Wallace-Rose Hill Stops Unbeaten South Lenor Lenoir;
East Duplin Girls Remain Undefeated, Ranked No. One *
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if* East Duplin girls,
coached fay Lewis Godwin, had
two close calls last week against
Jones Central 33-38, and than a*
gain Friday against James Ke
nan. 33-87, out continued to
set the pace in the East Cen
trsl Conference.
The P?xher lassies sport a
perfect 9-0 record good enough
tor die number one post, ac
cording t o the News and Ob
server, until this past week
end. In Grady Elmore's craxy
rating,' by what system no one
knows, moved Northern Nash
with a 7-0 record ahead of East
Duplin. Anyway you look at It.
flip die coin if you may, East
Duplin is number one in this
section with all sports fats.
I
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Coach.Tommy Edwards Wal
lace-Rose Hill Bulldogs came
off the floor last Tuesday and
dropped undefeated South Le
noir 71-86 in a thrilling over
time. The Bulldogs trailed most
of the hall game coming back
la the third period to go ahead
47-i48. "fhe Rebels gained a four
point lead but lost u In theflnal
minutes with the Bulldogs going
out-from by 2. South Lenoir
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GAMES SCHEDULED:
Friday, February tod
James Kenan at Southern Wayne
Wallace-RH at Swansboro
South Lenoir at Eta t Duplin
Burgaw at Jones Central
White Oak at Richland*
Tuesday, February 6th
East Duplin at Rlchlands
Jones Central at James Kenan
S. Wayne at Wallace-RH
Burgaw at Hoggard
South Lenoir at Pamlico
gained the lead again with 12
seconds left 61-69 and Angus
Phillips took a 16 foot jump
shot with 2 seconds left to
tie the score 61-61.
The Bulldogs went on to out
score South Lenoir 10-4 in over
time and the biggest upset of the
year In the ECcT
East Central Standings:
T*"? Won Lost
South Lenoir 8 1
Southern Wayne 5 3
Butgaw 5 4
Jones Central c 4
Wallace-Rose Hill 5 5
East Duplin 4 5
Richlands 3 7
James Kenan 2 8
THE Bulldogs invaded James
Kenan territory early this week
and bombed tne Tigers, 91-58
in an important conference
game. Wallace-Rose Hill's top
scorer M. L. Carr topped all
scoring with 34 points. Carr
scored 26 in the real cllffhan
ger against South Lenoir. Other
Bulldog scorers were Jimmy
Jerome with 16, and Danny Wait
12. James Kenan was led by Don
LaCoe with 16, Kenneth Benson
13, and BUly Potter 10.
In other East Central games I
this past week, Jones Central |
handed Southern Wayne a dou- I
ble defeat, with the Rocket girls *
winning, 38-20, while the do \
won 68-51.
Bruce Whitfield was high for 1
the Vikings with 19 followed by
Larry Griffin with 10 and Steve '
Howell with 9. Jones Central
was led by Rick Franck with ,
18. Sherwood McDanlel with 12, j
and Danney Yates 11. J
East Duplin won adoublehea
der while vlsltlngjames Kenan
last Friday night at Harmon i
Gym.
The , much Improved James s
Kenan girls battled the un
beaten Panther team on even ;
terms most of the game, but
fell 33-27 in the final period.
It looked like an upset in the
making as the Tiger girls gain
ed the lead and held on until ,
just over a minute left in the
gams. James Kenan's Nancy
Rhodes led all scoring with 14 .
points followed by Whitman with
6, and Price 5. Elizabeth Brown
led East Duplin's attack with
10 points.
The Panther boys of 'Coach
Jerry Thigpen came from be
hind to down the James Kenan
Club, 62-59 in a real cliff
hanger. James Ken an fell behind
just as the girls, wit h seconds
left in the fourth quarter.
James Kenan's top scorer
Don LaCoe led all scoring with
26 points followed by Doc Brln
son with 9, and Blllv Potter
8. Panther star Jerry Williams
netted 21, Skeet Jones 11, and Ben
Leavens 10. '
Smith of Magnolia Just received
his PHD at CJT and now plans
to further his education at Apple
Institute..degree in windage.
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Joel Harris fired an even par
72 Sunday with a big eagle on
number four. Just in from Mt.
Olive that Pete Gurley eagled
number four from the lady's tee.
The call came as we were going
to press from some of theRoad
Runner's MO friends. Pete has
been known to play from the
white marker, according to the
caller. Neal Carlton fired an
even par 72 recently at Rock
fish. Neal has been known to
give five strokes a side down at
Rockfish....don't sound right
does it Ward.
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The Southeastern North Ca
rolina Pro-Am was held at
Rockfish Country Club Monday
of this week. Pro Hank Saun
ders stated it wa s a real
success and everyone enjoyed a
fine sunny Monday east of the
Rockfish creek.
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Low Prte in the"5outheastern
Pro-Am were Jerry Craver of
Coharie CC and Hal Kinlaw of
St. Paul with 73's. Craver head
ed the low pro team with Hal
Kinlaw. Playing with Craver
were Charlie Mark. Monty
Brlstow, and Bill Norton. Play
ing with Kinlaw were Billy
Owens, Brandt Waters, Lyn
wood Daughtry, and Earl
Calson.
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Second low pro team winners
were Pro Marvin Watso n of
Duplin CC playing with am a
teurs Lloyd McGowan, D. D.
Blanchard, and Ralph Carlton.
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Pro Hank Saunders announced
that the Pro-Am would be play
ed at Whitevllle Country Club
next Monday. Saunders urges
all golfers In this area to make
plans to go to Whiteville next
Monday.
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Last but by no means least,
"little bit" from North Magno
lia chipped in an impossiblebird
on number eighteen Sunday in
one of the most exciting rounds
played in a long time. Duplin
top golfer star J. P. Smith
was heard to have said, "shots
like that will make you lay awake
at night."
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Ramblewood country
CLUB REPORTS: A9-holegolf
course, driving range, a club
house, a pro shop and locker
rooms, a regulation size swim
ming pool with kiddee pool and
bath house, playground for
small children, picnic area, all
this will make up the new club
to be located between Beula
ville and Pink Hill. Any one in
terested in joining this club
please contact Russell Bostic at
the Beulaville Drug Store.
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Mount Olive attorney George
Kornegay, an outstandinggolfer
at Duplin Country Club, was the
recipient of the Distinguished
Service Award (DSA) for out
standing community service th
rough his loyal, faithful and
unselfish efforts last week.
Congratulations George.
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Fore.
(Wrtt Hole
| PRO I. B. DUFFER
| Duplin Country Club
DANCE LESSONS: It has been
announced that dance lessons
are given each Monday night at
the Club. Lessons will come by
way of Betty Cress Studios of
Wilmington. Beginners will
start at 7:30 ana advanced at
8:30 p.m. Couples may Join for a
mere fifty dollars.
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The Board of Directors will
meet second Monday night in
February. President Gib Buck
is spending several weeks in
sunny Florida.
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In Africa, the natives prac
tice the strange custom of beat
ing the ground with clubs and ut
tering wild, blood-curdling
yells. Anthropologists call this
a form of primitive self-ex
pression. However, in America
we have another name for it...
golf.
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Word has reached us at the
19th hole, that Professor Hun
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ROCKflSH GOUNIRY CLUBjPRO HAW S/jlJND^RS: While,
visiting recently a Dbplln CCPro Hank Saunders points out
several ways clubs In this section have helped the commu
nities. Hank, the very likeable Pro a Rockfish Country Club
in Wallace, resides a East Center Street in Rose Hill. He
has been pro a the club for some three years and much im
provement a RCC goe s to Hank. He has two children, Billy
In the Air Force, and Ann In Raleigh. Hank has helped promote
the Southeastern North Carolina Pro-Am, which Includes ten
clubs in this section. Congraulaions Hank.
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Duplin High School Basketball team, Coached by Lewis Godwin,
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OTyf 7* Ml* I. '
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Income Tax Information
medical expense errors
GREENSBORO, N. C. - Er
rors In reporting medical ex
penses meant smaller refunds
- or additional taxes to pay -
for many taxpayers last year
said J. E. Wall, District Direc
tor of Internal Revenue for
North Carolina.
To avoid errors on 1967 re
turns, Mr. Wall advised tax
payers to read the 1040 instruc
tion booklet carefully before
they file.
A common error made by tax
payers in reporting medical
expenses was in the handling
of medicine and drug expenses.
These expenses should be added
to the taxpayer's other medical
expenses only to the extent
they exceed 1 percent of ad
justed gross income.
"Some taxpayers," Mr. Wall
said, "try to deduct their drug
costs in excess of 1 per cent
-of their income. Instead, they
should .add this excess to their
other 'ihedical expenses, which
are subject to a 3 percent li
mitation."
The 1040 instructions explain
what is and is not deductible
and also how the expenses
should be reported. Changes in
the tax law effective for the
1967 tax year are covered in
these instructions.
medical insurance
GREENSBORO, N. C. - Part
of the cost of medical insurance
may now be deducted on federal
tax returns without regard to the
3 percent limitation that applies
to all other medical expenses.
J. E. Wall, District Directory
of Internal Revenue for North
Carolina, said that one half the
cost of premiums paid for me
dical care insurance up to a
maximum of $150 may be de
ducted by taxpayers who ite
mize. Mr. Wall said the balance
of the premium costs should be
added to the taxpayer's other
medical expenses and reduced
by 3 per cent of adjusted gross
income.
The new treatment for hos
pital insurance premiums takes
effect for the 1967 tax year.
One half the cost of supple
mentary medical insurance un
der the Medicare program may
be deducted under this new tax
law provision. Insurance cover
ing the loss of income due to
illness o r injury is not a me
dical expense and the premiums
paid are not deductible, Mr., y-,
Wall said. k
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