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SERVICE TO THE AGED CHRISTMAS
LUNCHEON - Speakers at the luncheon were Ed
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D. Monk, Brown, Windsor Johnson,
Mrs. Sally Ingram and Christine Williams.
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HELPERS - The above volunteer workers help serve the lunches each day.
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Group enjoying the fellowship and lunch.
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ilATTtE DOBSOW - Head of the
food service at the Kenansville
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SINGS SOLO - *tthc luncheon.
% Th? firtt ptrion on record to ran a milt in under 4rninuM
*? Roflr Ban (inter, who did rt in 1964 in 3 m.nutw.
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Att.p?r.
Annual
Physics
Conference
At UNC-CH
CHAPEL HILL - The 16th
Annual Conference on Recent
Advances in Physics was held
Wednesday. December 28th
and Thursday. December 29th
at the University of North
Carolina at Chapel Hill. The
topic this year was "Electrical
Energy and its Role in the
Energy Problem." Research
scientists and engineers from
universities and utility
companies addressed the con
KrcocCi'
Ms. Mary Anns Grady, who
resides at Albertson and teaches
at East Duplin High School in
Bjjuiyviilc attended the two-day
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Tea was introduced into
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The l?th Hale would like to
share with you same of tile
"Highlights" of 1977. We hope
>ou will <njo> - iiflg wM
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wen wtfR- i?ua(iitiiij t rr is
Impossible to capture all the
fUW, UMUienadwhlg T7, so
^ SilL dag lu... Is about the
way things started with nothing
but bad weather. DCC Board
deck Dr. Carl Price as new
president replacing Colon
Qulnn. Doc Btinson DSA
recipient hi Kenansville. Jimmy
Tad lock and Fisher Carlton
added to DCC Board. Bohhw
Blanton, David , Brooks and
Jimmy Smith added to Rockfleh
Board of Directors. Paul Brewer
DSA recipient in Warsaw. DCC
President Carl Price announces
construction for nine additional
holes has haaa approved by
membership. Den Cook, player
for the Detroit Tiger baseball
dub, teamed with Wallace's
Bobby Matthews, Mac Horrell
and Mitchell Paul to win the Pat
Mallln Golf Tournament at
Rockfish. SWCC group high
Rght early golf season at Myrtle
Duplin s J.C. Page discovers
je?taflfitEfc
cuddy lor Sandra Palmer. Dickie
Fry and Todd Price receive
Eagle award. Rockflsh's Linda
Brlggs, Laba Garrls aad
Duplin s Nancy Edens win Jn
Sand trappers' play at DCC.
Magnolia's Jack Carr records
bole-In-one at Lakewood. Jimmy
Adams, Loy Troatman, Jim
Wells and Craig Clark win
Saperball at SWCC. Joe
Smble'l dl
and Davis Lee win SaperbaD at
DCC. Lynwood Daaghtry,
Ronnie Jaekaan, Earl Caieon
and Jail Walls win four-man at
CCC. Sprant Hill aad Cathy
? -a C* U_a_ m . .a
Lane wm MOicn Koursome ai
SWCC. Rambfewood's Richard
aRtime low. RamMewood's Joel
Harris plays In CGA at PW
barst. Tom Salter, D.L. Scott,
derailed by champs, CaH Price
and Joe CosUr DCC's Tommy
^^Rml^HirirDai^ Dan
FasaeU teams with Kenneth
Johnson to wla Lakewood
Goldsboro s Star Jere MOburn
Mart Vinson hits unbelievable
shot at Duplin . . . fairway.
Frank Huffman and Bab
Brumleve win mcmber-gaeat at
idXJC. Butch Badd wina scvanth
wood. Baalavllle's Marshall
Millar scores hole-ln one at
Lakewaad.
? Kambiewood's Damn Beatic
Xw medalist at East DupMn With
W. DCC's Gerald Q?lnn and
Fisher Carltaa win in Topsail
Open. WBariagtan's Bob Boyd
?CC golf title. DCC's Flaher
Carlton scans eagle [In the
nest) at. Topsail golf course.
WoodrowBlaekbu m^Nathan
Open"1 Wehjutf &r?(oros
hole-in-one at Lakewood. "Even
the Mets won ? world series one
tee." BuMer Johnson wins
first member to win prestigious
c-rnt. Blllv HarreU teams with
Bob Heath to win member
member at Rockflsh. Otis Miller
and Marshall MlUer tied Robert
Rayaor snd Lynwood fmnerJn
Hmfe'lte ttf'tnw! tovb
tatlen.l at Ukewood. MitcbeB
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fifth pint* Id Suu*om Junior
t(v - ? .toenMh. si Plwsfr
DMdi F?y Ike '
RMdki F> ?
Ellei-i >. r^j qualify m
CuHm aced number si* at
Duplin. . .second W1 Nenl
Carlton, Jim Penny, Pete
Gideons and Jane Matthew* win
Fourth of July ?
HoclflshjJPhll Mltrollo and
big all year. . too much
know-how. Charlie Thomas.
Duplin County's il tkrif grtssl,
1? hniphal, Pupfkn's Tommy
SaTul" Utile* WartSfw^e ley
UnmalnL ewlmnrm *;nnal*/ r/urmgl sad
XX GoidshoN's Jake Harris
ami Dave Alien team to win
SWCC membergnest.
Raleigh's BII^McBsIs wins
*WavHle\ Donald Thigpo
-ecords hole-In one al Ramble
wood. Tom Salter and Joel
Harris win member-member at
m^be?TbaT,,!!r
include Marshall Williams,
Warren Hepler, Bobby and
Robert Matthew*. Ramble
wood'* Richard Wooton, golfer
of the year, signs grant-in-aid at
VP1, Warsaw's Daryl Pry
records ace at Daplin. . .
youngest member ever te record
wins secoml straight DCC cham
pionship. Robert Raynor records
Ma-ln-one at < Ramble wood.
Joel Harris and Gloria Herring
win scotch four some at Rambie
wood. Alfred Herring wins
M t wiitftr
n n i
IVQ l? F " 'i*'.'
Cavenaugh win saperball at
Stocker wins In* ladle* ta3| i
lational at SWCC. Dennis Lane
win* rink championship at
SWCC Lloyd Parker record*
hole-in one at Oaptin. Quint,
\m draws 110 golfers al DCC
' ar'swcc.
Betty Stocker win* lad.y dub
chare pionship at DCC. War
ri*i*i^ita ??m^mnl^laU naimarih. -
Miw s vuiiMHriic ncanni new
head of Duplin Swinger* Bill.
at UMwhS* W^'ud.
records ace at SWCC Debbie
*? r Jlkiw^f wHSI^s
Woodrow Blackburn records
bale-fat-one at Lakewood. 1978
with Dr. Price would change Us
putting stance. Best golfing
ever in 78. ^ g jJJ j
Fore.
Ladies Day at Duplin Country
Club is Thursday. January 12th.
Golfing and bridge begin at 10
a.m. Bring a covered dish for
the luncheon. Hostesses are
Marie Roddick and Wfarie
Warrington.
S a ? a
Among Australians, young
people were once popularly
known at '?cornstalks," be
cause they were taller, in
general, than their parents. ,
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ported by tUT C.B.'m 4f the
Warsaw area. The first dance
will be Friday night. Jam*
IJtf Everyone who likes to
square dance is invited tb
The Men's BaskotbaH League
has been formed and there ait
seven teaips The games wilt be
played on Wednesday anil
Friday nights at the Recreating
Ladies Slimnastics will staa
Tuesday. January 10 at 7 p.m.
There will be a fee of S3 and the
classes will last far 8 weeks.
There will be an organizational
meeting for a Stitchery Gass on
January II at 6:30 p.m. at tbi
Recreation Department. 1
Kids in the Kitchen, a cooking
class for kids, will begial
Thursday. January 12. Classed
will meet at 4-5 p.m. foal
6-8-year-olds, and at 5*6 p.m.
for 9-12-year-olds. Interested
children should pre-register at
the Department before thd
Then* will ^be t mating for
January 4th at 7 p.m.. and *
meeting for the Women's
Volleyball League January 5th
at 7 p.m. Boater* an due hi
Tuesday. January 10. Teams
will be accepted through next
Tuesday.
There will be a Charm and
Poise Class ou Monday frem 4-6
p.m. All interested may sign up
at the first meeting on January
0th. There will be a $1 fee.
Monday through Friday is
Game Time for children from
3-4 p.m. Game time wifl last
until 5 on Tuesday and
Thursday. I
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Per year possible raising earthworms In |
your backyard. Investigate this part time
money making opportunity. Candidate mast
have adequate working capital. Call T?M
[] Mercer, 298-3586 or write:
ROYAL EARTHWORMS, INC.
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