The Columbus County Agricuture Fair STARTS TUESDAY See page 3-A for the schedule. ThePublished News since 1890 every Monday and Thursday Reporterfor the County of Columbus and her people. Monday, October 12, 2015 County Volume 125, Number 30 Whiteville, North Carolina schools 75 Cents nix trip Inside 3-A requests •Next threats rising from flood waters. N.C. State fair, 5-A parks a ‘liability’ •Former CIA spy to By NICOLE CARTRETTE sign books at Lake News Editor Library. The N.C. State Fair, carnivals, amusement parks, water sports, boating activities, swim- ming in pools, and certain overnight stays ap- DIDYOB? pear to be completely off limits for Columbus Did you observe ... County school field trips. “Those are considered higher risk activi- ties,” Superintendent Alan Faulk said Friday. Julie Forster and “It’s because of the liability.” Jenny Williams, two On Tuesday, after a closed session, the school board voted unanimously to deny all English visitors to but one field trip request discussed. Columbus County, Though not on the Tuesday list, West Staff photo by FULLER ROYAL Columbus High School’s Future Farmers of taking part in a America annual trip to the N.C. State Fair was spontaneous video Cadence for all turned down. Members of the Whiteville High School JROTC Wolfpack Battalion repeat their cadence during Fri- Faulk said the changes come as a result posted on Wallyce of suggestions from the N.C. School Board day’s homecoming parade along Madison Street in Whiteville. Association and following “discussion at an Todd’s Facebook administrators retreat.” page that included Faulk mentioned various accidents at fairs and parks. them wondering “They don’t tell us what to do,” Faulk said, what that “strange Etheridge sees agriculture but suggest school districts “be careful with this.” thing in the sky” Several Columbus County schools made damage in county firsthand requests to take students on trips out of state. was when they saw Kindergarteners will continue to be the sun for the first nPush for federal disaster aid to farms con- tinues. See No more trips, page 9-A time during their By NICOLE CARTRETTE week-long visit to News Editor N.C.? (The women Cotton, sweet potatoes, and peanuts across Columbus Chadbourn flew from London County remain in wet fields, rotting, and offer farmers little hope for a profit after the harvest. to North Carolina to At least that is what Bob Etheridge, executive state tables ABC director for the federal Farm Service Agency, saw first- celebrate with Todd hand Friday as he visited farmers north of Whiteville. the 20-year anniver- “This is sort of representative of what we are find- store action sary of their friend- ing all over southeast North Carolina today,” Etheridge said, as he stood in Ellis Jordan’s cotton field near the nAction taken amid charges of lies ship, which began Western Prong community. and a “farce” of a meeting. Etheridge held a boll with dark, rotten cotton inside on a bus and tent it. By ALLEN TURNER trip across Europe in Jordan was looking to get about 1,200 pounds of cot- Bob Etheridge and John Moore Lennon ton from the field. “Now I hope I get 500,” Jordan said. Staff Writer “Somebody might buy it to make Q-tips.” 1995.) ... Pink lights farming since 2007. “You can’t protect yourself from a flood,” Etheridge Chadbourn town council recently tabled ac- “We have had a couple droughts that were pretty shining bright at said. He emphasized that it was important for farmers tion on moving the West Columbus ABC store. tough I’d say,” Jordan said, adding that he will be lucky to contact their local Farm Service Agency to report A contentious discussion of more than an Ivey’s Café in honor to save 40 percent of his peanuts and sweet potatoes. damage. hour led up to the vote. “It’s too wet. You can’t even get in there yet and see of Breast Cancer Jordan, who represents a younger generation of One councilman said that someone – either farmers, has never seen this kind of loss. He has been See Crops, page 2-A Mayor Donald Ray Bass or ABC board chair- Awareness Month? man Tony Freeman – was lying. Another ... councilman accused the mayor of lying. The mayor called the meeting a “farce.” At its September meeting, the board voted to rent the former Kangaroo convenience store County Deaths Crusade’s leaders report 854 building (which the town acquired when it was donated by the property owners) to the Whiteville West Columbus ABC Board for $2,000 a month. William McKinley Brown persons committed to Christ That measure also required the ABC board to donate $10,000 a year to the Chadbourn Police Patricia King Duncan nFinal session here Thursday brought warn- Department. Nakina ing that “real work” now begins, unusual The ABC board subsequently sent a letter Pearl Watts stories of conversions to Christianity. to the town saying they didn’t want to move Riegelwood from their current location. They pay only Avery Graham Blanks By BOB HIGH $785 a month for rent on a lease that runs for Staff Writer two more years. An accusation of lies, leveled by Council- One visitor to Columbus County attended at least one man James Green, came after ABC board Index of the Go Tell Columbus Crusade sessions last week at chairman Tony Freeman said Bass first South Columbus High School, and went forward to give proposed that the former gas station would Editorials ...... 8-A his life to God. come rent-free. Freeman said after Septem- Obituaries ...... 7-A A report by a member of the Go Tell Columbus steer- ber’s meeting that his “jaw dropped” when ing committee Thursday showed the man was close to the council passed a motion to charge $2,000 Sports ...... 1-B suicide, but “God saved me.” a month rent plus $10,000 annual donation to Crime ...... 4-A The visitor said his son committed suicide during the police department. Staff photo by Bob High Lifestyles ...... 5-A the spring, and his fiancé left him, pregnant by another That motion passed unanimously with man. The visitor, despite all his personal tragedies, left Brenda Jolly, chairperson of the Go Tell Columbus Crusade committee, honored Jose Alvarez Thurs- Councilman David Worley refraining from Tabor City a new man. voting because he is the landlord for the ABC day with a special honorarium for his work and More stories store. The ABC store has occupied Worley’s support during the five-night event. More reports Thursday included: building for 12 to 15 years and he has been on • Another man went forward and was being counseled the town council for the past two years. Worley when the man’s wife approached and told him she was returned with her father. “That girl was crying a flood also recused himself from voting on the issue tired of waiting, and wanted him to leave immediately. of tears,” Gage observed. Tuesday night. The man didn’t leave until the counseling session was • Another teen went into the stands, spent a minute The board decided to charge the higher rent complete. in front of some football players, and returned with two in an effort to avoid paying Columbus County • Rick Gage, leader of the Go Tell Ministry that spear- of them in tow. any more money than necessary. Under an headed the crusade, talked about one teenager who went forward Wednesday evening, then left the stage area and See Go Tell, page 9-A See ABC, page 2-A 2-A – The News Reporter, Monday, October 12, 2015 Crops Continued from page 1-A how bad it is,” Ellis said. would make the peanuts no with,” Ellis said. type of damage caused by too Jordan’s sweet potatoes in good and be turned down by The process for declaring much rain. The last time the a field just a few miles from buyers. an area a disaster for federal county saw significant dam- his cotton were washed out of “We are going to encour- aid purposes is a lengthy one. age to fall crops was 1999. the ground in areas. age farmers to contact their Ellis said he did not an- “We can’t get wet stuff out At John Moore Lennon’s FSA officer,” Etheridge said. ticipate any extra assistance of the field,” Gray said. farm south of Clarkton, pea- He said farmers need extra within the year. A few of the farmers who nuts showed signs of mold- aid in light of what he sees as “When farmers have a met with Etheridge Friday ing in the shell. Etheridge disaster. tough time it ripples over to talked abut making calls to doubted they were “harvest- A Columbus County emer- the consumer on the grocery elected officials in Washing- able” but Lennon hopes to gency committee met Tuesday shelf,” Etheridge said. He ton, D.C. salvage something from the to send a preliminary report pointed out a drought in the “Every farmer ought to be field, he said. of “significant damage” to Carolinas earlier this year calling,” said Etheridge, the “We are going to try, we’ve state and federal officials. coupled with recent drought son of tenant farmers, who got to,” Lennon said. Etheridge said Friday he in California has resulted in served for 12 years in the U.S. A fuzz could be seen on had “signed off” on the report price increases on produce. House. some of the peanuts inside and that it was sent to Wash- He said recent events here The Farm Service Agency the shell. ington that morning. A water-soaked peanut rotted in the field. “compound” the trouble. is part of the U.S. Department Officials fear that it could “Really what farmers need Etheridge said federal aid of Agriculture and offers a be produced by the mold As- now is disaster assistance. the state. to buy you a new car.” in response to crops damaged number of programs and pergillus flavus. The aflatoxin We’ve got a disaster,” Ether- “We need that kind of as- Etheridge said that insur- by rains and flooding was services. Agricultural Risk can occur in nuts, legumes, idge said. “That’s a policy sistance again,” Etheridge ance may result in 65 cents for critical. Coverage (ARC), Price Loss seeds, corn, wheat and other issue that Congress is going said. every dollar and does not ac- “We have to make sure that Coverage (PLC), beginning crops, as well as some spices, to have to deal with.” Ellis said insurance on count for the production cost. North Carolina gets to be a farmer and rancher loans, such as chili and paprika. Etheridge recalled that crops is not the safety net that For Jordan, that creates part of whatever help they conservation programs, and Extreme heat and drought be- Hurricane Floyd in 1999 led the public believes it to be. what could be a dire situation. get,” Etheridge said. emergency loans to help pro- fore harvest, as well as moist, to extra help from federal and “Insurance will pay a little “Everything was hit or Coke Gray, executive direc- ducers recover from losses humid storage conditions, state officials for farmers. bit but it’s not enough,” Jor- miss. We were (already) just tor for the Columbus County due to drought, flooding, and increase susceptibility. This Congress appropriated dan said. “It’s like totaling looking to ride this year out FSA office, said it has been other natural disasters, are naturally occurring toxin funds that were matched by your car. They are not going really and break even to start five years since he saw this among them.

ABC Continued from page 1-A agreement entered into years move their store, Bass later now we’re in a situation that “It might not be a good prac- the board’s outlook on how we Edwards suggested that ago by all the towns in the told him that the town would we could have to force our tice, but it’s not unlawful. No do things?” Chadbourn approach the county with ABC stores, the have to charge some rent, $500 hand on an organization that law says somebody in a closed Freeman said, “I don’t county to see if they would be county would receive 45 per- or perhaps even $1,000. is internal (the ABC board). meeting can’t go out and talk think the county deserves willing to lower the distribu- cent of ABC profits. By charg- Following September’s vote And then you go and lie on us about it.” 45 percent, and I understand tion percentage and “see what ing a high rent, store profits by council to charge the rent to the paper.” Councilman Brian Ed- what you’re trying to do” kind of negotiating they’re would be reduced and the dis- of $2,000 a month and a $10,000 Bass repeated, “I didn’t lie wards said, “The plan the by reducing profits through willing to do and, whatever it tribution to the county would annual donation, Bass said to the paper.” mayor put forth was to maxi- higher rent to lower the profit is, we’ll come back and evalu- therefore be diminished. he was not a “happy camper” A municipal election will mize revenue for the town. on which the county would be ate it and accept it or punt or Freeman told council that regarding the board deci- be held next month and, al- He said $1,000 or $1,500 (rent) paid a percentage. “But you whatever.” the 45 percent distribution Co- sion. Council members were though Bass is not running and I said let’s go for $2,000… can’t do that ethically,” Free- Bass suggested tabling lumbus County receives from unhappy with the newspaper for mayor, he and five others let’s get it all. The mayor was man added. any action until Chadbourn its ABC stores is the highest article that subsequently ap- (including Green) are running very much in favor of it. He Councilman Rashad Rob- can meet with Columbus percentage distribution in peared in which Bass made for three available seats on the never spoke against it and I erts asked whether, if the County about altering the the state. that statement. They said the council. was pretty much outraged county won’t agree to lower distribution formula and, The distribution of 45 per- mayor, who does not have a “This is a bad situation,” when I read his newspaper their percentage in the distri- at Pope’s suggestion, asking cent profits to the county has vote except in the case of a Green told Bass, “and you article because it was not an bution, the town is locked into other towns with ABC stores not been made by the Chad- tie, acquiesced to the decision were trying to do a political accurate representation by the 45 percent forever. Free- to join in the effort since all bourn store for seven years without voicing any objec- move. I think you misled us him of what happened. What man said, “The ABC manual stores in the county are being because the ABC board has tions at the time. and you misled the people.” we’ve got to do from all this says the distribution can be assessed 45 percent of their been putting money into a Addressing Freeman Tues- Councilman Edwin Rob- is, we’ve got to find a plan of changed at any time if all profits by the county. designated fund each year to day night, Green said, “We erts, like Green and Bass action and I guess we should parties agree.” Pope replied, A motion to table any ac- save money for the eventual didn’t say we were going to seeking one of the three board go to the county and ask the “That’s the problem. I don’t tion on the ABC store until construction of its own build- give it to y’all for free, so if he seats up for grabs next month, county to change the distribu- see much incentive for the after the county can be ap- ing. Freeman said they have (Bass) told y’all that, that’s a told Bass, “What was put in tion percentages. And if they county to agree to lower their proached passed unanimously been legally able to suspend lie. You said he told you we’d the paper (about Bass dis- say no, is that going to change percentage.” with Worley recusing himself. the distribution by notifying give you the building for free agreeing with the board deci- the state ABC Commission and he says he didn’t. So who’s sion) was wrong, because you that they were doing so. lying?” were shaking your head in Following September’s Freeman objected to agreement. For you to tell the board action, Freeman said Green’s characterization of paper you disagreed is a lie.” Bass approached him about the differences between his Green said, “I have a prob- relocating the store to the version of the offer by Bass lem with Mr. Mayor. It was North Brown Street location. and Bass’s version as a lie. “I misleading, because if you Although he said his initial don’t appreciate you saying had a problem with it, you reaction was negative, he told ‘lie,’” Freeman told Green. were leading the meeting.” the council Tuesday night that “You’re saying one of us is Bass responded, “This last Bass came to him and asked, lying. It was just a misunder- year I haven’t led a meeting “How does (rent) free sound standing. I know what I heard. anywhere.” to you?” Freeman said he told He knows what he heard.” “What do you mean?” Bass, “Now you’ve got my at- Freeman said that when asked Green. “You’re leading tention.” Bass initially approached him this now.” The ABC board was luke- about possibly moving the Bass retorted, “I’m leading warm to relocating to the ABC store, he said, “I know this farce.” Kangaroo, Freeman said, you want to be on the other Edwin Roberts asked Town because the current location side of the road, but how does Attorney Harold G. “Butch” in Worley’s building on Joe free sound?” Freeman said Pope whether Bass should Brown Highway North is on he told Bass, “Now you’ve have gone to the newspaper the right hand side of the got my attention.” Freeman with information from the road for beach traffic, which added, “Then he (Bass) came closed session. Freeman says accounts for back and said we’ll have to “There’s nothing to say a a significant portion of the charge $500 or something like board member can’t go out store’s business. The Kanga- that, and I said we could talk and talk about what happened roo location would be on the about it. And then it went up in closed session,” Pope said. left side of the road for beach and up and then it got to the traffic. The ABC board feels point that there’s no way we FRANK THEATRES beach-bound traffic would not can afford it.” COASTAL stop at a store on the left side “Our customers,” Freeman of the road. added, “have told us they STADIUM 10 Accompanying Freeman to don’t want the store moved Showtimes (910) 754-7469 Tuesday’s meeting were fel- downtown.” www.FRANKTHEATRES.com low ABC board members Guy Green said, “It’s all be- 5200 Bridgers Road Long and Hattie Kelly, neither hind a miscommunication. of whom spoke. So we had your attention, Happy 3rd Birthday Freeman told council that like you said, on the lower although Bass asked him amount. And the mayor says Brenton whether a rent-free proposal he didn’t tell you that and you would get the ABC board to say you’re not lying and he Odell George says you are.” October 12, 2015 Bass interrupted, “No. I The News Reporter just said exactly what we (USPS 387-600) talked about.” Published twice weekly by “Not the way you explained The News Reporter Co. Inc. it,” Green replied to Bass. 127 W. Columbus St. “But your conversations mis- Whiteville N.C. 28472 led them (the ABC board) and Mailing address: now he (Freeman) has got a P.O. Box 707, change of perspective. He said you said he could get it for free Whiteville, N.C. 28472-0707 and that was never discussed Periodical postage paid at with us, and then you go to the Whiteville, N.C., 28472-0707 paper and print that you were Postmaster: send address disgruntled with the board changes to P.O. Box 707, when you were sitting right Whiteville, N.C. 28472 in the meeting and agreed Jim High, Publisher with everything, and now you Today’s the day make it look like we are liars Mail Subscriptions to celebrate the birth of my in the paper.” (Columbus County) Bass replied, “I did not family’s STAR $30.00 year agree with you. I didn’t say It’s another chance Other N.C. Counties a word in there (in the closed to spoil you and show you $46.00 year session last month).” how special you are Home Delivery $45.00 year “This is serious business,” I LOVE YOU!! Out of State $65.00 year said Green. “You misled peo- Your number one supporter ©2008, The News Reporter Co., Inc. ple and we could have had Love Mommy #5691 this thing ready to go and The News Reporter, Monday, October 12, 2015 – 3-A County Fair opens Tuesday night The Columbus County Agri- grounds on Prison Camp Road to the generosity of Brunswick culture Fair kicks off its 36th at 5 p.m. with a bounty of enter- Electric Membership Corpora- edition Tuesday with the fair- tainment planned throughout tion, so instead of $8, fair-goers grounds reserved until 1 p.m. the week. Tuesday night’s of- will pay only $4. Armbands, for kindergarten students from fering includes the hat, pump- which are $16 on other nights, throughout Columbus County, kin and sweet potato contests will be $14. their teachers and chaperones. at 6 p.m. on the main stage, a The children’s tractor pull Kindergarten students will flag-raising ceremony at 6:25 will be held at 6:30 p.m., the see demonstrations of cow- p.m. by the West Columbus Sweeney Family Show will milking and hundreds of ani- JROTC, and a spelling bee for begin on the main stage at 7:15 mals at Old McDonald’s Farm grades 3, 4, and 5 on the main p.m. and The Bluegrass Boys in the livestock barn. stage beginning at 6:30 p.m. will play at 8:30 p.m. There are pens of rabbits, Dreamland Amusements Friday pigs, horses, cows, chickens, will provide carnival attrac- Gates open at 3 p.m. Friday ducks, turkeys and other farm tions and rides on the midway and the children’s tractor pull animals that some of the chil- each night. Flimsey the Clown will begin at 6:30 p.m. dren have never seen before. will perform nightly. The Demolition Derby gets Sometimes there is an ex- Three exhibit halls will underway on the track at 7 otic animal or two, such as have a variety of interesting p.m., with an additional $3 camels. and educational booths and a charge to attend. A talent show Fire and rescue depart- grand display of exhibits rang- will be held at 7:30 p.m. and the ments from throughout the ing from art and photography Honey Don’t Band will perform county will be there to dem- to canned goods, sewing, crafts at 9 p.m. The Sweeney Family Dock Road in the Crusoe community continues to be flooded. onstrate various functions of and many other interesting Show and Flimsey the Clown their jobs and equipment, and displays. will also perform. there might even be an oppor- Wednesday Saturday tunity to jump on a wagon or Wednesday will be Special Gates open at 3 p.m. Satur- Next threats rising from flood waters trailer loaded with hay for a Friends Day for groups of day and the School Art Show By JEFFERSON WEAVER can’t breed without standing easily,” she said. “The bacteria hayride through the parking mentally and physically chal- will be held at 4:30 p.m. That’s Staff Writer water, and the more water you and the filth get caught up in lot. lenged. They will have lunch My Dog, a pet show, will be held can get rid of, the fewer bugs the cloves of their hooves, and Some of the midway rides and refreshments, ride some at 5 p.m. in the livestock arena, A combination of weather you’ll have.” it just breeds there. One of the for kids will be in operation of the midway rides and enjoy the children’s tractor pull will systems brought more than a Mosquitoes can carry the best ways to prevent this is for their entertainment and the Flimsy the Clown and other be held at 6 p.m. and the Demo- foot of rain to some parts of Eastern and Western Nile to spread lime around areas kindergartners will have an stage entertainment from 11 lition Derby will be held on the Columbus County last week, viruses, as well as Eastern where it’s always muddy, like opportunity to stroll through a.m. until 1 p.m. track at 7 p.m. overwhelming drainage sys- Equine Encephalitis. All three around the water troughs. The the exhibit hall to see exhibits Senior Day activities, in- A talent show will begin at tems, covering roads and clos- are deadly to horses and peo- lime will break the bacteria ranging from canned goods to cluding games and perfor- 7:30 p.m. and the Blackwater ing schools. ple. down, and help prevent prob- handicrafts, art, photographs mances, will be held on the Rhythm and Blues Band will and sewing. main stage from 3 to 5 p.m. and perform at 9 p.m. Students in Old Dock had Although the county has lems with the animal’s hooves Parade Tuesday seniors 55 and older may come Sunday to be transported to an area had no reported cases of mos- later on.” A 3:30 p.m. parade through in free from 1 p.m. on. Gates open Sunday at 1 p.m., church for the trip to school, quito-borne illnesses this year, Farmers and livestock own- downtown Whiteville Tuesday Gates open to the public at 5 with the Sweeney Family Show since buses couldn’t travel several human and equine ers should keep an eye on is the next fair offering. There p.m. A spelling bee for grades beginning at 1:30 p.m. The down flooded roads. deaths have been tied directly animals in the coming days, will be a variety of farm and 6-8 will begin at 6 p.m. and reg- finals of the children’s tractor The National Guard also to the viruses in recent years. she said. fair related units in addition istration for the Diaper Derby pull will be held at 2:30 p.m., the lent a helping hand to one resi- Prevention is the best de- “Look for any that aren’t to the traditional school, civic is at 7 p.m. talent show finals will begin dent of the flooded southern fense, Creech-Green said. walking around, grazing and and political units, queens Thursday at 3 p.m., the Sweeney Family Columbus area, sending in “Get your horses vacci- eating like they should,” she and princesses, tractors and Gates open at 3 p.m. Thurs- Show will begin at 4 p.m. and nated,” Creech-Green said. “If said. “You know your animals a truck so the resident could unusual vehicles. day, a special day at the fair. the School Art Show will begin you have a foal who was too better than anyone—keep an obtain parts for an outboard Gates open at the fair- Admission is half price, thanks at 4:30 p.m. motor. The boat owner was us- young for spring shots, now eye on them, and if they’re ing the boat as his main form is a good time to get their fall acting like they have sore feet, of transportation, since roads vaccinations. It won’t hurt to check them out before things have been flooded in the area have a booster if you’re in a get worse.” for days. mosquito-prone area.” Even companion animals According to the National Eliminating mosquito need extra attention during Keep Them Healthy! Weather Service, the Wac- breeding grounds is espe- the flood recovery period, camaw River crested at its cially important to poultry Creech-Green said. third-highest level ever Friday. producers, whether they have “Make sure you have heart- Water initially began drop- a backyard flock or multiple worm preventative, and that Flu ping Wednesday, rose again enclosed houses. The advent your dog stays on it,” she said. briefly Saturday and Sunday of Avian Influenza in parts of “Preventing heartworms is a morning, and was expected the country, along with other lot easier and less expensive Vaccines to begin its return to normal mosquito-borne aliments, has than treating them after the levels Sunday night. led to quarantines in some fact.” Other threats from the five states, and limitations on sales Available days of rain is more discreet and trading here in North Car- than washed-out roads and olina. Several illnesses can be Shot or flooded timber. carried by birds of any kind, Pork chops for Mosquitoes can lay and then passed on to humans and TCMS athletics Mist Form hatch eggs in as little as a livestock via mosquito bites. quarter-teaspoon of stagnant In addition to mosquitoes, Tabor City Middle School water, and with nearly every saturated ground has prevent- will have a pork chop dinner Flu Shot Clinic discarded tire, ditch, stump ed storm water from running fundraiser for the athletic hole, disused flower pot and off or being absorbed. Stand- department Friday, Oct. 23 Saturday, October 17th • 9 am - 12 noon trash can in the county hold- ing or flowing water after a from 11 a.m. until 2 p.m. ing at least some water, health significant rain event is often Plates will include pork officials are expecting a baby contaminated with pollut- chops, green beans, potato Welcome our boom of biting bugs in the ants ranging from sewage to salad, bread and dessert. COLUMBUS PEDIATRICS coming days. Slightly cooler chemicals. Pick up plates outside of new Provider temperatures will help retard Standing water or mud con- the eighth grade building. Lacey J. the hatch, but without truly taminated by animal feces and Delivery is also available. & ADOLESCENT CARE cold weather, mosquitoes and urine can be a big problem for The school is located at 800 Jefferson Street • Suite 116, Whiteville 642-2642 White PA-C the diseases they can carry farmers who raise livestock in 701 W. 6th Street in Tabor will be on the rise in the com- pastures, Creech-Green said. City. ing weeks. “Cattle, hogs, goats and For more information call “You need to empty every sheep can get hoof rot very 910-653-3637. container of standing water you can find,” said Phyllis Creech-Green, livestock agent 45 Yrs. 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Beside Domino’s WHITEVILLE - 2 Locations: 503 Jefferson Street & 1707 South Madison Street BOLTON: 1128 Green Swamp Road • HALLSBORO: 4236 Sam Potts Hwy. Questions should be di- 910.640.1238 • DELCO: Hwy. 74-76 • LAKE WACCAMAW: Old Hwy. 74, across from post office rected through CSM Preston Sun - Thurs 11:00 - 9:30 • Fri. - Sat 11:00 - 10:00 • CHADBOURN: 101 Strawberry Blvd. Smith at (910) 914-4189 ext. 5234. 4A - The News Reporter, Thursday, October 12 2015 Crime briefs Prison Arrested Timothy Ray Davis, 30, of William Howell Strickland, Whiteville 68, of Air pleaded in Park Drive, Superior Fair Bluff, Court last has been ar- week to fail- rested on a ure by a sex charge of offender to shooing into report a new an occupied address, and and moving was sen- Davis vehicle on a Strickland tenced to 20 to 36 months in warrant by prison. Sheriff ’s Deputy Darrell N. Davis, required to register Spaulding. as a sex offender since a convic- Strickland is charged with tion for crime against nature firing an unknown firearm into and sexual battery in 2006, a vehicle occupied by Jessica did not report in March 2015 a McClure and Marcus Jewett, change of address as required both of Aynor, S.C., on Oct. 4. by law for all sex offenders The victims were not injured required to register. by the gunfire. Co-defendants School Three males, two of them Damage estimated at $300 from Cum- was caused at Acme-Delco berland Middle School by a break-in of County, have the school gym and the conses- been arrest- sion stand, according to an Oct. ed on various 7 sheriff ’s report. felony charg- es, includ- ing all three Juveniles charged with Two 14-year-old boys were This 2013 Toyota, driven by Robert Lee Parlier, 63, of Gastonia, was involved in a collision Sunday about 2:40 p.m. possession Bryant caught Sunday at Walmart in at the intersection of U.S. 701 and Pleasant Plains Church Road. The SUV in the background, driven by William Ray of a weapon Whiteville stealing BB shots Duncan, 60, of Fred Powell Road, Whiteville, made a left turn in front of the northbound Parlier vehicle, police noted. of mass de- and two duck calls, according struction on to local police. The items were warrants recovered. obtained Robbery, by Sheriff ’s Deputy Trev- or Bryan. Tree 4 shootings Phillip D. McCrowie Savannah Nicole Willis, 29, Bryant, 33, of Whiteville, told police Fri- take place of Lilling- day she accidently hit the gas A couple in their 40s were ton, Stacey pedal as she was making a turn temporarily kidnapped as they L. McCrowie, in a sharp curve on Maultsby were robbed early Sunday on 35, of Fay- Drive, and her car rounded Clyde Norris Road southeast etteville, and the curve, went off the street of Tabor City, according to Casey Cor- to the right and hit a tree at a sheriff ’s report by Deputy nelius Mas- approximately 35-mph. Samantha Hickman. senburg, 19, Willis and her three passen- Michael Lee Boyes, 42, and also of Fay- Massenburg gers reported minor injuries. Laura Ann Boyes, 47, were held etteville, are The passengers in the 12:25 at gunpoint and made to move each charged with possession a.m. crash were Christopher about as they were robbed of a sawed-off 12-gauge Rem- Taylor, 38, and Sandra Willis, of a cell phone, the woman’s ington shotgun with a barrel 55, and Latonya Willis, 31, all purse and cash. They were not of just 11 inches on Oct. 8. of Whiteville. All three are also charged injured. with breaking and entering, The most recent of a series and larceny. They broke into of shots being fired into homes Norman Matthew Ward’s home Damage or vehicles took place in the along Old Lumberton Road, A Jacksonville driver told 600 block of Woodyard Road, and stole electronics and a local police today (Monday) Riegelwood and was reported 40-caliber pistol, with a total he hit the guardrail of the U.S. at 1:21 p.m. Sunday. value of $1,600. Warren Curtis Graham re- 701 Bypass overpass to avoid This Southern Tire & Muffler Company wrecker was burned early Sunday after being Bryant is also charged with striking the rear of a small ported a gunshot entered the stolen in Whiteville. The rollback truck was found on N.C. 904 northwest of Tabor City possession of a firearm by a trailer without lights in a 4:25 front wall of his home, and the near the Tabor Prison unit. The wrecker was reported stolen shortly after 1 a.m. felon. He had the 40-caliber a.m. incident. The victim was back glass in a pickup truck pistol, and was convicted of driving on U.S. 74-76, and dam- was shattered, according to possession of stolen goods in age to his 2008 Nissan pickup Deputy Sgt. Adam Gore’s re- Moore County on April 2, 2015, was estimated at $3,500. Man hides shotgun in woods after wreck port. Graham was not injured. records show. James Brian Hamilton, 40, William Ray Duncan, 60, of Fred Powell Road, Whiteville, took a shotgun from his vehicle and Jolene Norris Hamilton, Sunday afternoon immediately after he was involved in a two-vehicle crash, and hid it in a wooded 41, were in a pickup truck area near the wreck scene at U.S. 701 and Pleasant Plains Church Road. early Saturday as they drove Break-ins, thefts Police report the shotgun was found, and Duncan, being treated for injuries in the wreck, left along Slippery Log Road in the the Columbus Regional Healthcare’s emergency department before police could arrive there. Whiteville area, according to The following were victims of a break-in and/or theft re- Officers obtained a warrant against Duncan for possession of a firearm by a felon. Deputy Samantha Hickman. ported on date shown: Robert Lee Parlier, 63, of Gastonia, was the driver of a Toyota car headed north when Duncan, A gunshot struck the rear • Oct. 11 – Brian Thomas Coleman, N.C. 211 South, Bolton – in a 2001 Ford SUV, turned left in front of the car, police reported. of the pickup, according to the break-in of vehicle, theft of Hi-Point JCP-L .40-caliber pistol. report filed at 12:03 a.m. The • Oct. 11 – Nicole Danielle Banks, Covington Lane, Whiteville victims were not injured. – break-in, no theft. Still another shooting inci- • Oct. 10 -- William Casey Burkhart, 25500 block of U.S. 74-76, Collection agencies have refunds; Trailer crash dent was reported at 12:26 a.m. Delco -- break-in, theft of cleaning supplies. on Saturday in the 3800 block • Oct. 9 -- James Robert Brown, 2900 block of N.C. 242, Chad- contact firm if you are a victim Ricky Joe Soles, 26, of of U.S. 701 south of Whiteville. bourn -- break-in, theft of 65-inch TV. Insurance Commissioner Carolina consumers and (2) Chadbourn, was pulling a Chad Belton Todd, 48, reported • Oct. 9 -- Emma Dee Anders, 10500 block of N.C. 214, Lake Wayne Goodwin has an- promptly and fully reimburse trailer full of furniture at 7:15 his Oldsmobile Silhouette was Waccamaw -- break-in, theft of Insigna 32-inch TV. nounced that North Carolin- all convenience fees which p.m. Friday when it broke struck by a gunshot from an • Oct. 9 -- Raven Brooke Evans, Savannah Road, Tabor City ians may be eligible for re- the collection agencies col- loose as Soles was headed undetermined type of firearm. -- break-in, theft of golf ring, plus middle-school and high-school funds from three collection lected from any North Caro- south on Madison Street, and Todd was not injured. rings. agencies-- EGS Financial lina consumer from Aug. 1, the trailer moved to the left Whiteville police reported • Oct. 9 -- Lonnie and Cory Delane Collins, 10100 block of N.C. Care, Inc. (formerly NCO Fi- 2010, through March 31, 2014, and rolled into the Black’s Tire a similar incident Saturday at 242, Evergreen -- break-in, theft of Savage 20-gauge pump shot- nancial Systems, Inc.), Sys- upon receipt of a written re- Service offices. 10:30 p.m. on U.S. 701 Bypass gun, Henry .22 rifle, Sig M-400 5.56 caliber AR-15 rifle, Remington tems & Services Technolo- quest from the consumer. Police estimated the trailer near Quality Street. Patrick Speedmaster .22 rifle, Savage 12-gauge shotgun, various ammo, gies, Inc., and Transworld Consumers who paid a con- was moving about 20 mph Ian Gellen, 31, of Hope Mills, cash, Samsung 40-inch TV, small safe, 15 assorted knives. Systems, Inc. venience fee to Transworld when it hit the building. told police a bullet hit the rear • Oct. 8 -- Norman Matthew Ward, 4100 block of Old Lumber- The North Carolina De- Systems, Inc., NCO Financial of his 2013 Ford Escape SUV. ton Road, Whiteville -- break-in, theft of PlayStation 3, three partment of Insurance began Systems, Inc., or Systems and Gellen was not hurt. TVs, Xbox 360, Smith and Wesson .40 pistol, medication. (See investigating the collection Services Technologies, Inc. story in crime briefs about arrests). agencies after it received a during the period Aug. 1, 2010, PLEASE • Oct. 8 -- Kenneth Olin and Regina Boyd, Jamaica Queen complaint from a consumer through March 31, 2014, and Lane, Tabor City -- theft of Honda Accord car. indicating that on three oc- who wish to request a refund RECYCLE Subscribe Today, • Oct. 8 -- Leslie Alan Almond, 8600 block of U.S. 76, Chadbourn casions Transworld Systems, must send a written request -- theft of Fender Stratacaster 40th anniversary guitar. Inc. drafted $12 from her bank to the following address be- • Oct. 8 -- Whitney Adele Pike, Miller Road, Tabor City -- break- account in addition to the $50 fore Sept. 16, 2016: in, theft of LG 43-inch and 55-inchTVs, Samsung 65-inch TV, DVD Call 642-4104 monthly bill payment. Mayas Erickson, Attorney player, Kitchen Aid mixer, one-carat diamond earrings, Nike The department discov- Sessions, Fishman, Nathan shotes, NFL jersey, Microsoft Surface Pro 3 computer, Nabby ered that the collection agen- & Israel, LLC Dream Tab 8-inch tablet, four pairs of Abercrombie jeans, Ugg cies charged a flat conve- 3850 N. Causeway Blvd., boots, Bose stereo, Dyson vacuum, Blue Ray player, Vizio stereo, nience fee for each payment Suite 200 hooded jacket, engagement ring, wedding band, shoes, Apple processed over the telephone Metairie, LA 70002-7227 Ipad Mini tablet, 14 perfumes and fragrances. and online through their com- For questions about the • Oct. 8 -- Wanda Brown Elkins, Green-Elkins Road, Clarkton puter collection systems. The refund, contact Mayas Erick- -- break-in, theft of wall-mounted gas heater, a set of china. son, Attorney, at Sessions, • Oct. 8 -- Jereald Mayes, Silver Spoon Road, Whiteville -- agencies have agreed to pay Fishman, Nathan & Israel, break-in, theft of Samsung 21-inch TV. penalties totaling $493,670 to LLC at 504-846-7914 or the • Oct. 8 -- Alesha Dee Skipper, Hull Street, Whiteville -- theft resolve allegations that the of box of Jamberry wraps for fingernails. collection agencies commit- North Carolina Department • Oct. 8 -- David Jerome Spaulding, Pine Level Church Road, ted unfair practices by col- of Insurance at 855-408-1212. After You Read. Nakina -- theft of 54-inch cut Poulan riding mower. lecting convenience fees from • Oct. 8 -- Christopher Earl Simmons, Livingston Chapel Road, consumers. G. Cameron Delco -- break-in, theft of 42-inch camoflauge TV, and Barnett EGS Financial Care, Inc., camoflauge crossbow. Systems & Services Technolo- Byrd • Oct. 8 -- Wendy Jovan Williams, Oscar Drive, Cerro Gordo gies, Inc., and Transworld Prince Law Firm, PLLC ATTORNEY AT LAW Systems, Inc. do not acknowl- -- break-in, theft of cash. 118 West Smith St. • Whiteville edge any wrongdoing and P • Oct. 8 -- Anna Nance Blanton, Sherry W. Thorp, Mason Troy Nickelson, Dolph Lewis Road, Chadbourn -- break-in of vehicle, deny that they have violated •Child Custody & Support 642-2258 Office theft of purse with bankcards, LG cell phone, wallet, medication. the law. Rather than face an •Divorce & Equitable Distribution • Criminal • Divorce • Oct. 7 -- Lonnie Bullard, Old Lumberton Road, Whiteville administrative hearing, the •Traffic Tickets • Wills • Custody Amanda B. Prince -- theft of Carry-On utility trailer. collection agencies agreed to •Criminal Defense pay civil penalties and to (1) [email protected] • Child Support • Oct. 7 -- Stacy I. Williams, Marvin’s Drive, Chadbourn -- •Personal Injury break-in, theft of Kenmore, stove, refrigerator. permanently cease and desist Phone (910) 207-6609 • Traffic • Personal Injury • Oct. 7 -- Jessica Lynn Stocks, 13400 block of N.C. 904 East, collecting convenience fees 100 Memory Plaza (910) 641-1980 Evening & Weekend Tabor City -- theft of Yamaha Big Bear 350 four-wheeler. or any other fees from North Whiteville, NC 28472 Fax (910) 207-6610 Appointments Available Lifestyles The News Reporter, Monday, October 12, 2015 – 5-A Former CIA spy to sign books at Lake Library

Marti Peterson spent her to Moscow, a very difficult it. What she reveals in “The has been acclaimed as clear- 32-year-career with the Cen- operational environment. Widow Spy” has never been ly one of the most significant tral Intelligence Agency as The author is coming to told. spies for the US during those an operations officer, earn- Lake Waccamaw for a book After her husband was tense Cold War years when ing both the prestigious signing and to talk about killed in a helicopter crash the USSR was headed by Leo- Donovan Award and the her book Sunday, Oct. 25 at in 1972, she returned to the nid Brezhnev and guarded George H.W. Bush Award 3 p.m. at the Rube McCray US and began her own ca- by the KGB. for excellence in counterter- Public Library. The public reer with the CIA. She was ambushed by the rorism. is invited/ Her first assignment after KGB thugs late one night as Her career spanned the Her story begins in Laos extensive operational and she attempted to make a drop War in Vietnam, the Cold during the Vietnam War language training was to to TRIGON, and was interro- War and the War on Terror- where she was accompanied Moscow, USSR, one of the gated in Lyubianka Prison. ism, each testing her metal by her husband, a CIA Para- first female officers assigned Her arrest and return to the as an operations officer on military officer. to the CIA station there. US are often the substance dangerous yet exciting front She describes her life in From 1975 to 1977 Peter- of spy novels, but she is lines. a small city in Laos, ending son successfully picked up here to tell the true story of Peterson is the author with the tragic death of her dead-drops from recruited her espionage experiences of “The Widow Spy,” the husband. Soviet agents in the dark as documented in the In- first hand account of a true Then, her 30-year career nights on the streets of Mos- ternational Spy Museum in Cold War spy operation in begins in Moscow, where Marti Peterson will experience her arrest cow. Washington, D.C., the KGB Moscow. She was one of the she walks the dark streets and escaping the relentless and detention in Lyubianka The Soviet official and Museum in Moscow and in first women to be assigned alone, placing dead-drops eye of the KGB. Readers Prison as only she can relate agent codenamed TRIGON her book, “The Widow Spy.”

Billy Graham exhibit opens Nov. 6 Park ranger to give program at museum The North Carolina Mu- present “Fun pH Facts of Lake ecosystem. seum of Natural Sciences at Waccamaw” Saturday, Oct. 17 Participants will experi- N.C. Museum of History in Raleigh Whiteville invites the public at 1:30 p.m. ence basic testing of water and Billy Graham has preached to attend family friendly sci- Discussion will include will learn how acidity plays a to more people in live audienc- ence programs every third how the presence of an acid big role in the abundant Caro- es than anyone else in history Saturday. or base in water can determine lina bays in this area and what — nearly 215 million people in This month, “Meet Me at what wildlife will be present makes some unique. more than 185 countries and the Museum, Saturday Ex- in and around local watering Admission is free, but dona- territories. plorations,” welcomes Lake holes. Many environmental tions are appreciated. Contact He has reached hundreds Waccamaw State Park Super- and manmade factors can the museum at 910-914-4185 or of millions more through intendent Toby Hall. He will shape and change a whole whiteville@naturalsciences. television, video, film and webcasts. Although Graham’s work took him around the world, Governor’s Volunteer Service he loved returning to North Carolina, which has been Award nominations sought his home most of his life. On Friday, Nov. 6 – the day before Nominations are now be- neighbors by volunteering in to the top 20 volunteers in the Graham’s 97th birthday – an ing accepted for the 2016 Gov- their local community. state. A local committee evalu- ernor’s Volunteer Service Each county selects up to ates the nominations. exhibit will open at the N.C. Billy Graham in his earlier days Museum of History in Raleigh Award. The awards program, 10 individuals, businesses, Nomination forms for that explores his extraordi- created by the Office of the groups/teams and one paid Columbus County contend- Museum visitors can re- over the U.S. Capitol Building nary life and a ministry that Governor in 1979, recognizes director of volunteers to be ers can be obtained from Dr. trace Graham’s steps through in honor of Ruth and Billy spanned seven decades. North Carolina’s most dedi- recognized for their outstand- Melody Prevatte via email, personal memorabilia, inter- Graham’s 50th wedding an- His story will be featured cated volunteers. ing contributions to their [email protected] active displays and compel- niversary; in “North Carolina’s Favorite Through the years, the communities. or by calling 910-642-7141, ex- ling multimedia that help • the miniature dictation Son: Billy Graham and His Re- award has been bestowed on One of the nominees will be tension 294. The deadline to bring his story to life. machine Graham used in markable Journey of Faith.” thousands of North Carolin- nominated for the Governor’s return the completed forms is In addition to Graham’s sermon preparation; The free exhibit, on view ians who have shown con- Medallion Award for Volun- no later than noon on Friday, work, “North Carolina’s Fa- • a brick from Harringay through July 10, 2016, is pri- cern and compassion for their teer Service, which is awarded Jan. 22, 2016. vorite Son” also will provide Arena, site of the 1954 London vately funded, developed and glimpses into his family life, Crusade; and produced by the Billy Graham his leadership and influence • the tuxedo Graham wore Evangelistic Association. in the Cold War and in the when he was knighted at the The exhibit title draws battle against segregation, British Embassy in 2001. Tractor Supply helps 4-H from the 2013 resolution and more. Among the captivating After a record-breaking 30 percent of the total funds of the Tractor Supply Paper passed by the N.C. General “My father was born, photographs in “North Caro- 4-H Paper Clover campaign are donated to National 4-H Clover fundraisers demon- Assembly honoring the life raised and lived in this state lina’s Favorite Son” are large in the spring, Tractor Sup- Council to help connect more strates the importance of of Graham’s wife, Ruth Bell and he’s proud to be a North murals depicting the scope of ply Company, in partnership young people across America our 4-H partnership with our Graham, and naming Billy Carolinian,” said Franklin attendance at crusades held with National 4-H Council, is to high-quality 4-H youth de- customers, team members and Graham “North Carolina’s Graham, president and CEO around the world. hosting another Paper Clover velopment programs. communities.” Favorite Son.” of both the Billy Graham Other images range from campaign in October. “The Paper Clover fund- “For many years, the fun- The worldwide signifi- Evangelistic Association and Billy and Ruth Graham’s Tractor Supply Company raiser is a significant part of draising event has allowed cance of Graham has been Samaritan’s Purse. family life at their home in customers have the opportuni- Tractor Supply Company’s us to provide thousands of recognized by honors such “He is the son of a dairy- the Blue Ridge Mountains ty through Oct. 18 to purchase support of 4-H programs 4-H youth across the country as the Presidential Medal of man that God took and used to meetings with American paper clovers for $1 or more throughout the 1,300-plus greater access to 4-H pro- Freedom and the Congressio- around the world to touch so presidents and world lead- during checkout. At the end communities we serve,” said grams,” said Jennifer Sir- nal Gold Medal. many lives. He gives God the ers. Video clips and audio of the campaign, 70 percent Christi Korzekwa, senior angelo, president and CEO, In 2014 the North Carolin- glory for everything that was recordings of Graham further of the funds raised will benefit vice president, marketing, National 4-H Council. “We are ian made an unparalleled accomplished through his life, enhance the exhibit. state and local 4-H youth de- Tractor Supply Company. thrilled about our continued 58th appearance in the top 10 and that’s what you’ll see in Come learn about this no- velopment program activities, “We are proud to be able to partnership with Tractor of the Gallup organization’s this exhibit.” table Tar Heel and the legacy such as local camps and after- provide essential funding to Supply Company as it drives list of most admired men and Highlights of “North Car- of his work that continues school programs, and grant more than 1,000 county 4-H the excitement of local com- women in the world. olina’s Favorite Son” will through the Billy Graham scholarships for 4-H youth in programs. These programs munity participation and “Billy Graham, a native include: Evangelistic Association, the communities where Trac- make a positive impact on support for 4-H programs, and son of North Carolina, is • Graham’s early life and based in Charlotte. tor Supply and Del’s stores young people that last a life- therefore the success of the known for his positive impact ministry, along with fun facts The N.C. Museum of His- are located. The remaining time. The continued success 4-H Paper Clover campaign.” in our state and around the about his favorite things in tory is located at 5 E. Edenton world,” said Ken Howard, North Carolina; Street in downtown Raleigh. director of the N.C. Museum • A look at each of Gra- Hours are Monday through of History. ham’s 12 North Carolina cru- Saturday, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m., and Speaker will discuss the future of “The museum is proud to sades and other evangelistic Sunday, noon to 5 p.m. present his life story in this outreaches, such as Los An- For information about the major exhibition in partner- space exploration at planetarium geles, 1949; London, 1954; New N.C. Museum of History, a ship with the Billy Graham York City, 1957; and South Smithsonian-affiliated mu- Edward Ovsenik will pres- humans into Earth orbit and from NASA and other science Evangelistic Association.” Africa, 1973; and seum, call 919-807-7900 or ent “The Future of Space beyond. He will also talk about and astronomy services that In the 5,000-square-foot • Memorabilia, including access ncmuseumofhistory. Exploration” at Ingram Plan- the development of a Space allow him to provide the most exhibit, discover how a Char- these never-before-exhibited org or follow on Facebook, etarium Saturday, Oct. 17 at 7 Elevator that is capable of car- current information to Ingram lotte dairy farmer’s son be- items: Twitter, Instagram, Google+ p.m. He notes that the United rying humans and materials to Planetarium visitors. He enjoys came a worldwide ambassa- • the American flag flown or YouTube. States currently does not have Earth orbit. sharing his love of technology dor of the gospel. a spacecraft that is capable of After a distinguished career and science with the public. carrying a human into space. in corporate compliance and Ingram Planetarium is lo- He will discuss new rocket law, Edward Ovsenik brings cated at 7625 High Market Street technologies being developed his education and experience in Sunset Beach. For more 14,000 need foster parents by NASA as well as commer- to Ingram Planetarium as a information call 910-575-0033 cial efforts to design and build lecturer and planetarium man- or visit www.MuseumPlan- How do you define dedica- Girls Homes finds itself with but it is really that homes, spacecraft capable of carrying ager. He receives daily updates etarium.org. tion? Boys & Girls Homes more children needing tem- good homes, are hard to find. feels its foster and/or adoptive porary substitute family care The necessary training for parents are the epitome of than skilled and caring foster foster/adoptive parents will be dedication. families to meet that need. Fos- held next month. Open House Special classes set for amateur genealogists Foster parents are volun- ter families give children the will be on Tuesday, Sept. 15 The State Archives and with others, learn about some and historical and genealogi- teers from the community best possible chance to grow from 6-8 p.m. Government and Heritage of Ancestry’s newest tools and cal societies will be among the who open their homes and and heal; unfortunately, there Classes will begin the fol- Library of the State of North learn how the State Archives vendors. provide 24-hour love and care are not enough foster families lowing Tuesday, Sept. 22, from Carolina will partner with the and State Library can help Drawings throughout the to abused and neglected chil- to go around. 6-9 p.m. and will follow a Tues- N.C. Genealogical Society and with family research.” day will offer prizes, including dren. These nurturing, caring, Foster parenting is not easy. day/Thursday schedule until Ancestry.com (Ancestry) to Ancestry’s staff will teach free memberships to Ancestry. responsible parents are the Boys & Girls Homes of North completion. The Open House present “Ancestry Day” Nov. a full day of classes on Satur- com, Fold3.com, Newspapers. missing pieces in our foster Carolina carefully evaluates, and classes will be held at the 6-7. The programs and presen- day, Nov. 7 at the McKimmon com and many other items. children’s lives. T orients and trains new foster Girls’ Activity Building on tations will benefit beginning Center at N.C. State University. AncestryDNA kits will be he absence of devoted and parents. the campus of Boys & Girls and experienced genealogists, Sessions begin at 9 a.m. and available at a discounted rate loving caregivers is what This helps to ensure that Homes, 400 Flemington Drive and anyone interested in fam- include: Ancestry 101: New and of $89 while supplies last. makes foster care a neces- the family and the home meet at Lake Waccamaw. ily history research. Review, Getting the Most from Friday’s programs are “Be- sity for more than 14,000 chil- state and agency require- For more information on “Ancestry Day has been suc- Ancestry.com; Partnering with fore the Vital Records Law: dren in North Carolina alone. ments. Remember, the chil- foster parenting, call 877-211- cessful in many other states. the State Archives of North What’s a Family Historian to Many of the licensed foster/ dren are there who need fami- 5322 or e-mail leanne.gra- We are hoping for a good turn- Carolina; Ask the Experts; Us- Do?” and “An Introduction to adoptive homes are filled to lies – but where are the foster [email protected], or if there out in North Carolina for these ing AncestryDNA to Further Online Research Tools from capacity and many are over- parents? is any other way you feel you programs,” observes State Your Family History Research; the State Archives and State crowded. Therefore, like many We used to say that we had can help, let us know. Archivist Sarah Koonts. and Sharing Your Family Story. Library of North Carolina” foster care agencies, Boys & children who are hard to place, “It’s a great way to network Book publishers, authors have sold out. 6-A – The News Reporter, Monday, October 12, 2015 Dr. Jekyll & Mr. Hyde ‘Saving Grapes’ A good romantic-comedy read Halloween silent film event “Saving Grapes” is J.T. Lundy’s amusing tale of two hapless Illinoisans trying to features classic 1920 film raise quick cash in French By popular demand, inter- Chaney. Oxford University wine country. national celebrity organist Press is her publisher. Taunted by his cuckolding and composer Dorothy Pa- For more information ex-wife and her girlfriends padakos returns to St. Paul’s about Dorothy Papadakos visit while he performs the go- Episcopal Friday, Oct.16 for www.dorothypapadakos.com. ing-nowhere job grudgingly the 5th Annual Halloween REVIEWS: provided by his hateful ex- Silent Film event. Doors open “The 2004 Ampthill Music stepbrother, Jason Barnes is at 6:30 p.m. and the feature Festival was opened by Doro- going over the edge. begins at 7:30 p.m. thy Papadakos who brilliantly With 30 days to repay $60,000 Papadakos will accompany improvised the showing of in damages to his ex-step- the classic 1920 film Dr. Jekyll the silent movie Phantom of brother or face imprisonment, and Mr. Hyde starring John the Opera for more than 70 Jason, 32, thinks his problem Barrymore, showcasing her minutes. The whole event saw is solved with his wealthy Aunt bold improvisational skills me with a heightened sense of Clara’s death. Unfortunately, on St. Paul’s main pipe organ. awareness.” Ampthill Music she bequeaths her fortune to Costumes or fancy dress are Festival, England charity, leaving him only a encouraged. Tickets are $15 in “Ms. Papadakos’ program vineyard in France, which he advance or $20 at the door. To exhibited her trademark flair reasons he can sell. order tickets call 910-762-4578 for presentation and drama. Two problems: no travel or visit www.spechurch.com. She put the large Möller or- funds and no passport, his Wilmington is the first stop gan through its paces in an having been confiscated by on Dorothy’s “6-City Hallow- improvised accompaniment his attorney. Jason’s lifelong not just impediments to a quick Infused with J.T. Lundy’s een Horror Tour 2015.” Pa- to the 1929 The Phantom of friend, Neil “Stumpy” Ham- sale, but romance and growing deliciously skewed sense of padakas is a member of the the Opera silent film. What a mond, agrees to advance cash Dorothy Papadakos affection for the nuns who humor, and full of flawed but seven-time Grammy Award- treat to hear artist and organ in exchange for a share in the manage the vineyard. irresistible characters, “Saving winning Paul Winter Consort. collaborate to bring the clas- vineyard profits, and the two Realizing he cannot sell the Grapes” is a rollicking, good- She came to international and ballet. Her new musical sic images to life, through a blunder into France, Jason car- vineyard, Jason focuses his hearted Wodehousian comedy attention as the first woman BACCHUS smashed box of- marathon of creativity and rying someone else’s passport. attention on helping produce that speaks to the hapless ro- to be cathedral organist of fice records in its rave review dramatic artistry!” Classical The friends are unprepared for a profitable harvest, but when mantic in all of us. the world’s largest gothic ca- world premiere in North Caro- Voice of North Carolina, USA what they find in Bordeaux — his share falls short, he’s forced Amidst this melee of wine, thedral, the Cathedral of St. lina and is in development for For more information con- to find another way to raise the women, nuns, and villains, John the Divine in New York production. She is a renowned tact the St. Paul’s Episcopal remaining money he needs. Jason must unearth his true City from 1990-2003. She is international performer, popu- Church office at 910-762-4578, His desperation causes him to values in order to save more celebrated for her daring and lar for her sold-out silent [email protected], or VFW to show risk everything he has won in than just his soul. What the imaginative improvisations film programs, specializing Jeffrey Hughes at 910-431-2030, France. friends lack in intelligence and scores for theatre, film, TV in Charlie Chaplin and Lon [email protected]. Honor Wall at Jason and Stumpy are two and cunning they make up for likable characters, ne’er-do- in chutzpah. Sisters Lucia and County Fair wells from Kankakee who, with Claudette (not just nuns, but The Ladies Auxiliary of the decades of experience being actual sisters) defy the nun Veterans of Foreign Wars will the underdogs, are unfazed by stereotype, revealing family Skin condition affects kids present a Wall of Honor at this the catastrophes they confront. secrets that change Jason’s year’s Columbus County Fair, Their genuine, mutual car- life forever. The skin condition neu- model how these infections sequences of the S. aureus beginning Oct. 13. Angela S. ing is heartwarming, although “Saving Grapes” is a memo- rodermatitis affects nearly further aggravate the course infection,” explains Prof. Bie- Norris, president of both the their ability to attract two rable, unexpectedly heart- one in four children and also of the disease. dermann. local and district organiza- beautiful, entrancing French- warming romp with a surprise occurs frequently in adults. As a barrier against patho- In addition to the animal tions, said the Fair Board had women is a bit of a stretch. ending. Many patients also develop genic microbes, the skin is model, the scientists also stud- asked the group to provide infections in the dry, open equipped with a special alarm ied 33 patients with neuroder- photos celebrating the service patches of skin, for example, system – the toll-like recep- matitis and found that they of as many veterans as pos- due to colonization by the tors. These receptors recog- have increased quantities of sible, going back to the Civil pathogenic bacterium Staphy- nize constituent substances MDSCs in their blood and on War. lococcus aureus, which is par- of bacteria such as surface their skin in comparison to Norris has been beating the We Are Now ticularly abundant on the skin proteins and then activate the healthy individuals. bushes for pictures, which will of neurodermatitis patients. immune system. “This clinical observation also include branch, rank and Scientists at Technische In their experiments, the confirms our findings. MD- Buying Grain service dates where possible. Universität München (TUM) scientists observed that cell SCs appear to be particularly Soybean & Corn It is not too late to offer photos and the University of Tübin- wall proteins of S. aureus trig- abundant in neurodermatitis because they will be used at gen have now shown in an ger the formation of a group patients, thus suppressing the future Memorial Park. animal model that these in- of immune cells on the skin, immune responses in the skin Contact Norris at 910-840- fections can severely disrupt known as myeloid-derived – with negative consequences 2925. Copies only please. the immune system, thus suppressor cells (MDSCs), via for the course of the disease,” aggravating the skin condi- a new signal pathway. says Biedermann. “Severely tion. 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WILLIAM MCKINLEY DEATH NOTICE BROWN WHITEVILLE -- William McKinley Brown, 78, died Tuesday, Oct. 6, 2015 at Colum- bus Regional Healthcare. He was a vet- eran of the U.S. A r m y. The funeral was held Saturday, Oct. 10 at Little Wheel of Hope Mission- ary Baptist Church, 508 Sam Potts Highway, Lake Wacca- maw. Burial, with military honors, was in Cutler Cem- etery. Peoples Funeral Home PEARL WATTS of Whiteville handled the ar- NAKINA -- Pearl Ray Watts, rangements. 77, died Friday, Oct. 9, 2015 at Surviving are one daugh- EMILY GORE VARNUM Lower Cape Fear Hospice and OCEAN ISLE BEACH ter, Tasha Yvonne Brown of LifeCare Center in White- Hallsboro; and three sisters, -- Emily Gore Varnum, 79, ville. She was born in Colum- died Friday, Oct. 9, 2015 at Mazell Turner and Martha NewSong performed at Go Tell Columbus last Tuesday night for a packed house at bus County, Oct. 25, 1937, the Johnson, both of Hallsboro her residence. daughter of the late Earl and SCHS. Born in Brunswick and Wanza Lenny of Mem- Rachel Ann Duncan Watts. phis, Tenn. County, May 7, 1936, she She was formerly employed Baldwin Branch was the daughter of the with Roses, Jones Stores and PATRICIA KING DUNCAN late Cleveland L. and Sarah Maxway in Whiteville, Water- WHITEVILLE -- Patricia Waccamaw Siouan MBC sets seminar Louise Hewett Gore. In ad- brook Nursing Home in Tabor King Duncan, 56, died Satur- The Baldwin Branch Mis- dition to her parents, she City and was with Bright’s day, Oct. 3 at her residence. sionary Baptist Church Chris- was preceded in death by Pow Wow Oct. 16-17 Sandwich until her retire- She was preceded in death by tian Education Ministry is her husband Lt. Col. James ment. She attended Nakina her father, Marion Brock; and The Waccamaw Siouan • American Indian Traders sponsoring “Focus on the Varnum Sr.; one son, James Pentecostal Holiness Church. one brother, Ernie Brock. Tribe will hold its 45th year of and more Family Seminars” Saturday, Varnum Jr.; three broth- Final rites will be conduct- A memorial service will be “Celebrating Culture and Tradi- 2-7 p.m. Displays, demonstra- Oct. 17 from 9-noon. ers, Shelton Gore, Gordon ed at 3 p.m. Monday, Oct. 12 in held at 2 p.m. Monday, Oct. 12 tions during the annual Wacca- tions, entertainment, traders The facilitators are Pas- Gore, Steve Gore; and a spe- the chapel of Peacock Funeral in the chapel of Wilmington maw Siouan Pow Wow. 7 p.m. Grand Entry #1 tor Lorraine Jackson of Je- cial niece, Andrea “Angie” Home with Rev. Roger Coffey Funeral & Cremation, 1535 S. The event will be held Friday, • Flag song, prayer, veterans rusalem Missionary Baptist Gore Ludlum. and Lyndon Purifoy offici- 41st Street, Wilmington. Oct. 16 and Saturday, Oct. 17 on song Church, Amy Ruffin, Bladen She was a lifelong mem- ating. Burial will be in Pea- Survivors include her hus- the Waccamaw Siouan Tribal • Inter-tribal dancing County senior center direc- ber of Jennies Branch Bap- cock’s Columbus Memorial band, Bruce Duncan of the Grounds in the Buckhead Com- • Exhibition dancing tor, Angie Westmoreland and tist Church. Emily received Park. The family will receive home; her mother, Maxine munity of Bolton. General ad- • Competition dancing Jessica Wilson of Baldwin her BA degree from Appa- friends from 2-3 p.m. Monday, Stewart of Burlington; one mission fee is $8, 62 years and Midnight grounds closed Branch. Information, items lachian State University Oct. 12 at the funeral home. son, Bob Duncan of Wilm- older $5 and children 4 years Saturday, Oct. 17 and ideas will be available for and taught school in Bruns- She is survived by four sis- ington; two brothers, Tommy and under are free. 9 a.m. Craft Traders Open youths, teens, young adults wick County and kept sev- ters, Lola Watts Beltz, Mar- Brock and William Brock, More than $13,000 will be 9:30 a.m. Parade line-up be- and seniors. eral of her students as dear tha Watts McGahen, both of both of Burlington; three sis- awarded in competition prize gins (Intersection of Old Lake The church is located at and close friends. She was Whiteville, Judy Watts Faulk ters, Shelia Gail Brock, Sarah money. During the two day event and Jacobs roads) 4047 N.C. Hwy. 242 South in the last of four siblings and of Nakina, Pansy Watts Dud- Brook and Erlien Brock, all of Waccamaw Siouan history, tra- 11 a.m. Parade Elizabethtown. was a rock that the family ley of Hallsboro; and one Burlington. ditional foods, American Indian Noon Welcome Rev. Dr. Louie Boykin is the depended on. brother, Jimmy Franklin dance competition, drumming • Crowning of 2014-2015 prin- pastor. BARBARA JEAN CARSON Funeral services will be Watts of Nakina. competition, horse show and cesses conducted from the grave- CLARKTON -- Barbara gospel singing will take place. • Instructions from arena di- side at 11 a.m. Monday, Oct. AVERY GRAHAM BLANKS Jean Carson, 84, died Satur- There will be a special Veteran rector Trinity UMC 12 in the Jennies Branch RIEGELWOOD -- Avery day, Oct. 10, 2015. She was pre- honoring ceremony held Sat- • Introduction of Master of Baptist Church Cemetery. Graham Blanks, 91, died Sat- ceded in death by her parents, urday, Oct. 17. There will be a Ceremony hosts gospel sing Brunswick Funeral Ser- urday, Oct. 10, 2015 at her Aaron and Lillian Parant Bay- veteran’s, Native American and 1 p.m. Grand Entry #2 Trinity United Methodist vice, 5229 Ocean Hwy., daughter’s home in Riegel- lous; two sisters, Shirley and non-Native American Parade • Free style competition Church will host a gospel sing Shallotte is handling the wood. Juanita; two husbands, Van Oct. 17. dancing featuring the Collision Trio arrangements. Arrangements will be an- Conner Jr. and Robert Carson. Schedule of events • Inter-tribal dancing Saturday, Oct. 17 at 6 p.m. Surviving are two nounced by Peoples Funeral She was past president and Friday, Oct. 16 • Style competition dancing Light refreshments will be daughters, Sarah V. Gore Home of Whiteville. life member of the Good - Will 9 a.m. Craft Traders Open • Exhibition dancing served after the sing. (Richard) of Tabor City, Fire Department Women’s 9 a.m. - 2 p.m. School day ac- • Veterans’ honoring ceremony The church is located at Sandra White (Charlie) of Auxiliary. tivities (Schools must be regis- • Announcement of Tiny Tot 16550 Hwy. 53 East, Kelly. Cary; one son, Steven Var- HOPD pastor The family will receive tered) Competition Awards For more information call num (Ashley) of Ocean Isle friends from 6-8 p.m. Tuesday, • American Indian Beading 6 p.m. Grand Entry #3 Pastor Ernie Block at 617-7744. Beach; six grandchildren, appreciation Oct. 13 at Bladen-Gaskins Fu- Technique • Inter-tribal dancing Rachel Gore, Laura Gore, neral Home in Elizabethtown. The House of Prayer & • Pottery • Exhibition dancing Christina Leffew (Ben), A memorial service will be Union BC to hold Deliverance will hold an ap- • Corn Husk Doll Making • Retiring of colors Kenneth Ballard, Bodhi held later in Newburgh, N.Y. preciation service for Pastor • Story Telling • Announcement of Compe- Varnum, Ethan St. Jean; Survivors include one son, homecoming Barbara Powell and Copastor • Basket Making tition Awards nieces and nephews, Brent, John Conner of Newburgh, Union Baptist Church will Elder Charles Powell begin- • Victory/Inter-tribal danc- Jeffrey, Dorothy, Matthew, N.Y.; one daughter, Debra celebrate its annual homecom- ning Tuesday, Oct. 20. The ing Becky, Beth, Emily “Mimi”, Conner of Clarkton; two step- West Whiteville BC ing Sunday, Oct. 18. Sunday speaker will be Pastor Ar- Midnight closing Audria, Stephanie; an daughters, Alice Rodriguez of revival Oct. 18-21 school begins at 9:45 a.m. and matha Floyd of United Pente- For more information con- uncle, Mark Hewett; spe- Geneva, N.Y., Robin Nita of morning worship at 11 a.m. costal Church. West Whiteville Baptist tact the Waccamaw Siouan cial cousins, Faye & Hom- Newark, N.Y.; one sister, Betty The guest speaker will be Thursday,Oct. 22 the speak- Church will hold it’s Fall re- Tribal Office at 655-8778. er Lyles; special friends, Vaninwegen of Newburgh, Rev. Shannon Spaulding. The er will be Elder Charles Mar- vival services Sunday, Oct. JoAnn Simmons, Lois Ann N.Y.; two grandchildren; four church’s mass choir will ren- tin Hope of Glory Holiness 18-Wednesday, Oct. 21. Owens, Julia Hayes; and a step grandchildren; one great- The Browders in der the music. Lunch will be Church. Services will begin at 7 host of family and friends grandson; and several step served following the morning Friday, Oct. 23 the speaker p.m. Sunday and Monday- concert Oct. 17 who are too numerous to great-grandchildren. worship. will be Elder Dennis Hemp- Wednesday nights at 7:30 p.m. The Browders will be in mention. The church is located at stead of Minters Chapel, The guest speaker will be Rev. concert Saturday, Oct. 17 at 6 Memorials may be made 2290 Old Northeast Road, Lake Boardman. Warren Hill. There will be p.m. at Western Prong Baptist in her name to the charity Waccamaw. All services will begin at Artesia Alumni special music each night. Church. of your choice. Rev. Gregory W. Spaulding 7:30 p.m. nightly. Rev. Terry Green is the pastor. Homecoming is set for Sun- Private online condo- is the pastor. The finale will be Sunday, Rainbow Tea day, Oct. 18 at 10:45 a.m. The lences may be sent to the Oct. 25 at at 5 p.m. The speaker Artesia Alumni Associa- message will be given by Eric family at www.brunswick- Mt. Tabor BC adult will be Pastor Lucy Young of tion presents its annual Rain- Sellers. Music will be by West- funeralservice.com. Westside Alumni Freewill Holiness Church. bow Tea Saturday, Oct. 17 from choir anniversary ern Prong Praise Band and 6 p.m.-until at the Hannah Mt. Tabor Baptist Church Choir. Dinner will be on the Chadbourn Chapter Baldwin Branch Lodge in Hallsboro. Special en- will hold its annual adult choir grounds. The Chadbourn Chapter West Columbus HS tertainment will be the Praise anniversary Sunday, Oct. 18 The church is located at 167 of the Westside Alumni Asso- MBC sets seminar Team Angels of Destiny and at 4 p.m. The master of cer- Peacock Road. ciation will hold its monthly band chicken bog Elder Deloris Chavis. emony for the program will be The Baldwin Branch Mis- Ronnie Wilson is the pastor. meeting Tuesday, Oct. 13 at 6 Donations of $10 are asked Tommy Brown of WVOE. Mt. sionary Baptist Church Chris- The West Columbus High p.m. The meeting will be held and all proceeds will go to- Tabor’s choir along with other tian Education Ministry is School band will hold a chick- Columbus Cancer at the Westside Community wards the Artesia Alumni choirs will perform. sponsoring “Focus on the en bog fundraiser Thursday, Center, 650 West Smith Street, Scholarship Fund. The church is located at Champions support Family Seminars” Saturday, Oct. 15 beginning at 5:30 p.m. Chadbourn. 824 Cherry Grove Road, Cerro Oct. 17 from 9-noon. at the N.C. Strawberry Festi- group meet Oct. 14 Gordo. The facilitators are Pas- val event field behind Hard- The Columbus Cancer New Beginnings MBC Rev. Dr. Thomas Souther- tor Lorraine Jackson of Je- ee’s in Chadbourn. Plates are Champions Support Group Happy Birthday In land is the pastor. rusalem Missionary Baptist $8. revival Oct. 21-23 will meet Wednesday, Oct. 14 Heaven Church, Amy Ruffin, Bladen The WCHS Jazz band will New Beginnings Mission- from 9-10 a.m. at the CRHS County senior center direc- perform on stage. ary Baptist Church will hold Zion Plain MBC fall Education Department. Harry Donnell tor, Angie Westmoreland and its Fall revival Wednesday, The topic is “Cancer Genet- Goss, Jr. Jessica Wilson of Baldwin Welches Creek MBC Oct. 21-Friday, Oct. 23 at 7:30 revival Oct. 14-16 ics” presented by Stacy Lena- Branch. Information, items p.m. The guest speakers will Zion Plain Missionary Bap- rcic, MS, CGC. This is a free and ideas will be available for deacon’s appreciation be: Wednesday, Apostle Tanty tist Chruch of Nakina will program of Donayre Cancer Freeman; Thursday, Rev. An- youths, teens, young adults Welches Creek Missionary hold its three-night annual Care Center. thony Rowell; Friday, Rev. and seniors. Baptist Church will recognize fall revival Wednesday, Oct. Columbus Regional Health- Robert Williams. The church is located at their deacons and deaconess 14- Friday, Oct. 16 at 7:30 p.m. care is located at 500 Jefferson The church is located at 519 4047 N.C. Hwy. 242 South in Sunday, Oct. 18 at 4 p.m. dur- nightly. The guest speaker will Street. South Wilson Street, Chad- Elizabethtown. ing Deacon’s Appreciation be Rev. Robert D. Williams Sr., bourn. Rev. Dr. Louie Boykin is the Day. The guest speaker will pastor of The House of Mercy Rev. Corey Lyons is the pastor. pastor. be Rev. Joey Hill of Zion Hill Outreach Ministry. There will be a different choir each night. Subscribe Today, Missionary Baptist Church of I won’t see you anymore, but you Rev. Mack Reed is the pas- Bolivia along with the church will always be in my heart. HOPD pre-pastor Farmer’s Union DOM tor. choir. Call 642-4104 I’ll always love you although anniversary pastor appreciation we are far apart. The House of Prayer & De- Morning Glory The Farmer’s Union Deliv- I miss hearing your voice liverance will hold its Pre-Pas- erance Outreach Ministry will saying my name. tors Anniversary celebration meets Oct. 20 hold its pastor and copastors Card of Thanks My love for you will Sunday, Oct. 18 at 4 p.m. The The Morning Glory Chapter anniversary Friday, Oct. 23 always be the same. speaker will be Pastor Leona #538 OES will hold its monthly at 7:30 p.m. The guest speaker The kindness and sympathy of neighbors and I miss your smile Cromartie of New Beginnings meeting Tuesday, Oct. 20 at will be Bishop Willie Hayes of friends in our recent sorrow in the passing of I miss your touch. Holiness Church in Council 6:30 p.m. Born Again Assembly of Mul- Honey I miss you so very much. along with her choir and con- The meeting will be held lins, S.C. Harry Donnell Goss Jr. You stood by me, you did your part. gregation. at the Dothan Lodge #200 lo- The church is located at will always remain with us a precious memory. I won’t see you anymore, but you The church is located at cated at 420 S. Wilkes Street, 3976 Hwy. 211 East in Clarkton. Our sincere thanks and gratitude for all the com- will always be in my heart. 1113 S. Madison Street, White- Chadbourn. Aveylena Stephens is the forting acts, flowers, cards, food, calls and prayers. Your beloved Fiancee’ ville. All members are asked to pastor and Harold Stephens is JoAnn Bellamy Barbara Powell is the pastor. be on time. the copastor. #5696 #5695 Editorials The News Reporter, Monday, October 12, 2015

Martin, Edmisten School board demonstrate what’s wrong with should revisit today’s politics field trip policy By TOM CAMPBELL NC SPIN Whether it’s liability issues, time away from in-class instruction, or ex- In 1984, Jim Martin and Rufus penses, Columbus County Schools’ new Edmisten were opponents in our policy on field trips is too restrictive. state’s gubernatorial election. As If any school system needs field trips, with any statewide election, it was it’s Columbus County Schools. Students a hard-fought contest, but one that can provide lessons for today. here have limited access to special edu- Martin was completing his sixth cation opportunities that urban areas term as Congressman from the 9th enjoy. From a socio-economic standpoint, district. The job was taking a toll on the trips planned by the school or school his young family and he wanted to clubs offer the only opportunities many return to North Carolina. students will have to travel out-of-county He believed 1984 could be a good or out-of-state. year for Republicans, especially Experiencing Washington, D.C., New with a popular Ronald Reagan run- ning for re-election. The 50 year- York City, or even the North Carolina old thought lessons he learned in State Fair is not a big deal for many Washington could help to our state. students The point Breeding always shows Jim Hunt was completing his because Columbus County stu- second they have By JEFFERSON WEAVER canal. It was a dandy place, with bites and pinches, only to have the four-year travelled dents need field trips more Staff Writer good water, plenty to eat and even entire flock fly upward and settle a term as a bridge to hide under and get out few dozen yards away. Silly birds. extensively than those in many coun- Governor I am angry. of the sun. My primary humans—I Even the horses allow them to ride with their ties because the opportuni- and was Of course, being a goose, I am say primary, because there are mul- on their backs, of all things. prohib- families, ties for outside learning often angry, when I am not simply tiple secondary humans who come We have other birds who occa- ited from but for a are limited. Students need perturbed at the idiocy of the crea- to visit, few of whom understand sionally visit here as well, but I have running majority exposure outside the class- tures surrounding me. the Majesty of the Goose – were so even less tolerance for them. again. of county room, which won’t hap- I am known to the humans who greatly relieved when they found me I well remember the summer day Ten Dem- students, pen with the new county occasionally feed and chase me safe, it was embarrassing. when the family of Canada geese ocrats ran trips such as Gosling, or Lady MacBeth. The What? No, I do not talk too much. winged their way over my pasture, for the school board field trip smaller human, for whom I have You are rude. then settled into the cornfield for as these Primary policy. some tolerance and affection, calls As I was saying, I have yet to fig- a meal. They talked constantly, Tom Campbell can be life nomina- me Gosling. The other human, for ure out why humans do the things and I was finally hopeful of some tion. Be- changing. whom I have a bit of tolerance, but they do. For instance, they only feed intelligent (or at least diverting) cause Hunt was engaged in a U.S. The new policy appears to restrict little affection, calls me Lady Mac- me (and the chickens, and the ducks) conversation. I fluffed myself, then Senate fight he refused to endorse field trips out-of-county, but thousands Beth. He says that I was so named once per day, yet they feed the other strode across the field with purpose, any of the candidates. A highly of students have learned about World because they didn’t know if I was animals twice per day. I believe I calling out a greeting as I did so. The divisive primary ended in a runoff War II by touring the U.S.S. North Caro- male or female at first, and they should have a minimum of three to male human leaned against a tree election, with Rufus Edmisten, who lina. There’s a wonderful planetarium in wanted to cover all the bases. four daily meals, and despite the fact and watched me, although I cannot had served nine years as Attorney Sunset Beach. What about the outstand- Indeed. Do I look like some Hol- that I tell them this constantly, they understand why. General, declared the winner. lywood has-been trying desperately pretend Now, it’s true I am far more ing aquarium at Fort Fisher? Both Martin and Edmisten were to gain a few more minutes in the not to un- sophisticated than a mere Canada personable, had good platforms, Then there’s the North Carolina Mu- spotlight? How could they not know derstand. I goose, but at the very least I thought good advisors and could raise seum of Natural Sciences in Whiteville. from the beginning that I am indeed think they we could have a polite conversation, money. Before the days when elec- What if surrounding school systems female. are mock- like humans do when they don’t like tions were conducted primarily on banned out-of-county travel? The mu- In some ways, I do not blame my ing me. their neighbors, but they want to get the airwaves they traveled the state seum is created as a satellite facility for mother for abandoning the nest The stu- along. I thought perhaps we could campaigning, sometimes appear- the headquarters museum in Raleigh where my siblings and I were at the pid chick- perhaps exchange notes about the ing on the same platform at forums. specifically so students across the region mercy of the elements and preda- ens seem resident coyotes. Whenever they appeared to- tors. Another human, one I barely content to I was so mistaken. gether Edmisten says that Martin, can enjoy exposure to science without remember, was there when we only have a Right off the bat, this rather having to make a two-hour trip. the former college professor, would hatched out under a chicken, of all scoop every handsome gander began monopo- good-naturedly grade his speeches. Citing liability issues is often used as things. That chicken, at least, knew morning; lizing the conversation. He was all He says he got C’s and D’s but never Jefferson Weaver an easy way out to deny extraordinary her place, her station in life, and sometimes, full of braggadocio, boasting of his higher than a B grade. Martin re- opportunities. Teaching youngsters is by seemed content to do as she was told. the humans prowess as a male and strutting torted there were many Davidson its nature an endeavor with liability, but Sadly, I keep company with chick- don’t even provide that, and when I back and forth. The hens in the chemistry graduates, who later that’s why the schools have liability in- ens now, along with one forlorn protest, they say I need to be “work- group paid him very little mind, became Ph. D’s but never got better surance. God forbid an accident occurs, duck. I am not sure what happened ing for a living.” How droll. They although one or two of the strum- than a B from him. to the second duck, but I must ad- expect me to scratch and peck and pets did call out to him, much in the Jim Martin was featured this but certain risks are inherent when mit, I do not miss him. His brother chase bugs like those mere chick- manner of prostitutes in a seaport children are taken out of their normal week at the N.C. Museum of His- is far more mannerly. I suspect the ens. I produce droppings – I do not when the fleet is in. tory in Raleigh, the subject of a settings. missing duck, like several of the root through other animas’ drop- The gander paid them very little new book, Catalyst, written by But that’s part of what education chickens, were snatched by one of pings looking for kernels of corn mind, and made several very cor- John Hood, former head of the should be about. Experiencing out-of-the those blasted, detestable, uncul- or mealy-worms. How can they not rect, if inappropriate, compliments John Locke Foundation and now box opportunities often helps students tured, uncouth coyotes. I do miss the understand the privilege they have to me. I agreed that perhaps we syndicated columnist and NC SPIN grow and learn more than a week of the mule—she was, frankly, insane, but been granted—after all I am a goose, could take a leisurely stroll together television panelist. Edmisten sat usual classroom experience. she didn’t tolerate the coyotes. The and if I may say so myself, I am toward the pond—there was some on the front row. He and Martin other horses at the farm just panic rather important. That’s why I walk freshly-cut corn there, and the al- The school board should ensure that traded jovial exchanges during the and run when the coyote arrive. The the way I do. Breeding always shows, ligator had long since moved on. field trips are not merely a means to an event. Edmisten reported Martin mule – who also had an unlikely I am regularly accused of having The next thing I know, those two never said a bad word about him. end, a vacation from school. However, name, Dulcinea – didn’t tolerate a short attention span, but that’s just harridans attacked me. I managed Martin said the same about Edmis- it’s been our experience, for example, such foolishness. Many was the time foolishness. I have a lot to do, and to fend them off—breeding always ten. It was obvious the two like and that state conventions for groups like we sallied forth into battle together. it’s not my fault people can’t keep comes through, of course—but it respect each other and commented the Future Farmers of America or the While she was around, the coyotes up with me. They sometimes even was embarrassing to be in a street on how the political environment Future Business Leaders of America, lived in fear. Then the humans went turn their backs on me, which is brawl with such creatures. It was today is so much different than where delegates get to mingle with their and sent her to a new home, with why I must reach out and nip them, then I realized the gander was just when they opposed each other in some lame excuse about the new to remind them of their station in a playboy, so I bid them all good peers from other schools, are highly edu- 1984. home being better, and her not being life. Sometimes all they need is a day and made my way back across cational and enlightening. Polarization and partisanship able to get out of the fence at the new loud honk, perhaps followed by a the field. are more prevalent. Television The county schools should give prin- place. Stupid humans. quick peck, but often, to receive He might tell the story differ- and radio ads have replaced many cipals guidance about what’s considered Just before Dulcinea came to live the attention and proper respect I ently, but that’s the way I saw things. of the personal appearances at off-limits. For example, taking students with us, my siblings were snatched require, they need a quick bite. What did you say? Why do I talk forums, events and stops in res- to tour the rim of an active volcano and eaten by a family of coyotes. Short attention span, indeed. so much? taurants and country stores. Those might be over the top (though highly ed- Eaten, mind you. It is such a hor- Those accursed cattle birds are I’m a goose. That’s what I do. Ap- ads contain disparaging and nasty ucational), but most of the trips students rible memory. It has colored my im- back, and I fear they have taken parently you are just as incapable campaign messages today in lieu have taken over the years are valuable pression of all canines, and I go out up residence here, or they think as anyone else of understanding candidates touting their own quali- of my way sometimes to make sure they will. Disrespectful creatures the privilege I grant you by even and live on in those students’ memories fications and platforms. Opposition any dog in my presence is properly with no sense of their proper place acknowledging your presence. research, if even in existence then, for the rest of their lives. frightened. in society. I regularly have to run Sigh. As always, breeding was less often employed. Instead Don’t let a piece of paper from Raleigh We ran away when the coyotes honking into the middle of their shows. Not everyone has what it Candidates publicly demonstrated deter opportunities for students to learn attacked my family, and hid in the flock, trying to properly hand out takes to be a goose. mutual respect and deference to outside of the classroom because hands- their opponents. on, personally experienced education is Asked what it would take to highly valuable. be successful in politics today Thumbs down This new policy needs to be revisited. Cell phones, etc. Martin stated that both parties have become so polarized that Lewis rock song, “You shake my kid’s chorus was singing and they have forgotten people in the BY RAY LUNDY nerves, and you rattle my brain, many people wanted a picture of middle. Centrists have abandoned Special to The News Reporter too much (talking) drives a man their children or grandchildren. both political parties, as the rapid The man of another national- insane.” Cell phones were raised high for growth in unaffiliated voters dem- Quote of ity was speaking loudly in the At another table, all during the a picture, but in the crowd, on the onstrates. If they want to win, restaurant. His conversation, fiasco, a husband and wife (I guess) front row ahead of many of us was candidates must pay attention to probably business, went on and were talking on their cell phones, a man with an Ipad. The big man voters in the middle. Republicans on. Hardly anyone knew what he not knowing whether they were raised his arms high, held his Ipad especially must realize the chang- the week was saying, but everyone heard eating egg drop soup or moo goo gai aloft and started filming the event, ing demographics of our state, the his conversation. The stress level pan. Two teenagers were texting on blocking out all behind him. rapid growth in minorities, and “Every major crop that you can was rising, and most of the pa- their phones simultaneously; each We could hardly see anything broaden the GOP’s appeal to them. imagine” from apples in the west- trons were agitated. I felt as if I would chuckle with their thumbs except for the rude man with the Both also agreed that rather than ern part of the state, to cotton, had one nerve left, and he was racing over the tiny keyboard, no Ipad. Finally, a dad leaned over and disparage those of the other party it was essential to work together for soybean, peanuts and sweet pota- playing violently on it, my last eating, no talking, just texting. said, “Hey man, none of us behind nerve indeed. At another table sat another you can see a thing that’s going on!” everyone’s mutual benefit. toes has been adversely affected. Surely I know patience, kind- couple, the man talking and laugh- The guy pulled down his Ipad. As Martin concluded, if you see This is going to be an agriculture ness, love, and many more virtues, ing, the woman eating as if alone Texting can be fun and impor- a turtle on a fencepost you have to disaster.” but the rude, loud man on the and looking sad and frustrated. The tant, but texting and driving do not know he didn’t get there by himself. – Steve Troxler, state Agriculture Com- phone was pushing everyone’s man was showing his ignorance mix. One test stated that driving Campbell is former assistant missioner, after seeing the effects of anger buttons. Fingernails on with no recognition of what he was and texting might be more dan- North Carolina State Treasurer 10-15 inches of rain that fell on south- the chalk board would be a better doing. His actions were telling the gerous than driving impaired. At and is creator/host of NC SPIN, a comparison. Finally, mercifully weekly statewide television discus- eastern North Carolina last week. woman, “You are the least impor- least the drunk has one fuzzy eye the man and his phone left. I was tant person in the world.” on the road. sion of NC issues. NC Spin airs on reminded of the old Jerry Lee At a recent school event, the Go figure. WILM-TV, Sundays at 8 a.m. The News Reporter, Monday, October 12, 2015 – 9-A McDonald’s Presents Whiteville High School East Columbus High School West Columbus High School South Columbus High School

Jenna Miracle Mary Allen Emilee Blackwell Jenkins Waddell Batten

Emilee Batten is the 17-year-old daughter of Franke and Senior Miracle Jenkins doesn’t do anything halfway. Although Mary Allen Waddell, a senior, is the 17-year-old Linda Batten. The senior says the arts department at Sophomore Jenna Blackwell is the 15-year she only started tennis last year, this year she’s the number daughter of Allen and Mary B. Waddell of Fair South is her favorite. “It gives me the opportunity to per- old daughter of Tonia and Jonathan Black- four seed on the Gator’s squad. She’s also a member of the Bluff. “I love being in band and participating in form and do what I love.” Theatre is her favorite class. “I well. Marching band is the favorite part of flag team, student council and Beta Club, but she’s proudest sports,” she says, “because they teach you how have a love for acting,” she says. “I’ve been acting since school for Blackwell because they “have of her tennis achievement.“My biggest achievement is how to work with other people you may not normally I was 6.” She also loves chorus because of her passion so much fun, yet we still work hard – and much I have improved in tennis,” she said. The daughter of work with.” Her favorite class is biology because for singing. “I look forward to participating in musicals and we get to go to all of the football games.” Ethel Jenkins and Robert Williams, she said the teachers of her interest in science. Waddell is involved any chance I have to perform on stage. I feel at home When she’s not busy with band, Blackwell make ECHS an even better school. “I like them best because in band, soccer, the Beta Club and FFA. She is while standing in the spotlight,” she says. She was named attends FFA, FBLA, and FCS club meetings they are very nice and helpful. They want you to achieve your proudest of her accomplishments in band. She is Best Female lead in the Minnie Evans Play Festival her and participates in community service with goals.” Her favorite classes are math and science, “because the Senior Drum Major for this marching season. sophomore year. A contributing writer for NRPOP!, she the Whiteville Juniorettes. Blackwell enjoys I understand them more than anything else.” Those classes Something interesting about her that most people participates in talent shows, placing second in South’s tal- conducting lab experiments in science to will serve her in good stead if she makes her dream of at- don’t know is that she loves to hunt. She says, ent show. She volunteers at the Columbus County Animal help her learn about the topics. She also ex- tending UNC-Greensboro as a sports medicine major. Jen- “After high school I plan to attend to attend the shelter and is a Teen Court volunteer. She is a member of periments in her own do-it-yourself projects kins’ favorite book is Forged by Fire, and her favorite movie University of South Carolina and get my degree the National Honor Society, Beta Club, and a three-time at home and watches HGTV. She likes the is Obsessed. She enjoys pizza, and her favorite non-school in exercise science and my doctorate in physical participant in All County Theater. She also wants to learn interactive environment of Whiteville High activity is “sleeping.” Jenkins stands out among the crowd therapy.” Her favorite musical performer is Miran- stage make-up and costume design. Her favorite book is because it helps the students learn. She at ECHS because of her footwear – and lack of footwear, da Lambert. Her favorite book is Dear John by Perks of Being a Wallflower. Her favorite musical group wants to attend N.C. State after high school when she can get away with going barefoot. She wears the Nicholas Sparks. Her favorite movie is The Note- is Twenty-One Pilots. She enjoys playing piano and plans to become a “successful veterinarian with a required sports shoes for tennis and other activities, but don’t book, her favorite food is grilled chicken and her to pursue her music, theatre, writing and film interests at big, happy family.” expect her to be showing off the latest fashion on her . favorite non-school activity is hunting. a four-year college after high school.

Now with Columbus Students two Whiteville locations to serve you 1408 1110 North Of The Week S. Madison St. JK Powell Blvd. No more trips Continued from page 1-A Increases in rainfall approved for the Columbus liability for a group of kids on had heard of some school County Fair field trip, Faulk field to play football.” districts in the Midwest ban- bring more mosquitoes said. Worley said because of ning football, but with proper He said Friday only one the economic situation in the equipment, oversight and By RAY WYCHE agree. residents to empty outside parent had complained about county many students only precautions it was safe. Staff Writer People should not give up containers that could hold the changes, but after talking experience travel through Columbus County Schools on anti-mosquito measures undisturbed water. with Faulk, “she understood.” field trips. carries a variety of liability The recent heavy, con- just yet. Outside activities should Chandler Worley, a farmer “There are a lot of kids that insurances through a number tinuing rains, triggered by More warm weather is be limited to middle of the and alumnus of West Colum- won’t ever get the chance to go of vendors, including the N.C. Hurricane Joaquin, may still ahead of us and that day hours as mosquitoes bus High School, was shocked to Raleigh,” Worley said. School Board Association, have brought more than the means mosquitoes are still are most active in early to hear that the school’s FFA “There is some playtime according to information re- misery of soggy fields and breeding and feeding. morning and late afternoon could not go to the State Fair but there is some education in quested from the district. lawns. Health workers advise hours. – a tradition that has been in it, too,” Worley said. “You have Pre-K through sixth grade The long-lasting rain place for decades. to get kids out of a classroom.” field trip insurance is among event filled every exposed Livestock judging is a big Worley said practical les- the coverage with a premium container that can hold wa- part of the N.C. State Fair and sons abound on field trips. of $827. ter, providing more breed- FFA, he said. “That Ag department has Separate policies would ing places for mosquitoes. Worley has no children in been going to the State Fair have to be purchased for trips An increase in the pests school but sees the State Fair every year,” Worley said. “I by other grades, officials said. is usually noted after a hur- trip as a crucial incentive for just don’t see cutting that off. One-time trip insurance is ricane or heavy rains as FFA student members. You are going to take a lot of available through various more breeding territories Though his children are incentive out of being in FFA. providers. are available. out of school, Worley said he If we ever needed kids exposed High School and Middle But Columbus County wants to see his grandson have to agriculture, we need it School Athletic and Cata- Health Department Envi- the same opportunity he had now. We don’t have that many strophic Athletic Insurance is ronmental Health Specialist as a student. people going into farming.” covered by The Young Group Brandon Grigsby holds out “Sometimes you sit behind Worley, who didn’t play and N.C. High School Athletic a ray of hope. a desk and make these deci- sports in high school, said Association with $5 million in “Cool weather is right sion that are not good,” Worley school should appeal to stu- coverage and premiums total- around the corner,” he says. said. dents with all talents and ing $18,213. A drop in temperature nor- “A lot of these trips that interests. Automobile liability cover- mally means a reduction in teachers are planning are “Everybody can’t be the age of $1 million has a pre- mosquito breeding activity. tools to get kids to learn,” superstar on the basketball mium of $28,147. “We may have them (mos- Worley said. Worley said he, court and football field,” Wor- Terry Dudney, finance of- quitoes) for a week or two if his brother Dennis, a local at- ley said. “There needs to be a ficer for the county schools, it gets cool quickly,” Grigsby torney, and Rep. Ken Waddell, balanced, well-rounded educa- said to his knowledge there added. all were participants in field tion. Cutting that off is wrong had been no claims filed in the The recent summer saw trips that influenced their and short sighted.” last three years. fewer mosquitoes than most education. Worley said he did not see It is unclear if the school summers, most resident “A lot of those trips are the state fair being a greater system sees significant sav- being cut out,” Worley said. liability than sending football ings from a restrictive field “If you are going to cut those players on buses to games trip policy. trips, cut the ballgames out, across the state. “When a school system too. If it’s a liability issue and When questioned about the has policies about insurable DAR to meet more dangerous carrying a liability involved in sports group of kids to the fair it is a like football, Faulk said he See No more trips, page 10-A Wednesday The Major General Rob- ert Howe Chapter Daughters Go Tell of the American Revolution Continued from page 1-A will meet Wednesday, Oct. 16 at 2 p.m. in the Chadbourn “The real work now begins week of the local crusade. Cloud mountains Public Library. • A man from Crusoe Island through follow-up with these “I’ve been in many small Amanda Worley and volunteered to be an usher, more than 800 who gave their communities and big cities, Elaine Blake will present but flooding threatened to lives to God. but I’ve never felt the warmth a program on the patriotic keep him away from the final “We overcame the chal- and seen such work as was founders of the DAR. crusade service. “He drove lenges and obstacles, and I done here. I’m going back Hostesses are Cynthia through water up to the head- believe we’re going to hear home and try to convince my Page, Brenda Bullock and lights on his vehicle to get of many new conversions to wife to move to Columbus Peggy Bowers Seiden. to Tabor City,” a minister Christ,” Gage added. County,” Alvarez responded. remarked. The Rev. Andy Anderson • A woman told about go- pointed out, “This crusade ing into a store in Tabor City was the most diverse gather- late Wednesday afternoon. ing of people in this county “The sky was almost black not to have been a football or when I went in. I stayed a few basketball game. People came minutes, and when I came together through the body of out, the sky was bright. The Christ.” sun was out. Alvarez honored “There was a line of clouds Milton Parker, one of the in the east and south that crusade’s outreach chairmen, appeared to be mountains. It said the crusade “was a daunt- was a sign to me that we had ing task. I prayed to God for weathered the storm,” she help. He told me, ‘I created the added. Many others Thursday cures for the problems. Do you nodded in agreement. They think there’s anything I can’t saw the same line of clouds. do.’ This has been a great ex- • A law enforcement of- perience for me, and I suspect, ficer, assigned to the crusade all in this room.” site for safety reasons, went Jose Alvarez, leader of a forward one night and gave Christian movement in New his life to Christ. He attended York City and one of the every session, assigned or not, Go Tell Ministry team, was the Rev. Dave Heller related. given a special honorarium ‘Real work’ by Brenda Jolly Thursday Gage reminded the many because of his consistent pastors and others present, support and work during the 10-A – The News Reporter, Monday, October 12, 2015 No more trips Kids paint party Area residents should Continued from page 9-A at CC Museum items such as field trips, insur- competitions that are part of by-state matter. Although the beware of flood waters Ocean Isle Beach art- ance companies favor credits the team’s regular season or general template provides ist Vicki Neilon will host a to policy premiums,” Dud- playoffs. more immunity for districts By RAY WYCHE County usually cover a wide ney said. “Columbus County “The principal must ap- and their employees than Whimsical Sea Creatures Staff Writer area, including pet enclo- Schools does receive such prove all school trips and must is generally perceived, the paint party for Kids at the sures and animal pastures. applicable credits when pos- submit a letter for approval to nuances vary based on state Museum of Coastal Carolina Many Columbus County Septic tanks, even if still sible.” the superintendent at least two legislation and/or case law. Oct. 24 at 11 a.m. yards and roads became wa- working, if covered with Trips recently denied in- weeks prior to the field trip,” North Carolina has strong Each child will be encour- terfront property over the water often leak, and the clude: the policy reads. “Overnight immunity for districts but an aged to use his or her imagi- weekend, thanks to the storm effluent is mingled with the South Columbus High trips within the state involv- exception exists where the dis- nation to paint a unique and that dumped more than a foot flood waters ending up where School Arts Education Depart- ing students shall be at the trict has liability insurance, whimsical sea creature pic- of water in some places in the nobody knows. ment to travel to New Orleans, discretion of the principal and similarly has strong im- ture that can be taken home. county. Columbus County Health Nakina Middle School Junior with the approval of the super- munity for employee,” Zirkel All materials will be pro- Children by choice and Department Director Kim Beta Club to travel to New intendent. Out-of-state trips said last week. “I haven’t done vided. adults by necessity in many Smith said in addition to bac- York City, Williams Township/ by classes or clubs shall be at a follow-up article on this Kids ages 5 and older areas walked through the wa- teria in flood waters, fire ants Nakina Middle Schools band the discretion of the principal topic, but the general pattern should be accompanied by ter, in some places waist high, were displaced by water and students to travel to Atlanta, with the approval of the super- remains basically the same.” an adult and should wear ap- since they couldn’t drive. found refuge on high ground. and Nakina Middle/Williams intendent. Policies on field trips across propriate washable clothing. It was an infrequent oc- People walking through Township Schools choral mu- “School trips that require the region appear to be a mixed Pre-registration is required casion for the younger set to water will step on any dry sic students to travel to Wash- travel outside of the continen- bag. Last week, Robeson Coun- as seating is limited to 12 have enough water to swim in ground they see, the spot fire ington, D.C. tal United States are prohib- ty schools had a notice posted children. lapping the front steps. ants use as a refuge. West Columbus High School ited. The superintendent shall on their webpage regarding To preregister a child, call But health officials say not She added that snakes may FFA’s request to travel to Lou- develop additional procedures a field trip to the State Fair. (910) 579-1016 from 10-3 Mon- so fast to get into this unex- be on the move, having been isville, Ky. for a competition for the request and approval of New Hanover County school’s day through Saturday. pected bonanza. displaced from their usual appears to be the only request school trips.” has a policy similar to White- The Museum of Coastal You don’t know what’s in habitats by water, and often approved Tuesday. Whiteville City Schools ville City that appears not to Carolina is located at 21 East the water with you. end up on paths and walks. Faulk said the vote was field trip policies appear to be endorse out-of-state trips but Second Street, Ocean Isle Flooding such as that cov- The best advice, she says, unanimous on denying trips less restrictive in the sense allows language to include Beach. ering portions of Columbus is to stay out of flood waters. but board member Monte that Edgewood students will privately planned trips, if not Herring was not present for be going to the State Fair but planned during school. 0 the vote. restricted from certain rides. Wake County’s school board Herring did not return a The city schools policy does essentially leaves approval for message left for comment on not endorse out-of-state trips, trips at the discretion of prin- PASTOR APPRECIATION MONTH this story. but rather provides language cipals in nearly all cases. According to school policy for private trips, out-of-state Faulk said that field trips provided by Columbus County to be planned outside of the requests could be “resubmit- Schools it appears that au- school. ted” and possibly tweaked thority to deny trips rests Perry A. Zirkel is a Univer- to gain approval but did not completely with the superin- sity Professor of Education provide specifics. tendent. and Law at Lehigh University “Teachers are asked to con- ““A school trip occurs when who has drafted articles and sider field trips of high edu- Honor Your a student or group of students prepared case studies on is- cational value and to utilize leaves a school campus under sues involving risk manage- the many local opportunities the sponsorship of the school ment in education law. In 2007, that are available,” Faulk said. and under supervision of he suggested that the per- “However, educational op- school employees to extend ceived liability with field trips portunities may require over- the educational experiences was far greater than the actual night and out-of-town travel, of those students. liability that exists based on a which will be considered on “This includes such trips case law study he co-authored an individual basis. Requests taken by extracurricular on verdicts across the country. may be re-submitted with ad- groups but does not include “Liability for field trips ditional details and facts if trips by athletic teams to par- (or any other alleged school an educational trip has been Every Thursday in October ticipate in athletic events or district negligence) is a state- denied.” Pastor

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The News Reporter Sports The News Reporter, Monday, October 12, 2015 - Page 1B Pack holds off impressive Red Springs challenge

By DAN BISER 109 yards and the game’s first Sports Editor touchdown. Red Devil quarterback Tod- Legion Stadium was filled drick Lockhart completed six to near-capacity with its 2015 passes for 108 yards and the two Homecoming crowd, and it late touchdowns. turned out to be an exciting Whiteville had the ball for a night of high school football. total of 71 offensive plays while The host Whiteville Wolf- Red Springs had the ball for 36 pack had its biggest Three Riv- offensive snaps. ers Conference tussle to date Red Springs wasted little as Coach Ron Cook’s unbeaten time getting on the scoreboard Red Springs Red Devils came as hefty back Deonda Hallman in with a 6-0 record while look- grabbed a shallow opening ing for its first-ever win over kick-off by Whiteville’s Taylor Whiteville. Smith and broke out of several But the host Wolfpack was tackles while advancing the able to claim its fifth straight ball to the Red Springs 42. after increasing its 14-8 half- On the first play from time lead into a 26-8 advantage Maya Campell scrimmage, Alexander took a midway in the final stages of 2015 WHS hand-off, broke away from two Whiteville’s Phillip Powell (5) heads to the end zone for the Wolfpack’s first score on the fourth quarter as its offense defenders and down the left the night in a 26-21 win over Three Rivers Conference rival Red Springs. Whiteville’s controlled possession of the Homecoming Queen sideline where he was halted football for most of the game. at the 14-yard line. The Red TRC record climbed to 3-0 in the victory. Staff photos by Fuller Royal The Wolfpack scored in every Devils scored two plays later on our offensive and credit our quarter and got three of its a two-yard run by Alexander. defense, “Red Springs threw a touchdowns on fourth-down Lockhart then passed to Amire lot of size and strength at us, plays. West for a two-point conver- and we managed to hold up. However, the Red Devils sion and an 8-0 Red Devil lead “We’re mighty young in recovered a Wolfpack fumble with 11 minutes left in the first the offensive line this year, at midfield and struck for two quarter. but those guys are showing quick touchdowns in the final Whiteville countered with improvement each week.” minutes. The 12-point ava- a 60-yard scoring drive that Sophomore running back lanche put the Whiteville lead took seven plays and featured Keshawn Bellamy scored two at 21-16 with just under two a 24-yard run by Carr. The of the Wolfpack touchdowns. minutes left in the game. touchdown came on a fourth The final Wolfpack touch- A Red Springs attempt of an down from the 16 yard line on down came on a 20-yard onside kick was recovered by a sweep by Phillip Powell. Carr fourth-down pass from Carr Whiteville’s Cameron Smith, got the two-point conversion on to H-back Trey Ellis with 7:15 and the Wolfpack was able to a sweep to the right that made left in the game. run out the clock after a 35-yard the score 8-8 with 7:19 left in “This is a big win for us,” run by senior quarterback Ny- the game. Little said. “We still have four dir Carr to the Red Springs 18 Whiteville managed to pull more conference games to go, yard line sealed the win. off an onside kick right after and we know anything can Whiteville, which now has the first score but fumbled the happen, but this is the game a 12-0 record over Red Springs ball away four plays later. we felt like we really needed since the schools first met on The Wolfpack’s other first- to have.” the football field in 1973, put its half score covered 81 yards Carr had another big night Three Rivers 1A-2A Conference in 12 plays, aided by a per- while running the Whiteville record at 3-0 and in a tie for first sonal foul penalty against Red offense as he had 127 yards place with South Columbus. Springs and a 30-yard pass rushing on 18 carries and 14 The Wolfpack’s season record completion from Carr to Cam- of 20 pass attempts for 106 now stands at 5-2. eron Smith on third down. yards and a touchdown. He Whiteville running back Keshawn Bellamy (left) is halted on an open-field tackle by Red “We were expecting Red The running of Carr and also ran a successful two- Springs defender Montae Alford in Friday night’s WHS Homecoming football game at Springs to give us a tough one Nate Powell helped the Wolf- point conversion following his tonight and they did,” said pack put the ball in position for Legion Stadium. Bellamy ran for two of Whiteville’s touchdowns in the Wolfpack’s 26-21 initial touchdown. Whiteville head coach Luke a two-yard touchdown smash victory over the previously unbeaten Red Springs team. Red Springs, which fell Little, whose squad gave up a by Bellamy with 1:41 left in the quick touchdown to the Red to 2-1 in conference and 6-1 Devils in the game’s opening overall, rode the shoulders of Stallions stampede Mustangs 44-0 minutes before scoring the running back Ronald Alexan- See WHS on 2B game’s next 18 points. “Credit der, who carried 12 times for ROWLAND - The South The Stallions completed three Columbus Stallions rolled up of five passing attempts for 36 332 yards of total offense and yards and ran the ball 37 times took advantage of six South for 296 yards. Robeson turnovers Friday Junior running back Den- in a 44-0 romp over the host nis Leggett leads the Stallions Mustang squad. in rushing for the season with It marked the Stallions’ 764 yards and seven touch- third straight win and put downs on 93 carrier. Carlos them in a tie for first place McClure followed with 225 with Whiteville in the current yards on 27 carries. Three Rivers 1A-2A Confer- Stallion quarterbacks ence standings. Both have 3-0 Chase Gore and Robby Spen- TRC records. cer had combined to complete SCHS led 18-0 at halftime as six passes for 50 yards this it put its season record at 3-4. season. Coach Kyle Hutchison’s South Columbus, which Stallion team has out-scored tied for the conference cham- its three TRC opponents pionship in 2013 and finished today by a combined total of in a tie for runnerup in the 125-12. TRC last fall, aces a formi- South Robeson fell to 0-3 dable challenge this weekend in conference and 0-8 overall. as they are scheduled to take The Stallion defense recov- on the Fairmont Golden Tor- ered four fumbles and came nados at Fairmont. up with two passes while Last season, Fairmont came East Columbus quarterback Leumichael Jones (right) sprints out of the pocket with controlling the game virtually Dennis Leggett away with a 48-42 victory over St. Pauls defenders Lucas Terry (51) and Matthew Spears (85) in Friday night’s Three from the outset. 14th win in 17 conference the Vikings in a high-scoring Rivers 1A-2A Conference football game at East Columbus. St. Pauls pulled away from It marked the Stallions’ games since the 2013 season. game at Fairmont. an 8-0 halftime advantage to post a 38-0 victory over the Gator squad. Photos by Hannah Bullock ’Dogs put damper on ECHS Homecoming Fairmont roughs up Vikings LAKE WACCAMAW - There was no rain Coach Rocky Lewis’ East Columbus team FAIRMONT - The Fairmont Oct. 1. The Tornadoes now kings face another tall order Friday, but lightning did strike. It came in the will be at home again Friday when it will try Golden Tornadoes gained a stand at 2-1 in conference and this week as they are sched- form of Coach Trey Sasser’s St. Pauls Bull- to snap a 10-game TRC losing streak against 16-0 lead before taking their 4-2 overall. uled to play host to Red Springs dogs, which had opened their 2015 football South Robeson. first snap on offense Friday Fairmont picked up a for- Friday in the annual WCHS season with five straight losses. night as they routed the visit- feit win last week when it was Homecoming game. However, the arrival of October has been ing West Columbus Vikings determined that Northside Red Springs will be coming good to the SPHS squad as it has claimed 56-0 in a Three Rivers 1A-2A Jacksonville had used an in- off its first loss of the season wins in its last two outings, including a Conference football game. eligible player in its non-con- Friday, a 26-21 decision at the 38-0 thumping of East Columbus in Friday The Tornadoes’ Jarique ference win over Fairmont on hands of Whiteville. night’s ECHS Homecoming game. Moore returned a Viking punt Sept. 11. The Northside team Fairmont will play host to St. Pauls held an 8-0 halftime lead over 60 yards for a score and the has been forced relinquish South Columbus this Friday the Gators before taking command in the FHS defense forced a fumble three other non-conference in a Three Rivers Conference second half. on the next WCHS possession victories, but its conference game at 7:30 East Columbus saw its Three Rivers Con- and returned it for a touch- games will not be affected. South Columbus which ference record drop to 0-3 and its season re- down. West Columbus absorbed has a 3-0- conference record, cord to 1-6. The rout was on as Coach its fourth straight loss while outlasted the Fairmont squad Bulldog running back Trey Thompson Mark Heil’s Fairmont squad its conference record slipped 48-42 in last season’s match- had his biggest night of the season, rushing bounced back from a 35-14 loss to 0-3. up, which was also played at for 126 yards on 12 carries, including touch- to the Whiteville Wolfpack on Coach Jason Jones’ Vi- Fairmont. down runs of 66 and 39 yards The East Columbus defense got some Miracle Jenkins and Terry “T.J.” Brown Gedraytis wins football contest good showings from Jordan Boyd, Terry were crowned 2015 East Columbus High Brown, Dexter McKoy and Nigewon Gore. School Homecoming Queen and King Ed Gedraytis of Lake Wac- rect picks. Paige Brewer, rep- the football contest. Make your Halftime festivities included the crown- respectively during halftime ceremonies camaw is the week 6 winner resenting Southern Tire, is the picks in the print contest found ing of seniors Miracle Jenkins and T.J. of Friday night’s ECHS-St. Pauls football of the Allstate - Angela Slagle VIP winner of the week with 15 on pages 4-5 B or go online at Brown as ECHS Homecoming Queen and game. Agency - Pigskin Picks Football correct picks. With weekly win- whiteville.com and click on the Homecoming King. Contest with 17 out of 18 cor- ners, it’s not too late to enter football contest button. 2B - The News Reporter, Monday, October 12, 2015 WHS Three Rivers Conference Continued from 1B half. The two-point conversion try failed leaving the halftime football standings score at 14-8 Conf. Overall PF PA During halftime ceremo- Whiteville 3-0 5-2 185 126 nies, senior Maya Campbell was crowned 2015 Whiteville South Columbus 3-0 3-4 151 147 High School Homecoming Red Springs 2-1 6-1 201 62 Queen. Fairmont 2-1 5-2 242 165 The Wolfpack scored on its second possession of the half St. Pauls 2-1 2-5 96 227 on a 23-yard fourth-down run West Columbus 0-3 1-5 132 306 by the speedy Bellamy with East Columbus 0-3 1-5 66 282 4:26 left in the third quarter. Another two-point conver- South Robeson 0-3 0-7 50 259 sion try failed, leaving the WHS advantage at 22-8. FRIDAY’S RESULTS Whiteville’s next posses- Whiteville 26, Red Springs 21 sion carried into the fourth quarter as it covered 55 yards St. Pauls 38, East Columbus 0 in 12 plays, ending on a 20- South Columbus 44, South Robeson 0 yard over-top-pass from Carr Fairmont 56, West Columbus 0 to Ellis with 7:16 left in the game. Again, the two-point conversion failed, leaving the THIS FRIDAY’S GAMES score at 28-6. Whiteville at St. Pauls With Carr on the bench in South Columbus at Fairmont the closing minutes, the Wolf- pack fumbled the ball away at Red Springs at West Columbus its own 44, and Red Springs South Robeson at East Columbus took just three plays to score, getting the points on an 18- Games begin at 7:30 p.m. yard pass to Eric Graham. A two-point conversion attempt failed, leaving the score at 21- 14 with 3:13 left The Red Devils forced Staff photo by Fuller Royal Lady Stallions capture Whiteville to punt after three Up-and-over downs on its next possession. huge win over Fairmont Whiteville linebacker Andrew Powell (foreground) does a somersault while assisting On the next play from the on the tackle of a Red Springs ball carrier in Friday night’s WHS Homecoming foot- WHS 45, Lockhart fired a pass VINEGAR HILL - The South points. Hailey Sarvis had 41 ball game. Whiteville defeated the Red Springs squad 26-21 for its fifth straight win. to Montae Alford at the Wolf- Columbus High School vol- assists and 11 service points, pack 15 yard line, and Alford leyball team took another big Lindsey Jones had five kills Coach Luke Little’s Wolfpack will travel to St. Pauls Friday night. muscled his way into the end step toward the Three Rivers and seven points and Macie zone from that point with 1:57 Conference volleyball title McPherson had seven service left in the game. as it defeated Fairmont 3-1 points. South Columbus now Cameron Smith’s recovery Thursday in a match of the holds a 10-0 conference record Thursday boys soccer report of the onside kick and Carr’s conference’s top challengers at and a 15-1 season mark. first-down run deep into Red the SCHS gym. SCHS also won the junior Alex Alverado scored Chris Bravo and Chris junior varsity match, the Springs territory sealed the South Columbus, which had varsity match with scores of four goals and dished out Strickland. Whiteville and Scotland win. defeated the Fairmont squad 25-17 and 25-17 to remain un- two assists Thursday in Also on Thursday, the County played to a 2-2 tie. “We didn’t do a very good 3-0 in their earlier match-up, beaten. The team’s record is 10-0 the East Columbus Gators’ Whiteville High soccer team In another Thursday job of finishing, and you can claimed Thursday’s match by in conference and 16-0 overall. 7-2 soccer win over the host dropped a 3-2 non-confer- match, Scotland Christian put that on me also,” Little scores of 25-23, 22-25, 26-17 and The Lady Stallion volleyball West Columbus Vikings. ence match against 4A Scot- defeated Columbus Chris- said. “You just don’t want to 25-15. Coach David Marlowe’s teams will play at St. Pauls East Columbus, which land County at Laurinburg. tian Academy 3-0. CCA have things like that come Lady Stallion squad was led Tuesday before hosting match- led 2-0 at halftime, also had Leonel Baltazar scored goalkeeper Josh Carteret back and hurt you.” by Mattie Johnson, who had 18 es with South Robeson and goals by Cade Andrews, both Wolfpack goals. In the recorded three saves. Whiteville will travel to kills and 12 service points. Red Springs Wednesday and St. Pauls Friday to take on Taylor Turbeville had 14 Thursday. a Bulldog squad that is on a kills and seven service points Thursday’s match with Red two-game winning streak af- while Madison Spencer had Springs will also be Senior WHS, ECHS win volley matches ter opening the season with Night. seven kills and seven service The Whiteville and East 25-20. Nance handed out 25 assists. five straight losses. Columbus volleyball teams Whiteville’s Malerie Levin- East Columbus took a 3-1 Red Springs will play Fri- each came away with wins in er had seven kills and three win over South Robeson by day night at West Columbus. WCHS chalks up big volley win Thursday matches. service aces. Sabra Best had scores of 25-15, 23-25, 25-`16 The West Columbus High School girls volleyball team Whiteville swept St. Pauls seven kills while Ashlin Floyd and 25-14 snapped a lengthy losing streak Thursday with a 3-1 victory by scores of 25-17, 25-9 and had three blocks and Grace Girls tennis over Red Springs. Coach Heather McPherson’s Lady Vikings won by scores of 30-28, 25-20, 25-27 and 25-18. Whiteville defeated St. Pauls 9-0 and East Columbus defeated St. Pauls 7- 2 in Three Rivers Whiteville cross country team Conference tennis matches last week. competes in Wilmington meet Results: Whiteville 9, St.Pauls 0 The Whiteville High School by Ivey Long in the event Singles: Chase Barnhill girls cross country team com- that featured several strong def. Amanda Futrell 8-3, Sar- peted in a cross country meet runners from 4A programs. ahgrace Snipes def. Nayeli hosted by Laney High School Coach Will Dorn’s Lady Wolf- Estrach 8-1, Aundria Moss def. Wednesday at Wilimington’s pack is vying for a third con- Abigail Moncrief 8-4, Anna Hugh McRae Park. secutive Three Rivers 1A-2A Ezzell def. Ana Tuirjan 8-4, Whiteville, competing with- Conference championship Natalie Royal def. Brianda out top runner Grace Morn- this fall. Barrea 8-1, ingstar, got a 17th-place finish Cailin Baldwin def. Izzy Dugarte 8-5. Exhibition: Lil- JV football results Whiteville 30 Red Springs 14

South Robeson 26 South Columbus 24 YOUR HOME AWAY Staff photo by Fuller Royal Whiteville High School’s Logan Hester (left) and West Columbus’ Skylar Ritchart go after the ball in their Three Rivers Conference soccer match-up last week at the Whiteville field. Whiteville won the match 6-0. FROM CLASSIFIEDS SELL Staff photo by Franklin Davis Whiteville High tennis player Aundria Moss returns a HOME shot in last week’s Three Rivers Conference match with St. Pauls. The Lady Wolfpack tennis squad is vying for a Whiteville.com third straight Three Rivers Conference championship. CLASSIFIEDS SELL Pack The News Reporter, Monday, October 12 2015 - 3-B

Sports County rivals meet on the soccer pitch Calendar Today, October 12 Girls Tennis WHS at ECHS, 3:30 p.m. Fairmont at WCHS, 4 p.m. Boys Soccer Red Springs at ECHS, 4:30 p.m. SCHS at WCHS, 4:30 p.m. Junior Varsity Boys Soccer Midway at WHS, 5 p.m. Tuesday, October 13 Girls Tennis SCHS at St. Pauls, 4 p.m. Soccer Mintz Christian at Columbus Christian, 4 p.m. Volleyball SCHS at St. Pauls (Junior Var- sity and Varsity) 4:30 p.m. Volleyball S. Robeson at WCHS (Junior Varsity and Varsity) 4:30 p.m. Mitchell Nobles (sliding) and Jonathan Clontz (21) defend against the Gators’ Alex Al- WHS at ECHS (Junior Varsity verado (14). Bradley Olsen (7) comes back to earth after a header. and Varsity) 4:30 p.m. Middle School Football Acme-Delco at Central,6 p.m. Williams Middle School at WCHS, 6 p.m. Volleyball Mintz Christian at Columbus Christian, 6 p.m. Middle School Football Hallsboro at Tabor City, 6 p.m. Wednesday, October 14 Girls Tennis ECHS at SCHS (completion of suspended match) 3 p.m. Junior Varsity Boys Soccer WHS at Clinton, 4 p.m. Volleyball S. Robeson at SCHS (Junior Varsity and Varsity) 4:30 p.m. Boys Soccer Jamie Harrelson defends against the Gators’ Cade An- WHS at Red Springs, 4:30 p.m. drews (4). Alfonso Pantaleon (10) attempts a shot. Cross Country WHS hosting at SCC, 4:30 p.m. Girls Tennis Red Springs at ECHS, 4:30 p.m. Boys Soccer ECHS at St. Pauls, 6 p.m. Thursday, October 15 TRC Girls 1A Tennis Tourney at WHS, 12 p.m. TRC Girls 2A Tennis Tourney at St.Pauls, 2 p.m. Soccer Antioch Christian at Colum- bus Christian, 4 p.m. Boys Soccer WHS at SCHS, 4 p.m. WCHS at St. Pauls, 4:30 p.m. Volleyball ECHS at Fairmont (Junior Var- sity and Varsity)4:30 p.m. Red Springs at SCHS (Junior A race between WHS and WCHS players to see who can reach the ball first. Varsity and Varsity) 4:30 p.m. WHS’s #8 looking to push the ball past WCHS’s #4. St. Pauls at WCHS (Junior Varsity and Varsity)4:30 p.m. S. Robeson at WHS (Junior Varsity and Varsity) 4:30 p.m. Volleyball Antioch Christian at Colum- bus Christianm 6 p.m. Junior Varsity Football WCHS at Red Springs, 6:30 p.m. St. Pauls at WHS, 6:30 p.m. Fairmont at SCHS, 6:30 p.m. Friday, October 16 Football SCHS at Fairmont, 7:30 p.m. WHS at St. Pauls, 7:30 p.m. Red Springs at WCHS (Home- coming) 7:30 p.m. S. Robeson at ECHS, 7:30 p.m.

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TSACDAORB ABC Dancing with the Stars (TVPG) (N) HD Castle: “What Lies” (N) Local Jimmy Kimmel Live HD Nightline SYFY WWE SmackDown HD Haven (TV14) (N) HD Z Nation: “Zombaby!” Haven (TV14) HD CBS Big Bang In Pieces Scorpion: “Robots” (N) NCIS: Los Angeles (N) Local (:35) Late Show (N) HD Late Late TBS 2015 MLB Playoffs (Live) Postseason Conan (TV14) HD NBC The Voice: “The Battles Premiere” (N) HD Blindspot (TVPG) (N) HD Local Tonight Show (N) HD Late Night TCM Araya (‘59, NR) Harlan County U.S.A. (‘76, PG) aaac Rosie Riveter (‘80, NR) Jason (‘67) FOX Gotham (TV14) (N) HD Minority Report (N) HD Local Programs Local Programs TLC 48 Hours: Hard (N) HD 48 Hours: Hard (N) HD 48 Hours: Hard (N) HD 48 Hours: Hard HD 48 Hours: Hard HD ION Criminal Minds HD Criminal Minds HD Criminal Minds HD Criminal Minds HD Criminal Minds HD TNT Castle: “Overkill” HD Castle: “Deadly Game” NBA Preseason Basketball: Houston vs Golden State (Live) Preview TRAVEL Mysteries (TVPG) HD Mysteries (N) HD Mysteries (TVPG) HD Mysteries: “The Death” Mysteries: “Hidenburg” ELBAC A&E The First 48 (TVPG) HD The First 48: “Killer” HD The First 48 (TV14) HD The First 48 (TV14) HD The First 48 (TVPG) HD AMC Independence Day (‘96, PG-13) aaa Will Smith, Bill Pullman. HD Independence Day (‘96, PG-13) Will Smith. HD TV LAND Christine Christine Raymond Raymond Raymond Raymond Queens Queens Queens Queens ANIMAL Treehouse Masters HD Treehouse Masters HD Treehouse Masters HD Treehouse Masters HD Treehouse Masters HD USA Modern Modern Modern Modern Modern Modern Modern Modern Modern Modern aa BET Hustle & Flow (‘05, R) aaa Terrence Howard. HD (:59) Fresh Dressed (‘15, NR) Pharrell Williams. Wendy Williams (N) HD VH1 Love & Hip Hop (TV14) Drumline: A New Beat (‘14, NR) Alexandra Shipp. HD Love Don’t Cost a Thing (‘03) HD BRAVO Orange County Social Real Housewives (N) Ladies of London (N) Watch What Housewives (TV14) Teresa WGN Elementary: “Pilot” HD Elementary (TV14) HD Elementary (TV14) HD How I Met How I Met How I Met How I Met Greenlight American Sniper (‘15, R) Bradley Cooper. HD First Look Real Sex (:50) The Leftovers HD Cops (‘14) CARTOON King of Hill Bob’s HD Bob’s HD Cleveland Rick Morty Dad HD Family Guy Family Guy Robot Squid HD ME R P HBO CMT Reba HD Reba HD Reba HD Reba HD Doc Hollywood (‘91, PG-13) Michael J. Fox, Julie Warner. HD Skull HD MAX (:15) Belle (‘14, PG) aac Gugu Mbatha-Raw. HD The Knick The Knick (TVMA) HD (:45) Eve’s Secret (‘14, NRAO) HD CNN Anderson Cooper 360° Anderson Cooper 360° CNN Tonight (N) Anderson Cooper 360° CNN Newsroom (N) HD SHOW Scary Movie (‘00, R) HD The Affair (TVMA) HD Homeland (TVMA) HD 3AM The Affair (TVMA) HD B.S.! COMEDY South Park South Park South Park South Park Archer HD Archer HD Daily Show Nightly (N) midnight South Park DISCOVERY Fast N’ Loud (N) HD Fast N’ Loud (N) HD Rusted Development Fast N’ Loud (TV14) HD Rusted Development DISNEY Invisible Sister (‘15, NR) HD Girl Meets Best HD Jessie HD Girl Meets Austin HD Good Luck Good Luck E! Kardashians (TV14) HD Kardashians (TV14) HD Kardashians (TV14) HD E! News (N) HD House of DVF (TV14) ESPN (:15) Monday Night Football: Pittsburgh vs San Diego Week 5. (Live) HD (:20) SportsCenter HD FRIDAY EVENING OCTOBER 16, 2015 ESPN2 2015 WSOP (Replay) 2015 WSOP (Replay) 2015 WSOP (Taped) 2015 WSOP (Taped) Baseball 30 for 30 8:00 8:30 9:00 9:30 10:00 10:30 11:00 11:30 12:00 12:30 FAMILY Switched at Birth (N) HD The Lucky One (‘12, PG-13) aaa Zac Efron. HD The 700 Club (N) Little Fockers (‘10) aa TSACDAORB ABC Last Man Dr. Ken Shark Tank (N) HD (:01) 20/20 (N) HD Local Jimmy Kimmel Live HD Nightline FOOD Guy’s Grocery Games Halloween (TVPG) (N) Cutthroat Kitchen Diners HD Diners HD Halloween (TVPG) CBS The Amazing Race (N) Hawaii Five-0 (N) HD Blue Bloods (N) HD Local (:35) Late Show (N) HD Late Late FX (7:00) Captain Phillips (‘13, PG-13) Tom Hanks. Fargo (N) Fargo: “Waiting for Dutch” (TVMA) HD Fargo HD NBC Undateable Truth Told Dateline NBC (N) HD Local (:35) Tonight Show HD Late Night HGTV Love It or List It HD Love It or List It (N) HD Hunters Hunters Love It or List It HD Love It or List It HD FOX 2015 MLB Playoffs: “Championship Series Gm 1" (Live) HD Local Programs Local Programs HISTORY Inside Alcatraz (N) HD Alcatraz: Search For The Truth (TV14) (N) HD (:03) True Monsters HD (:01) Inside Alcatraz HD ION Criminal Minds: “100" Criminal Minds HD Criminal Minds HD Saving Hope: “Pilot” Saving Hope (TV14) HD LIFETIME Hitch (‘05, PG-13) aaa Will Smith, Eva Mendes. HD (:02) Jacksons: Next HD Hitch (‘05, PG-13) HD

ELBAC A&E My Haunted House HD My Haunted House HD The Enfield Haunting My Haunted House HD My Haunted House HD MTV Awkward. Awkward. Awkward. Faking It Girl Code Todrick (N) Demi Middle HD Ridiculous Ridiculous AMC Terminator 3: Machines (‘03) aac HD Terminator Salvation (‘09, PG-13) aaa Christian Bale. HD The Walking Dead HD NICK Liar (‘15) Bella Full House Full House Full House Full House Friends Friends Friends Friends ANIMAL Tanked: Unfiltered (N) (:01) Tanked (TVPG) HD (:02) Tanked (TVPG) HD (:03) Tanked (TVPG) HD (:04) Tanked (TVPG) HD SPIKE Cops HD Cops HD Cops HD Cops HD Cops HD Cops HD Cops HD Cops HD Jail HD Jail HD BET Martin Martin Martin Martin Martin Martin Martin Martin Wendy Williams (N) HD SYFY The Conjuring (‘13) Orphan (‘09, R) aaa Vera Farmiga, Peter Sarsgaard. HD Texas Chainsaw Massacre (‘06) HD BRAVO Teresa Checks (TV14) Bravo First Looks (N) How to Lose a Guy in 10 Days (‘03, PG-13) Kate Hudson. HD Her Shoes TBS Playoffs 2015 MLB Playoffs (Live) Postseason Conan HD CARTOON King of Hill Bob’s HD Cleveland Cleveland Family Guy Family Guy Black (N) Eric Andre Heart, She Squid HD TCM A Matter of Life and Death (‘46, NR) David Niven. The Bishop’s Wife (‘47, NR) aaa Cary Grant. Spitfire (‘42, NR) aac CMT Reba HD Reba HD Reba HD Reba HD Party Down South HD Gainesville Cops HD Cops HD Cops HD TLC Growing Up Tiny (N) HD My 40 Year Old Child (N) HD Body Bizarre HD My 40 Year Old Child CNN Anderson Cooper 360° CNN Tonight (N) To Be Announced Anthony: “Las Vegas” TNT Castle (TVPG) HD Castle (TVPG) HD Major Crimes: “Snitch” Major Crimes HD Law & Order: “Bailout” COMEDY (6:56) Wanderlust (‘12) Futurama Futurama Moonbeam South Park Archer HD Archer HD TripTank Zack Miri TRAVEL Bizarre Foods America Bizarre Foods HD Booze Traveler (TVPG) Bizarre Foods America Bizarre Foods HD DISCOVERY Gold Rush: The Dirt (N) Gold Rush: “Blood, Sweat and Gold” (N) HD Gold Rush: “Blood, Sweat and Gold” (TVPG) HD TV LAND Christine Christine Raymond Raymond Raymond Raymond Queens Queens Queens Queens DISNEY Jessie (N) Girl Meets I Didn’t (N) Gravity HD Pickle HD Best HD Jessie HD Girl Meets I Didn’t HD Blog HD USA WWE Monday Night Raw: from Allstate Arena in Rosemont, Ill. (Live) HD Modern Modern (:06) Faster (‘10, R) aac E! Evan Almighty (‘07, PG) aa Steve Carell. The Soup The Soup E! News (N) HD E! News HD VH1 Love & Hip Hop (N) Black Ink Crew (N) HD She’s Got Game (N) Love & Hip Hop (TV14) Black Ink Crew HD ESPN College Football: Cincinnati Bearcats at BYU Cougars (Live) HD SportsCenter HD SportsCenter HD WGN Home Videos HD Home Videos HD Home Videos HD How I Met How I Met How I Met How I Met ESPN2 (7:00) High School Football (Live) HD Sports HD College Football: UNLV vs Fresno State (Live) HD Unbroken (‘14, PG-13) aaa Jack O’Connell. HD American Sniper (‘15, R) Bradley Cooper. HD First Look ME R P HBO FAMILY Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets (‘02, PG) Daniel Radcliffe. HD The 700 Club (N) NY Fashion Week aaa MAX A Walk Among the Tombstones (‘14, R) HD The Knick (TVMA) HD The Knick The Knick (TVMA) HD Strike HD FOOD Diners HD Diners HD Diners HD Diners HD Diners (N) BBQ Blitz Diners HD Diners HD Diners HD Diners HD SHOW Homeland (TVMA) HD The Affair (TVMA) HD Homeland (TVMA) HD The Affair (TVMA) HD Sin City: Dame (‘14) HD FX Snow White and the Huntsman (‘12, PG-13) aac Kristen Stewart, Charlize Theron. Snow White and the Huntsman (‘12) HGTV Love It or List It HD Love It or List It HD Hunters Hunters Hunters Hunters Love It or List It HD HISTORY Ancient Aliens HD Ancient Aliens HD True Monsters (N) HD (:03) True Monsters HD (:01) Ancient Aliens HD LIFETIME Step It Up (TVPG) HD Step It Up (N) HD Jacksons: Next (N) HD (:02) Jacksons: Next HD Step It Up (TVPG) HD MTV Broke-A$$ Middle HD Middle HD Roll Bounce (‘05, PG-13) ac Bow Wow, Chi McBride. South Park South Park NICK Sanjay (N) Pig Goat Full House Full House Full House Full House Friends Friends Friends Friends Window Tinting Now Available SPIKE Cops HD Cops HD Premier Boxing: “Fonfara vs. Cleverly” HD World’s Cops HD Cops HD Cops HD SYFY I Am Legend (‘07, PG-13) aaa Will Smith. HD Z Nation (TV14) (N) Continuum (TV14) (N) Z Nation (TV14) TBS Big Bang Big Bang Big Bang Big Bang Toby Keith (N) Olympus Has Fallen (‘13, R) aaa Gerard Butler. Starting at $99 No Appointment Necessary TCM The Nanny (‘65, NR) Bette Davis. The Bad Seed (‘56, NR) Nancy Kelly, Patty McCormack. HD Damned Children (‘64) TLC Atlanta HD Atlanta HD Swipe (N) Swipe (N) Sex (N) HD #WhatShe Swipe HD Swipe HD Sex HD #WhatShe TNT Jurassic Park (‘93, PG-13) aaac Sam Neill, Richard Kiley. HD (:45) Jurassic Park III (‘01, PG-13) Sam Neill. HD Presidents Vinyl names and decals available TRAVEL Mysteries (TVPG) HD Mysteries (N) HD Mysteries (TVPG) HD Mysteries: “Edison’s” Mysteries (TVPG) HD TV LAND We Are Marshall (‘06, PG) aaa Matthew McConaughey, Matthew Fox. HD Queens Queens Queens Queens USA Law & Order: SVU HD Law & Order: SVU HD Satisfaction (TV14) (N) Law & Order: SVU HD Law & Order: SVU HD VH1 GoodFellas (‘90, R) aaaa Robert De Niro, Ray Liotta. The Lost Boys (‘87, R) aac Electronics Repairs & Stereo Installs WGN Person of Interest HD Person of Interest HD Person of Interest HD How I Met How I Met How I Met How I Met The Leftovers HD The Leftovers HD Real Time Maher (N) Real Time Maher HD Faceoff Unbroken ME R P HBO US Cellular Now Available MAX Jupiter Ascending (‘15, PG-13) Channing Tatum. The Knick (N) HD The Knick (TVMA) HD The Knick (TVMA) HD A&M Electronics SHOW The Affair (TVMA) HD Play It Forward (‘15, NR) HD St. Vincent (‘14, PG-13) Bill Murray. 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ELBAC A&E Storage Storage Storage Storage Storage Storage Storage Storage Storage Storage ANIMAL Dr. Jeff: Rocky HD Yankee Jungle (N) HD Pit Bulls and Parolees (:04) Yankee Jungle HD Pit Bulls and Parolees AMC The Dark Knight (‘08, PG-13) aaaa Christian Bale, Michael Caine. HD Batman Begins (‘05, PG-13) aaac HD BET BET Hip Hop Awards 2015 (TV14) Soul Plane (‘04, R) ac Tom Arnold, Kevin Hart. Jamie Foxx ANIMAL To Be Announced (:01) To Be Announced (:02) To Be Announced (:03) To Be Announced (:04) To Be Announced BRAVO How to Lose a Guy in 10 Days (‘03) In Her Shoes (‘05, PG-13) aaa Cameron Diaz, Toni Collette. To Be Announced BET BET Hip Hop Awards 2015 (TV14) (N) #TheWestBrooks (N) Martin Martin Wendy Williams (N) HD CARTOON DBZ Kai King of Hill King of Hill Cleveland Cleveland Dad HD Dad HD Family Guy DBZ Kai Akame Ga BRAVO Housewives (TV14) Below Deck (TV14) (N) The People’s Couch Watch What Below Deck (TV14) Housewives CMT Fool’s Gold (‘08, PG-13) Matthew McConaughey. Instant Jam (N) HD Cops HD Cops HD Cops HD Cops HD CNN This is Life The Seventies HD The Seventies HD The Seventies HD The Seventies HD CARTOON King of Hill Bob’s HD Bob’s HD Cleveland Dad HD Dad HD Family Guy Family Guy Robot Squid HD COMEDY (7:28) Tommy Boy (‘95, PG-13) HD 50 First Dates (‘04, PG-13) Adam Sandler. HD Chris Rock: Never Scared (TV14) CMT Reba HD Reba HD Reba HD Reba HD RV (‘06, PG) aac Robin Williams, Jeff Daniels. HD Skull HD DISCOVERY Dual Survival HD Dual Survival HD Dual Survival HD Dual Survival HD Dual Survival HD CNN To Be Announced To Be Announced To Be Announced To Be Announced DISNEY Invisible Girl Meets Jessie HD I Didn’t HD Gamer’s Lab Rats Austin HD Girl Meets BUNK’D Undercover COMEDY Tosh.0 HD Tosh.0 HD Tosh.0 HD Tosh.0 HD Tosh.0 (N) Drunk (N) Daily Show Nightly (N) midnight Tosh.0 HD E! Kardashians (TV14) HD Bridesmaids (‘11, R) aaa Kristen Wiig, Maya Rudolph. HD Dash Dolls (TV14) HD Yukon Men (TVPG) HD Yukon Men (N) HD Gold Rush: “5 Million” Gold Rush (TVPG) HD Gold Rush (TVPG) HD DISCOVERY ESPN (7:00) College Football: Florida vs LSU (Live) HD Scoreboard College Football: “Teams TBA” (Live) HD DISNEY Jessie HD Best HD Girl Meets I Didn’t HD Best HD Jessie HD Girl Meets Austin HD Good Luck Good Luck ESPN2 (7:00) College Football: “Teams TBA” (Live) HD (:15) College Football: “Teams TBA” (Live) HD E! Botched (TV14) HD Botched: “Dr. Nassif” (TV14) (N) HD Christina E! News (N) HD Botched: “Dr. Nassif” FAMILY Phoenix Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince (‘09, PG) aaa Daniel Radcliffe, Rupert Grint. HD Mulan (‘98, G) aaac HD ESPN (6:55) Int’l Soccer (Live) 30 for 30: “Trojan War” HD Storied HD SportsCenter HD SportsCenter HD FOOD Unwrapped Unwrapped Diners, Drive-Ins HD Diners, Drive-Ins HD Diners, Drive-Ins HD Diners, Drive-Ins HD ESPN2 College Football: Arkansas State vs South Alabama (Live) HD Fantasy First Take Baseball 30 30 HD FX Epic (‘13, PG) aaa Colin Farrell. Epic (‘13, PG) aaa Colin Farrell. Mike/Molly Mike/Molly FAMILY Monica the Medium (N) Beastly (‘11, PG-13) aac Alex Pettyfer. HD The 700 Club (N) Hop (‘11, PG) aac HD HGTV Property Brothers HD Property Brothers HD House Hunters HD Hunters Hunters Property Brothers HD FOOD Chopped (TV G) HD Chopped: “Big Hitters” Chopped (TV G) (N) HD After Hour After Hour Chopped: “Big Hitters” HISTORY Pawn Stars Pawn Stars Pawn Stars Pawn Stars Pawn Stars Pawn Stars Pawn Stars Pawn Stars Pawn Stars Pawn Stars FX (7:00) Man of Steel (‘13, PG-13) ac Henry Cavill. Executioner (TVMA) (N) Executioner (TVMA) American Horror Story LIFETIME Kristy (‘14, NR) HD (:02) Derailed (‘05, R) aaa Clive Owen. HD (:02) Kristy (‘14, NR) HD HGTV Fixer Upper (TV G) HD Fixer Upper (TV G) HD Hunters Hunters Fixer Upper (TV G) HD Fixer Upper (TV G) HD MTV Texas Chainsaw 3D (‘13, R) Alexandra Daddario. Final Destination (‘00, R) aaa Devon Sawa. South Park South Park HISTORY Cars HD Cars HD Cars HD Cars HD Cars HD Cars HD Cars HD Cars HD Cars HD Cars HD NICK Costume Party (TV G) Haunted (TV G) Full House Full House Friends Friends Friends Friends (N) HD HD HD HD HD LIFETIME Celebrity Wife Swap Celebrity Wife Swap (:02) Jacksons: Next HD (:02) Jacksons: Next HD Celebrity Wife Swap SPIKE Cops Cops Jail Cops Cops Cops The Expendables (‘10, R) Sylvester Stallone. aac MTV Catfish: The TV Show Finding Carter (TV14) Finding Carter (N) She’s Out of My League (‘10, R) Jay Baruchel. SYFY Blade: Trinity (‘04) They Found Hell (‘15, NR) HD Silent Hill: Revelation (‘12, R) Adelaide Clemens. TBS 2015 MLB Playoffs (Live) Postseason Bad Boys II (‘03, R) HD NICK Thunderman iCarly HD Full House Full House Full House Full House Friends Friends Friends Friends TCM Alice Doesn’t Live Here Anymore (‘74, PG) aaac The Petrified Forest (‘36, NR) aaa The Baron of Arizona (‘50, NR) aaa SPIKE Ink Master (TV14) HD Ink Master (TV14) HD Ink Master (TV14) (N) HD Ink Master (TV14) HD TLC Homicide Hunter HD Homicide Hunter HD Homicide Hunter HD Homicide Hunter HD Homicide Hunter HD SYFY Orphan (‘09, R) aaa HD Face Off (TVPG) (N) HD Face Off: “Beyond the” Face Off (TVPG) HD Scarecrow (‘13, NR) TNT The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring (‘01, PG-13) aaaa Elijah Wood. HD The Forbidden Kingdom (‘08) Jet Li. 2015 MLB Playoffs (Live) Postseason Conan (TV14) HD TBS TRAVEL Ghost Adventures HD Ghost Adventures (N) Ghost Adventures HD Ghost Adventures HD Ghost Adventures HD aa aac TCM Crossing Delancey (‘88, PG) Amy Irving. Look Who’s Talking (‘89, PG-13) (:45) A Dry White Season (‘89, R) TV LAND Costume Party (TV G) Instant (N) Instant (N) Raymond Raymond Queens Queens Queens Queens TLC Cake Boss Cake Boss Cake Boss Cake Boss Our Little Family (N) HD Cake Boss Cake Boss Our Little Family HD USA NCIS: “Enemies” HD NCIS: “Ships in Night” NCIS: “Tell-All” HD NCIS (TVPG) HD Doom (‘05, R) aa HD TNT Red (‘10, PG-13) aaac Bruce Willis. HD Public Morals (N) HD Public Morals HD CSI: NY: “Enough” HD VH1 The Temptations (TVPG) 42 (‘13, PG-13) aaac TRAVEL Bizarre Foods (N) HD Hotel Impossible (N) Booze Traveler (N) Uncommon Grounds Hotel Impossible WGN Blue Bloods: “Critical” Blue Bloods (TV14) HD Blue Bloods (TV14) HD Manhattan (TV14) HD Children of Men (‘06) TV LAND Christine Christine Raymond Raymond Raymond Raymond Queens Queens Queens Queens Taken 3 (‘15, PG-13) aac Liam Neeson. HD Amy Schumer (N) HD The Leftovers HD Greenlight A Schumer ME R P HBO USA Law & Order: SVU HD Law & Order: SVU HD Law & Order: SVU HD Modern Modern Modern Modern MAX Escape Plan (‘13, R) HD The Knick (TVMA) HD Jupiter Ascending (‘15, PG-13) Channing Tatum. The Knick (TVMA) HD VH1 Basketball Wives LA Love & Hip Hop (TV14) Love & Hip Hop (TV14) Boyz n the Hood (‘91, R) Laurence Fishburne. HD SHOW The Affair (TVMA) HD The Affair (TVMA) HD Snowpiercer (‘13, R) aaa Chris Evans. HD Homeland: “Anxiety” WGN The Lincoln Lawyer HD Manhattan (N) HD Manhattan (TV14) HD Blue Bloods (TV14) HD Manhattan (TV14) HD The Leftovers HD Focus (‘15, R) aaa Will Smith. HD Fight Game San Francisco 2.0 HD The Judge (‘14, R) HD ME R P HBO MAX (:10) Smokin’ Aces (‘07, R) aaa Ben Affleck. HD The Knick (TVMA) HD The Knick The Knick (TVMA) HD Carnal HD SHOW Rome on Showtime (N) Inside the NFL (N) HD Notre Dame Notre Dame Inside the NFL HD Rome on Showtime HD

WEDNESDAY EVENING OCTOBER 14, 2015 SUNDAY EVENING OCTOBER 18, 2015 8:00 8:30 9:00 9:30 10:00 10:30 11:00 11:30 12:00 12:30 8:00 8:30 9:00 9:30 10:00 10:30 11:00 11:30 12:00 12:30 TSACDAORB ABC The Middle Goldbergs Modern black-ish Nashville (TVPG) (N) HD Local Jimmy Kimmel Live HD Nightline TSACDAORB ABC Once Upon a Time (N) Blood & Oil (N) HD Quantico: “Kill” (N) HD Local Programs Local Programs CBS Survivor Cambodia (N) Criminal Minds (N) HD Code Black (N) HD Local (:35) Late Show (N) HD Late Late CBS 60 Min. (N) Madam Secretary (N) The Good Wife (N) HD CSI: Cyber (N) HD Local Programs NBC The Mysteries of Laura Law & Order: SVU (N) Chicago P.D. 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bobby Hinson Construction 2013 FIAT 500 PoP, auto, power Lot clearing, pond building, bushhog- pkg, Bluetooth, alloys, 4 wheel abs ging, lots and hedge rows with mini brakes. 32k. $10,900. Fair Bluff Ford. excavator. Call 640-7606. 910-649-7531 CoRbETT TIMbER CoMPANy APARTMENT MAINTENANCE for lAkE PoINT AssIsTEd lIVINg, **Watts backhoe & Tree service* apartment community located in Lake Waccamaw openings: Activity Insured, tree removal, bucket truck, PAINTINg INTERIoR and/or Exte- , turbo, auto, Buyers of land and timber. We buy 2013 FoRd FusIoN sE Chadbourn to work 15-20 hrs/wk. Director full time, Certified Nursing top soil, fill dirt, marl for driveway, land rior. Free quotes and references as SYNC, heated leather, luxury pkg, pine saw timber, hardwood saw tim- Flexible hours. Looking for an hon- Assistants (CNA). Apply in person to clearing. Free estimates. 640-2463 or needed. 910-840-6832 33k. $17,900. Fair Bluff Ford. 910- ber, and pulpwood - 5 acres or great- est hardworking individual with gen- Michelle Hurst, Administrator or Ash- mobile 770-0534. 649-7531 er. Call days 642-2909. skIP’s lAWN CARE & pressure eral knowledge as a handyman. ley Norris, Office Manager/RCC. washing, utility tractor work, etc. Free 2014 kIA soul +, auto, Touch- I buy JuNk CARs $100-$650 Larger needs such as HVAC repair, bAldWIN lAWN sERVICE llC estimate. 910-234-3418 electrical etc.. will be contracted out. lIbERTy CoMMoNs NuRsINg & Bush hogging, discing, mowing, edg- Screen navigation, reverse camera, ***Also I want to buy a 2005 or newer Rehabilitation Center of Columbus alloys, 20k. $15,900. Fair Bluff Ford. car. Open daily. 910-385-8585 Background check required. Please ing, trimming, hedges, dirt driveway, mail resume to D. Leonard, P.O. Box County is looking for dedicated, car- pressure washing, chemical license. 910-649-7531 ing professionals! Are you looking for I buy old CoINs US or foreign, 26405, Greensboro, NC 27404 or fax General liability. Lionell Baldwin 2014 NIssAN sENTRA sV, auto, 4 scrap gold & silver. Call or text Patrick to (336) 387-8409 or email to dleon- a change? We are accepting appli- 910 234 4807 cations for Medication Technicians to wheel ABS brakes, 28k. $15,900. Fair 910-499-3889 after 12 noon. [email protected]. Equal Bluff Ford. 910-649-7531 Opportunity Employer. work with our Assisted Living popula- lARRy HINsoN’s bACkHoE tion. The appropriate candidate will All types of backhoe work, lot clear- 2010 FoRd TAuRus Limited, V6, 2015 NIssAN AlTIMA 2.5 S, intelli- ExPERIENCEd CARPENTER also be a Certified Nursing Assistant. ing, sand, top soil and marl. key w/push-button start, 2k. $18,900. Apply in person at Liberty Commons SYNC, hot/cold leather, sunroof, 97k. NEEdEd. Serious inquiries only. Call Call 654-4503. $14,900. Fair Bluff Ford. 649-7531 Fair Bluff Ford. 910-649-7531 910-654-5725 if no answer leave Nursing & Rehab Center, 1402 Pinck- message. ney Street Whiteville, NC 28472 (910) 100 Pets & Animals 642-4245. Please complete an appli- FAMIlIEs FIRsT doMEsTIC cation by Friday, October 16, 2015. VIolENCE/sExuAl AkC yoRkIE PuPPy - MAlE, 9 lIbERTy CoMMoNs NuRsINg AssAulT PRogRAM & Rehabilitation Center of Colum- weeks old. 1st shots. $450. Call 910- is seeking a Community Education 840-5915. bus County is looking for dedicated, Specialist to provide prevention and caring professionals! Are you look- dACHsHuNd PuPPIEs black & tan, education programs mainly in the ing for a change? We are accept- 8 weeks old. 4 male, 1 female. $250. school system, grades 2, 6, and 9 ing applications for Part-time and 910-840-1869 and provide advocacy services. Must Full-time CNAs. Apply in person at have a Bachelors Degree in human Liberty Commons Nursing & Reha- service field and prefer 2 years expe- bilitation Center, 1402 Pinckney rience. Take resume to NC Works Street Whiteville, NC 28472 (910) Career Center- Columbus County 642-4245. Please stop by and com- located at SCC, 4564 Chadbourn For Free Stuff plete an application by Friday, Octo- MoVINg/yARd sAlE - Friday-Sat- Hwy., Whiteville NC. urday, Oct. 23-24, 7am - until. Please ber 16, 2015. FREE AD! no early customers. 147 Duncan Jackson Hewitt Tax service NuRsEs: blAdEN CouNTy Hos- Lane, off James B. White Hwy N. right Tax Preparers Needed PITAl-Cape Fear Valley~ Elizabeth- That’s right - when the before Clarkton/Bladenboro split. Have you prepared taxes? town is seeking Registered Nurses Furniture, kitchenware, craft items, Part time or Full time for the ED, Med/Surg, OR and ICU. plus size clothes men & women. Bilingual students FT, PT and Per Diem, Day or Night items you’re trying to give encouraged to enroll shifts positions are available. New Whiteville, Chadbourn, Tabor City Grad Welcome. Competitive Salary, away are free, your Call (910) 221-8080 Excellent Benefits Send Resume to gparks@capefear- FoR sAlE AsHlEy lIVINg RooM skIllEd AuTo TECHNICIAN valley.com or by fax to GParks 910- classified ad in The News sET. Dinette set. $550.00. Call 910- Experienced in advanced auto 862-1127. 840-5917 repairs. Competitive pay depending on skill/certification level. Benefits. Reporter is free. Call Fair Bluff Ford 910-649-7531 SHORT Fill out the coupon below Cob & sHEllEd CoRN $7.00 per bag. Oats $12. Call 910-640-7806. BROS. and send it in. We’ll run it WAsTE MANAgEMENT is hiring CoVER CRoP ANd FEEd oATs. Residential Drivers in Whiteville, NC! $3.50 per bushel. Call 910-770-1160. If that interests you, please apply RENT-A-CAR for FREE!* online at www.wm.com/careers (Ref- erence #15008030 (exp) or #15009421 (non-exp)) or call 844.969.6754. $ 95 DAILY 2150 JoHN dEERE Tractor. Good NEEd MoNEy FoR CHRIsTMAs? 19 Name ______condition. 2003 Yamaha B-Star Sell your unwanted items in the clas- Hwy. 701, South of Whiteville motorcycle. Call 642-0471. sified. Call Wanda or Hanna 642- 4104 ext. 221 or 237 today! 642-4175 230 Miscellaneous Address ______

HoRsE boARdINg AVAIlAblE City______State______Zip______Whiteville area. Call 910-445-1798 sMAll MobIlE HoME/CAMPER for rent. Cable & all utilities furnished. Ad text (up to 4 lines, approx. 15 words, typed or printed clearly) Call 910-445-1798 CHARlEs CollIER II ______Opening 10-14-15 Used books, household goods, TEEN MOM CO-PARENTS FOR LAKE HOUSE art, furniture & tools. Boys & Girls Homes of North Carolina, Inc is accepting ap- ______Open Monday-Saturday. 9am-5pm for the position of TEEN MOM CO-PARENTS FOR 600 Walter Street. Whiteville plications OUR B&GH Lake House – a Teen Mom & Baby Home. This position requires a high school diploma, but preference is for ______a BSW. Ability to handle teenagers with behavioral issues.

CoVINgToN sWEET PoTAToEs for This position will be responsible for 24 hour care for 3 teen sale. 40 lb boxes or 20 bushel bin moms and their babies. You will live in the house as a “fos- boxes. Call 910-640-7806. ter parent”, coordinating doctor visits, transporting to school, jobs, daycare, guidance with shopping and preparing meals CoVINgToN sweet potatoes, Red Classifieds Work! Ripper, Dixie Lee peas for sale. Call as well as many other similar duties. You are educating and Boyd Register at 642-7548. providing role models for the teen moms. Exempt salaried position. Schedule and salary to be discussed during inter- FREsH MusTARd ANd okRA pick The News Reporter fresh to order. Call 910-642-2597 view process. We offer an excellent benefit package. This position is located on the Lake Waccamaw campus. EOE gREEN PEANuTs FoR sAlE. Mail to: Free Classified, The News Reporter $35.00 a bushel. Call 770-1950. You can apply online at www.boysandgirlshomes.org , by email at [email protected], or fax to 910-646-3609 and/ PO Box 707, Whiteville, NC 28472 PuERTo RICAN sWEET PoTAToEs or mail applications to Boys & Girls Homes of NC, Inc – P. grown 1 mile from Williams School. Restrictions: Applies to Lost & Found notices and items being given away for free. Private parties only. One item per O. Box 127, Lake Waccamaw, NC 28450 – Attn: Tesa Bush, $16 box. Call 910-317-7128 ad. Limit of 2 free ads per family per 30-day period. Ads can be submitted via coupon or in person to our Advertising Human Resources Manager. For questions, please call Tesa Dept. REd RIPPER PEAs for sale. Ready Bush at 910-646-3083 ext 205. now. Call 910-642-4730. 8b - The News Reporter, Monday, october 12, 2015

HousE FoR sAlE: Completely that all dwellings advertised are avail- This sale is made subject to all prior onds East 38.07 feet to an iron stake; refurbished. 2 or 3 bedrooms, 1 bath, able on an equal opportunity basis. To liens, unpaid taxes, any unpaid land and runs thence North 19 degrees 06 large living room, large kitchen & din- complain of discrimination, call HUD 2014 FoRd F-150 xl reg cab 4x2 ing room, foyer, enclosed garage. toll-free at 1-800-765-9372. transfer taxes, special assessments, minutes 21 seconds West 51.09 feet long bed, power pack, trailer hitch, Outside utility building. New heat/air 2 bEdRooM MobIlE HoME, East- easements, rights of way, deeds of to an iron stake located in the edge of 12k. $23,500. Fair Bluff Ford. 910- heat pump, new roof, stove, micro- 212 W. 3Rd AVE-Chadbourn; 2bd. over Park. Call J.L. Powell & Co Inc. release, and any other encumbranc- a slough; and runs thence South 66 649-7531 wave, counter top & light fixtures. Lots 1ba.; W/D hookup, back yard, lawn 642-4049. es or exceptions of record. To the degrees 56 minutes 08 seconds East of cabinet space. Call 910-625-5626 care incl; $650/mo. $650 security best of the knowledge and belief of 33.21 feet to an iron stake located in deposit; first month’s rent free for 2 bEdRooM, 1 bATH mobile home or 642-5071. the undersigned, the current owner(s) the Western margin of a 40 foot pri- qualifying applicant, apply @ car- for rent. Washer, refrigerator, stove, tretteproperties.managebuilding. heat/air, yard maintenance & water of the property is/are Andrew Mayes. vate dirt road; and runs thence North 2013 FoRd ECoNolINE 350 Super com; contact: 252-756-2920 included. $400 per month, $250 An Order for possession of the prop- 23 degrees 03 minutes 52 seconds Duty XLT, 15 passenger, loaded, key- deposit. Call 910-770-1922. erty may be issued pursuant to G.S. East 70 feet to the point of beginning less, 38k. $23,800. Fair Bluff Ford. 3 bR HousE FoR RENT. No pets. FoR sAlE 4 BR, 2 bath mobile home 45-21.29 in favor of the purchaser and being all of Lot No. 12 containing 910-649-7531 Credit check required. Call 910-840- 2 bEdRooM, 2 bATH singlewide for and against the party or parties in 0.565 acres, more or less, as shown on 1 1/4 acre, Guideway area. Call 1318 after 6 pm. rent. $425 per month, plus deposit. possession by the clerk of superior on plat made for Curt Williamson by 2014 FoRd EdgE lIMITEd, 3.5L V6 910-840-3518 or 653-4831 No pets. References required. 910- auto, SYNC, heated leather, chrome 3 bEdRooM, 1 1/2 bath house 840-6032 after 6 pm court of the county in which the prop- Jimmy H. Turner, R.L.S., which map wheels, 31k, $27,900. Fair Bluff Ford unfurnished. Great location. Refer- erty is sold. Any person who occu- was made in March of 1987 and is 910-649-7531 ences. No pets or smokers. Call 910- pies the property pursuant to a rental hereby incorporated by reference for 642-3740. agreement entered into or renewed more particularity of description. The 2014 FoRd EsCAPE TITANIuM, lAkE WACCAMAW WATERFRoNT on or after October 1, 2007, may, map is not recorded. Together with 401A, SYNC, auto, sunroof, MyFord loT for sale. Call 910-642-8527. 3 bEdRooM, 1 1/2 bATH house, Touch, 24k, $25,500. Fair Bluff Ford carport, $650 month. Security depos- FoR RENT Downtown Commercial after receiving the notice of sale, ter- all right, title and interest of borrower 910-649-7531 loT FoR sAlE: Williams Township/ it required. Call 910-368-6652. Building. Spacious parking. Call J.L. minate the rental agreement by pro- in and to the right to use the private Mollie area. Large lot, nice communi- Powell & Co., Inc. (910) 642-4049. viding written notice of termination to 40 foot road concurrently with all of 3 bR, 1 bATH house, outside stor- ty. Call 642-2872 or 653-3582. the landlord, to be effective on a date the other persons owning lots in this age. CH/A. $550 month, + deposit. FoR RENT oR lEAsE - Metal Build- References required. Call 910-368- ings. 4 bays, 30 ft. deep. Approx. stated in the notice that is at least 10 subdivision. 2000 sq. ft. 3484 James B. White days, but no more than 90 days after This being the same property con- ****Publisher’s Notice**** 6652 or 840-1433. Hwy. S. Call 910-770-2614. the sale date contained in the notice veyed in a Deed from Marcus W. Equal Housing opportunity 3 bR, 2 bath, 2 car garage, next to All real estate advertised herein is 2.04 ACREs uncleared land Bogue of sale, provided that the mortgagor Rising and wife, Tiffany W. Rising Fire Dept. Cerro Gordo. $500 month FoR RENT/lEAsE - 1,200 sq. ft. 6 subject to the Federal Fair Housing Township, Hallsboro. Call 410-922- has not cured the default at the time to Robert Lee Johnson and wife, + $500 deposit & references. 910- room office. Powell Plaza. Call Mem- Act, North Carolina and Columbus 1886 for more information. the tenant provides the notice of Angie H. Johnson, dated August 8, 840-6013 ory Enterprises 910-642-5824. Fair Housing Law which makes it ille- termination [NCGS § 45-21.16A(b) 2002, and recorded in Deed Book gal to advertise any preference, limita- 659 Cedar branch Rd, Chadbourn (2)]. Upon termination of a rental 700, Page 199, Columbus County tion, or discrimination based on race, 3BR. 2ba. bonus room; W/D hook- color, religion, sex, handicap, familial agreement, the tenant is liable for Registry. up, private, security system, large status or national origin, or intention rent due under the rental agreement Save and except any releases, deeds to make any such preferences, limi- yard; water & lawn care incl; $850mo. MobIlE HoME loTs FoR RENT. prorated to the effective date of the of release or prior conveyances of $850 deposit; first month’s rent free 294 Thompsontown Rd., Whiteville. tation or discrimination. We will not termination. record. for qualifying applicant, apply @ car- Tony Stanley 840-2454. knowingly accept any advertising for If the trustee is unable to convey title Said property is commonly known real estate which is in violation of the tretteproperties.managebuilding. ****Publisher’s Notice**** to this property for any reason, the as 679 Tar Landing, Evergreen, NC law. All persons are hereby informed Equal Housing com; office contact: 252-756-2920 sole remedy of the purchaser is the 28438. that all dwellings advertised are avail- opportunity able on an equal opportunity basis. To lARgE HoME commercial/resi- return of the deposit. Reasons of A cash deposit (no personal checks) All real estate advertised herein is dential near Courthouse $1,200 complain of discrimination, call HUD subject to the Federal Fair Housing such inability to convey include, but of five percent (5%) of the purchase per month. Furnished home, excel- toll-free at 1-800-765-9372. Act, North Carolina and Columbus are not limited to, the filing of a bank- price, or Seven Hundred Fifty Dol- Fair Housing Law which makes it ille- lent neighborhood $750. No pets. Deposit & references required. Call ruptcy petition prior to the confirma- lars ($750.00), whichever is greater, gal to advertise any preference, limita- Amended Notice of tion of the sale and reinstatement will be required at the time of the tion, or discrimination based on race, 910-642-4923 Foreclosure sale of the loan without the knowledge sale. Following the expiration of the color, religion, sex, handicap, familial NEWly REModElEd 3 bR, 2 full FoR sAlE by oWNER. 3 BR, 2 bath status or national origin, or intention of the trustee. If the validity of the statutory upset bid period, all the bath house. County trash, securi- home, oak floors just refinished, com- to make any such preferences, limi- 12 SP 233 sale is challenged by any party, the remaining amounts are immediately ty gate, 20x20 carport. Evergreen pletely remodeled including wiring, tation or discrimination. We will not NORTH CAROLINA trustee, in their sole discretion, if they due and owing. THIRD PARTY PUR- area. $600 month, $600 deposit. windows, HVAC, private patio. Seller knowingly accept any advertising for COLUMBUS COUNTY believe the challenge to have merit, CHASERS MUST PAY THE EXCISE will pay closing cost. MUST SEE!! Call 840-2845 real estate which is in violation of the Under and by virtue of a Power of may request the court to declare TAX AND THE RECORDING COSTS 910-640-7192 law. All persons are hereby informed uNFuRNIsHEd 2 bEdRooM, 1 Sale contained in that certain Deed the sale to be void and return the FOR THEIR DEED. bath house Whiteville City limits. of Trust executed by Andrew Mayes deposit. The purchaser will have no Said property to be offered pursu- $485 month plus $485 deposit. Call and Dale N Mayes to E. K. Carter, Jr., further remedy. ant to this Notice of Sale is being Do you or a loved one STRUGGLE on the stairs? 910-641-1925. Trustee(s), which was dated Novem- Trustee Services of Carolina, LLC offered for sale, transfer and con- We have the AFFORDABLE solution! WHITEVIllE, WEsT HAy sTREET. ber 7, 1997 and recorded on Novem- Substitute Trustee veyance “AS IS WHERE IS.” There 3 BR, 2 bath single family home. 1071 ber 13, 1997 in Book 0543 at Page Brock & Scott, PLLC are no representations of warranty MENTION THIS AD FOR sq. ft. 1.02 acre. Lease to own. Call 0309, Columbus County Registry, Attorneys for relating to the title or any physical, for details 803-719-4949 North Carolina. Trustee Services of Carolina, LLC environmental, health or safety con- $250 OFF* Default having been made of the note 5431 Oleander Drive ditions existing in, on, at, or relating PURCHASE OF A NEW STAIRLIFT! thereby secured by the said Deed of Suite 200 to the property being offered for sale. Trust and the undersigned, Trustee Wilmington, NC 28403 This sale is made subject to all prior 2 bEdRooM APARTMENT. No pets. Services of Carolina, LLC, having PHONE: (910) 392-4988 liens, unpaid taxes, any unpaid land 1-800-862-9614 Please call J.L. Powell & Co., Inc. Call been substituted as Trustee in said FAX: (910) 392-8587 transfer taxes, special assessments, Deed of Trust, and the holder of the File No.: 12-15328-FC01 easements, rights of way, deeds of CALL NOW 642-4049. note evidencing said default having October 12, 19, 2015 release, and any other encumbranc- TOLL-FREE 2 bEdRooM APARTMENT for rent. directed that the Deed of Trust be es or exceptions of record. To the *Certain restrictions apply. Stove & refrigerator. CALL 914-1384. foreclosed, the undersigned Sub- Amended Notice of best of the knowledge and belief of stitute Trustee will offer for sale at the undersigned, the current owner(s) the courthouse door of the county Foreclosure sale of the property is/are Betty J. White- courthouse where the property is head. located, or the usual and customary 14 SP 116 An Order for possession of the prop- location at the county courthouse NORTH CAROLINA erty may be issued pursuant to G.S. for conducting the sale on October COLUMBUS COUNTY 45-21.29 in favor of the purchaser 28, 2015 at 1:00PM, and will sell to Under and by virtue of a Power of and against the party or parties in the highest bidder for cash the fol- Sale contained in that certain Deed of possession by the clerk of superior lowing described property situated Trust executed by Betty J. Whitehead court of the county in which the prop- in Columbus County, North Caro- to F. Spencer Cosby, Jr., Trustee(s), erty is sold. Any person who occu- lina, to wit: which was dated December 30, 2004 pies the property pursuant to a rental Situated in the City of Whiteville, and recorded on January 19, 2005 agreement entered into or renewed Whiteville Township, Columbus in Book 803 at Page 833, Colum- on or after October 1, 2007, may, County, North Carolina, and being bus County Registry, North Carolina. after receiving the notice of sale, ter- known, numbered, and designated Default having been made of the note minate the rental agreement by pro- as all of Lot Number Thirty-Two (32), thereby secured by the said Deed of viding written notice of termination to Block Three (3), Section Two (2), of Trust and the undersigned, Trustee the landlord, to be effective on a date the Pinewood Subdivision, owned by Services of Carolina, LLC, having stated in the notice that is at least 10 Columbus Site Developers, Inc., as been substituted as Trustee in said days, but no more than 90 days after recorded in Plat Book 15, Page 99, Deed of Trust, and the holder of the the sale date contained in the notice Columbus County Registry. note evidencing said default having of sale, provided that the mortgagor Save and except any releases, deeds directed that the Deed of Trust be has not cured the default at the time of release or prior conveyances of foreclosed, the undersigned Sub- the tenant provides the notice of record. stitute Trustee will offer for sale at termination [NCGS § 45-21.16A(b) Said property is commonly known the courthouse door of the county (2)]. Upon termination of a rental as 707 Pinewood Drive, Whiteville, courthouse where the property is agreement, the tenant is liable for NC 28472. located, or the usual and customary rent due under the rental agreement A cash deposit (no personal checks) location at the county courthouse prorated to the effective date of the of five percent (5%) of the purchase for conducting the sale on October termination. price, or Seven Hundred Fifty Dol- 28, 2015 at 1:00PM, and will sell to If the trustee is unable to convey title lars ($750.00), whichever is greater, the highest bidder for cash the fol- to this property for any reason, the will be required at the time of the lowing described property situated sole remedy of the purchaser is the sale. Following the expiration of the in Columbus County, North Caro- return of the deposit. Reasons of statutory upset bid period, all the lina, to wit: such inability to convey include, but remaining amounts are immediately Lying and being in Tatum Township, are not limited to, the filing of a bank- due and owing. THIRD PARTY PUR- Columbus County, North Carolina ruptcy petition prior to the confirma- CHASERS MUST PAY THE EXCISE and being bounded now or formerly tion of the sale and reinstatement TAX AND THE RECORDING COSTS on the North by Lot No. 13; on the of the loan without the knowledge FOR THEIR DEED. East by a 40 foot private dirt road; on of the trustee. If the validity of the Said property to be offered pursu- the South by Lot No. 11 and on the sale is challenged by any party, the ant to this Notice of Sale is being West by a slough, and being more trustee, in their sole discretion, if they offered for sale, transfer and con- particularly described as follows: believe the challenge to have merit, veyance “AS IS WHERE IS.” There BEGINNING at an iron stake; said may request the court to declare are no representations of warranty stake being located in the Northeast- the sale to be void and return the relating to the title or any physical, ern corner of the lands hereinafter deposit. The purchaser will have no environmental, health or safety con- described and in the Southeastern further remedy. ditions existing in, on, at, or relating corner of Lot No. 13 and said begin- Trustee Services of Carolina, LLC to the property being offered for sale. ning stake being located South 23 Substitute Trustee degrees 03 minutes 52 seconds West Brock & Scott, PLLC 630 feet from am iron stake which is Attorneys for CLASSIFIED DEADLINES located in the Northeastern corner Trustee Services of Carolina, LLC For Monday’s Paper - 2:00 p.m. Friday of Lot No. 21; and runs thence from 5431 Oleander Drive Suite 200 Wilmington, NC 28403 For Thursday’s Paper - 10:00 a.m. Wednesday the beginning point North 66 degrees 56 minutes 08 seconds West 345.10 PHONE: (910) 392-4988 Call Wanda or Hanne feet to an iron stake located in the FAX: (910) 392-8587 642-4104 edge of a slough; and runs thence File No.: 11-06591-FC02 North 55 degrees 29 minutes 06 sec- October 12, 19, 2015 1 BEDROOM APARTMENTS FOR 62 YEARS AND OLDER • Refrigerator • Range • Blinds • Carpet • Central Heat & Air • Coin Operated Laundry Room • Handicap Accessible • Emergency Call System • Community Room “Rent Based on Income” OXFORD VILLAGE Green Sea Rd., Box 127, Tabor City, NC 28463 For application or information, please call

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Notice of on or after October 1, 2007, may, estate situated in the Township of of the trustee. If the validity of the ON FEBRUARY 16, 2009 IN BOOK offered for sale. Any and all respon- after receiving the notice of sale, ter- Whiteville, in the County of Colum- sale is challenged by any party, the 952, PAGE 737 IN THE COLUM- sibilities or liabilities arising out of Foreclosure sale minate the rental agreement by pro- bus, North Carolina, and being more trustee, in their sole discretion, if they BUS COUNTY PUBLIC REGISTRY, or in any way relating to any such viding written notice of termination to particularly described as follows: believe the challenge to have merit, NORTH CAROLINA condition expressly are disclaimed. the landlord, to be effective on a date Lying and being in Whiteville Town- may request the court to declare Under and by virtue of the power and This sale is made subject to all prior 15 SP 124 stated in the notice that is at least 10 ship, Columbus County, North Car- the sale to be void and return the authority contained in the above-ref- liens and encumbrances, and unpaid NORTH CAROLINA, COLUMBUS days, but no more than 90 days, after olina, and being more particularly deposit. The purchaser will have no erenced deed of trust and because of taxes and assessments including but COUNTY the sale date contained in the notice described as follows: further remedy. default in the payment of the secured not limited to any transfer tax associ- Under and by virtue of a Power of of sale, provided that the mortgagor Being all of Lot Number 6 as shown Additional Notice for Residential indebtedness and failure to per- ated with the foreclosure. A deposit Sale contained in that certain Deed of has not cured the default at the time on that survey entitled “SURVEY Property with Less than 15 rental form the stipulation and agreements of five percent (5%) of the amount Trust executed by Emanuel M. Rooks the tenant provides the notice of OF SWEET FARM ESTATES”, dated units, including Single-Family Resi- therein contained and, pursuant to of the bid or seven hundred fifty dol- and Jamie Rooks to PRLAP, Inc., termination [NCGS § 45-21.16A(b) August 30, 1999, by Soles & Walk- dential Real Property demand of the owner and holder of lars ($750.00), whichever is greater, is Trustee(s), which was dated June 19, (2)]. Upon termination of a rental er, P.A., P.L.S., said plat having been An order for possession of the prop- the secured debt, the undersigned required and must be tendered in the 2007 and recorded on June 20, 2007 agreement, the tenant is liable for recorded in Plat Book 71, Page 14, erty may be issued pursuant to substitute trustee will expose for form of certified funds at the time of in Book RB 896 at Page 750, Colum- rent due under the rental agreement Columbus County Registry. Refer- N.C.G.S. § 45-21.29 in favor of the sale at public auction to the highest the sale. This sale will be held open bus County Registry, North Carolina. prorated to the effective date of the ence is made to said plat for a more purchaser and against the party or bidder for cash at the usual place ten days for upset bids as required Default having been made of the note termination. complete and accurate description parties in possession by the clerk of of sale at the county courthouse of by law. Following the expiration of thereby secured by the said Deed of If the trustee is unable to convey title of the premises described herein. superior court of the county in which said county at 10:00AM on October the statutory upset period, all remain- Trust and the undersigned, Trustee to this property for any reason, the Reference is made to that certain the property is sold. 23, 2015 the following described ing amounts are IMMEDIATELY DUE Services of Carolina, LLC, having sole remedy of the purchaser is the deed recorded in Book 674, Page Any person who occupies the prop- real estate and any other improve- AND OWING. Failure to remit funds in been substituted as Trustee in said return of the deposit. Reasons of 735, Columbus County Registry. erty pursuant to a rental agreement ments which may be situated there- a timely manner will result in a Dec- Deed of Trust, and the holder of the such inability to convey include, but Together with improvements located entered into or renewed on or after on, in Columbus County, North Car- laration of Default and any deposit note evidencing said default having are not limited to, the filing of a bank- thereon; said property being locat- October 1, 2007, may after receiv- olina, and being more particularly will be frozen pending the outcome directed that the Deed of Trust be ruptcy petition prior to the confirma- ed at 609 Lynn Hill Road, Whiteville, ing the notice of foreclosure sale, described as follows: of any re-sale. If the sale is set aside foreclosed, the undersigned Sub- tion of the sale and reinstatement North Carolina. terminate the rental agreement by Being all of that 0.58 acre tract of for any reason, the Purchaser at the stitute Trustee will offer for sale at of the loan without the knowledge This conveyance is made subject providing written notice of termina- land as shown on that survey for sale shall be entitled only to a return the courthouse door of the county of the trustee. If the validity of the to those restrictions attached to tion to the landlord, to be effective on Donald Farmer, dated July 16, 1992 of the deposit paid. The Purchaser courthouse where the property is sale is challenged by any party, the deed recorded in Book 674, Page a date stated in the notice that is at by Shelley Surveying Company, shall have no further recourse against located, or the usual and customary trustee, in their sole discretion, if they 735, Columbus County Registry, least 10 days but not more than 90 recorded in Plat Book 54, Page 89 the Mortgagor, the Mortgagee, the location at the county courthouse believe the challenge to have merit, the same being incorporated herein days, after the sale date contained in of the Columbus County Public Substitute Trustee or the attorney of for conducting the sale on October may request the court to declare by reference. this notice of sale, provided that the Registry. Reference is made to said any of the foregoing. 28, 2015 at 1:00PM, and will sell to the sale to be void and return the Trustee may, in the Trustee’s sole mortgagor has not cured the default pin for a more complete and accu- SPECIAL NOTICE FOR LEASEHOLD the highest bidder for cash the fol- deposit. The purchaser will have no discretion, delay the sale for up to at the time the tenant provides the rate description of the premises TENANTS: If you are a tenant resid- lowing described property situated further remedy. one hour as provided in NCGS §45- notice of termination. Upon termina- described herein. ing in the property, be advised that in Columbus County, North Caro- Trustee Services of Carolina, LLC 21.23. tion of a rental agreement, the tenant Together with the Manufactured an Order for Possession of the prop- lina, to wit: Substitute Trustee Should the property be purchased by is liable for rent due under the rental Home described as follows: erty may be issued in favor of the pur- For a tie line at the northwest inter- Brock & Scott, PLLC a third party, that party must pay the agreement prorated to the effective Make: FLEETWOOD HOMES chaser. Also, if your lease began or section of the rights of way of Lee Attorneys for excise tax, as well as the court costs date of the termination. MODEL: 4623V was renewed on or after October 1, Street and Lewis Street and run- Trustee Services of Carolina, LLC of Forty-Five Cents ($0.45) per One SUBSTITUTE TRUSTEE SERVIC- Year: 2008 2007, be advised that you may ter- ning thence from the northern mar- 5431 Oleander Drive Suite 200 Hundred Dollars ($100.00) required ES, INC. Serial Number(s): minate the rental agreement upon gin of the right o way of Lewis Street Wilmington, NC 28403 by NCGS §7A-308(a)(1). SUBSTITUTE TRUSTEE ______written notice to the landlord, to and with the western margin of the PHONE: (910) 392-4988 The property to be offered pursu- c/o Hutchens Law Firm Width: 26 x Length: 62 be effective on a date stated in the right of way of Lee Street, North 01 FAX: (910) 392-8587 ant to this notice of sale is being P.O. Box 1028 And Being more commonly known notice that is at least 10 days, but degrees 34 minutes West 325.00 feet File No.: 15-06978-FC01 offered for sale, transfer and con- 4317 Ramsey Street as: 6471 Dothan Road, Tabor City, no more than 90 days, after the sale to a point in said right of way, The October 12, 19, 2015 veyance “AS IS, WHERE IS.” Nei- Fayetteville, North Carolina 28311 NC 28463 date contained in the notice of sale, point and place of beginning; and ther the Trustee nor the holder of the Phone No: (910) 864-3068 The record owner(s) of the prop- provided that the mortgagor has not running thence North 89 degrees note secured by the deed of trust/ https://sales.hutchenslawfirm.com erty, as reflected on the records of cured the default at the time notice of 31 minutes West 150.00 feet to an Notice of security agreement, or both, being Case No: 1166056 (FC.FAY) the Register of Deeds, is/are Don- termination is provided. You may be old iron; thence North 01 degrees Foreclosure sale foreclosed, nor the officers, direc- October 12, 19, 2015 ald Farmer. liable for rent due under the agree- 34 minutes West 50.00 feet to an tors, attorneys, employees, agents The property to be offered pursu- ment prorated to the effective date old iron near a power pole; running or authorized representative of either ant to this notice of sale is being of the termination. thence South 89 degrees 31 min- 15 SP 140 Notice of sale the Trustee or the holder of the note offered for sale, transfer and con- The date of this Notice is Septem- utes East 150.00 feet to a point in the Under and by virtue of the power of make any representation or warran- veyance “AS IS, WHERE IS.” Nei- ber 22, 2015. western margin right of way of Lee sale contained in a certain Deed of IN THE GENERAL COURT OF JUS- ty relating to the title or any physi- ther the Trustee nor the holder of Grady I. Ingle or Elizabeth B. Ells Street; thence with said right of way Trust made by Danny Ray Stone and TICE cal, environmental, health or safety the note secured by the deed of Substitute Trustee South 01 degrees 34 minutes East Karen P. Stone (PRESENT RECORD OF NORTH CAROLINA conditions existing in, on, at or relat- trust, being foreclosed, nor the offi- 10130 Perimeter Parkway, 50.00 feet to the point and place of OWNER(S): Danny R. Stone and SUPERIOR COURT DIVISION ing to the property being offered for cers, directors, attorneys, employ- Suite 400 beginning; and being a tract of land Karen P. Stone) to A. Grant Whitney, COLUMBUS COUNTY sale, and any and all responsibilities ees, agents or authorized represen- Charlotte, NC 28216 containing 0.17 acres as shown on Trustee(s), dated the 20th day of May, 14SP69 or liabilities arising out of or in any tative of either Trustee or the holder (704) 333-8107 that plat and survey for Robert O. 2003, and recorded in Book 736, IN THE MATTER OF THE FORECLO- way relating to any such condition of the note make any representation http://shapiroattorneys.com/nc/ Horst and wife, Brenda J. Horst, Page 971, and Modification in Book SURE OF A DEED OF TRUST EXE- expressly are disclaimed. Also, this or warranty relating to the title or 14-059876 dated January 18, 1988 by Soles & 882, Page 981, in Columbus Coun- CUTED BY DONALD FARMER AND property is being sold subject to all any physical, environmental, health October 12, 19, 2015 Walker, P.A., RLS. Reference is made ty Registry, North Carolina, default DEBRA A. FARMER DATED APRIL taxes, special assessments, and or safety conditions existing in, on, to said plat for a more particular and having been made in the payment of 1, 2008 AND RECORDED IN BOOK prior liens or encumbrances of record at or relating to the property being accurate description of the premis- the note thereby secured by the said 926 AT PAGE 564 RERECORDED and any recorded releases. Said es described herein. Together with Deed of Trust and the undersigned, property is also being sold subject improvements located thereon. Substitute Trustee Services, Inc. to applicable Federal and State laws. Being the same property conveyed having been substituted as Trustee A deposit of five percent (5%) of the by Michael Clemmons and wife, in said Deed of Trust by an instru- purchase price, or seven hundred Bobbie B. Clemmons, to Brenda J. ment duly recorded in the Office fifty dollars ($750.00), whichever is Horst and husband, Robert O. Horst, of the Register of Deeds of Colum- PLAY TODAY! greater, is required and must be ten- by deed dated January 21, 1988 bus County, North Carolina and the dered in the form of certified funds at recorded in Book 389, Page 699. holder of the note evidencing said the time of the sale. Reference is also made to deeds indebtedness having directed that If the trustee is unable to convey title It’s not too late to play. Weekly winners! recorded in Book 567, Page 187, the Deed of Trust be foreclosed, the to this property for any reason, the Book 761, Page 359, all references undersigned Substitute Trustee will sole remedy of the purchaser is the to the Columbus County Registry. offer for sale at the courthouse door return of the deposit. Reasons of Look for it Monday in the sports section of Being the same property conveyed in the City of Whiteville, Columbus such inability to convey include, but to Summit Resource Development, County, North Carolina, or the cus- are not limited to, the filing of a bank- The News Reporter and at Whiteville.com. LLC, by deed dated November 7, tomary location designated for fore- ruptcy petition prior to the confirma- 2003 recorded November 19, 2003, closure sales, at 1:30 PM on October tion of the sale and reinstatement Make your picks today. in Book 761, Page 359, Columbus 27, 2015 and will sell to the highest of the loan without the knowledge County Registry. bidder for cash the following real Save and except any releases, deeds of release or prior conveyances of record. Said property is commonly known as 115 North Lee Street, Whiteville, NC 28472. A cash deposit (no personal checks) of five percent (5%) of the purchase price, or Seven Hundred Fifty Dol- lars ($750.00), whichever is greater, will be required at the time of the sale. Following the expiration of the statutory upset bid period, all the remaining amounts are immediately due and owing. THIRD PARTY PUR- CHASERS MUST PAY THE EXCISE TAX AND THE RECORDING COSTS FOR THEIR DEED. Said property to be offered pursu- ant to this Notice of Sale is being offered for sale, transfer and con- veyance “AS IS WHERE IS.” There are no representations of warranty relating to the title or any physical, environmental, health or safety con- ditions existing in, on, at, or relating to the property being offered for sale. This sale is made subject to all prior liens, unpaid taxes, any unpaid land transfer taxes, special assessments, easements, rights of way, deeds of release, and any other encumbranc- es or exceptions of record. 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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA COUNTY OF COLUMBUS IN THE GENERAL COURT OF JUS- TICE SUPERIOR COURT DIVISION FILE NO: 15 CVS 000259 HANNAH BROOKE ROGERS, Plaintiff vs. Call 642-4104, ext. 221 or 237 to place your classified ad today VANESSA BRANTON, Defendant To: VANESSA BRANTON: Take notice that a pleading seeking relief against you has been filed in the above entitled action. The nature ETHAN REAL ESTATE, LLC, A Lim- aforementioned plat or survey. This or authorized representatives of deceased, late of Columbus County, of the relief being sought is as fol- bus County, and this is to notify all ited Liability Company, conveyance includes all improve- either the Commissioner or the the undersigned hereby notifies all lows: Monetary damages to com- persons having claims against said Defendant ments located thereon including County of Columbus make any persons having claims against the pensate the Plaintiff for her injuries Estate to present them to the under- NOTICE is hereby given that the the doublewide mobile home now representation of warranty relating estate of said decedent to present and pain and suffering, both physi- signed on or before January 4, 2016, COUNTY OF COLUMBUS as a situated on the subject property the to the title or any physical, environ- them to the undersigned within three cal and mental, medical treatment pursuant to North Carolina General body politic incorporate of the State same being described in that Decla- mental, health or safety conditions (3) months from the date of the first and expenses, lost transportation, Statute 28A-14-1, or this notice shall of North Carolina, is exercising its ration of Intent to Affix Manufactured existing in, on, at, or relating to the publication, or this notice will be lost wages or income, and all other be pled in bar of their recovery. All power and authority to assess, levy Home recorded in Book 815, Page property being offered for sale, and pleaded in bar of their recovery. All damages proximately caused by persons indebted to said Estate will and collect taxes against real and 28, Columbus County Registry. any and all responsibilities or liabili- persons indebted to said estate will and suffered by the Plaintiff in and please make immediate payment personal property located within its Together with an easement over and ties arising out of or in any way relat- please make immediate payment. as a result of an automobile wreck to the undersigned at the follow- boundaries in accordance with the upon said unnamed thirty-five (35) ing to any such condition expressly This the 28th day of September, which occurred on or about March ing address: laws of the State of North Carolina foot wide soil farm road (also known are disclaimed. 2015. 13, 2012 in Columbus County, North This the 5th day of October, 2015. and the Default Judgment and Order as Jethro George Lane), said ease- Also, this property is being sold William R Hinson, Carolina. CONNIE HOOKS CRAWFORD of Sale entered on the 21st day of ment is to run with the land and is free and clear of all taxes, special Administrator of the estate of You are required to make defense 306 N. ELM STREET August, 2015 and are foreclosing for the right of ingress and egress to assessments, prior liens or encum- Mary Louise Hinson, to such pleading no later than the CHADBOURN, NC 28431 on the following land of BRANDI and from said lot described above brances of record against said prop- 1935 Old Cribbtown Road 23rd day of November, 2015, said C. Greg Williamson NEALEY WARD and JASON RAY from NCSR #1535 (also known as erty except as may have priority Chadbourn, NC 28431 date being 40 days from the first Williamson, Walton & Scott, LLP WARD in order to satisfy the prop- Best Road). under Federal or State Law, if any. Sept. 28, Oct. 5, 12, 19, 2015 publication of this notice, or from Attorneys at Law erly assessed but unpaid taxes and/ This being the same property con- A cash deposit of 20% of the pur- the date complaint is required to be P.O. Box 1467 or special assessments upon certain veyed by Wachovia Bank, N.A., to chase price, or $750 whichever is NoTICE To CREdIToRs filed, whichever is later; and upon Whiteville, NC 28472 lands. Pursuant to the Judgment Timothy Dwane Brinson, by Deed greater, will be required at the time Having qualified as Administratrix of your failure to do so the party seek- October 5, 12, 19, 26, 2015. entered on the21st day of August dated April 20, 2005, recorded May of the sale with the balance remain- the estate of Charles Randy Hon- ing service against you will apply to , 2015, William E. Wood has been 4, 2005, in Book 814, Page 140, ing due to be paid in full by cash or eycutt, deceased, late of Colum- the Court for the relief sought. appointed Commissioner with the Columbus County Registry. certified funds at the Office of the bus County, the undersigned here- This the 7th day of October, 2015. authority to sell the following lands Being the same property conveyed Commissioner within three (3) days by notifies all persons having claims By Subscribe Today, at the Courthouse Door, Columbus by Timothy Dwayne Brinson, unmar- after the entry of the Judgment of against the estate of said decedent JOHN ALAN HIGH, PLLC County Courthouse in the City of ried, to Real Property Holdings, LLC, Confirmation by the Clerk of Court. to present them to the undersigned John Alan High Whiteville, Columbus County, North by Deed dated October 9, 2006, Hearing before the Honorable Amy within three (3) months from the date Attorney for the Plaintiff Carolina at 12:00 o’clock noon on recorded in Book 868, Page 142, W. Nance, Assistant Clerk of Supe- of the first publication, or this notice Call 642-4104 102 Courthouse Square the 27th day of October, 2015 and Columbus County Registry. rior Court for Columbus County, will be pleaded in bar of their recov- Whiteville NC 28472 will sell to the highest bidder for Being the same property conveyed North Carolina was held in con- ery. All persons indebted to said (910) 640-2111 cash all interest in the following by Sonya Salkin, bankruptcy trust- nection with this foreclosure on the estate will please make immediate October 12, 19, 26,2015 described real estate: ee for Interstate Investment Group, 21st day of August, 2015 at which payment. All of that certain lot or parcel of LLC, a/k/a Real Property Holdings, time Clerk Amy Nance authorized This the 12th day of October, 2015. Notice of Tax land situated in Columbus County, LLC, to Ethan Real Estate, LLC, by this foreclosure sale as required by Janice Averitte Blake, Foreclosure sale North Carolina, and more particu- Deed executed February 1, 2013, statute. Administratrix of the estate of larly described as follows: recorded July 14, 2014, in Book This the 23rd day of September, Charles Randy Honeycutt, All that certain tract or lot of land 1088, Page 814. See also Deed in 2015. 9350 Sue Circle STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA described as Tract No. 4 as shown favor of Tradin’ Places, LLC, record- WILLIAM E WOOD Leland, NC 28451 quality COUNTY OF COLUMBUS and delineated on a plat entitled ed in Book 1088, Page 812, Colum- COMMISSIONER Oct. 12, 19, 26, Nov. 2, 2015 IN THE GENERAL COURT OF JUS- bus County Registry. 100 COURTHOUSE SQUARE “Plat for Gregory Howard”, locat- NoTICE To CREdIToRs TICE The property to be offered pursuant WHITEVILLE, NC 28472 ed in Tatum Township, Columbus STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA DISTRICT COURT DIVISION County, North Carolina, dated April to this Notice of Sale is being offered TELEPHONE: (910)-642-3965 ford 15-E-430 FILE NO.: 15 CV 779 for sale, transfer and conveyance: STATE BAR NO.: 5901 8, 1994, as prepared by Billy M. COUNTY OF COLUMBUS COUNTY OF COLUMBUS, “AS IS, WHERE IS”. Neither the October 12, 19, 2015 Duncan, Registered Land Survey- The undersigned, CONNIE HOOKS Plaintiff or. Said plat is incorporated here- Commissioner nor the County of NoTICE To CREdIToRs CRAWFORD, has qualified as Exec- .com Vs. in by reference, and contains 0.50 Columbus, nor the officers, direc- Having qualified as Administrator of utrix of the Estate of JOHN WIL- acre, more or less, as shown on that tors, attorneys, employees, agents 910-642-7121 the estate of Mary Louise Hinson, LIAM CRAWFORD, late of Colum-