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Member-Guest Golf Tournament scheduled* RamMewood
Country Oub Saturday aad Sunday. May 27 ?. . . That'# this
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event will include a BBQ and social Friday night .and a
pig-picking and dance Saturday night fottewtng the first round.
Also, a practice round this week to go with 36 hok?. of
li. tournament golf. Pro Jim Finch urges members to geftheir
guests and sign up now. The hvort should be one of the
[outstanding golf tournaments in the area this year. Take it from
joie LB., tike course is in excellent condition. All this for just S30
[per tdnm. Flnc|? also reports a Ladies Putting Contest on Sunday.
? The pcfcl will open for all on Saturday also. So what a weekend ?
? for jnst everyone in the family.
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Duplin's Pro Ken Anderson
reported the following boys
|?ave already signed up to play
in the Junior Boys Golf Tour
nament set for this coining
Saturday. May* 27: David
Herring. Daryl Fry. Mark
Rector, Jimmy West, Brian
jEHenberg, Dickie Pry. Mitchell
Quins, Ike tiddick. Steve
Taylor, Jeff HoHom, Michael
Qoinn and Mark Ellen berg. The
bqya will be placed in flights
according to age, ranging from
10-11. 12-13. 14-15, and lb-high
fchool. Entry fee of $3 includes
a hamburger c&okout after the
tournament. ?' ?
(tow net)., .Sonny 4ml limit
Kitchen with ee even par 72
and the tow gross teem of Betty
and Jin. Sux ker. (Betty got two
putts out of Jim tor a low gross
?core of 80 to win ever 20 other
teams.) Other wieners were
A.M Benton Dot Wehab,
second tow grata 01. followed by
Job Wehab-Helen Benton with
eh 82. and Harold Matthis
Linda Anderson with an 83.
Bight behind the team of
Bite hen-Kitchen were Dan and
Julie Hohom with a 73; and two
teams tied with 74't (Allen
Draughon-Marie Riddick and
Frank and Sarah Huffman). Doc
and Faye Price had ? 77.
Tournament Chairman Robert
Lee announces the 14th Annual
Invitational at Duplin Saturday
and Sunday, June 17-18. All
golfers are invited to play in tlie
big yearly event at DCC- For
Applications or other informa
tion. contact DCC at 2964)919
soon. Golf Pro Ken Anderson
indicates the course will be in
top condition. Sign up now
Lakewood Pro Doug Smith
reports Junior Boys Club
Championship is set for May
27th and June 3rd at his club.
Boys are urged to go by the Pro
Shop and get additional infor
mation
The 19th Home has been
informed of a duel-of-the-links
that may be in the offing the
latter part of May should Mark .
Vinson and Dean Teechey con
tinue to improve their pitch. The
key lies in Doc Brinson, so I've
been told.
Pro Jim Finch reports about
25 teams have already signed up
to play in the annual Member
Guest Golf Tournament set for
his club this coming weekend.
May 27-28. Such comboes as
Butch Budd and Farmville's
ace. Nelson Tugwetl. will tee it,
up along with Lynn Weston, of
the famous Weston boys- *"d
Kenansville's Fred Brown.
Mike Hatch and Danny Carra
way will be another standout
team, to only mention a few
players in the spectacular at
Ramblewood CC.
Coharie -Pro. Ed -Srooot
Sunday afternoon. May 28th.
Several golf tournaments
scheduled in this area during
the month of June include
Ramblewood's Scotch Foursome
on June 10-11, Duplin's big
Annual Invitational set for June
17-18. and Ramblewood's
Annual Invitational on June
24-25. Rockfish of Wallace has a
Scramble set for June 25. and
Lakewood's Club Championship
is on June 10-11.
Fore. , '
Dipfln luior GoUm prepare la* Taanuunenti Above, young t
hopefuls at Duplin County Club began sharpening up their game
lilt week omttina reidv for the Junior Boys Golf Tournament to
be held Saturday, May 27th. Left to right, Brian Ellen berg, Joel
Coleman. Jimmy West and Datyi Fry pause for a shot during
play last Sunday. Other young boys who plan to play signed up
this week.
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Stackers Win Soldi Tvmmm at DCC - Above. Betty and Jim
Stocker smile a sight of relief after the hot summer-like sun
bakes down on them and 20 other teams in the Scotch Twosome.
Betty and Jim won the tournament with a low gross 80. one
stroke better than the team of A M. Benton and Dot Wahab.
Congratulations to two real line Winners.
RECEIVES DEGREE FROM
CHOWAN
Robert Edward Kenan of
Route 1, Chinquapin, received
the Associate of Science degree
from Chowan College in Mur
freesboro, during graduation
exercises May 14.
GRADUATES FROM
ST. MARY'S COLLEGE
Elizabeth Hager Spicer,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Williams Spicer, Jr. of Kenans
ville. received the Associate in
Arts degree recently from St.
Mary's College in Raleigh.
No Hit
Sherman Futch. alow pitch
Softball trick pitcher for Ben
netts Softball Gub of Warsaw,
pitched a "No Hitter" against
Imperial Finance of Mount Olive
during the Faison Trounament
held recently. An error on the
shortstop enabled one Imperial
player to reach base.
CARD OFTHANKS
The family of Mrs. Hattie B.
Heath wishes to express their
appreciation for all the kindness
shown them by the doctors,
nurses, and staff of Duplin
General Hospital, the churches
of the community, and their
friends and neighbors during
the loss of their loved one.
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Greetings from the Warsaw
you haven't heard, we are no*
having classes for Pee Wee
(Minor League) baseball. TMs is
for children ages 6 to 8. We
have just started classes, so it's
not too late for your child to join
us. However, the deadline has
been set for May 31. We nwet
every Monday. Wednesday and
Thursday at 5:30 at the Warsaw
^'Recreation Center.
We arc also sponsoring a 9 to
R 12 year old girls' Softball class
< on Wednesday and Friday at 4
p.m. This class has also just
begun, so bring your girls on out
i to learn the game of softball. It's
8 beginning May 31*. Come oo I
oat and watch the ladici play. I
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BlaeJ's.
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May 30th for
County . .; |
Commissioner
Duplin County,
District 2
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indedness , Impartial Decisions I
1 and concern for all the people. I
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// This coming NovtmQr, 4 years ago. 1 was elected to serve as your County Commissioner from // /
Ml District III. During this time, HwVTMniIsayTJi jgi il to represent you in a mama' that you deserve as 11 m
Ml a tax paying dtisen. *?? I I
// 1.4 years ago this county had received (160,000 in CCTAsNR^iKCflanLHehcusive Employment and // /
Ml Trailing Act) - this year Duplin County has already received almost (fNgjOMr. II I
II 2.4 years ago Duplin County was receiving no money in Special grants from the State or Federal // /
I Gmermnem. TMo Oncol ymr alone Duplin County ha* received over fm,CM to coootmct ana* jett ~ ' K /
Ml that was maodated by the State and (600.000 to construct an additional floor on the Courthouse Annex ** >r -,' IK I
II and hanowMe the o|d eourftouse.lt has also received a (296,000 Community Block Grant This did not II I
f/' cost UM tax payees of Duplin County any additional tax. It was obtained by hard work on the part of II f
a II your present Commissioner. /# I
II 3. Four years ago Duplin County was receiving $3,000 a year for mosquito control work, it is now in a // /
/If propaigi that inspected to reach almost every family in Duplin County and especially in District ID I I
where it is needed so badly. /# 1
II 4 FouV years ago the Limestone - Muddy Creek Watershed Project lay almost dormant. Today, it is // /
very much alive with the final public-meeting tentatively set for sometime in June and later ap- K I
plication for funding this Congressional year. M 1
5.1 have worked closely widi our iState and Federal Representative to achieve mutual goals and /# /
1/ accomplishments for DupHn County in the areas of a) La w Enforcement, b) Fire and Rescue Service, IK /
II c) Hospital, d) MenUl Health, e) County Department of Health, f) Social Service and our Duplin 1 I
County Schools and Technical Institute /I f
II ?. Re-evaluation of property in all the Counties of North Carolina is mandatod by state law and occur // /
F/ every eight years. This of course is the year Duplin County is being re-valued. North Carolina State IK I
law says that all propety will be valued at 100 percent. The Ddpiin County Commissioners will II
compensate by setting the tax rate lower when the total county valuation is known No one advocates K 1
higher or more taxes and certainly not I. /I f
During the next four years many decisions will be made that will be very crudal to your future and // /
Duplin County. 1 know thet the experience I have had on the Board of Commissioners will be valuable K j
in making these decisions. I 1
These are a few of the things that I have worked hard for-tor you the people of Duplin County. During //
the past four years I have voted for what was morally and ethically right-knowing toll well at times /? I
that it was not politically popular.-I promise you that the next four years I will always vote using that /# I
same guide. /# I
^ I stand on my record of supporting a progressive Duplin County dedicated to providing the services // #
1/ fl needed for its citizens while at the same time keeping our taxes as low as possible I I
II 1 look to the future with the people of Duplin County, with courage and commitment to help bring // I
1/1 ? about these things that wifl provide for its citizens that they so richly deserve. /? I
/-II I ask you the voters of District III to join with me in this effort. I know it will be no easy task - The //
? Seas are Great and our Boat is Small-But Together, With the help of God-We can have a Better Life K I
V for All of the Citizens ofDuplin County. K I
? ii- Thank You for Your Vote on Tuesday, May 30th. II I
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Arliss M. Albertson I J
1 ? Dedicated ? Honest ? Democrat
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