I Frldoy night footboll octlon at tak?wood d?f?ot? Jom*? Kenon Tigers 12-7
East Central Conference 3A MBPSHNi
Roseboro. As one James
Kenan fan put it. "A gift" to
Lakewood. as JK lost a heart
breaker 12-7 to the Leopards.
James Kenan has lost two real
exciting games by just one
minute and 42 seconds. They
lost in their opener in the last 11
seconds, and the Lakewood
{ante with only one minute and
II seconds left in the game. So
the Tigers are now 0-2 as the
football season moves into the 1
third game at Charles B. Aycock
this Friday night.
Back Robert Miller raced 47
yards to give JK an early 6-0
fcad in the first quarter. Jay
Jones added the extra point and
a 7-0 half-time, score. James
kenan moved to inside the five
yard line just before the half. .
ibut failed to score a^Jjine ran
Lakewood came roaring back
it the third period, marching SS
ards to score, sending Mark
ajrcloth over from die five,
lichard Cooper's try for the
xtra point failed, and JK's lead
i >as cut. 7-6.
Several fumbles latey. Lake
mod marched 45 yards to tally
lie winning TD. sending Fair
loth in from the one-yard line
nd a 12-7 win . . with one
ninutc and thirty-one seconds
-ft in the game. James Kenan
amc right back behind the fine
;uarterbacking of Kirp Nether
utt and the exciting running of
filler, to move 55 yards in one
27 seconds left, the Tigers
hopes failed again as they were
knocking on the door at about
the ten. . .but once again, the
time ran out.
James Kenan's defense was
outstanding all night, and th?
super performance of Robert
Miller on offense was beautiful
to watch as well as the play of
Nethercutt... . .They played too
hard to lose...
In other ECC games, thd Dark
Horses of Clinton High shut out
i '? 'l' ?
(he power-packs of Raeford 22-0
behind the running of back
Roosevelt Kirby. The Hawks of
North Lenoir flew past the
Panthers of East Duplin 25-0.
The score was 6-0 at half, but
the bigger Hawks roared in the
last period. Pender crusted to a
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t .if 1
26-8 win over North Brunswick
and East Cartereet nipped the
Dogs of Wallace-Rose Hill 6-0:
while South Lenoir was handing
the Wildcats of Richlands a
26-12 defeat.
Support your team.
ECC GAMES ? Sept. 16
Clinton at Dunn
JK at Chas.B. Avcock
Registration is this week at
the Warsaw Recreation Depart
ment. Classes will begin the
week of September (9. Pre
registration is urged so you can
get the class you want before it
fills up. Below is the schedule
for Fail. All classes will meet for
ten weeks. Call, or go by the
Warsaw Recreation Department
(293-7182) for more information
and to register.
YOUTH
Pottery (Hand Building) 5th -
8th jtrade. Monday 4:30-5:30
Tumbling A Gymnastics, 6-10
years old, Thursday, 4 - 5 p.m.
Tumbling St Gymnastics,
11-15 years old, Thursday, 5 - 6
p.m. \
Game Time ? Recreation
Center Open (no basketball)
Monday - Friday, 3-4 p.m.
Arts A Crafts, 5-8 years old,
I11Im i0Uk\ Mil if" i Tlljjjtfii' ifi'l
Tuesday, 4 - 5 p.m.
Arts ft Crafts, 9 - 12 years
old, Friday, 4 ? 5 p.m.
Teen Arts ft Crafts, Wed
nesday 5-6 p.m.
Teen Fficfcs, Wednesday, 7-9
p.m.
Midget Football. Wednesday,
6:30 p.m.
Fun Him, 4-12 years old,
Wednesday, 4 - 5 p.m.
ADULTS
Pottery (Hand Building), 9th
grade and up, Monday, 6:30 - 8
p.m.
Ladies Slimnastics, Tuesday,
7-8 p.m.
Ladies Slimnastics, Thursday.
6-7 p.m.
Co-Recreational Volleyball
Organizational meeting, Thurs
day, September 22 at 7 p.m.
Jog and Jiggle, Monday
Friday, 5:30 - 6:30 p.m.
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' Wildlife Director Named For District
fr? - ? p. * *??? ? y^y ? 1 -j.?/...: 2
Larry Fitzpatrick of Jackson
ville was recently elected North
Carolina Wildlife Federation
Director for District 2B for the
year 1977-78. District 2B in
cludes Duplin, Onslow. Jones,
Carteret and Fender Counties.
fhe N.C. Wildlife Federation i
is a non-profit organization?
dedicated to promote the con-; ?
servation. management and^f
proper use of wildlife and other
natural resources in the state,
and its membership consists of
conservationists, hunters.'
fishermen and nature lovers.
Larry Fitzpatrick has been [2
, i
active in the Federation for
many years. Any hunting or
ftsfatn| club is dibble to join the
Federation, and the new District
Director urges any dubs in this
area that are not affiliated to
contact him for farther infor
mation. He may he reached in
Jacksonville, Telephone
455-1902, The federation works
very closely with the N.C.
Wildlife Resources Commis
sion, and it is thanks to these
organizations that North Caro
lina enjoys the fine fishing and
hunting opportunities that we
have today.
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Richlands at W-RH |
S. Lenoir at Greene Central | ,
Swansboro at East Duplin f j l|.
South Brunswick at Pender
Raeford at Lake wood
^ ECC Game Results
wm | .
Lakcwood 12 |
'
Pender 26
N. Lenoir 25
E. Carteret 6
S. Lenoir 26
N. Duplin 41
James Kenan 7 ,
Raeford 0 "
N.Brunswick 8 V.
East Duplin 0
Wallace-RH 0 |
' Richlands 125
Hob b ton 18
EVA'S CLOTH SHOP
7 mile e**t of Boulavllle
on RleMands Hwy. ? #24
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POLYESTERS ? COTTONS
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War# $2.88-now $2.49 \
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remember the^^Shen^jfover the East Coast, tetft- *
I ' peratures reached an all-time low. While demands for
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\ A neighboring utility had equipment failures and
I had to "borrow" power from CP&I*. Then, CP&L and
| another neighbor also had problems. This, coupled with
I record demands, could have created a serious energy *
II crisis, and caused some drastic measures.
| You may have seen the results on your TV screen.
I The first screen shows normal power. When we had to
I cut back power, your picture may have looked a little 1
jr smaller than usual. If things had gotten worse, we may
H have had to shut off power altogether for a period of
| time, and youd have had rfoTV
Even more importantly youd have had no electric
tor heating or cooking, ($?** ijMcOrdriyffitog. I
| Fortunately we didrit llrve % I
I lanuarv 17, C^ipower || I
ft But, in the 1980s, well have less tan half of tart
reserve. Which may not ^najjM^have more .
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