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"K was^kmda windy and "cool,
ht ?ft n, Briag; stated
"We nt celel n<
twenty-seven members playing.
Among the celebrities were Pat
Mullin, a batting coach for
Detroit. Don Cook, another De
troit playet Jim Perry, another
big leaguer, Matt Waste. Mike
Turs'k. and Marty Kuru. three
got! professionals from upstate
New York, along with tht class
fh?m Rockftsh." Cook's team of
Bobby Matthews, Mac Horrell
and Mitchell Paul won the
tourney with a best ball 63.
Wasko's team of Neal Cariton,
Buddy Pope and Pickett Boney
bed with Turyk rod Kirta's
team with a beat ball 64.
Members of the Turyk team
ssafiRtt'isst**!
auu uiamuil. Mil.
the Kurta team were Warren
v Hepler. Albert Concil and Wes
ley Scronce
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Valentines Dance: Duplin
members are reminded of the
Valentine Dance Saturday
night. February 12. Take your
,?valentine out to the music of the,
Santee Combo. Committee in
charge includes Mr. and Mrs.
John Whitfield, Chairmen, Mr
and Mrs. Dan Holtom, Mr. and
Mrs. Colon Quinn and Mr. and
Mrs. Jack Stephens. Time J
p.m. to 1 a.m.
"I'm anxious to make thia
shot. That's my mother-in-law
up there on the clubhouse
porch." "Don't be a fool. You
can't hit her at a distance of 200
yards."
J. Duplin CCwill host the Ladies
Sandtrappers League *feis
month on Tuesday, February s
22. Ladies, come on out and
start warming up .. .Coffee and
donuts at 9:30 a.m. . . .Tee time
10:0?.
SWCC Pro Mac McKeithan
knd the following members,
tanwood Kennedy,, George
fornegay, Harvey Reinhardt.
Durwood Kennedy, Jack WU
' Hams, Buddy Pope, Jay Bundy,
CarrolMWIltarm, Dennis Lane
I Bill Bunch and Harold Precythe
.-'-i - j _rr a. si ...ii_ ?., .a
on the sunny shores at South
' ii' < - *. j i ?,< v?~ ktti i i u j
and S
' s
&
whatever . . .the time 7 p.m.
Re( crowd attended hist
nth Hosts foi :h. function
wU be Mr. d Mrs Larry
essrtT -
.*itSS&&?L?f?
keep them in the refrigerator. It
is when you take them out on
the golf course and hit them that
"""""""ass
Roctfish Pro Gene BHges
reports greens at his club are in
fair to good condition after all
the bitter cold "1 think the
proof of how good or how bad
the grass is will came this
summer," Briggs declared.
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Duplin's Buster Johnson,
son of Mr. and Mrs. R. D.
Johnson of Warsiw, will go on
the tour and caddy for Sandra
Palmer. Several weeks ago
Country Club. The former
Mount Olive College golf star
left February 7th for Florida
where he plans to pick up the
bag and follow Sandra all over
the United States and some
foreign countries. Best of luck.
Buster.
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The quickest pray to meet new
people Is to Mdk up the wroif|
ball on the golf course.
We understand Mount
Olive's gift to Southern Wavne,
Pete Gurley, had a fire at hia
house.. . .Hope it was not bed;
Glad to hear you and the famUf
were not hurt.. .Thank God. .f
engine
Pore
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DEPARTMENT OF BEVENUE1
OFFICE HOURS
In. accordance with an ordef|
by Governor James B. Huntjj
Jr., the weekly office day for the;
II I I Ml rflWiCT
Department of Rrvrnut will be
it BANDTRU " 1
I! 7* Chry slor Town1 Country Wagon, ||
I 75 Ford LTD HT, loaded, 20,000 II
u 74 Ford LTD HT, rood whoots, ,
loodod %SOW I
73 Chovrolot Monto Corto M4W ]
I 72ChryskrNewport ...uSlWS 11
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1 70 Chrysler Convertible . ..fW SH
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170 Buick Skylark 999$ II
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71 Pontiac Cattltn., 2 .Mr?m II
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time. The third qugfl2^ 7to ?
?bJS *??* "Sfi^io
Garner led Or??*,??*. \\ ?
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? that department. ^ ^ ?
The victory f~ t?e Wildcats. ?
cellent ,tw,y? I
I They were a team ^ were I
fought b"k w^L^n by 9 I
I down, such a? being left in I
I points with two Faison, I
-??5sr3S
I *"?< ? SwSfM
SJSK WE.?
Scv of he iit return
year for tht 7t1 and
p to the 9t! grade team. It was
! M!>a Season for :??, v\ ;,j
the basketball cham
and went undefeated
|?ts under Coaches
Duplin, P.nd.r
LeodersNamed
For Stadium Drive
Teny and Betty Quinn at
Warsaw have been appointed
chairmen of the East Carolina
University Stadium Expansion
Campaign for Duplin and Pen
der Counties, General Chairman
K. L. (Roddy) Jones announced.
A native od Duplin. Terry is a
1971 graduate of ECU and is
non-Foods Division Manager
with IGA Distributorship. Quinn
Company, Inc. >j
The ECU Stadium Expansion
Campaign is designed to raise at
least S2.5 million to increase
seating capacity of FicMen Sta
dium to nearly 40,000 and has
been active in the Greepville
Pitt Countv area fpr several
weeks. Jones added that with
the Quinns' appointment, the -
state-wide campaign is now |
getting underway.
Mrs. Quinn is the former -
Bcity R. White of Elizabeth City
and is a 1972 graduate of ECU.
ind is a teacher with the North
Duplin High School
The Duplin-Pender County
Drive was initiated Tuesday
night at an organizational meet
ing. at which a goal of S50.000
was set. Quintj pointed out that
the Stadium Expansion Cam
paign is good not only for East
Carolina University, but all of
Eastern North Carolina.
Bar-B-Boll
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Come one, come all to the
Bar-b-q-Ball. It'll be a big treat
with lots to eat. Some come with
haste to stuff your face. It'll be
at JK High, so drop on by!
Sponsored by Warsaw. Ke
nansville and Magnolia Jaycees
and JK Spirit Supjporters at JK
Cafeteria, Saturday, February
26th, from 5 to7p.m. Price, S2.
Delivery from 4:30-6:30 p.m.
The Tiger Spirit is roaring
? Ogin I
I
The James Kenan Varsity
Tigers ended the week with ?
win over Wallace-Rose Hill in
four overtimes with a score of
78-76 The high scorers were
Michael Southerland 20 pts..
Stanley Broadie <8, and Leonza
Nickelson with 10 Previously
that week, the Tigers were
defeated twice. Tuesday night
they lost to Pender in the last
auarter with a score of 54-61
The high scorers were Stanley
Broadie and Mike SoutheHand.
with 14 points each Friday
night the Tigers were defeated
by Dunn with a Score of 53-81.
The high scorers were Mike
Southerland with 13 and Stanley
Broadie 12. .
The Baby Tigers had three
wins this week. Tuesday they
defeated Pender with a score of ,
44-43. The high scorers were
Bruce Farrior with 21. and Nor
wood Vann with 15. The game
with Dunn was also a success
with a score of 47-38. The high
scorers were Bonnie Monk. 12
points, and Sampson Dixon, 10
Eji nts. The defeat of Waltace
ie Hill ended with a score of
40-37. The high scorers were
jLfcaJttJL**. &sL i . ktflb JBffsHh' ? ... -J
Pamela Ezzell I
Sampson Dixon with 16 and
Bruce Farrier with 10 points.
The Lady Tigers lost a game
and won one. Dunn defeated
them with a score at 51-58. The
high scorers were Cookie Moore
and Mattie Wilson with 17
points each. They defeated
Wallace-Rose Hill with a score
of 35-26. The high scorer was
Stolen 1
Vehicle ]
Recovered
'jjm
Faison Police Chief Wade
Whelc:.? recovered a 1974 auto
mobile reported atolen earlier
Wednesday in Burgaw. He
charged the driver. James
Brown. Jr.. of Burgaw, with
larceny of the automobile,
owned by Bochelle Furniture
Co. of Burgaw.
I- Burgaw police were notified
and they returned the car and
suspect to Burgaw.
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