19th
Hole
?RO- '? B. DUPFTlr
Longmeadow's Carol
Jones and Lakewood's
Connie Carlton teamed to
4rin the first annual Long
meadow Lady Member
Guest golf tournament held
last weekend at the club.
(0|ones and Carlton had
rounds of 58-59 to edgq the
tjvosome of Shirley Pickett
dnd Jessica Wood with a
^9-62. tournament director
tthe Longmeadow Ladies
If Assoc., Sandy Record,
rbports the following flight
pinners:
Championship FUght
Carol Jones-Connie Carlton
" 58-59-117
^hirley Pickett-Jessica Wood
W 59-62-121
First FUght
Sally Jo Houston-Helen
Sumrell 63-63-136
Ada Brown-Karen Murcer
63-65-138
Second Flight
Glenee Smith-Rita Simpson
64-57-121
Bunny Cottle- Erlene Gavin
66-59-125
A
The Longmeadow Ladies
Golf Assoc. expressed
appreciation to all who
helped make the first annual
Ladies Member-Guest a suc
cess. Tournament official
Record expressed apprecia
tion to all the ladies for a fine
job and also to Monty and
Rita Robinson for their help.
"The golf course was in
excellent condition and we
^I'.ank Joe Johnson for that,"
Sandy said.
*****
Word has reached the 19th
Hole, and not from across
the ditch, that Robert West
and J.C. Page would give
anything to beat Hop Smith
and J.P. Johnson just one
time. Stay in there "tight."
The summer is long yet.
*****
tPro Jim Finch reports the
earn of Marshall Miller,
Maybelle Whitaker, George
Eakins and Gaude Hepler
fired an 11-under par to win
the July Scramble golf tour
nament staged at Rockfish of
Wallace this past weekend.
In fact, the team of John
Gore. Joe Batts. Knott
Teachey and Mark Shuffler
tied Miller's team with 11
^pnder but lost in a playoff.
V>wight Jackson's team of
Harold Kohne, Randy Bryan
and Hilton Williams tied the
team of Jim Russ, Betty
Matthews, Don Bland and
Frank Creech, and the team
of Don Vest, Ronnie Brown,
W.R. Minshew and Marty.
Toal with identical 10-under
par rounds, which tied them
for third. Finch said. "We
had 76 players in the
?:ramble and were pleased
ith that number."
*****
Finch reminds members at
Rockfish of the annual
Member-Guest scheduled for
August 13-14. Get your part
ner and sign up now. Finch
also reported Warren Hepler
recorded the first "ace" of i
the year at Rockfish last i
week.
Duplin Pro Rick Green ,
reports Bob Brumleve and j
partner Red Huddleston won
the annual Member-Member
last weekend with rounds of
59-58-117. Green said other (
winners were: I
Championship Flight
Bob Brumleve-Red Huddle- i
ston 59-58-117 |
Dan Holtom-Buster Johnson ,
61-61-122 j
Sonny Kitchin-Joe Costin (
62-60-122 j
First Flight |
Mark Rector 63-63-136 ,
John Barrow-Sherman Futch <
66-63-139 |
A.M. Benton-Robert Chest
nutt 64-65-139 |
Second Flight I
Fisher Carlton-Carl Price
67-59-126
Pat Mathis-Brad Hawkins
66-62-128
Jerrv Smith-Billv KfnnpHii
69-64-'l33
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It has been reported that a
Walter Hagen golf tourna
ment will be played in Duplin >.
County some time within the 1
next two weeks. "It is a j
matter of working out which !
course to play on," Pro Sick 1
Green said. ]
***** ,
I must say, Duplin's
biggest winner was a loser i
this time.. .sonmkvainr. I
***** ,
Fore. <
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Supervisor
Resigns
The Kenansville Town
Board will advertise imme
diately for a maintenance
supervisor to succeed Dan
Ricker, who resigned. (
Ricker told the board last m
week he has taken a job with
the Georgia-Pacific Co. plant
in Dudley. His resignation
will be effective July 22.
The maintenance position
was paying $14,456 a year.
Ricker, who lives in Mount
Olive, held the post for about
a year.
Also at last week's meet
ing, Gail Bailey, a vice
president of Universion
Cable Television Co. of Rich
lands, told the board that the
firm has completed its cable
TV line system in Kenans
ville and is hooking up
customers.
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Of Revenue News
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Effective August 1, a use
tax will be levied upon sales
and trades of motor vehicles
between individuals under
legislation recently enacted
by the General Assembly.
The rate is 2 percent with a
maximum tax of $300 per
vehicle. It is to be paid by the
purchaser to the Djvision of
Motor Vehicles at the time of
applying for certificate of
title or registration, and no
certificate of title or regis
tration is to be issued until
the tax has been paid.
The basis for the tax is the
value for the year, model and
make of the vehicle accord
ing to the schedule of values
adopted by the Secretary of
Revenue or the amount actu
ally paid, whichever is
greater, if the seller does not
lake a motor vehicle in trade.
If a trade is involved, the tax
is due to be paid on the
difference in the value of the
sold vehicle and the traded
in vehicle or the net amount
if difference paid, whichever
s greater. Previously the use
:ax only applied to motor
vehicles that were purchased
lutside the state and brought
tere for use.
Motor vehicle dealers con
inue to be liable for col
ecting and remitting the two
percent rate of sales tax with
a maximum tax of $300 per
vehicle on their sales of
motor, vehicles. If a trade is
involved, the tax is due on
the price after allowance for
the vehicle taken in trade.
Also effective August 1, a
tax is levied upon receipts
from the rental of "vacation
homes"; that is, private
residences, condominiums
and cottages rented to tran
sients by owners and rental
agents, including real estate
brokers. The new legislation
removes a former exemption
for such places when they
were occupied by the owner
for a part of the season.
The new levy applies to the
rental of such places re
gardless of location; how
ever, the tax does not apply
to such places if they are
rented for less than 15 days
in the calendar year or if they
are provided to the same
person for a period of 90 or
moe continuous days. When
the rental agent is liable for
the tax, the owner is not. All
persons not already regis
tered to collect and pay the
tax to the State should con
tact their local revenue office
or the Sales and Use Tax
Djvison in Raleigh for in
formation.
Country Squire To
Get New Manager
R.A. "Rudy" Jarrell re- r
?igned last week as Kure e
Beach police chief to take a a
ob managing the Country v
Squire restaurant and r
Vintage Inn motel near 1
Kenansville. Jarrell's resig- 1
lation is effective July 22. r
"It was undoubtedly the I
nost difficult career decision a
I have ever had to make," 5
said Jarrell, who has been
:hief since June 1979. The t
.hallenge and increased t
?alary offered by the new job t
vas "simply too good to turn \
iown," he said. t
Although Jarrell said his f
'chief love" is law enforce- a
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nent, he has had extensive
experience in food services in
l business he managed and
vhile working with the Wil
nington Hilton Inn and
["uesday's restaurant. He
las worked in law enforce
nent with the Wright%ville
ieach Police Department
ind the New Hanover County
iheriff's Department.
Jarrell's resignation has
lot been officially accepted
>y the town board. A board
neeting may be held this
veek to begin seeking a chief
o head the five-man de
lartment. Jarrell was paid
in annual salarvof $13,000.
rhe Mayflower averaged under two miles per hour en
route to America.
Warsaw Board
i
To Probe
Firm Records
While reducing the sun
retained by the town ii
settling with its sewag<
treatment plant contractor
the Warsaw Town Boar<
plans to check company
records and engineers' dail;
logs to determine whethe;
damages should be assesse<
against the company for fail
ing to meet the contrac
deadline.
Last week on Monday, th<
Town Board reduced tht
amount retained from pay
ments to Miller Building Co
of Wilmington from $101,00(
to $60,000. The compan;
built the $2 million sewagi
treatment plant southeast o
Warsaw. The contract callet
for completion by Nov. 22
1982. The project was com
pleted in February, 70 day;
late.
Miller representative:
Jack Kuske and Jim Ballen
tine blamed unusually we
winter weather for the delay.
The contract provides for ?<
penalty of up to $350 a daj
for late completion of the
project.
The board maintained ii
holds part of the retainer tc
meet possible cost:
stemming from a lawsuit ir
which the town and Miller
Building Co. are being sued
by United Pipe Co. for
$25,000. United claims it is
owed that amount for pipe
sold to the building firm fot
the project.
The Miller company con
tends the pipe was delivered
late and this contributed tc
construction delays. It claims
it is unable to settle with the
pipe company until it learns
how much it will be penalizec
for the late completion of the
project.
During a severe thunder
siorm recently, lightning
1 (truck the new plant twice,
1 causing $2,850 in damages.
: town clerk Alfred Herring
told the board.
' A group of town residents
1 questioned an increase in
' their water and sewer bills.
r Thomas Hodges acted as
' their spokesman.
Herring explained that
1 starting with the July billings
the charge for sewage was
: increased from 50 percent of
? the water charge to 90 per
cent. The new minimum bill
of $16.30 a month includes $
1 for up to 4.000 gallons of
' water, $6.30 for sewage and
; $3 for garbage pick-up. The
former minimum bill was
$13.50, with the sewage
' charge $3.50 instead of
$6.30.
' Hodges also contended the
town is wasting money in
' labor costs.
t "If we did not flatter our
selves, the flattery of others
t would do us no harm."
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