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PageB4 Wlastoa-SalanOiwmcle Thursday, March 31,1988 . Winston Lake Golf Course sprucing up for spring By RANDY PETTITT Chronicle Sports Editor Calling it a spring cleaning would be an understatement. If you haven't been to the Win ston Lake Golf Course lately, then you might not recognize it. With perhaps the finest greens in all of Winston-Salem, city offi cials realized that the course was not bving up to its potential. That realization led to a $20,000 market ing and advertising campaign and several renovations to the course itself. Mor/lay night, city aldermen approved another $16,300 to con tinue the promotions through November. The bulk of the money will be spent on radio, television and newspaper advertisements designed to capture more of the Twin City's golfing community. Jim Mack, whose firm of HRC Inc. is conducting the promotion, says the idea was to make more people aware of the golf course. "The surveys were to see who used the golf course and find out what they thought needed to be improved," said Mack. "The majority of the golfers surveyed said they thought Winston Lake had improved greatly in the last five years. But they still had many ideas about what could make it better." Jim Payne, an employee at the clubhouse, said the inventory on hand has more than doubled. 'We have a lot more things to offer in the clubhouse," he said. "And the course has been spruced up quite a bit, too." ^ter has been added on three holes, and several improvements have been made, including new fur niture and carpet in the clubhouse. A New Adventure In response to a marketing survey, the Winston Lake Golf Course is getting a face lift. Regarded as one of the city's best-kept secrets, Winston Lake has received 15 new golf carts, one of which is shown off by host pro, Ernest Morris. A new pro shop inventory, three new sprinklers, six new cart paths and a redecorated club house are among the improvements, (photo by Santana). iiiiMiiiiiiKiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiMiiininni AAU boys headed to Charlotte From Page B1 that Dennis Timmons of Carver and Sherman McCoy of East Forsyth have joined the club. Timmons saw moderate playing time for Coach Alfred Poe and is likely to serve as a spark off the bench. McCoy, who is recovering from an injured foot, was East Forsyth's best inside threat the entire season. He should be added insurance if the duo of Bryant Feggins and Kevin Thompson get into early foul trou ble. Also announced this week, was a working roster for Winston Lake's second 17-and under team. Carver High School heads the list on the second team with four players, including Chris Parks, Dar ryl Nappier, Pat Scales and Junior Hargrove. North Forsyth adds their top reserve in Jermaine Carlton and J.V. standout David Russell. Greg Evans, a 6-5 junior varsi ty center from Reynolds, Antoine Mobley formerly of Glenn and Mount Tabor's Devane Tidwell complete the city players named to the list. Joining them will be Carlos Butler from Bishop McGuiness Catholic High School and South Stokes' Tony Mallard. Four players are still battling for the last spot on the team, includ ing Tony Martin and Chris Hender son of Carver, William Brown of Reynolds and Carlos Scott of North Forsyth. The top Winston Lake AAU team will tip off the Charlotte tournament in the first game Friday morning at 9 a.m. They are likely to play at least twice on Saturday. Big Four Held Friday For further details on attend ing the Charlotte tournament, con tact the Winston Lake YMCA at 724-9205. The annual Big Four Basketball Tournament will be held this Friday and Saturday evening at Atkins Middle School. The Big Four, which features alumni from the county's four tradi tionally black high schools -- Anderson, Atkins, Carver and Pais ley " will begin each evening at 6:30 p.m. Proceeds of the $1 admission charge will go toward the Tiny Indians football fund. A slam dunk contest will be held in between the games Saturday. ■79 MERCEDES 240-D Burgundy, ExtraTIlean, Local Trade! ■86 MAZDA RX7 Champagne, auto, AC, local, one ovmer '84FORDTHUNDERBIRD White, immaculate, local trade! •84 PONTIAC BONNEVILLE 4-door, blue •84 CHEVETTE CS U. blue, 4-dr., AT AC, 27,000 miles ■86 NISSAN 300ZX T-TOP Black, loaded. Test drive today! •87 FIERO 4-Joor, extra-nice, black, 23,000 miles '86 CIERA 4-door, sunroof, charcoal gray. 41.000 miles ■86 CHEVETTE CS 4-dr., AT AC, PS, 1 blue, 1 gold, your choke! ■86 CAMARO Z-28 T-top, white, only 21,000 miles! ■86 FORD MUSTANG LX Black Beauty. 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