Receives Award Oscar Lambert, instructor tor James Sprunt Technical College's electrical installation and maintenance pro gram, was recently honored by his students by a luncheon and the presentation of a plaque bearing the names of all his students in the 198J-84 class. It was inscribed: "To Mr. Oscar Lambert - A Dedicated and Outstanding Instructor and Individual." "I'm very I ? 1 surprised and certainly appreciative of all this," said I arabert. "This is a fine group of men, and I've enjoyed knowing every one of them in my program." Pictured above, left to right, are Ambrose Lane, Amos Carter. Orrin Stalling. Oscar Lambert, Sidney Howard and David Moore. vVa , _ . . . , 19th Hole ; Pro. \.\y Puller Rickey Thigpen defeated defend ing champ Butch Budd one-up to win the club championship at Long meadow Country Cub. Willis Parker beat Burr Stroud to win the first flight, Johnny Thompson won the second flight beating Billy Hall by seven strokes, while Raeford Quinn stopped James Edwards to take top honors in the third. ***** Jackie and Jack Parrish won the Parent-Child Golf Tournament last weekend at Coharie Country Club in Clinton, and Henry Fairc|oth beat Steve Wiggins in sudden-death to win the club championship. ***** Pro Frank Morgan announces club championship at Rockfish of Wallace will be played between Sept. 15 and Oct. 15. Morgan says tournament will be a 72-hole medal play with 36 holes qualifying for flights. Morgan also says overseeding will start Oct. 16. ***** Quote of the Week: It's hard to bogey a home while cleaning out the attic. CDP. 184. ***** Lakewood Country Club manager Doug Smith announces a Four Man Superball (men. women and juniors) Saturday, Sept. 22. Shotgun start at 9 a.m. with a $10 entry fee for members and $12 for non-members, which includes carts, dance and social hour. ***** Southern Wayne Pro Rick Adktns reports Ronnie Sloan leads Tom Johnson bv two strokes going into the finals in the club championship. Adkinst says overseeding will start around the middle of September. This time SWCC will overseed with "bent grass." ***** Other little ole things in and around the links includes Danny Bordeaux's eagle over at Lakewood. Danny has been playing only a short time and an eagle ain't bad. any time. Longmeadow's Elvis Bostic recorded an ace recently on the number two, 145-yard par three using an eight iron, witnessed by Marty Williams, Henry Edwards and Terry Thigpen. Dean Teaehey says he has moved in front of Dennis Kirby in the won-lost column. Keith Thigpen says Long meadow will stage a Ladies Member Member Sept. 15-16. Thigpen says Longmeadow will overseed in early October. Coharie CC over at Clinton will start overseeding Sept. 24. Doug Smith will overseed the first week in Oct. at Lakewood. Rockfish will have n C/<rn*MKlo tnuwnamAtll d Jviailiuiv gun IWUI naiiiviK V/V>. 13-14 for member and guest. Lake vvood Country- Club of Roseboro will stage a Men's Invitational Sept. 15-16. Prizes at Lake wood of Rose boro include a $1,000 diamond ring, new Toyota for hole-in-one. $200 watches and other gift certificates. And last but not least. Joe Costin recorded his third hole-in-one at Duplin CC last Saturday afternoon, witnessed by Carl Price, Frank Huffman and Rov Banvick. *"**?* Fore. tost cenrrai Football Games Sept. 14 L akewood at East Duplin Union at James Kenan South Lenoir at Midway Wallace-Rose Hill at Hobbton North Duplin - Open Results Sept. 7 Clinton 10 - James Kenan7 East Bladen 29, Lakewood 0 Hobbton 14, Erwin 0 North Duplin 24. Aycock 0 Richlands 14, East Duplin 13 Tar Heel 26, Union 12 N. Lenoir 14, South Lenoir 6 Standings as of Sept. 13 Name Won Lost Hobbton 2 0 North Duplin 2 0 Wallace-RH 1 0 James Kenan 0 1 Midway 0 1 South Lenoir 0 1 Lakewood 0 2 East Duplin 0 2 Union 0 2 Farmers To Report Rental Payments Duplin County farmers are re minded that they are supposed to report certain rental payments to the Internal Revenue Service. J. Michael Moore. Duplin County associate agricultural extension agent, said payments of more than $600 should be reported to the IRS on Form 1099-MISC. Money paid for the rent of tobacco quota is an example of the payment which should be reported. Other reportable payments might be for such things as land rental, contract labor and custom harvesting. Along with reporting the amount paid, the payer is supposed to provide IRS with the name of the person receiving the money and his or her tax identification number. Farmers having questions about this requirement can call IRS toll free at 1-800-424-1040 for further infor mation. MINCHEW i BUICK OLOSMOBILE, INC iwy 117 N. Wallace Phona 285-7151 Dealer No. 2147 1980 OltfS. 98 Begeniy, 4-dr. loaded ?/?quip *9995 1889 OltfS. 98 tgency, 4-dr. *n the extras *11.SOO~ 1989 Pontine Bon neville. 1-dr., great (amity car *799S~ 1981 Bulck Rhrlcro, 2-dr . extra nice '9995" 1981 OltfS. 98 Reqency, 2-dr, all the nice equipment '9695" 1980 Pontine Trans Am, 2-dr. for the sports minded '6495" 1980 Datsun B910 S/W, economy family car 'J995?* 1980 Chew. Mallbu Classic, 4 -dr . low mi es I I 6 very dean '4995" 1980 Olds. Cutlass LS, 4-dr , one owner local ?S99S~ 1981 B^oft'Oal Lrrr#|IL" only 17.0t^W1PeTS95?i ?sovBS 1979 OltfS. Cutlass Supreme, 2-dr , low miles extra clean*5995?" 1979 BuICk ie S a b r e , 4-dr 'digs" 1979 Oltfs. Cutlass Sup., 2-dr very sharp *44950* 1979 Pontine Cranct Prls, 2-dr. like new *499500 1979 Toyota colica ST, 2-dr , like new *5995?o 1979 OldS. , Custom crulsor, statiunwagen. large family bargain *S99So* 1979 CHOW, caprice Classic, 4-dr., eilre. eitri dean *4995" 1979 Bulch Plec tra Untd., 4-dr very sharp *49950* 1990 Chew, cita tion, 4-dr., like new *599900 1979 Ford V> Ton plcfcap,AT. vs.rs.rr Utility body. *S999oo 1989 CMC Jimmy 4WD, high sieri. power eg tripped *10.SbO~ 1979 f|rler 5* eQV^ nice trtick^SPW *1995?o Vrr one ?/ our u?trs?:m, ( riiig Kich, Mike Newkifk. It \\. Cirlloit, l?< n ?r Minrhc*. In llnrujx 1.ill Hen llnnjril 2S < < 2 4 7 or \t r Hi; kworr 1 Wallace-Rose Hill Travels To Hobbton In Top ECC Game Tiger Field: James Kenan out fought and really beat the Dark Horses in every department Friday 1 night except the "W" column. Coach Billy Byrd's fighting Tigers did themselves well in handing Clinton all they wanted in a heart breaking 10-7 loss Friday night in Warsaw. Clinton's team, including some cheerleaders, were really happy when the final gun went off because they knew the win belonged to James Kenan and they were going back home with the victory. Byrd was well-pleased with his team's performance and felt that I hey deserved the win. "Sure we made some mistakes, but we out played them and my boys deserved the win," Byrd said. "We have a real good crowd and everyone seemed to enjoy the game, and I'm proud to be a part of that." Coach Byrd expressed apprecia tion to the Boosters Club and their all-out support. The bathrooms have added much to the program, Byrd says. "I want to express my appre ciation to the Booster Club, espe cially Lonnie Benson, Mack Johnson, Willie Steele, Charles Grady, Lyn wood Ezzell and Ben Ellenberg," Byrd stated. Dennis Pope and the Kenansville Correction did a super job in construction, Byrd stated. Defensive Coach John Barrow had nothing but praises for the defensive Tigers including Kelvin Morrisey, Ron Bowden, Robert Graham, Mickey Faison, Bennie Melvin, David Sutton, Bruce Dixon and Tim Hpoks. "We were prepared and I think did an outstanding job con taining the power running Horses," Barrow said. The Tigers offensive attack was led by running-back Mickey Faison with 107 yards in 24 carries. Clin ton's high-stepping Lennie Faison had 91 yards in 19 attempts. Both Faisons (no kin) are considered two of the best in the East. East Duplin again managed to ?_ give again as their arch-rival foe from Richlands edged the Panthers 14-13 in another non-conference game. East Duplin scored first on a 7-yard run after a fumble. The Panthers scored again on a 51-yard burst up the middle, but the Wild cats came rolling back with under four minutes to hand Coach Jean Worthington his second straight loss of the young season. North Duplin's Don Pate scored two touchdowns and rushed for 158 yards to lead the Rebels to a 24-0 victory over Charles B. Aycock Friday night at Pikeville. North Duplin's other scores came on runs by Kelvin Herring and Chris Arm wood. Other East Central teams in action included North Lenoir taking their neighbors from South Lenoir 14-6. Hobbton, the dark horse in the ECC, shutout Erwin 14-0, Tar Heel beat Union 26-12 and East Bladen took it out on Lakewood 29-0 in another non-conference outing. The top club in the ECC, Coach I Jack Holly's Bulldogs of Wallace Rose Hill, will be tested early in the season as they travel to Hobbton Friday night. Support your team. By Joe Costln _ I NOTICE The AfbertsOn Sewer and Water Advisory Board will meet On Monday, October 16, 1984 at 9:16 AM in the Commissioners' Room, COurthOuse. Kenansvilla, NC 28349. Ralph Cottle Clark to the Board 9 13 It RT t The Whopper 1985 - 70x14 Mobile Home. Total electric, fully furnished, ? carpet with pad, delivery and set-up. Under $200 a month. Call or come by. Trl-County Mobile Homes, Hwy. 70-East, Goldsboro. N.C. 778-2806. Piano Tuning and Repair Jimmy C Wmi R?ai?t?red Piano 9 Technician Box 502. Warsaw Kananavilio 296 0219 HOUSE FOB SALE 10SE. Hill St.. Waraaw Spacious 2,150 aq. ft., carpatad through- a out. Central Heat. Muit aaa to apora- W" ciata. Contact: Ed Holt or Scon Boch at 293-7160 ? Co. I Hall . Frank Whaley ? 296-0459 L/n DHWf Lunc Bluff Shoal Motel Open <4W Year TV - AIR CONDITIONING ? CENTRAL HEAT YOUR HOSTS MIKE & KAY RIDDICK >? Mhone 919-928-4301 P.O. Bo* 217 Ocracoke, N.C. 27960 NOTICE Any one knowing the whereabouts of BRIAN LARRY STANCIL, the nephew of WALTER E. STANCIL, SR., deceased, of Dunnellon, Marion County, Florida, please write Lewis E. Din kins, Attorney at Law, 102 W. Pennsylvania Avenue, Dunnellon, Ft. 32630 or call collect (904) 489-2777 f- 1 EARTH OjfcV RECEIVING ! O * ? State-Of-The-Art-Equipment Featuring Dishes By Pro delin And Paraclipse, Receivers By Drake And Others. ? Complete Remote Control Available From Any Room In The House. 0 ? Two Electronic Technicians With Over 50 Years Com bined Experience. ? Over 5 Years Experience In Satellite TV Professional Installations. Call 298-375"* For More Information On Our Products/ Facilities, And Display Located On Hwy. 241 Between Beulaville And Pink Hill. HOME DEMONSTRATIONS AVAILABLE I PutNumberl to work for you." OnluWy. _ nni ?\. DRAUGHON AGENCY ? 107 N. Front St. Warsaw, N.C. HSton Draughon Steve Draughon REALTOR* Phone 293-4673 Edith Kornegay 658-3430 HOUSE FOR SALE OR RENT Corner Lot on Ward Bridge Road. Warsaw. Thia One has 4 bedrooms, 2 baths, dan, dining rOOm and soaciOus kitchen. V . ~ " - NEW LISTING WARSAW ? 301 Wad* St. - ApprOx. 1950 aq. ft. Of living area. 3-bedr00ms, 2 baths, fireplace with insert. Beautiful corner lot with Outside storage and wOrkshOo attached, 2-car carpOrt. ^ WISTERIA ST.. WARSAW This One has over 1,700 sauare feet with 3 bed rooms. 2 baths, living room, dining room, eat-in kitchen and more. Beautiful lot RESIDENTIAL WARSAW 202 Wada St. Brick 3-bed rOOm Itt baths, large cOrner Mrt. 1.170 sg. ft. RESTORABLE - Older house. 6 acres Of land, located 1 mile north of Magnolia. PRICE REDUCED *10.000. ROUT LEDGE STREET. KENANSVILLE - Colonial 2-stOry house. 4 bedrooms. 3 baths. Call today on this One. LAKESIDE LIVING 1 mile South Of Scotts Store - Located On Lake George 3 bedrooms, 2 baths. 1.28 acre lot. Lots Of extrasl PERFECT FIRST HOME 2 bedrOOms, 1 bath. Fireplace with wOOd stove, outside storage bldg. Pollock St., Warsaw. Priced tO Selll FrnHA FINANCING! Outlaw's Cross roads. 3 bedrooms. 1 bath. You can have payments below *200 with some down payment. Call todayl AN AFFORDABLE HOME! Intersection of Memorial Dr. A College St.. 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LOTS WARSAW - Corner Of Chelly and Gum. ^ ? building lots. 0 ACREAGES HWY 151# NEAR WHITE FLASH ? j Road frontage On both sidas. 19.14acras KENANSVILLE 3 acres located near Guilford East Off PRP 1300 Will pell 1 -acre lots separately Or all tOgather. HWY. 11 NEAR B.F. GRADY SCHOOL 10.7 acras. 48.000. HWY 1601 NEAR GARNERS CHAPEL CHURCH. 326 acras, 52 acras cleared. 3.990 lbs tObaccO. Owner financing for ' ? 10 years at 10% interest. WEST OF CLINTON ? 175 acres 100 acres cleared. 23 ACRES - WARSAW TOWNSHIP Subdivided into lots. Excellent invest ment property. MAGNOLIA JUST OFF RPR ?1#07 10 acres good growing timber. 96 ACRES WEST OF WARSAW - GOOd growing timber. Road and rail frontage , h ? 1994 C?nlurv21 BmI E?t?te C6fo6r?ti6n as truitM f6r tha NAF. '|* H and tirv trademark! 6< Century 21 Real E?uteC6codratidn. Equal Opportunity Employer I EACH OFFICE IS INDEPENDENTLY OWNED AND OPERATED 1 1

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