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GOLDSBOKO'S JEBE HILBU1N WINS SWCC NINTH
INVITATIONAL - Above, the little happy guy on the left,
Harvey "Stonewall" Reinhardt, Tournament Director of the
Ninth Annual Southern Wayne Country Club Golf Invi
tational, congratulates Jere Hilburn of Galdaboro on winning
the tourney with round* of 65-70-135 7-under par. Reinhardt
also congratulates Ramblewoods Joel Hants, center, with
rounds or 69-70-139, 4-under par just back of Hilburn and a
field of 146 other golfers. Other winners in the championship
flight were David Bryan, Jr., third place, with rounds of
70-70-140, Larry Hodges in fourth with rounds of 68-74-142,
and MOt Nowell. Jr.. with rounds of69-74-143 in fifth.
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KAMU?WOOD OC CLASS WINS IN S0D1HEIN VATNE
INVITATIONAL - Beulaville's Butch Budd, left, won third
iWuce in the first flight, in the Ninth Annual Invitational Golf"
Tournament staged at Southern Wayne Country Club of
Mount Olive last weekend. Deep Run's Joel Harris, playing
dnt of RamMewood Country Club, placed second in the
lampmnshtp^flight. Congratulations to two of Duplin
flFT v*.; : ? I'-dA
'*'? Tournament Director Harvey
ferinhardt expressed appre
ciation to all those who helped
. make the Ninth Annual
Southern Wayne Invitational a
success. "We know that quite a
few members don't even get a
pat on the hick, but they play
Auch an important part, and we
really do appreciate them very
?' Ihuch," Reinhardt said.
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Duplin Pre Joe Wirthman
urges members who would like
to play in the "Member
Member" Golf Tourney
Scheduled for this coming
weekend, April 30 and May 1. to
don tact tbd Pro Shop before
Friday of this week. "We have
twenty teams signed up to play
and would like to see other
members come and play."
Wirthman said. Wirthman also
reports a dance will be held in
connection with the golf tourna
The Ladies Sandtrappers
League traveled to Rockfish CC
of Wallace Tuesday.
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Pro Gene Brigcs reports a
two-man best-ballTnvitatjonal at
Rockfish Country Club Saturday
and Sunday. April 30 and May *;
1. The Memphis Beats will play
for the tournament dance
Saturday nighcjVgril 30th.
Pro Ed Smoot announces a
two-man best-ball invitational
scheduled at Coharie Country
Club of Clinton May 14-15.
Duplin Tournament Director
Robert Lee announces the 13th
Annual Invitational Golf Tour
nament the weekend of May I
28-29. A 125 entry fee wffl
include a practice round, 36
holes of tournament golf, cock
tall hour and a dance . . .Now
beat that
eaeeo
Would you believe just one
day could make a "hole" lot of
difference . .with that little
white ball anyway. Up at SWCC
this past weekend, some of the
very best found that getting in
the "hole" a lot different. . .
.firom one day to the next. f.
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.. . .James Carr had an 87-95,
R? Carlton a 90-99. Billy Potter
a 76-84, Davis Lee 74-80. Tom
Turlington 70-78 Roscoe Baker
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Harold Mooring. <Ken?o!ap
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Fore.
WARSAW UITLE LEAGUE
STANDINGS
Tow Won Loot
Rotary Yankees 2 0
Jaycees Rods 2 0
Lions Cubs 1 l
Taylor A's 0 I
Bennett Braves 0 1
Nat l Spinning Mets 0 2
Lost Week's Games
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Yankees 20 CubsO
A's 21 BravesA
Cubs 16 Mets 7
Reds 11 Mets 6
Next Week's Games
May 2, Cabs vs.
BravJ^
May 3. Reds vs. Yankees
May 4. A's vs. Mets J
May 5, Braves vs. Yankees
May 6. Cube vs. Mets ? - ]
May 7, A's vs. Reds
Anthony ^Hodges" -3; Mel
Honeycutt -1; and Seotty Smith ?
* Incomplete ? to be completed
at next regular scheduled game
on May 10.
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t 5 K lansvltle
Intercom
project. From all the sponsors,
thanks for supporting this
project. |
While we are on the part
project subject, let me ask a
question. Have you contributed
to this project yet? So far we
have raised only S230 through
I contributions. Some recent con
tributors whom we have not
recognized are: Mr. and Mrs. I
Fat Matthis. Mr. and Mrs. Bill
McKay, Mr. and Mrs. James
Blanton and Mr. and Mrs. I
I Ooprge Penney. Thanks to these
I Ohd the others who have con-. I
I trlbuted. the parks improve
ments will be a reality.
Next week in all the local
newspapers we will have an
announcement of a major con
tribution to the park project. '
When you find out who it is. ?
please let them know how much &
we appreciate their help. The I
total runds that have beemE
I raised through contributions ,j
I and projects exceeds 58,000. Do '
your share to help us reach a ?;
goal of S25.000. It can be done if ?$
we all pitch-in ' }
We would like to welcome to
Kenansville a new business,
Carolina Radiator Service, who.
will be opening on May 2. Stop
Iby and see the operator, George*
? Ballard, and nave your car '<
checked out for the upcoming
hot summer. Also moving to r
Kenansville recently was Mrs. !
Hazel Best and family, who are
living in the old Whatley's Rest I
Home. We are glad to have
them with us. Mrs. Best works 1
with Whaley's Rest Home.
One of our Town Commis
sioners, John Hall, is n patient
in Duplin General Hospital.
John is dedicated to servine his
Town and working for improve- *
menu. Drop him a card and let
Mm know that voti appreciate all
he ton for his wenmunhy. I
before he is back out at full
strength but we do appreciate
all that John contributes to our
fine community.
Our DO SOMETHING recog
nit ion for a group or business
this week goes to Quinn's
Variety Store for fixing up and
painting-up their store. Their
improvements add new life to
the downtown area. The DO
SOMETHING individual award
goes to Buddy King. Without
Buddy's efforts, the two Softball
tournaments could not have
been as great as they were
Thanks, Buddy,' for your hard
work and dedication. Until next
week, remember to do some
thing to help your community
and let everyone know that we
are Proud or IU Past and Take
Pride in Its Future.
I THANK YOU
My children and I wish to
express our sincere appreciation
for the prayers, flowers, cafds.
food and other arts of kindness
shown us in our time of sorrow.
Mrs. Charles Lee God^oid
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Ten* Carlton
Re-Elected
To SGA
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Teresa Carlton of Warsaw has
been re-elected as secretary of
the Student Government Asso
ciation at Campbell College for
the 1977-78 school year.
Miss Carlton is a sophomore
majoring in medical technology.
A Dean s List student, she is a
member of the Baptist Student
Union.
She is the daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Fisher Carlton of 507
East Chelly Street in Warsaw.
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?low season, the boys hope for a
successful ending.
The Senior Prom is Friday
night at The Country Sqaire.
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