Duplin's Helen Benton Golfer of the Week: Helen Bern on
of Warsaw has been selected "golfer of the week" by the
19th hole. Helen, one of Duplin's outstanding lady golfers,
has been one of the leaders in the club for many years. He
len helped organise the Ladles Golf League and also many
other club functions. Congratulations!
MM
Pro Gene Briggs reminds
member* of the Scramble Golf
Tournament scheduled at Rock
fish CC next Sunday. April29th.
All members planning to play
(men or women) are asked to
sign up in the Pro Shop now.
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Southern Wayne Country Club
will stage their Fifth Annual
Invitational Golf Tournament th
is coming weekend. Saturday
and Sunday. April 28-29. All
area golfers planning to enter
must get application in as fie
ld will be cut with first 180
entries. All golfers may play
practice round anytime this we
ek. ^ .
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Rockfish's Pete "Rabbit" W
ells aced the number five par
three 200 yard hole using *
three-iron last week playing
with Toots Carlton. Harold W
Uson. and Bpb Cranford. Con
gratulations to a reft student
J .V.
\m uic gome
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Ramblewood's Joel Harris w
on fifth place in the Falling
Creek Invitational in Kinston
last weekend with 73-76-W9.
Len Weston had an 85-85-170
in the fourth flight, Richard
Weston had an 82-80-182 good
enough for fifth place in the
third flight, Marshall Miller
won third place in the fourth
flight with a two day 165. Ot
her Ramblewood members pl
aying were Bill Turner, Ron
Johnson, and Cecil Rhodes.
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Rockfish Pro Gene Briggs
won second place in the La
dies Golf Pre-Am at Be venue
in Rocky Mount last week. The
team of Briggs, Linda Briggs,
and Betty Matthews won first
place in the same tournament.
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Duplin's Fisher "F" Carlton |
recorded his first eagle last i
week on number eight playing j
with cousin Neal Mitchell, Carl
Price, and George Best, in fact
Carlton went five under for the
next seven holes..then he came
beck to his normal game.
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Ramblewood Club Manager
George Wellans reports mat
fifty-five members had quali
fied for the club championship
that gets underway next week.
Well cms urges other members
that they could qualify, if they
like, this week.
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Southern Wayne Pro Charlie
Finwall reports a sure field be
fore the deadline. "You know ws
had to turn away at least 20 to
25 last year and over two hun
dred were allowed to play,"
Finwall stated. "We will defi
nitely cut the field at 180 tills
year". Finwall declared.
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Those in the "Eagles Nest"
this week include Ramblewood's
Richard Weston, along with Ken
neth Brown, and Gerald Kennedy;
Duplin's Fisher Carlton, andc
ousln Neal Mitchell.
Rockfish's May belle Whit aker
reports the Sandtrapper3 wil.
play at Southern Wayne on Tues
day. then to New Bern CC on
Wednesday for a practice round
Ramhtewood's flashy young
Richard Westoe ? r (T?
st the club white Donald TVc 1
?on was recording another
Gene MUlette had a 75,
Joel Harris a 78 and Len W
eston a 78.
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A superball tournament will
be held st Duplin CC Sunday,
May 6. All members are urged
to come out and play rhe ana
will be at 10 o'clock. Ladies,
I clean up your clubs and come
out for an afternoon of fun.
Mm for j jf golf
Application! haw bm ou>
Oed or can be picked up at
the pr< shop for the annual
Invitational Tournament to bf
held at DOC May 19 and 30.
I jur.iair.ent hairmun GaOB T*
hompaon said "we are expect
ing the biggest and best torn
names ever." Plana are being
made to make video tapes to
be shown at ths dance Saturday
night. Entry fee for the tour
ney is 130.
....
Fore
| TUb^IS 1
Hie KENAN KRIER came to
JK Friday and the students who
bought them agree it was one
of the best yet. Thanks to the
Journalism students!
Some JK students found the
sun behind the clouds Easter
Saturday and Sunday. Just keep
the Solarcatne ana Mediquick
handy people.
Lake Artesia attracted and
provided entertainment for ma
ny JK scholars. Gene Barber
and the Cavaliers provided the
music. Most said they were
GREAT!
The Tigers put up a hard
battle and lost to East Duplin
>1 Thursday afternoon. It was
neck-In-neck the whole way bur
the Panthers (by some luck)
pulled ahead and won.
Rumor has it that many JK
students have now formed a
Walt Disney Fan Club
Congratulations to Susan C
raft and Goldie Smith for be
ing named State 4-H Record
book winners. Next stop??
Chicago!
Some former JK students ha
ve proved to be outstanding at
their prospective colleges. Con
gratulations to S-jsan Craft for
being elected President of the
Sophomore Class at Peace Col
leee Also concratulatlonstoD* ?*
President of the Junior Class
at Campbell College.
The Fiddlers' convention at
tracted a few JK students over
the Easter weekend.
Mrs. Williams, have fun in
Hawaii, and please do not get
sunburned.
Men's
Softball
Schedule
? 'it''
Duplin County Men's Softball
League to be played at Potters
Hill. Schedule for first half of
Season:
Tues.-April 94th:
7 p.m. Potters Hill vs Reeves
8 p.m. Natl Warsaw vs NatT
Beulaville
9 p.m. Beulaville vs Rose Hill
Thurs. -April 26th
7 p.m Nat'l Warsaw vs Corr.
Center
8 pm. Raiders vs Chinquapin
9 p.m. Rose Hill vs Fountain
Fri.-April 27th
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9 p.n. RcMM HOI 'f CWm^wjjpi
8^ Nat'l'WSnaw vs Roee
9 pm. Shall vs Chinquapin
Thurs.-May 3rd
7 p.m Raiders vs Fountain
8 p.m Shell vs Guilford Nat'l
9 p.m. Nat'l Baulaville va R?
Frl-May 4th
10 p.m. Potters HUl vs JSI
8 p.m Corr. Center vs J?
9 p.m. Potters Hll vs Wallace
7 p.m. Corr. Center vs Wallaee
Mon. May-Tth
r p.m. Shell vs Fountain
9 p.m. Raiders vs Reeves
8 p.m Natl BaulavUle vs Co
rr Canter ?
Tues-May 8th
7 p.m. Guilford vs Nat'l Warsaw
8 p.m. Reeves va Rose Hill
9 p.m. Potters Hill vs Baula
vUle
Thurs.-May 10th
7 p.m. Natl Warsaw vs Raiders
9 p.m. Nat'l BaulavUle vs Gull
ford
8 p.m. Shell vs Corr. Center
Frl-May 11th
7 p.m. Rose HUl vs JSI ,
8 p.m. Wallace vs JSI
9 p.m. Chinquapin vs Wallace
19 p.m. Baulaville vs Chinqua
Mon-May Mth
7 p.m. Corr. Center vs Rose
HUl
8 p.m. SheU vs Natl Warsaw
9 p m. Chinquapin vs Natl B
eulaville
Tues-May 18th
7 p.m. Reeves vs SheU
8 p.m. Guilford vs Fountain
9 p.m. Nat'l Warsaw vs Bau
lavUle
Than. May 17th
7 p.m Potters HUl vs Fountain
8 p.m. Reeves vs Corr. Center
9 p.m. Baulaville vs Guilford
Frl. May 18th
7 p.m Raiders vs JSI
8 p.m. Rose HUl vs Wallace
9 p.m Walace vs Raiders
10 p.m BeulavUle vs JSI ?
Mon. May 21st
7 p.m Rose HUl vs SheU
8 p>.m. Nat'l BeulavUle vs Pot
ten HeU
ters HUl
9 p.m. Fountain vs Chinquapin
Tues May 22nd
7 p.m. Potters Hill vs Nat'l
Warsaw
8 p.m. Raiders vs Rose HUl
Tues-May 29th
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9 pjn. Guilford vs Cnbwuapta
Thurs. May 31st
t p.m Guilford vs Raiders
8 p.m Nat'l Beulavllle vs Rose
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9 p.m Reeves vs Beulavllle
Frl June 1st ^
7 p.m Reeves vs Wallace
9 p.m. Nat'l Warsaw vs JSI
8 p.m. Corr Center vs Chin
quapin
10 p.m. Fountain vs Wallace
Monday June 4th
7 p.tn Nat'l Warsaw vs Foun
tain
8 pjn. Nat'l Beulavllle vs Wei
lade
9 p.m. Shell vs Beulavllle
TUes June 5th
7 p.m. Guilford vs Rose Hill
8 p.m. Potters Hill vs Rai
ders JY:.
9 p.m. Natl Warsaw vs Ree
ves :';V.
Thurs. June 7th
7 p.m. Reeves vs Fountain
8 p.m Nat'l Warsaw vs Chin
quapin
9 p.m Potters HUI vs Guilford
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Frl June 8th
7 p.m. JSI vs Chinquapin f
9 p.m. Beulaville vs Wallace
8 p.m. Corr. Center vs Foun
tain
10 p.m. Nat'l Beulaville vs JSI
Mon June 11th
7 pm. Nat'l Beulaville vs Rai
ders
*8 p.m. Guilford vs Corr. Cen
ter
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