.

Just like people, 80% of a dog’s body is made of water.

Water cleanses, nourishes and hydrates all living creatures on earth.

But water can help with so much more than simple hydration. Here are some other important reasons you should add more water to your dog’s day.

1. For puppies, it’s not a bad idea to add some water to his kibble and let it soak for a bit. Since puppies are usually eager to swallow their meal quickly, they often miss the subtle ‘cues’ that tell them they are filling up. Since kibble expands once introduced to liquid, often puppies feel bloated after eating—and feel even ‘more full’ once the kibble expands in their belly. (think slow feeder) 2. Water helps aid your dog’s digestion. It is estimated that 90%+ of dog owners feed a kibble, or dry dog food.

Kibble, by nature, is void of moisture (about 10%compared to canned food = 80%+). Since dogs rarely chew their food completely, large chunks of kibble are often swallowed. (This is why most dog-food manufacturers have gone to smaller kibble sizes). Your dog’s body sends available moisture to his belly to aid in digestion…so a little extra H20 can really help your best friend at dinner time!

3. For all the fast eaters out there...Water can help slow down your dog’s chow-time! If you’re dog slurps his kibble down like he’s not sure he’ll ever eat again, try adding some warm water to his food bowl. Dogs who chow too

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Oncology charge nurse named Ambassador of the Month Submitted by Johnston Health

SMITHFIELD — Stacey Costanzo, the charge nurse at Johnston Health Hematology Oncology, has been named Ambassador of the Month.

During a recent presentation, interim CEO Tom Williams said Costanzo has a big heart, and offers love and support to all. “She encourages coworkers to grow and finds a way to recognize them every day. She makes people feel seen and appreciated,” he said.

In a nomination for the award, a co-worker wrote of Costanzo’s impact. “I’ve never had the privilege of working with anyone who has a greater level of commitment to the clinic and to those around her,” she said.

opportunity to give back more.

“I love my patients, and they’re so appreciative,” she added. “I love my co-workers, too.”

She and her husband, Ron, live in the Cleveland community near the interchange of I-40 and N.C. 42. They have two grown sons and two granddaughters.

Interim CEO Tom Williams congratulates Stacey Costanzo, charge nurse at Johnston Health Hematology Oncology, on being named Ambassador of the Month. At far left and right are: Tracey Carson, associate vice president of patient care services; Ruth Marler, chief nursing officer; and Crystal Rose, director of oncology.

Costanzo came to the clinic six years ago as an infusion nurse. Prior to moving to Johnston County, she lived in Rochester, N.Y. Her career there included 26 years in the hospital setting, first on

a medical surgical floor and then most recently in an emergency department.

Costanzo said she sought out the job at the clinic in Smithfield because she wanted an

Through the ambassador program, Johnston Health recognizes employees who go above and beyond the call of duty. They deliver quality care, foster teamwork and offer excellent service.

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West Johnston High unveils new ‘Wildcat Café’ experience Submitted by Johnston County Public Schools | Photos by Caitlin Furr

BENSON — West Johnston High School unveiled the school’s new vision for the Wildcat Café to its students and staff earlier this semester.

West Johnston High staff poses for a photo in the photo booth in the Wildcat Café.

Photographed (from left) are Assistant Principal Tamara Barbour, Assistant Principal Chris Lattimer, Boys’ Basketball Coach Chucky Brown and Principal Jennifer Swartz.

The school held a ribbon-cutting ceremony to celebrate the new cafeteria experience, which focuses on reshaping how students and staff view their school cafeteria.

“This is a chance for our students and cafeteria staff to collaborate and form a great, positive culture in the cafeteria,” said West Johnston High Assistant Principal Chris Lattimer. “We want to create an environment where kids don’t just go to the cafeteria to eat. They can go there and have fun with their friends.”

Wildcat Café Committee to coordinate monthly entertainment events, which will include band performances, karaoke, open mic and dance.

West Johnston High student and Wildcat Café Committee member. “The Wildcat Café allows us to come together and be a part of something much larger.”

The school nutrition staff’s goal for the reimagining of the Wildcat Café is for it to be student-led. Students have formed the

“At West Johnston we have a small community where many of us already know one another,” said Victor Garcia,

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Wildcat Café future events will feature dance, band and choir performances. The café will also host open mic lunches.

“I’m super excited about this opportunity,” said Brianna Busigo Pellati. “This gives us the chance to express ourselves in front of our classmates, and it may even bring more of us together at lunch.”

In preparation for the debut, the committee and staff worked to make the Wildcat Café more inviting on a daily basis. The cafeteria is decorated with artwork, and peppy music plays throughout the space. Inspirational quotes provide food for thought on the serving lines, servers invite customers to try samples and occasionally patrons are invited to participate in games for prizes.

“I love what I do. I love to cook, and I love to make it the best it can be. I want our kids to have a place where they can eat, relax and enjoy themselves,” said West

School Nutrition staff poses together at the ribbon cutting of the Wildcat Café. On the front row is School Nutrition Assistant Janaria Stevens. On the second row (from left) are School Nutrition Assistant Tina Williams, School Nutrition Supervisor of Menus and Special Diets Jamie Narron, School Nutrition Manager Michelle Baker, School Nutrition Assistant Pam Smith and School Nutrition Assistant Evelyn Monk.

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The staff hopes to make the café a more attractive and comfortable place for everyone. They are even inviting student feedback for the dietitian, so students may have a voice in steering their future menu options.

“This is a place where students can come build relationships and get to know their neighbor, but, at the same time, they can enjoy a nutritious meal so when they are ready to go back to class they are ready to learn,” said Johnston County Public Schools School Nutrition Supervisor of Menus and Special Diets Jamie Narron.

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Johnston County’s Teacher of the Year to be announced at 26th annual Flame for Learning Award Ceremony Submitted by Triangle East Chamber of Commerce

SMITHFIELD — Johnston County’s Teacher of the Year will be named at the 26th Annual Triangle East Flame for Learning Award Ceremony on April 28 at West Johnston High School. The ceremony will also recognize the 20 teachers who have been named semifinalists for the award. The public is invited this year to attend the award ceremony in support of their teachers.

The Flame for Learning Award is presented by Chickfil-A of Smithfield to reward innovation, creativity and excellence in the classroom.

During the nomination process, teachers in Johnston County were invited to submit a “best idea or practice” used

by that teacher. Two hundred and thirty-one teachers were nominated by fellow employees of the Johnston County Public School system. The winner of the Flame for Learning Award will represent Johnston County in the regional competition.

• Maryam Duran (Archer Lodge Middle)

• John Stull (West Johnston High)

• Mary Horne (Riverwood Elementary)

• Meredith Thompson (Princeton Elementary)

• Nicole Humphrey (West View Elementary)

• Tammy Todd (McGee’s Crossroads Elementary)

The 2020 Flame for Learning semifinalists are:

• Morgan Jones (Micro Elementary)

• Valorie Trombley (Riverwood Elementary)

• Brittany Addison (West View Elementary)

• Lena LeBoeuf (Polenta Elementary)

• Amanda Turner (Clayton Middle)

• Colleen Bonner (West Johnston High)

• Monica Manzer (Clayton High)

• Rickilee (Allen) Williams (West Johnston High)

• Frances Clark (West Johnston High)

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The Riverwood Middle Ravens were the first-place winners of the Johnston County Public Schools Middle School Battle of the Books Competition.

Students on Battle of the Books teams from each of the traditional middle schools in JCPS participated in the

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Each team read a total of 22 books and answered questions to show their overall knowledge of the novels. The competition encourages a love of reading in students by exposing them

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Fourth annual

Raise the Boot

fundraiser nets more than $

By Randy Capps | Photos courtesy of Partnership for Children of Johnston County

SMITHFIELD — It’s not unusual to see the parking lot at the Country Club of Johnston County full on an early March Saturday night. It’s also fairly commonplace to see those people gathered for a fundraiser in support of one of the many worthy causes in the community.

Once inside, however, any notion of the Partnership for Children of Johnston County’s Raise the Booty event being a run-of-the-mill fundraiser vanished quicker than the desserts from the long table on the front wall.

There were auctioneers dressed as pirates, a photo area, complete with hats, eye patches and spy glasses, silent auctions and much more energetic live ones near the end of the festivities.

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Christina Peterson, community engagement and outreach coordinator, said. “It was our highest grossing fundraiser yet. Huge community support and a lot of fun.”

The event raised more than $58,000.

This includes almost $18,000 that will go toward funding Story Walks for the Partnership for Children Park and other parks around the county.

“Our fund the need was extremely powerful,” Peterson said. “We had a lot of support for the Partnership for Children Park, and early literacy is our main focus of that event. All of the money raised from Raise the Booty goes to support literacy efforts in Johnston County.

Because the Partnership isn’t funded for that through Smart Start, so we have to raise funds to do that kind of stuff.”

A presentation by Owen Daughtry, author of “Different But Special,” was a big part of that fundraising success.

“I had goosebumps, and I had some tears,” Peterson said. “To really know that people are that invested in the work that we do daily just really reinforces why we do what we do here — why I love working for the Partnership. We’re making a difference in families’ lives every single day, and to have Owen come and share his experience and his love for literacy with everybody else, and for people, one after another, to start donating so that other kids in the county can have those experiences as well is very heartwarming. It’s humbling, too, at the same time.”

This year’s Raise the Booty was the fourth one, and each has been bigger than the last.

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n $58K for Partnership for Children “It’s becoming more well known, for sure,” Peterson said. “And I think people are starting to understand more about what the partnership does throughout the county.”

One of the organization’s primary goals is to put children in the best possible position to succeed.

“A child’s mind is like a computer or a sponge,” Partnership for Children of Johnston County Executive Director Dwight Morris told Johnston Now in a July 2019 article. “It’s there, ready for input. So, whatever that child gets in the early stage or in the beginning is how it’s going to function. All the software is critical. All the right environments, all the right educational opportunities, critical thinking, learning opportunities — all of those things play into what

kind of computer it’s going to be and how it functions when that child gets to the next stage, to school. Our mission is three-fold: education, health and family.”

As it turns out, it was the work of other partnerships that helped spark the idea for this kind of fundraiser.

“We got really lucky,” she said. “There are some other partnerships throughout the state who were doing this type of auction event with Michael Parker Benefit Auctions, and that’s what they do. Specifically, fundraising for benefit auctions. ... He really helps us a lot with different ideas for the games, having it be themed — it’s not like any auction you’ve ever been to.”

It takes a small army of volunteers and staffers to make an event like this

happen. That includes Dwight Morris, President of the Partnership for Children of Johnston County, cutting quite the swashbuckling figure in his own buccaneer costume.

“Dwight loves to be the pirate,” Peterson said. “He loves to get out there. It’s just not his thing to sit back in the office and not be involved.”

The Partnership for Children of Johnston County’s mission never stops, and the organization is always on the lookout for volunteers for events like Raise the Booty or for work in the Partnership for Children Park. In addition, monetary donations, or donations of used books, are also welcome. To learn more about the 2019 Johnston Now Honors Nonprofit of the Year, visit www. partnershipforchildrenjoco.org.

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Longtime Pine Level Town Clerk retires

By Keith Barnes Johnstonian News

PINE LEVEL — After almost 40 years in Town Hall, Sharon Thompson has retired as town clerk. Her last day on the job was Jan. 31.

Thompson’s fellow employees gathered that day for a luncheon in her honor, and a reception on Feb. 9 drew former town commissioners, town employees, business owners, town clerks from neighboring communities, family members and friends.

Recently, the Pine Level Board of Commissioners paid tribute to Thompson by naming the Town Hall conference room in her honor. A plaque will adorn the door to the conference room.

“While working with Town of Pine Level, Sharon Thompson has contributed numerous initiatives of great importance to the town with professionalism, integrity

and compassion,” Mayor Jeff Holt said.

“We appreciate her service and wish her a healthy and fulfilling retirement.”

Thompson, 66, began as a part-time employee in the town clerk’s office in 1981. She was named deputy clerk in 1983 and town clerk in 1985.

Thompson said she will most miss the people of Pine Level. “We have some really good folks here, and we also have also had our share of characters,” she said.

“I love Pine Level, and I have been blessed to have been able to work here. Like the motto says, it’s the ‘Best Little Town in North Carolina.’”

“I appreciate the friendship and the help of all the fine people I have worked with,” Thompson said. “In a job like this, it’s not a matter of one person but a matter of everyone working together.”

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Sharon Thompson is shown with Mayor Jeff Holt after Holt read a resolution naming the Town Hall conference room in Thompson’s honor.

Thompson said she had no definite plans in retirement, though she might clean out some closets. “I plan to just take everything one day at a time,” she said.

Thompson and her husband, Bobby, have two sons, Jon Thompson and Brad Thompson and five grandchildren.

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Smithfield-Selma advances to 2020 National ProStart Invitational Submitted by Smithfield-Selma High School

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RALEIGH — The North Carolina Restaurant & Lodging Association (NCRLA), the voice of North Carolina’s $23 billion restaurant, foodservice and lodging industry, recently announced that Smithfield-Selma High School and West Rowan High School secured first place finishes in the 2020 North Carolina ProStart Invitational (NCPI) presented

by Golden Corral. NCPI is a high-stakes culinary arts and restaurant management competition organized by the association’s philanthropic arm, the North Carolina Hospitality Education Foundation (NCHEF).

The 2020 NCPI took place Feb. 21, at Johnson & Wales University in Charlotte.

High school students from across North Carolina put their skills to the test in front of industry leaders, family and friends with the hopes to earn more than $730,000 in scholarships — awarded to first, second and third place teams — to top culinary schools across the country. More than 80 ProStart students, made up of 14 teams from across the state, demonstrated their mastery of skills in the fast-paced, high level competition.

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The hospitality industry is thriving in North Carolina, and the demand for talent has never been greater.

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West Rowan High School advance to the prestigious National ProStart Invitational in Washington, D.C., in May. “The hospitality industry is thriving in North Carolina, and the demand for talent has never been greater. We are proud to be a part of the ProStart program that successfully prepares future leaders for fulfilling careers in the hospitality industry,” said Lynn Minges, president and CEO of NCRLA and NCHEF. “These students have demonstrated great skill and poise during the competition. There is no doubt that they will make us proud as they advance to the National ProStart Invitational this May.” The culinary competition highlights each team’s creative abilities through the preparation of a three-course meal in 60 minutes, using only two butane burners, and without access to running water or electricity. The culinary teams are evaluated on taste, skill, teamwork, safety and sanitation.

The management competition requires teams to develop a proposal for a restaurant concept and present it to the panel of industry judges. Students must communicate their entrepreneurial ideas clearly and use their problem-solving skills to solve challenges faced by often faced by restaurant managers.

The ProStart program is utilized in more than 1,700 high schools in 50 states, Guam and on U.S. military bases and reaches nearly 120,000 secondary students annually. Many post-secondary schools in the nation recognize ProStart’s Certificate of Achievement, which is awarded to students who complete both levels of the program and at least 400 hours of work experience, and reward them with scholarships and credits.

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The first months of World War II in Johnston County

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It was January 1942, one month after Johnston County folks found themselves plunged into the Second World War. The news coming out of Hawaii was comforting. Smithfield natives Sgt. W. Garland Stephenson, U.S. Army, and J.D. Lancaster, U.S. Navy, were both reported safe. So too was Navy electrician Willard Zadock Holland of Kenly, who had been declared dead following the Japanese raid on Pearl Harbor.

The news from abroad, however, was mixed. The Soviet Red Army had thwarted the German attempt to take Moscow, but it was hobbled in exploiting its victory by the incompetence of the Russian dictator, Joseph Stalin.

Closer to home, German submarines were wreaking havoc on American shipping

in an effort to cut the United States off from Britain. Meanwhile, Japanese forces were driving British-led troops down the Malay Peninsula, threatening the vital port of Singapore. The Japanese had also landed an army in the U.S.-administered Philippines. Thousands of Americans were now in harm’s way.

This gave the belt-tightening at home a sense of urgency. The Office of Price Administration imposed a rationing regime to ensure that all nonessential resources were available for military use. Johnston County was allotted a total 118 tires for all types of vehicles for the month of January.

Early February saw the rationing of sugar to one pound per person per week while the Victory Garden campaign encouraged farmers to grow more food crops.

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Princeton students, for their part, launched a “Victory Campaign” to collect waste materials, particularly tires to meet the military’s rubber shortage.

The first week of March passed quietly, but that was shattered on March 7 when a munitions truck exploded at the Selma entertainment complex of Catch-Me-Eye. The blast killed seven people, destroyed nearby buildings and made a fireball that could be seen from Raleigh. In the panic of the moment, many believed that the Japanese were attacking.

Across the Pacific, Japan was about to launch real attacks that would bring the war home to Johnston.

The fall of Rangoon, British Burma, to the Imperial Japanese Army caused anxiety for the family of Joseph N. Peedin, who had been stationed there with the “Flying Tigers.” Fortunately, his mother in Smithfield received a cable from him on March 13 assuring her that he had been safely evacuated to Kunming, China.

Maj. Edwin Broadhurst of the U.S. Army Air Force also had to leave his base that same month. The Smithfield airman boarded the last plane to leave the Dutch colony of Java, in modern Indonesia, before Japanese troops conquered the island. Broadhurst landed in Australia without incident, no doubt hoping that this country, America’s chief partner in the Pacific, would not be the next to fall.

Others were not so lucky. The

Navy Department reported on March 16 that Charles William Sullivan of Selma was missing in action. By May 1, word reached Smithfield lawyer J.R. Barbour that his sailor son, Stewart Gordon Barbour, was a prisoner of Japan.

Bad news came on swift wings that spring. April 9 witnessed the surrender of 15,000 American and 60,000 Filipino soldiers on the Bataan Peninsula, most of whom were then forced to endure the Bataan Death March. It was the largest military capitulation in American history, and it was not the only calamity to befall

the Allies.

The loss of Singapore on Feb. 15 resulted in nearly 85,000 British, Australian and Indian troops being led into Japanese captivity. Allied forces had been completely expelled from Burma by the end of May, driving a wedge between India and China.

Simultaneously, in eastern Ukraine, Stalin ordered an ill-advised attack on strong German forces that cost the Russians 280,000 casualties.

There were now scant Soviet forces to block Germany’s drive to the Caucasus Mountains.

These disasters illustrated the need for more men to join the armed forces, a need that Johnstonians were ready to fill. The draft boards of Smithfield and Selma sent 93 men to Fort Bragg on March 30 alone. These unmarried men were joined in April by husbands whose wives were in the workforce. All of Johnston’s people, married and single, male and female, black and white, soldier and civilian, would be needed to turn the tide of war.

Benjamin Sanderford, a resident of Clayton, studied social science at UNC Greensboro. He can be reached at benwsanderford@gmail.com.

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NAMI Support Groups and Classes

The National Alliance on Mental Illness offers free weekly support groups throughout Johnston County for both those who are in recovery with mental illness (NAMI Connection) and for their caregivers, loved ones and friends as well (NAMI Family Support). For more information on the support groups and educational classes of NAMI Johnston County, NC, visit www.namijcnc.net, email namijcnc@gmail.com or call 919980-5277.

Every Monday, 7:30-8 p.m., Tuesday, 10 a.m.-noon, Wednesday, 7:30-8 p.m. and Friday, 11 a.m. to 1 p.m.

Angels on a Mission Food Pantry Lighthouse Christian Fellowship, 9856 Hwy 210, Four Oaks This organization helps feed families in need in Johnston County. It is also in need of volunteers. For more information, contact John Jernigan at 919-320-7387.

Every Monday and Wednesday, 6 p.m.

Smithfield Running Club Join the Smithfield Running Club each week to meet new people, get back in shape, train for races and explore the growing downtown area of Smithfield. For more information, find them on Facebook by searching for Smithfield Running Club or email smithfieldrunningclub@gmail.com.

Every Tuesday, 7 a.m.

Cleveland School Rotary Club Cleveland Draft House, Garner Cleveland School Rotary Club meets weekly and serves the citizens of the 40/42 area of Johnston County and Garner.

Every Tuesday, 6:30 p.m.

Smithfield Kiwanis Club Meeting Golden Corral, Smithfield Come for dinner and learn about this volunteer service club with a focus on actively supporting children’s programs.

Learn about Smithfield and neighboring communities from weekly presenters. Community and social opportunities as well. Looking to grow our club with a diverse membership.

For more information, call Whit at 919-524-6810.

First and third Tuesdays, Noon

Clayton Rotary Mid-day Club Cleveland Draft House, Clayton This small group of service-minded individuals is very dedicated to community betterment in Clayton and Johnston County.

First and third Tuesdays, 6 p.m.

Smithfield Lions Club Golden Corral, Smithfield This group gathers for fellowship and a meal (self-paid), and the meeting begins at 6:30 p.m.

Come learn about the club and how it helps with local community service projects. For more information contact, Karen Brown at 919-934-2555.

First and third Thursdays, 6:45 p.m.

Clayton Civitan Club meeting Clayton Civitan Building, McCullers St., Clayton Join the Clayton Civitan Club for its monthly meetings. Call 919-550-0694 for more information.

First and third Thursdays, 6:30 p.m.

Fellowship Masonic Lodge #84 meeting Fellowship Masonic Lodge #84, S. Brightleaf Blvd., Smithfield Fellowship Masonic Lodge #84 meets the first and third Thursday of each month. Dinner will be served at 6:30 p.m., and visitors are welcome. The lodge will open at 7:30 p.m. For more information, email Grover Dees at gdees1@nc.rr.com.

Second Monday, 6 p.m.

PACT meeting The Church at Clayton Crossings Parents of Adult Children in Transition meets the second Monday of each month at The Church at Clayton Crossings from 6-8 p.m. To learn more about this program which benefits families coping with special needs, contact Jeff Holland at hollandjeff@yahoo.com.

Second Wednesday, 9 a.m.

Veterans Rally Point American Legion Post 132, Pitchi Street, Smithfield All veterans are invited to attend “Veterans Rally Point” on the second Wednesday of each month. This is a place where veterans to meet, socialize and network. For more information, call Robert Boyette at 919-989-5067.

Second Wednesday, 11:30 a.m.

Johnston County Chapter of National Association of Active and Retired Federal Employees Golden Corral, Smithfield Join the Johnston County Chapter of National Association of Active and Retired Federal Employees for their monthly meeting on the second Wednesday of each month at Golden Corral. Stay up to date on the latest educational programs and federal and state legislation affecting current federal employees and retirees.

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Second Wednesday, noon

The Woman’s Club of Clayton meeting 109 Church Street, Clayton The Woman’s Club of Clayton (TWCC) is a nonprofit philanthropic organization made up of professional women who share a common goal: to work together to improve our local community, socially, physically, culturally and educationally. Please consider joining us and help us serve those in need of assistance. TWCC meets at Noon the second Wednesday of each month (except June, July and August).

Second Thursday, 6 p.m.

Johnston County Writers Group Public Library of Johnston County and Smithfield Join a hard-working group of local writers and poets, beginner to advanced, who network, critique each other’s work, listen to guest authors and organize open mics and write-ins around the county. It’s free and open to the public.

For more information, email facilitator Cindy Brookshire at jocowriters@gmail.com.

Second Thursday, 7 p.m.

American Legion Post 71 meeting 1300 Old U.S. 70 W., Clayton All veterans are invited to attend the monthly meeting for socializing, camaraderie and community support. For more information, visit www.amlegionncpost71.org.

Third Monday, 6 p.m.

Kiwanis Club of Clayton, N.C. Cleveland Draft House, U.S. 70 Business The Kiwanis Club of Clayton, N.C., serves the community with emphasis on school youth Kiwanis programs. It advises two local high school KEY (Kiwanis Educating Youth) clubs and one elementary school club and meets each month. For more information, email president Jack Tucker at mrtcpa@ gmail.com or call 805-377-9573.

Third Monday

Vietnam Veterans of America Smithfield American Legion Post 132 The Smithfield Chapter 990 meeting of the Vietnam Veterans of America is every third Monday of the month at 7 p.m.

Third Tuesday

Widowed Persons Fellowship Group Parkside Cafe, Pine Level The Widowed Persons Fellowship Group, Johnston County, cordially invites widowed males and females to join them at their monthly self-pay dinner meeting. There is no charge to join their group. Come and see what they’re all about. Call 919-965-3865 with any questions.

Third Wednesday, 11:45 a.m.

Clayton Women In Business meeting Rainbow Lanes, Clayton Clayton WIN’s core purpose is to support emerging and established women entrepreneurs, leaders and other professionals, empowering them through mentoring, learning, development and professional networking thereby giving back to the community. For more information, visit www.ClaytonWin.com.

Fourth Monday

Disabled American Veterans meeting Smithfield DAV, Buffalo Road Smithfield Chapter 44 of the Disabled American Veterans meets on the fourth Monday of each month at 6:30 p.m.

Every Thursday, 6:45 a.m.

Clayton Rotary Morning Club Rainbow Lanes, Clayton Every Thursday morning, 70 service-minded people, representing all ages, genders and races meet at Rainbow Lanes in Clayton. Breakfast is served at 6:45 a.m. and the hour-long meeting starts sharply at 7 a.m.

Every Thursday, 8-10 a.m.

Plant a Row for the Hungry - Johnston County JCC Arboretum Volunteers plan and take care of vegetable gardens and an orchard year round, and all of the harvest is donated to local soup kitchens and food pantries. No previous gardening experience is required and training is provided. Adults welcome, and anyone under 16 must be accompanied by a parent. For more information, please contact Tiffany at plantarow@yahoo.com.

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Every Thursday, 12 p.m.

Central Johnston County Rotary Club The Central Johnston County Rotary Club meets every Thursday for lunch at the Johnston Medical Mall and serves the Smithfield and Selma areas.

Every Thursday, 6:15 p.m.

Clayton Area Toastmasters meetings JCC Workforce Development Center, Clayton Clayton Area Toastmasters is a public speaking club in affiliation with Toastmasters International. For more, visit claytontm.com.

Every Friday, 9:30 a.m.

Doodleugs SRAC Delight in watching your child (ages 18 months through three years) as together you get messy while creating and experimenting with different materials. Experiment with dough, paint, glue, crayons, watercolors and more. You can sign up for one class at a time or for a four-week session. pre-registration is required by the Wednesday before each class so that accurate supplies are provided. The fee is $5 per class or $19 for four classes for Smithfield residents and $8 per class or $30 for four classes for everyone else.

Every Third Friday, 6-9 p.m.

Free Carriage Rides Downtown Smithfield The Downtown Smithfield Development Corporation hosts free carriage rides, starting on the corner of Third and Market, around the beautiful, historic downtown area each month. Have dinner and drinks at locally owned restaurants, catch a movie at the Howell Theatre and enjoy some small town charm.

Third Thursday, 6:30 p.m.

Democratic Women of Johnston County meeting St. Paul’s Episcopal Church of Smithfield The Democratic Women of Johnston County have a monthly meeting on the third Thursday of the month. For more details, visit www.jcdp.org/dwjc.

Third Thursday, 1:30-3:00 p.m.

Family Caregiver Support Group CSS Office, 1363 W. Market St., Smithfield The Family Care Support Groups offer the opportunity for caregivers to share and receive information. For more information, email irvin@cssjohnston.org.

Third Tuesday, 6:30 p.m.

Clayton Area Parkinson’s Group Holy Cross Lutheran Church, N.C. Hwy. 42 W., Clayton All people with Parkinson’s and their caregivers are invited to learn, socialize and exchange ideas in friendly and casual meetings. To learn more, call Mark or Jane Wilson at 919-359-0633 or 919-631-2628. Or email retiredones@earthlink.net.

Third Thursday, 6 p.m.

Johnston County Republican Women meeting The Johnston County Republican Women meet the third Thursday of each month rotating between Golden Corral in Smithfield and Cleveland Draft House on Shotwell Road in Clayton. Follow them on Facebook at www.facebook. com/groups/jcrwrocks/ or email jcrwrocks@gmail.com for more details.

Last Wednesday, 8:30 a.m.

Selma American Legion Meeting American Legion building, 409 N. Green St., Selma All veterans are invited to attend the monthly meeting of American Legion Post 141 on the fourth Tuesday of each month.

Coffee Club Edward Jones, Hwy 70 Bus. West, Clayton Join a coffee club, hosted by Edward Jones Financial Advisor Brad Palmer, and discuss current events, the economy, and investing in a relaxed and informal setting.

It’s a great way to get to know one another. Coffee and breakfast pastries provided. Call Christine at 919-8798974 or email brad.palmer@edwardjones.com by the Friday prior to RSVP.

Every Fourth Thursday, 6-8 p.m.

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Every Fourth Tuesday, 6:30 p.m.

Family Caregiver Support Group Clayton Center for Active Aging, Dairy Road, Clayton The Family Care Support Groups offer the opportunity for caregivers to share and receive information. For more information, email irvin@cssjohnston.org.

Third Tuesday, 6 p.m.

African American Caucus meeting 1302 West Market Street, Smithfield The Johnston County African-American Caucus meets every third Tuesday of the month at 17 Noble St in Smithfield. At Dr. Gettys Cohen Jr.’s office. For additional information, email dwcsw610@yahoo.com.

First Thursday, 6:30 p.m.

Four Oaks American Legion meeting American Legion Building, Hwy. 301, Four Oaks All veterans are encouraged to attend the monthly meeting of Four Oaks American Legion Post 346 on the first Thursday of each month at 6:30 p.m.

Third Thursday, 6 p.m.

Four Oaks American Legion Ladies Auxiliary meeting American Legion Building, Hwy. 301, Four Oaks All veterans’ wives are encouraged to attend the monthly meeting of Four Oaks American Legion Post 346 on the third Thursday of each month at 6 p.m.

Free carriage rides, Clayton Enjoy free carriage rides in downtown Clayton. Every last Friday, there will be free horse-drawn carriage rides. Come out and explore the downtown Clayton area and go for a nice ride with Southern Charm Carriages. For more details, call 919-946-0924.

Last Friday, 6:30 p.m.

Johnston County Writers Group Open Mic Night Selma Public Library Regulars include cowboy poet T.C. Carter of Four Oaks, humorist Ralph Wagner of Goldsboro, historian Ben Sanderford of Clayton, short story writer Cindy Brookshire of Pine Level and memoirist Pat Hovorka of Selma. New performers are encouraged to learn the skill of speaking at open mics while delighting in the mastery of the pros.

Third Saturday, 1 p.m.

Refreshing Springs Outreach Ministries Fairfield Inn and Suites, Smithfield Come out to worship and fellowship with a growing ministry at Fairfield Inn & Suites-Marriott. For questions, email Rev. Pam Ballard at pballard@refreshingspringsrc. com or call 919-585-7497.

Last Saturday, 1 p.m.

Crafter’s Day James Bryan Creech Public Library, Four Oaks Bring your latest arts and crafts items to share and work with other like-minded people. Learn new techniques and find out how others do things. Have a little coffee while you’re at it.

Saturday, April 4, 9 a.m.

Johnston Health Champions 5K and 10K Participants will still enjoy a spring morning, but at a location of their choice — a track, park, neighborhood street or even a treadmill — in this virtual event.

Participants are also encouraged to share their experience on Facebook by tagging the Johnston Health Foundation and using #WeAreChampions. To learn more, visit www. johnstonhealth.org/RaceSeries.

Saturday, April 4, 10 a.m.

Pictures with Easter Bunny Clayton General Store, Smithfield Vendors and food trucks will be on site all day for this event, as well as a photographer to take pictures of the children with the Easter Bunny.

Saturday, April 4, 10 a.m.

Signs of Wildlife Howell Woods Environmental Learning Center, Four Oaks A discussion on identifying animals followed by a walk along the Leopold Loop Trail. Children must be accompanied by an adult, pre-registration required.

Saturday, April 4, 10:30 a.m.

Democratic Women of NC – Region 8 Annual Meeting 1302 W. Market St., Smithfield The Democratic Women of Johnston County will be hosting the annual meeting of Region 8 – Democratic Women of NC. Edgecombe, Greene, Harnett, Johnston, Lenoir, Nash, Pitt, Wayne and Wilson counties are all in Region 8.

Saturday, April 4, 11 a.m.

Knitting or Oh, No! Not Another Scarf!

Atmosphere Community Arts Center, Clayton In this class you will learn all there is to knitting. Extra supplies will be on hand, but plan to grab what you need ahead of class so you can take projects home with you to continue knitting.

Saturday, April 4, 5:30 p.m.

Kids’ Night SRAC When SRAC closes, the fun begins! Drop your kids (ages 5-12) off in a safe, supervised environment that is kid friendly and parent free. Swimming, gym time, snack and other organized activities are offered throughout the night.

Please contact the center to find out the activities for each night. Register online at www.smithfieldparks.recdesk. com/Community/Home. Check website for fees.

Sunday, April 5, 3 p.m.

Autism Society Johnston County Chapter Bowling Social Group Rainbow Lanes, Clayton Join the Johnston County Chapter of the Autism Society for some bowling on the first Sunday of each month.

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Friday, April 10, 9:30 a.m.

Fragrance Masterclass with Perfume Creation Purna Yoga East, Clayton Perfumer Laurie Sanderson is hosting a masterclass about creating new fragrances for body care products. Novices and experts are welcome. Registration is required and limited to 20 persons.

Saturday, April 11, 10 a.m.

Spring Flowers Howell Woods Environmental Learning Center, Four Oaks A discussion on the use of flowers and how to identify them. Children must be accompanied by an adult, preregistration required.

Saturday, April 11, 10 a.m.

Capturing Our Past Painting Class Tobacco Farm Life Museum, Kenly Learn step by step how to paint your very own painting to take home. The cost covers all your materials as well as lunch from Nik’s Pizza.

Saturday, April 11, 11 a.m.

Picnic with the Easter Bunny Vick Park, Selma Bring your own picnic to Vick Park in Uptown Selma on Saturday, April 11. The Easter bunny will hop on in, starting at 11 a.m., and share a bite. You will be able to take photos with the bunny as well. This is a free event sponsored by the Selma Parks and Recreation Department. Call 919975-1411 for more information.

Saturday, April 11, 6 p.m.

Johnston County Hoedown 2020 Deep River Brewing Company, Clayton Check out a concert featuring Dylan Walshe, Pat Reedy & the Longtime Goners and Sean K. Preston & the Loaded Pistols.

April 13-17, 8:30 a.m.

Spring Break Day Camp SRAC The SRAC is the place to be for Spring Break for kids ages 5-12. During this week of camp they will be playing outside, swimming, doing arts and crafts and participating in activities that keep your child engaged and active.

Children will need to bring a lunch, two snacks and their swim gear every day. Register online at: www. smithfieldparks.recdesk.com/Community/Home. The fee is $100 for Smithfield residents and $140 for everyone else.

April 13-15, 9 a.m.

Spring Break Soccer Camp Smithfield Community Park Looking for something for the kids to do during Spring Break? Pablo Jiminez, Smithfield Middle School soccer coach, will be leading a Spring Break Soccer Camp. Camp will be held at Smithfield Community Park Soccer Fields.

The camp fee is $30.

April 13-17, 9 a.m.

Spring Break Clay Week SRAC The SRAC is offering a special clay camp for spring breakers, ages 9-15, interested in learning to work with clay. Take a spin on the potters wheel, learn how to work with slabs and get creative! The fee is $85 for Smithfield residents and $110 for everyone else. You’ll also need a $20, 25-pound bag of clay that’s required for everyone.

Saturday, April 18, 8 p.m.

Don Friesen & Brad Upton The Clayton Center It’s a stand-up comedy performance that’s fun for the whole family! If you missed Don Friesen’s hilarious Showtime one-hour special, “Ask Your Mom,” you can catch him live at The Clayton Center.

Tuesday, April 21, 6 p.m.

Brilliant Butterflies Kenly Public Library Program presented by Howell Woods Environmental Learning Center on the unique life cycle and adaptations of butterflies. Anyone with a love for butterflies is welcome!

Tuesday, April 21, 6:30 p.m.

Saturday, April 25, 11 a.m.

PopUp Market at Double Barley Double Barley Brewing, Smithfield Artisan market with skilled crafters who make and create material objects entirely by hand. Redneck BBQ Food Truck will be on site.

Saturday, April 25, 2 p.m.

Social Group for Teens and Young Adults with Autism Christ Community Methodist Church, Clayton Volunteers, many of whom speak both English and Spanish, have received training through the Autism Society of North Carolina and are ready to provide a safe place for teens and young adults with autism (16-24) to have fun and make friends. Parents and caregivers should reach out to Persida Ramos by calling 919-902-6733 or emailing persida_ ramos@yahoo.com with questions and to sign up. Meetings will include snacks, activities, games and even special events and outings. Parents and caregivers can either drop off their dependents or relax at a lounge onsite.

Saturday, April 25, 4-8 p.m.

Fish and Shrimp fundraiser 2920 Harper House Road, Four Oaks Ebenezer United Methodist Church in the Bentonville Community will be hosting a fundraising Fish and Shrimp Supper at Rudy’s County Get Away at 2920 Harper House Road in Four Oaks. Plates are $12 and dine in is “all you can eat” fish, shrimp or a combination. Eat in plates for children 12 and under are $6, and all takeout plates are $12. The “country store” at the supper will feature homemade cakes, pies, candy, cookies and other goodies.

The public is invited to attend. For more details, contact Gene or Mary Kay Cox at 919-934-7195.

Clayton Youth Theatre Workshop: Audition Prep: Choreo Edition The Clayton Center Get a sneak peek at the choreographic vocabulary that will be featured in CYT’s summer musical. Registration required.

Saturday, April 25, 7 p.m.

Saturday, April 25, 10 a.m.

Neil Diamond Tribute with Steve Kelly The Rudy Theatre, Selma Concert starring Steve Kelly and the music of Neil Diamond.

Spring Vendor Event Clayton General Store, Clayton Tons of vendors and shopping as well as food trucks on site all day.

Saturday, April 25, 11 a.m.

Beach Fest at the Farm The Farm at 95, Selma Beach music concert featuring Band of Oz, Chairmen of the Board, The Embers and Jim Quick & Coastline.

Murder Mystery Party and Silent Auction Becky’s Log Cabin Motel, Smithfield Guests will enjoy a “whodunit” style murder mystery.

Proceeds from this event benefit Bailey’s Humane Rescue.

Sunday, April 26, 3 p.m.

Tuesday, April 28, 6 p.m.

Sign Making Class Morgan’s on Main, Benson Grab a friend and join this fun class where you will create a personalized sign 12 inches long by 7.5 inches tall. Once you register for this class please call the shop to discuss the details of your sign. Cutoff date is April 23 at 5 p.m.

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