Wednesday, April 6, 2011
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Athannual - Stoney Jackson Golf Tournament
proceeds for
Mission of New Life Family Worship Center
Saturday,
Above left: §
Steve Absher, Rich Mil-
ligan, Dave Robinson and
Bob Jones shot an 18-under
54 Saturday to win the fifth
annual Stoney Jackson Mis-
sion | Golf Tournament at
. Kings Mountain Country
Club.
Larry Jackson, Sonny
Jackson, Trent Jackson and
Jerry Jackson finished sec-
ond with a 58. Eric Spicer,
“Bryant Wells, Ken Nantz
and Johnny Gamble were
third with a 58.
The pest sport award
went to Myron Cheek,
David Hunter, Tyler Griffin
and Jack Justice.
Justin Etters won the
men’s longest drive contest
on hole #2. Susan
Cloninger won the ladies!
longest drive, also on #2.
Bob Jones won the sen-
ior men’s longest drive con-
test on hole #11.
Closest to the pin win-
ners were Jerry Stewart on
#5, Rodney Sellers on #8,
Bob Jones on #12, Susan
Cloninger on #16 and Joe
Green on #17.
Steve Edsell won the
longest putt ¢ontest on #2.
The tournament organiz-
ers - Stoney and Peggy
Jackson, Pastor ahd Mrs.
Robert Eng and Becky
Lineberger, director of the
Kings Mountain Crisis
Ministry - said they appre-
ciated the golfers and spon-
sors. for making the
tournament a huge success.
All proceeds will be
used by the Crisis Ministry
to assist people in the Kings
Mountain area in crisis situ-
ations, including helping
pay utilities, rent, medicine,
food, clothes, gasoline,
baby food, baby formula,
baby diapers, Depends,
transient situations and
other referrals.
The Crisis Ministry is
sponsored by the Kings
Mountain Ministerial Asso-
ciation and is ruled and
governed by a board of di-
rectors consisting of inter-
faith ministers ~~ and
community leaders.
Rev. Eng, pastor of New
_ Life Family Worship Cen-
ter, said the generous con-
tributions from golfers,
contributors and sponsors
have made the five tourna-
ments a tremendous suc-
cess. Previously, funds
were used to build churches
and Bible colleges in
Africa.
“Together, we are fur-
thering the work of God’s:
kingdom,” Rev. Eng told
the golfers and sponsors.
“Serving others is our joy.”
201 1:00PM Shotgun Start
“Kings Mountain County Club
rida
Above left: Tab Breakfield chips onto #6 green; center: Sandi -
Etters hits her drive on #12; right: Sonny Jackson is happy
‘with his drive on #3.
At right: Cory Phillips lines up a birdie putt on #10.
Below: Trent Jackson barely misses a long putt on #3 green
during Saturday’s Stoney Jackson Mission Golf Tournament at
KMCC.
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