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PRO. I. B. DUFFER
Duplin Pro Rick Green
reports Buster Johnson suc
cessfully defended his crown
this past weekend by
winning the club champion
ship for a record sixth time.
The handsome young brown
bomber fired rounds of
77-67-144 to step out from a
field of 44 players to win the
1982 championship, five
strokes better than Lloyd
Parker, with rounds of 77-72
149. No other player in
Duplin County history has ,
ever won six club champion
ships at their club and we
want to express appreciation
! to Buster. Congratulations to
a fine young man. Pro Green
also reports other winners
including first aud second
place and two-day scores.
Championship Flight
Buster Johnson 77-67-144
Lloyd Parker 77-72-149
First Flight
Pat Mathis 83-78-161
Joe Costin 85-79-164
Second Flight
A.M. Benton 87-79-166
Gerald Quinn 86-81-167
Third Flight
Jack Hill 91-85-176
Colin Quinn 91-86-177
Fourth Flight
John McGuire 97-93-190
John Barrow 94-97-191
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*****
DCC president Lloyd
Parker reminds Duplin
members of the annual
membership meeting at the
club Saturday, Nov. 7. Mem
bers and invited guests are
invited to play in the Super
ball starting at one o'clock
with entry fee of S4. Parker
urges all members to plan to
attend the membership
meeting after the tourna
ment. See you on the 7th.
*****
Rockfish Pro Jim Finch
announces the club cham
pionship winners at his club
including men and women
divisions.
Women
Championship flight - 1.
Luba Garris. 2. Betty Mat
thews
First Flight - 1. Gwenn
Gideons, 2. Hazel Blanchard
Men
Championship Flight - I.
Bobby Matthews 2. Buddy
Pope
First Flight - 1. Pete
McBride, 2. Wesley Scronce
Lakewood Pro Doug Smith
announces a Fun Day Satur
day, Nov. 13 at his club.
Smith says, "We will have a
real fun day with golf - no
tournament format -- for
members and guests, a pig
picking and refreshments.
The fee for members will be
$10 and $12 for guests, which
includes carts and the fun all
day. Smith also reports a fall
sale at his shop on all
merchandise.
*****
Fore.
LI B CHAVi Pro Rick ureen reports t
julu. >ui> >oMi?iuni uc Tended liis crown tins pasi
weekend, winning the club championship for a record sicth
time. Pictured >! e, ; ;ft to rig . Lloyd Parker, r ,m up
n> iiusu'i, wuii ? 7-72. Pro Green and Club Champ Buster
Johnson.
Now Is A Great Time
To Be Soil Testing
By Richard C. Forbess
Duplin County AES
Farmers, home gardeners
and groundkeepers probably
think that agricultural exten
sion and university personnel
sound somewhat like a
stuck record when we get
wound up on the topic of soil
testing. No doubt you are
probably right, but, until we
reach our goal of convincing
the public about the absolute
necessity of this reasonably <
quick and simple procedure, '
we're liable to keep right on
with no end in sight.
Why soil test? One pur- '
pose of soil testing is to
determine the soil pH which
will tell you to either add or
not add lime. Most soils in
this area could, in general,
use a little lime, but that can
never be taken for granted.
Only a soil test will tell if a
soil needs liming and if it
does, how much to apply. In
addition, certain fields or
areas on your farm, lawn,
pasture or garden may des
perately need lime while
other adjacent areas may not
need any for the next 2-3
years or so.
We all know the other
reason for soil testing; to
determine the availability of
soil nutrients. This informa
tion is used in turn to make
fertilizer recommendations.
Those recommendations are
carefully written out by
qualified personnel at the
NCSU soil testing laboratory
and should be followed
closely for optimum effec
tiveness.
What is the best way to get
a precise soil test? The
sample should accurately
represent the field, pasture,
garden, lawn. etc. sampled
so that the soil testing lab
can obfain reliable soil test
results. These results are in
turn Ithe key to accurate
fertilizer and limestone
recommendations.
When is the best time to
soil test? The best time for
most spring planted crops is
the previous fall. Also, with
early fall sampling you can
even get results back in time
to develop fall crop ferti
lization clans which is espe
cially critical in the case of
double cropping since ferti
lizer and limestone will be
applied in the fall.
Don't put off until spring
(or late winter) what you
could be doing this fall. Plan
now to collect your samples
immediately after the fall
harvest is complete. Soil
sampling at this time gives a
more accurate representation
of the actual nutrient status
of soils during the growing
season.
Now, before everyone
rushes out and starts samp
ling your fields, may we
recommend taking an addi
tional sample for nematodes.
They cost $100 per sample
(the soil samples are free)
and it will be the best $1 you
ever removed from the mat
ress. However, nematode
samples should be brought in
before Nov. 25 for the most
accurate results. Several
earlybirds have already been
bringing their samples in but
we would certainly like to see
more. If anyone has any
question regarding proper
soil and nematode sampling,
don't hesitate to call any of
the agricultural extension
agents at the Duplin County
Agricultural Extension
Service at 296-1996. Soil and
nematode boxes and infor
mation sheets are also on
hand at the office. Don't
guess ? soil test!
Fomily Car*
Horn* Op?ns
In Warsaw
James R. and Stella B.
Mercer, with teenage
daughters, Roberta and Lo
retta, have opened a family
care home in Warsaw to
provide care for five elderly
persons.
James Mercer is from
Duplin County near Cabin.
Stella is from West Virginia.
They lived in Mount Olive for
nine years prior to moving to<
Warsaw in June, 1981.
Their family care home,
known as the Oscar Best
house, passed all health,
fire, county and state inspec
tions to be a licensed family
care home, called the "Old
Home Place." The house has
a large front porch, lots of
room inside, an acre lot with V
large shade trees and garden
space.
The Mercers hope to pro
vide a family atmosphere and
meaningful activities for the
elderly. Their doors are open
to anyone wishing to check
their facilities at 404 E.
College Street.
WEDNESDAY NIGHT AT t
THE MOVIES
Duplin County library
Bring the entire family to
the Duplin County Library
for a night of fun and
entertainment. The Novem
ber movie will be "No Time
For Sergeants," an award- 1
winning black and white
motion picture starring Andy a
Gri*^ h and Don Knotts. ?
The movie will be shown,
Wednesday, Nov. 10 at 7
p.m. in the children's area of
the library. Admission is
free! For more information
call 296-1333.
(igWBeulaville Gift
Children Shop
^ . 1 Phone 298-3777
f20th Sale
1 Anniversary
e 20% off
Girls Boys , _
Skirts T\ a/
Jefns Suits
Dresses Warm Up SuitsJ^'
Coats Shirts
Blouses Jeans
Tops Dress Pants
Blazers Jackets ?
Warm Up Suits Blazers M \\
Open All Day Thursday's q
Lay-A-Way Now For Christmas
WEST DUPLIN CHRISTIAN ACADEMY COUNTRY
STORE BARBECUE AND AUCTION - pictured above
arc faculty, parents and friends who have been workine on
many nice items fro the Country Store. The quilt shown
will be one of many items at the auction to take place at 5
p.m. Nov. 5. Barbecue with all the trimmings will be
served from 11 a.m. until 2 p.m. and supper from 4 p.m.
until. The Country Store will be filled with all kinds of
baked goods, canned foods, hanging baskets. Christmas
gifts and ornaments, many arts and crafts and yard sale
items. Hot dogs and other refreshments will be available.
A $50 door prize is offered. Be sure to register when you
visit. Something of interest for the children? You may try
to dunk the principal. Mr. Reed, in the dunking booth.
Don't miss it. West Duplin Christian Academy is located
.on Highway 24 between Warsaw and Kenansville.
Attend The Panasonic
Cooking School
Nov. 9
7:00 P.M.
Home Economist
Will Be Demonstrating
Now you have the op
portunity to learn the
quick, easy way to pre
pare meals for your
family with a minimum
of effort. Delicious to
the taste and nourish
ing too!
Model
7930 The Genius
. 2 Auto Sensor Controls - "Cook" and
"Defrost-Cook"
. Weight Defrost -
Accurately thaws frozen meat ?
poultry by tne pound
. Cook-a-Round Magnetic Turntable
. Program Recall & Auto. Count-up
function
Call 293-4342 For Reservations
Page Home
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313 N. Front St. Warsaw
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they want. And wnat
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Vincent Lowe. President. BB& T
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and credit card request paperwork ahead
of time, because we know you have better
things to do than sit around a bank an
swering questions.
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With BB&T's simple interest, you
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