Columbus Ranks First in Toxic Air Pollution
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Monday, October 3, 2011 Nakina woman killed in crash Columbus Volume 121, Number 27 on Tursday Whiteville, North Carolina ranks frst n Victim was passenger 50 Cents in car that hit oak tree and fence. in toxic air Inside Today By BOB HIGH Staff Writer pollution 4-A By NICOLE CARTRETTE r8PNBOFTDBQFTLJE- A 56-year-old Reaves Ferry Road woman was killed Thurs- Staff Writer OBQQJOHBUUFNQU day afternoon in a single-vehi- cle crash that involved the car A report released by the Southern Envi- r+VSZDPOWJDUTUXPJO in which she was a front-seat ronmental Law Center, an environmental passenger that slammed into advocacy think-tank, puts Columbus County ESVHDBTFT a tree along N.C. 905 north of at the top of the list when it comes to toxic the Poley Bridge Church Road air pollution. intersection. The organization reports that, according Kimberly Smith died from to Federal Environmental Protection Agency the impact of the front and Data in 2010, Columbus County ranked higher passenger side of the 1999 than any other county in the state for the Ford Crown Victoria driven by pounds of toxic pollution released into the air. her daughter, Shauna Leanne Columbus County industries released Smith, 21, also of Reaves Ferry See Bad air, page 2-A Road, according to Highway Patrol Trooper Mark Gore. Shauna Smith was trapped in the wreckage for over an hour, and was airlifted to New Project Soccer Hanover Regional Medical Center in Wilmington with appears unlikely Today’s several injuries. 8th of year By NICOLE CARTRETTE American Profle Kimberly Smith’s death is Staff Writer features “BOW the eighth of the year in rural Columbus County, compared to A project code named “Project Soccer” WOW WOW!” Ca- 22 at this time last year. that was expected to bring as many as 1,500 nine agility events Gore said Shauna Smith jobs to the Columbus County border via the was driving an estimated 65 establishment of a facility on property in bring out the best in mph on N.C. 905 about 2/10ths Brunswick County appears to be a win for people and dogs. South Carolina and loss for North Carolina. See Woman dies, page 4-A Spokespeople with Continental Tire are expected to make an official announcement today that they have chosen a more than 1,100- DIDYOB? Staff photo by Mark Gilchrist acre site in Sumter, S.C. for a multi-million Did you observe ... Charlotte dollar project that will establish a manufac- Fatal wreck turing facility, warehouse and research and A frefghter watches an approaching AirLink helicopter as he helps Tabor City native Jody Gore, frefghter development center, according to sources carry Shauna Smith, 21, from her destroyed car after a single-vehicle close to the N.C. Department of Commerce. recruitment coordinator for wreck on Seven Creeks Highway Thursday afternoon. Smith’s mother, The news comes after months of an- the University of Michigan is WFD chief Kim Smith, 58, was killed in the wreck. See Project Soccer, page 12-A and son of Linda and Joey By JEFFERSON WEAVER Gore of Bethel, on the Today Staff Writer Show last Tuesday when David Yergeau will be Investigation at Ann Curry did a segment on Whiteville’s Fire Chief, ac- New women’s business the school and admissions?... cording to City Manager Larry Faison. Social Services Jack McPherson driving a Yergeau has 30 years ex- group starting this week tractor and 30-foot goose- perience in fire operations in is still ongoing Charlotte, one of the largest neck trailor to WHS this it. They suggested we expand it metropolitan departments By JEFFERSON WEAVER nNew special session 9 a.m. Tuesday. morning to be decorated by in the state. He served as a Staff Writer to women throughout the county through the other chambers. The the FFA for Friday’s Home- chief/assistant chief in a vol- By NICOLE CARTRETTE A new networking group for area other chambers of commerce were coming Parade?... unteer department for more Staff Writer than 10 years. businesswomen will meet for the just as receptive and excited.” first time this week. Several national studies have Faison made the an- In the wake of the Columbus County Social Women Leading Columbus will shown the fastest growing trend in nouncement Friday. Services director being placed on investigative hold its first gathering Thursday the small business world is owner- “The city received more leave with pay, the social services board has County Deaths at 7:52 a.m. at City Cuisine Corner ship by women. Some have started than 30 applications for the called yet another special called meeting for Bistro in downtown Whiteville. The sideline businesses, while others position since the initial Tuesday Oct. 4 at 9 a.m. Whiteville formal meeting starts at 8:10 a.m. Ev- opened their doors due to retire- advertisement that followed The purpose of the meeting is to “continue Norman Beck eryone is welcome, but attendees are ment, unemployment and layoffs. John Cook’s resignation investigations,” DSS board chairman Michael asked to RSVP as soon as possible. The group’s mission is two-fold, Gracie Jernigan Byrd in mid 2010,” said Faison. Lewis explained. “This is to cover the opening “The idea to start this group Young said. “We want to support, Eloise Snowten Cook resigned as chief due meetings law if any more than two members came from Deborah Blythe, one of promote and develop women busi- to health problems, and now are present.” Bolton our chamber members,” said Janice ness leaders throughout Columbus works in the city’s inspec- The decision to call a special meeting comes Annie Ree Melvin Kinlaw Young, executive vice president of County, and promote the economy of tions department. after Lewis originally said board members Earl James Daniels the Greater Whiteville Chamber of Columbus County.” Since Cook stepped down, would work in sets of two to avoid the need to Commerce. “We took the idea to our WLC is primarily designed Tabor City the position has been held call a public meeting under state law. board, and they heartily endorsed See Women, page 2-A Gary Carlyle ‘Butch’ Lewis See Chief, page 9-A See DSS, page 2-A J.W. Brooks Wright Nakina Kimberly Smith Nettie G. Smith Cerro Gordo Hunting tourism meeting draws crowd Allen Ralph Burnett nBoard to be formed to explore options. for local businesses ranging from meat processors purchase hunting land. and taxidermists to hunting supply houses, motels “We have a lot of people interested in leases, even and restaurants. short-term leases,” he said. “People want someplace By JEFFERSON WEAVER “I don’t understand hunting,” Holcomb admitted, to go hunting.” Index Staff Writer “but I know tourism and marketing. That’s where While no one expects a flood of hunters and fisher- &EJUPSJBMT" you folks come in.” men into the county immediately, most of those who A new take on an old idea—encouraging hunting- 0CJUVBSJFT" Worley said the concept came about due to con- spoke at the meeting were supportive of the idea. related tourism in Columbus County—received 4QPSUT# cerns over the loss of tobacco buyout money. The When Holcomb asked how many in the room were enthusiastic support Tuesday from sportsmen, fund is being phased out, and could be gone within landowners interested in possibly making their $SJNF" farmers, business owners and community leaders. five years. With a turnover rate of four to one, that property available, nearly half raised their hands. -JGFTUZMFT" Jennifer Holcomb of the Columbus County Tour- means a loss of $48 million to the local economy. Another dozen or so were interested in possibly ism Bureau said she was encouraged by the turnout “A lot of smaller farmers count on the tobacco guiding visiting hunters for pay. and the discussion. money to pay their taxes,” he explained. “When that Lt. Matt Long of the Wildlife Resources Commis- “There is some incredible potential here for a is gone, they will have to sell their land. We don’t sion said the state’s rules on paid guiding are not whole new industry in Columbus County,” she said. want to see that happen here.” very stringent. Holcomb told the crowd of around 30 that Chan- Tuesday’s meeting brought together a range of “It’s pretty easy to get a hunting guide license,” dler Worley of the Tourism Board first came up with stakeholders from hunters and farmers to small busi- he said. the concept of connecting out-of-town hunters with ness owners and real estate dealers. Marty Lanier Long also answered questions regarding liability, limited access to land with local farmers and land- of Mossy Oak Properties, a national chain, said he the state’s registered land program, and an ongoing holders. Area hunters could act as guides, helping was curious about the initiative. Due to the down effort to connect hunters with available land across alleviate some of the unemployment problem in the economy, he said, his company has very few calls to area. Visitors would also be supplied with contacts See Tourism, page 2-A 2-A – The News Reporter, Monday, October 3, 2011
This week, on... This week, on... Tourism Continued from page 1-A
the state. looking for a place to hunt,” On top of the agenda will be “We have much of this in- Long said. “That’s all they the establishment of a central October 3, 2011 formation already available,” want—a place to get in the website bringing everything Long said. “When the Com- woods and get away from ev- from guides to dining together, mission’s new website goes erything. More than 50 percent along with marketing strate- Whiteville.com online, it will be even easier. of North Carolina’s land is not gies based on popular game Biser Ball The problem you are going accessible for hunting. The animals. The board will also Sports Trivia to face is making Columbus gamelands are popular, but lay down some ideas on pack- County stand out of the crowd they are also open to anyone age deals similar to those of- Question #116: Name of all 100 counties.” and can get busy. The people fered by golfing destinations the six Smith brothers Long also suggested that if we check just want to get away in Myrtle Beach. who have had a big hand a central information source from it all for a while and “We have Raleigh, Wilm- in the success of South was created, all the registered spend some time outside.” ington, Charlotte, the military Columbus High School hunting guides on the list Long said the state’s land bases, and the beaches not football since the mid- could help each other, shifting registration program, the new very far away,” Worley said. 1990s. clients to other guides if the landowner protection act, and “People will sacrifice to hunt. Answer: Find the answer preferred guide is busy. other rules regarding hunting We can make this happen.” today, at Whiteville.com, in “You see it in different parts permission “could actually “I felt really, really excited our Sports Section. of the state, especially with benefit this initiative. about this,” Holcomb said salt water fishing guides,” “All these rules are about Wednesday. “To see people Whiteville.com Long explained. “One person stewardship of the land and coming together and support- Reader is booked up this week, so he the resources,” he explained. ing something like this is re- transfers the fisherman down “You have to protect the re- ally big. This could be a new Photos the street to the next fellow. source, or you have no reason path for our county, and help People work together and it to go hunting. One of the first farmers, hunters, hunting works out for everybody.” steps is making sure the land- clubs and small businesses, As publicly accessible hunt- owner has some control over too.” ing lands become more scarce, who is on his property. If he For more information Long said, there is a higher de- can make a few dollars from it, about the hunting tourism mand for places where people too, to help pay the taxes next initiative, call the tourism of- can hunt, even if they have to year, that’s all fine and good. ” fice at 640-2818. travel and pay. Another meeting will be Jefferson Weaver “Whiteville High School “My officers are all the time held in October, after a board band bucket shakers... 910-642-4104 ext. 227 checking people from way out is created to flesh out ideas for [email protected] collecting for much-need- of town who come down here the hunting tourism initiative. ed uniforms.” Submitted by: Becky High
Staff photo by Mark Gilchrist DSS Continued from page 1-A Easy ride Some pets walked and some pets rode in the second Last week after a lengthy personnel policies. the employees but the clients we 1,774 closed session, DSS Director “An employee alleging illegal serve as well.” annual PAWS Walk Saturday to beneft the Families Gerald Fogle was placed on discrimination has the right It is not the first time Fogle, Number of comments First women’s shelter in Whiteville. that our readers have administrative leave with pay to bypass the internal agency a former regional state social posted in response to but officials say it is a “non- grievance process, including services director and interim news articles since Octo- disciplinary action.” mediation, and appeal directly director with Horry County So- ber, 2008, when we began The News Reporter has to the State Personnel Commis- cial Services in South Carolina, taking comments. Bad air learned that Fogle was ordered sion,” states the online Office of has been the center of a social Continued from page 1-A not to speak with any DSS em- State Personnel manual. services board probe since he ployees and to stay away from With Fogle on administra- was hired in 2010. Whiteville.com nearly 4 million pounds Paper Riegelwood Mill re- the department during his leave. tive leave, he may not have the In January of this year, after Poll Question compared with the second leases more than 3.9 million Lewis said the investigation opportunity to respond to the months of special called meet- of the Week highest ranked county for pounds a year, according to could take up to 30 days and Joan complaint or appeal and it may ings and controversy shrouded toxic pollution, New Ha- the report. The company is- Stephens, the agency’s income be left up to Stephens, as the in closed sessions an “investi- How many hours a week do nover County, with slightly sued a statement in response maintenance administrator, has interim director. gation” was “dismissed,” ac- you watch television? more than 3 million pounds to the report and defended its been named interim director. Last week, after a special cording to DSS board officials. The largest group, one- released. operations. The action appears to be called meeting that launched That investigation was con- third of the people who re- Nearby Brunswick Coun- “We have been and will connected with a complaint the probe, Lewis was hesitant to nected with Fogle taking a one- sponded to this week’s poll, ty is a part of that list, also, continue to operate our mill filed with the State Office of speak in detail about the situa- week paid vacation prior to say they just watch televi- ranking 10th in the state with within permit limits and in Personnel by an employee who tion, but did say “we want to free a 24-month probation period. sion 1-5 hours a week. One more than 1.2 million pounds compliance with applicable was terminated in August for up the environment.” Fogle consequently reimbursed quarter say the tube burns associated with industries air quality standards. In fact, profane comments she posted on “What can you say?” Fogle the county $1,451 for 37.5 hours up an hour or two each and plants there. we frequently go beyond min- her Facebook account about her told The News Reporter the of vacation pay. night, and another quar- The Southern Environ- imum regulatory require- job and clients on three separate night of the meeting. Fogle said Lewis had made statements ter say they watch “about mental Law Center empha- ments. We continue to reduce occasions. the allegations being made had that the allegations were “pretty every night, and more on sizes that toxic air pollution emissions through efficient The employee is alleging that not been shared with him during serious” at that time and that weekends.” Nearly 10 per- includes chemicals known operations and improving her termination was racially the closed session. the board was going to “bite the cent watch TV more than to cause cancer. Columbus technology,” said Kim Clew- motivated and it is believed that “If there are other employ- bullet” one way or the other. 40 hours each week, and County ranked number one is, communications manager DSS board members are looking ees who have posted comments Fogle serves at the will only four percent watch it in the amount of known for the Georgetown SC and into her complaint. about clients on Facebook pages of the five-member social “less than one hour, usually carcinogens released total- Riegelwood mills. County Commissioner Ed- they should be terminated also. services board. Board mem- by accident.” ing 197,082 pounds –that is Others listed in the 2010 win Russ, who serves on the Right is right and fair is fair,” bers are Russ, Lewis, Ruth DSS board, said Thursday that Russ said last week. Storms, Peggy Gerald and just three positions ahead of data include West Fraser This Week: Car phone? tomorrow’s special called meet- Fogle said Wednesday he Marie Campbell. Brunswick County, ranked Armour Mill with just less ing will likely take place behind could not comment on the situ- fourth with 103,151 pounds of than 43,000 pounds, Hexion Whiteville.com closed doors as the board begins ation but did say: “Let them known carcinogens released Specialty Chemicals with interviewing employees of the do what they are going to do. Photos into the air. 41,680 pounds, Oak-Bark with department. I certainly don’t think there of the Week The center’s press release 2345 pounds and Silar LLC Nicole Cartrette Though county employees, has been any wrongdoing. I’ve coincides with recent meet- Silar Laboratories with 474 910-642-4104 ext. 225 some employees including DSS simply tried to make Columbus [email protected] ings of the N.C. General pounds. workers are covered by state County DSS better, not just for Assembly’s Environmental But for a county with one Review Commission, which of the highest unemploy- is considering an amend- ment rates in the state along ment of a Senate Bill that with a designation as being Women would repeal “health-based one of the most economically Continued from page 1-A protections for the air people depressed, some see a com- breath against actual concen- promise of the environment • WCHS @ ECHS trations of toxic and cancer- as a necessary exchange for for women business owners, membership in the chamber continually change. No dues Football causing air pollutant from jobs. women in management in for of commerce. will be charged.” multiple large industrial The Columbus County and non-profit organizations Blythe emphasized that the Danish will be served and sources, including coal-fired Planning Board recently and elected officials. group will give women busi- beverages may be purchased power plants,” the press re- took issue with language in a Young said the group also ness leaders more opportuni- at Thursday’s meeting, Young lease reads. draft land use plan that they plans to promote business to ties to learn from each other, said. A panel of local business- Advocates say the state’s saw as being anti-industry. business relationships, help “but we’ll keep it light and women from across the county, largest “polluters” are push- “Industries which are nox- mentor new startups, make have some fun too.” led by Beverly Walton Weber, ing for the repeals. ious by reason of the emis- good use of technology, and While the meeting is set will speak at the first session. “As state politicians seek sion of smoke, dust, glare, help provide resources for new for Whiteville, the group is For more information, call to allow more toxic pollution noise, odor and vibration startups. By working closely countywide, Blythe said. 642-3171 or 910-755-6151. • Pine Tree Festival in the air people breathe, a and that deal primarily in with the chamber, Young said, “The meetings will move Jefferson Weaver majority of the U.S. House hazardous products such as the group hopes to recognize from one location to another 910-642-4104 ext. 227 of Representatives last week explosives should not be lo- local women business lead- so lots of businesses will get [email protected] passed H.R. 2401 to block cated in Columbus County,” ers and promote the value of exposure and the format will limits on toxic air pollution the original land use plan from coal-fired power plants draft read. and cement kilns such as the Planning board members proposed Titan cement kiln said the language was too Scout car wash is Oct. 8 FRANK THEATRES in New Hanover County, de- prohibitive and with eco- A car wash to raise funds Bastug, a Life Scout in COASTAL spite known health risks and nomic development and job for the Eagle Scout project of Troop 513, will use the funds STADIUM 10 • East Bladen @ WHS thousands of lives that the creation a top goal, not the Noah Bastug is set for Satur- to complete his Eagle project – Showtimes (910) 754-7469 Soccer EPA and the American Lung right language for the plan day, Oct. 8 from 8 a.m. until a prayer garden at the church. www.FRANKTHEATRES.com Association estimate could and it was changed. 12 noon at the Sacred Heart 5200 Bridgers Road be saved by such limits,” the Catholic Church on Lee Street press release reads. across rom Whiteville High One of Columbus Coun- Nicole Cartrette School. ty’s largest employers has 910-642-4104 ext. 225 Pictures in The Pumpkin Patch! the highest emissions in [email protected] 'BNJMJFTt$IJMESFOt1FUT the state, according to the report. 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By JEFFERSON WEAVER learn more about —and enjoy Staff Writer —the depot. “The people of Whiteville Music, dancing, kids and Columbus County worked games, food and family fun to save the depot,” she said, will be the focus of a new “and it’s nice to give something series of events starting at back to the community.” Vineland Station this week. “The depot is for everyone, The first Alive at Five, a and we want people to realize free concert and mini-festi- that,” said Steinberg. “We want val, will be held Oct. 6 from to invite everyone to come 5-8 p.m. The event is free with down and enjoy the entertain- food, refreshments and beer ment at no charge, and enjoy available for purchase. downtown Whiteville at the Two popular music groups, same time.” the Craig Woolard Band and No coolers will be allowed, Blackwater Rhythm and but lawn chairs are encour- Blues Band, will provide a aged. While the grown-ups concert at the depot. are enjoying the street dance, The event is a cooperative Stanley said, youngsters can effort of the Whiteville Down- have fun at the bounce houses town Development Commis- and other activities targeting sion (WDDC), the Vineland children. Station Committee, the city, “We plan this to be the first and a number of other orga- of many Live at Five concerts,” nizations. Stanley said. “We have an “This is going to be a big excellent downtown for shop- event for downtown White- ping and entertainment, and ville,” said Tom Stanley of the depot is a grand venue for the WDDC. everyone to enjoy.” Ellen Steinberg of the For more information about Vineland Station Depot Com- the event, contact the WDDC at mittee said the event is de- 642-9212. signed to help area residents
Staff photo by Fuller Royal Staff photo by Fuller Royal Jacqueline Rapelye Jacob Long Fall Special Two at WHS are nominees for Bryan Scholarship at Davidson By FULLER ROYAL interested in North Carolina “This is such a huge honor Schools Academic Superstar. 10% OFF Staff Writer State University, East Carolina because Davidson College is After high school, she said University, Western Carolina a prestigious school and I am she would like to attend col- ALL SERVICES Whiteville High School University, the University of happy to be acknowledged for lege and major in chemical Including: has submitted seniors Jacob North Carolina at Wilmington my hard work,” she said. “The engineering and minor in Long and Jacqueline Rapelye and Southeastern Community Bryan Scholarship is impor- Spanish. 0JM$IBOHFTt5VOF6QTt8BTIFT for Davidson College’s Bryan College. tant because it could help my Chemistry is her favorite Now through October 31st Scholarship. “My favorite class this se- parents and me financially class. Long, 17 is the son of Mat- mester is library science,” through college and also it “I have a great teacher and t/PUHPPEXJUIPUIFSTQFDJBMTt thew and Francine Long. he said. “I really enjoy going shows my dedication for edu- it’s really interesting to me,” “It feels great,” Long said around the campus delivering cation and succeeding in life.” she said. of the honor. “All of the hard books, projectors and other Rapelye is involved at work that I have put in these classroom needs to all the school with the National Fuller Royal RAPID LUBE ‘N’ WASH past four years is finally start- teachers and speaking with Honor Society, varsity soccer, 910-642-4104 ext. 228 White’s Crossing Plaza • 642-7100 ing to show. them and the students. varsity cheerleading, and was [email protected] Rapid Lube ‘n’ Wash is independent-family owned by Jerry Lennon & Terry Carroll “My parents have always “Helping people out in the a junior marshal. told me that if I work hard library is also an enjoyable Outside of school, Rapelye now, things will pan out and experience.” is active with the 180 Youth pay off in the end,” he said. 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Valid October 4, 2011. 4A - The News Reporter, Monday, October 3, 2011 Woman dies Crime briefs Continued from page 1-A Horses Strangled OF A MILE NORTH OF 0OLEY "RIDGE #HURCH 2OAD WHEN SHE DROVE OFF ON THE RIGHT 3HE CONTINUED DOWN THE SHOULDER OF THE ROAD 2OLAND $ "URNEY OF 2IE- !N YEAR OLD MALE STUDENT UNTIL SHE STRUCK A FENCE AND THE CAR SKIDDED SIDEWAYS INTO AN gelwood is not the owner of AT #ENTRAL -IDDLE 3CHOOL WAS OAK TREE AT AN ESTIMATED MPH THE TWO HORSES HIT BY A VEHI- hSTRANGLEDv BY A YEAR OLD 4HE PASSENGER SIDE OF THE CAR HIT THE TREE AND THEN THE CAR CLE ON .# AS REPORTED IN MALE AT THE SCHOOL ON 3EPT CAREENED INTO ANOTHER PART OF THE SAME FENCE 4HE CAR TRAVELED 4HURSDAYS EDITION ACCORDING TO A POLICE REPORT FEET BEFORE IMPACT WITH THE FENCE 'ORES REPORT SHOWED 0ROSECUTION WAS DECLINED AND No alcohol SCHOOL OFlCIALS DISCIPLINED THE "OTH OF THE WOMEN WERE PINNED IN THE WRECKAGE 'ORE SAID Cocaine OFFENDER +IMBERLY 3MITH USED A SEAT BELT BUT 3HAUNA 3MITH DIDNT USE !LEXANDER $AWSON OF ONE 4HE TROOPER SAID THERE WAS NO ALCOHOL INVOLVED IN THE 7HITEVILLE WAS ARRESTED HERE WRECK 3EPT ON A CHARGE OF POSSES- !N UNUSUAL ASPECT OF THE RESCUE EFFORT INVOLVED -ELISSA *A- sion of cocaine after a vehicle Attempt COBS A PREGNANT EMERGENCY MEDICAL TECHNICIAN WITH THE .A- STOP BY POLICE INVESTIGATING ! WHITE MALE ATTEMPTED TO KINA 2ESCUE 3QUAD REPORTS OF MOTORCYCLE RACING ROB THE CLERK IN THE +ANGAROO *ACOBS WORKED DILIGENTLY FOR AN HOUR OR MORE TO AID THE ON THE WEST SIDE OF THE CITY station here at the intersec- 3MITH WOMEN BEFORE SHE WAS INFORMED THAT HER FATHER HAD $AWSON WAS ALSO CHARGED TION OF 53 "YPASS AND BEEN IN A SERIOUS MOTORCYCLE WRECK WITH POSSESSION OF DRUG PARA- ,OVE -ILL 2OAD AT AM Dock Road phernalia when digital scales 3EPT BUT THE CLERK PULLED &RIENDS AND CO WORKERS HELPED *ACOBS TO A PLACE TO SIT BEFORE WITH COCAINE RESIDUE WERE THE MANS BANDANA OFF AND A FRIEND DROVE HER TO THE SCENE OF HER FATHERS CRASH ON $OCK FOUND IN THE VEHICLE ACCORD- THE SUSPECT mED WITHOUT ANY 2OAD LEADING INTO THE #RUSOE )SLAND COMMUNITY ING TO 0OLICE $ETECTIVE -I- MONEY ACCORDING TO POLICE 0ATROL 4ROOPER -ELVIN #AMPBELL SAID HE LEFT THE FATAL WRECK CHAEL 3TRICKLAND SCENE TO GO TO THE /LD $OCK COMMUNITY AND FOUND THAT 2ONNIE $ALE 'ODWIN OF #RUSOE )SLAND 2OAD HAD NEARLY SEVERED HIS Dismissed RIGHT ANKLE IN THE PM CRASH ! CHARGE #AMPBELL SAID 'ODWIN hDIDNT LEANv INTO THE RIGHT HAND Dog CURVE LEAVING THE /LD $OCK AREA AND HIS MOTORCYCLE CRASHED # A L E B OF TRAFlCK- AS HE SKIDDED INTO THE GUARDRAIL IN THE PORTION OF THE ROAD LEAD- +EON (ILL ing in opi- ING TO THE 7ACCAMAW 2IVER A STUDENT UMHEROIN ,ATER REPORTS SHOW 'ODWIN LOST HIS FOOT TO THE WRECK WHERE AT 7HITEVILLE BY POSSES- THE MOTORCYCLE SKIDDED FEET WITH 'ODWIN UNDER IT BEFORE IT (IGH 3CHOOL SION OF HIT THE GUARDRAIL (See today’s Obituary Page) living along pain medi- *ONES %D- cation tab- WARDS #IRCLE lets against HERE WAS - I C H A E L Strickland Jury verdicts convict ARRESTED &RI- Hill $ALE 3TRICKLAND OF -INOS DAY 3EPT FOR POSSESSION OF -EARES 2OAD 4ABOR #ITY WAS- MARIJUANA WITH INTENT TO SELL DISMISSED FOUR DAYS AFTER HIS men on drug charges AND POSSESSION OF THE DRUG ON ARREST LAST !PRIL 4HE $!S OF- # O D Y i n t e n s i v e A SCHOOL CAMPUS ! POLICE DRUG lCE DISCOVERED THE PILLS HAD 2YAN 3ASS- SUPERVISION DOG hALERTEDv AT (ILL AND THE BEEN LEFT BY MISTAKE IN 3TRICK- ER OF a condition DRUGS WERE FOUND IN HIS LEFT LANDS VEHICLE BY A MEMBER OF 7HITEVILLE REQUIRING A SOCK DURING A HALLWAY SEARCH 3TRICKLANDS FAMILY AND THE AND "ER- DAILY CURFEW OF ALL STUDENTS IN ONE CLASS AC- OWNER OF THE PRESCRIPTION AC- WYN 0AUL AND COMMU- CORDING TO POLICE CORDING TO COURT DOCUMENTS " U F F K I N NITY SERVICE /FlCER 4HOMAS 2IGGINS OB- OF &AIR- Sasser Buffkin 3 A S S E R S TAINED THE WARRANT AFTER THE Melissa Jacobs, center, an EMT with Nakina Rescue, MONT WERE CONVICTED BY 3U- prior record showed convic- AM INCIDENT WHERE lVE PACK- watches an Air Link medical helicopter land on N.C. 905 at PERIOR #OURT JURIES HERE LAST TIONS FOR POSSESSION OF DRUG ETS OF MARIJUANA WERE FOUND Prison the wreck scene where the passenger in a car was killed WEEK IN SEPARATE DRUG CASES PARAPHERNALIA IN AND IN HIS POSSESSION THE REPORT - A R T H A when it struck a tree. Jacobs was told a few minutes later "OTH WERE PLACED ON PROBA- THIS YEAR PLUS POSSESSION OF NOTED 'AIL #AU- that her father had been seriously injured in a motorcycle TION COCAINE IN ! PRISON TERM DILL OF crash near Crusoe Island. 3ASSERS CASE WAS THE OF SIX TO EIGHT MONTHS WAS -ADISON 7 MOST INTERESTING (E CLAIMED SUSPENDED Two 6A n WITH MARIJUANA PLANTS FOUND "UFFKINS CHARGE WAS POS- 4 Y R O N E MONTHS BEHIND HIS HOME LAST YEAR SESSION OF COCAINE RESIDUE 7ARREN credit for Arson charge dropped WERENT MARIJUANA BUT AFTER FOUND IN A PILL BOTTLE HE THREW OF (ALLS- being in jail !LLEN 7AYNE credit toward the JURORS INSPECTED THE PLASTIC OUT A VEHICLE WINDOW BEFORE h&ROGv 3TRICKLAND TERM BAG HOLDING THE EVIDENCE n BY BEING STOPPED BY &AIR "LUFF BORO 2OAD here since Caudill . O R T H here ar- OF 4ABOR #ITY WILL BE The arson charge smelling and looking at the 0OLICE /FlCER 2ICKY 3OLES ON SERVING THE DAYS INVOLVED THE BURNING # L A RK T O N REST IN -ARCH n PLEADED PLANTS n THEY CONCLUDED QUICK- *ULY in prison he received OF THE HOME OF *# faces two GUILTY LAST WEEK IN 3UPERIOR LY 3ASSERS DEFENSE WASNT LE- "UFFKIN DENIED THE BOTTLE in a plea deal in Tabor 0HIPPS THE FATHER OF charges of #OURT TO ATTEMPTING TO TRAF- GITIMATE WAS HIS ALTHOUGH 3OLES TESTI- #ITY COURT LAST WEEK "ILL 0HIPPS WHO WAS armed rob- lC IN OPIUMHEROIN 3HE WAS 4HE TRIAL ALSO FEATURED TESTI- lED HE SAW THE BOTTLE THROWN after an arson charge A LAW PARTNER OF 2# BERY AFTER Warren SENTENCED TO TO MONTHS MONY FROM 3HERIFF S $RUG $E- FROM "UFFKINS VEHICLE was dismissed in 3OLES *R IN 4ABOR #ITY his arrest IN PRISON TECTIVE ,T 3TEVEN 7ORTHING- "UFFKINS PROBATION TRANS- 3UPERIOR #OURT THIS Strickland IN 0HIPPS LEFT THE LAST WEEK IN "LADEN #OUNTY #AUDILL WAS ARRESTED FOR TON AND DRUG DETECTIVE *USTIN FERRED TO 2OBESON #OUNTY WILL WEEK 7ARREN IS CHARGED WITH POSSESSION OF ,ORCET PILLS SHE 3OLES LAW lRM IN 7ORLEY ABOUT THEIR EXPERTISE BE FOR TWO YEARS WITH A PRIS- 3TRICKLAND PLEADED TO SEV- THE 3EPT ROBBERY OF A "LAD- BOUGHT IN A PRIVATE STREET DEAL 3TRICKLANDS UNCLE *ERRY IN IDENTIFYING MARIJUANA ON TERM OF lVE TO SIX MONTHS ERAL MISDEMEANORS LAST WEEK ENBORO RESTAURANT AND THE HERE ON -ARCH LAST YEAR $WAYNE 3TANLEY WAS SENT TO The plants were not sent to SUSPENDED (E WILL ALSO BE ON AND HE HAS AT LEAST DAYS #ORNER 3TORE 3AMS 0IT 3TOP 3HE HAD NO PRIOR CRIMINAL RE- PRISON FOR HIS PART IN THE CASE THE 3") FOR TESTING TO DETER- INTENSIVE SUPERVISION FOR THE ALONG 3OUTH -ADISON 3TREET CORD MINE IF THEY WERE REAL BASED lRST SIX MONTHS 7HITEVILLE ON 3EPT AC- #AUDILL USUALLY BOUGHT ON 7ORTHINGTON AND 7ORLEYS "UFFKINS PRIOR RECORD CORDING TO LOCAL POLICE ,ORCET AT A TIME HERE AND KNOWLEDGE SHOWED CONVICTIONS FOR lSH- $ETECTIVE 3GT 4EDD $IXON SINCE HER LAST TRIP HER REGULAR Break-ins, thefs noted 3ASSER WAS lNED AND ING WITHOUT A LICENSE IN SAID 7ARREN IS THE MAN WHO SUPPLIER HAD BEEN ARRESTED The following were victims of a break-in and/or theft re- will be on probation for two $7) IN AND TWICE IN went to the bathroom in the 4HE 3HERIFF S $RUG 5NIT SOLD ported on date shown: YEARS 4HE lRST SIX MONTHS AND ASSAULT WITH A DEADLY #ORNER 3TORE CAME OUT WITH A HER THE PILLS IN AND BE- s /CT n "* 7RIGHT #OUNTRY 6ILLAGE %STATES 7HITEVILLE n OF PROBATION WILL BE UNDER WEAPON ON AN OFlCER IN bandana covering his face and FORE SHE COULD BE ARRESTED SHE BREAK IN THEFT OF 3ANYO AND 3AMSUNG 46S USED A KNIFE TO STEAL MONEY opened one bottle and took s /CT n 3HELLY !NN !LERCIA #REEK 2IDGE 7AY 2IEGELWOOD FROM THE CLERK lVE PILLS RECORDS SHOW n BREAK IN THEFT OF 3ANYO 46 #$ UNIT "OSE SPEAKERS !SHLEY Two drivers injured LEATHER SOFA SILVERWARE s /CT n 0IREWAY 'ROCERY AND /UTDOORS .# 4ABOR #ITY n BREAK IN THEFT OF EIGHT CARTONS OF CIGARETTES SEVERAL in separate wrecks PACKS OF CHEWING TOBACCO GUN SAFE MONEY SAFE WITH CASH BOX Tree arrested in break-in, Two drivers in separate the centerline and hit an on- OF 'OODY POWDERS THREE 3UPER 'LUE lVE PACKS OF "EEF 3TICKS CRASHES WERE SERIOUSLY INJURED COMING VEHICLE ALMOST HEAD ON s /CT n 6ERIZON 7IRELESS .ORTHlELD #ENTRE 7HITEVILLE n thef of check, forgery LAST WEEK ACCORDING TO REPORTS #OURTNEY %LIZABETH +OLB THEFT OF TWO !PPLE )PADS BY LOCAL (IGHWAY 0ATROL TROOP- OF .ORTH -YRTLE "EACH 3# T h r e e KINS NAME s /CT n (ILL 0LAZA 7HITEVILLE n THEFT OF PARTS FROM EIGHT AIR ERS was the driver of the second 7HITEVILLE AND 0AT- CONDITIONERS ,ARRY ,ARUE 0OWELL OF VEHICLE R E S I D E N T S RICK 7ES- s /CT n *ENNELL !NNA 'RAHAM 2ED (ILL 2OAD 7HITEVILLE 4ABOR #ITY WAS HURT AT *ACQUELYN -ABLE (ARRI- ALL NEXT DOOR LEY "ROWN n THEFT OF #HEVROLET WITH KEYS IN IGNITION RECOVERED IN PM ON 3EPT WHEN HIS DUMP SON "RADLEY OF 7HITEVILLE to each oth- *R IS 7HITEVILLE TRUCK LOADED WITH ASPHALT WRECKED ON 3EPT AT PM ER ALONG !M- c h a r g e d s 3EPT n 2ONALDS "ODY 3HOP -AGNOLIA 3TREET 7HITEVILLE OVERTURNED ON A RURAL ROAD ON 3MYRNA 2OAD NEAR 7HITE- BER ,ANE WITH FRAUD n BREAK IN THEFT OF TWO USED TIRES IN "LADEN #OUNTY 4HE TRUCK VILLE 3HE DROVE OFF THE ROAD TO were arrest- in cashing s 3EPT n (ENRY $OWELL *ENKINS *UNE "ALDWIN 2OAD #ER- OWNED BY "ARNES 0AVING TRAV- THE RIGHT THEN BACK TO THE CEN- ED 3EPT the check RO 'ORDO n THEFT OF METAL RAILS Wilcox Brown ELED A TOTAL OF FEET FROM ter and back to the right again ON VARIOUS FOR ON s 3EPT n 'REG 2ANDALL *ACOBS (UFHAM 2OAD "OLTON n charges relating to the time it was driven onto AND HIT A MAILBOX TRAVELING THE SAME DAY AS THE THEFT OF WATER PUMP the recent break-in THE SHOULDER OF THE ROAD TO THE FEET 4HERE WERE MINOR INJU- THEFT s 3EPT n 'RACE "IBLE #HURCH -ADISON 3TREET 7HITEVILLE OF A MANS HOME PLACE WHERE IT OVERTURNED RIES -ARTIN STILL FACES n THEFT OF COPPER FROM TWO PROPANE TANKS THEFT OF A CHECK AND 7ILBUR $ELANE 'ORE OF #HARLES -ITCHELL &LOWERS charges in two other s 3EPT n 3HOW 2IDEZ -ADISON 3TREET 7HITEVILLE n BREAK cashing a check at a 4ABOR #ITY WAS INJURED IN A OF %LIZABETHTOWN HAD MI- criminal cases from IN THEFT OF $ELL LAPTOP COMPUTER 7HITEVILLE BANK TWO VEHICLE CRASH ON .# AT NOR INJURIES IN A 3EPT CRASH THIS PAST SPRING s 3EPT n %NTERPRISE 2ENT ! #AR -ADISON 3TREET 7HITE- 3HERIFF S $ETEC- AM ON 3EPT 'ORE DROVE AT PM ON (ALLSBORO 2OAD (E WAS ARRESTED IN VILLE n BREAK IN OF TWO VEHICLES THEFT OF BATTERIES TIVE 3COTT .ORRIS OFF THE ROAD TO THE RIGHT HIT A 3OUTH (E DROVE OFF THE RIGHT -ARCH FOR THE THEFT s 3EPT n -ADISON -OTORS -ADISON 3TREET 7HITEVILLE n ARRESTED /TIS *EREL MAILBOX AND CAME BACK ONTO ACROSS A DRIVEWAY AND HIT A CUL- OF FOUR DIRT BIKES BREAK IN THEFT OF -AZDA CAR RECOVERED ON 4HOMPSON -ARTIN FOR BREAK- Martin THE ROAD 4HE VEHICLE CROSSED VERT AND MAILBOX FROM ,ARRY $EAN 4OWN 2OAD ING INTO /# *ENKINS HOME (INSON IN #ERRO 'ORDO AND s 3EPT n #OURTNIE # ,AVENDER 7HITEVILLE n BREAK IN OF ON 3EPT AND STEALING A WAS ARRESTED AGAIN IN -ARCH VEHICLE PARKED AT "URGER +ING THEFT OF CELL PHONE BLANK CHECK FOR POSSESSION OF PACKETS s 3EPT n $IXIE ,AWN #ARE 7HITEVILLE n BREAK IN OF VEHI- Woman fees kidnapper #RYSTAL -ARIA 7ILCOX OF MARIJUANA WITH INTENT TO CLE PARKED AT 3AMS 0IT 3TOP *EFFERSON 3TREET HERE THEFT OF *ESSIE 3UZANNE !LLEN OF NEEDED A WOMAN MONEY AND A OF CHARGED WITH lLLING OUT SELL IN A &AIR "LUFF POLICE CASE #RAFTSMAN WRENCHES ,ORIS 3# MANAGED TO ESCAPE VEHICLE THE CHECK AND SIGNING *EN- FROM LAST $ECEMBER s 3EPT n 'LENN #HRISTOPHER 'RAHAM &REEMAN 2OAD WITHOUT PHYSICAL INJURY FROM !LLEN DROVE TO 7RIGHT 2OAD "OLTON n BREAK IN NO THEFT HER KIDNAPPER LAST 7EDNESDAY with intentions of driving s 3EPT 4IFFANY ,YNN 2ODRIQUEZ #HADBOURN n THEFT OF night at the home of a friend to the home of a woman she Probation deal for drugs 4OYOTA FROM $AVID (EDWINS GARAGE 0EACOCK 2OAD 4ABOR JUST ACROSS THE LINE INTO #OLUM- KNEW BUT STOPPED AT A LIGHTED BUS #OUNTY ACCORDING TO A SHER- MOBILE HOME NEAR THE FRIENDS -ICHAEL 3HANE DER INTENSIVE SUPER- #ITY IFF S REPORT RESIDENCE !LLEN JUMPED OUT OF 3INGLETON OF VISION n REQUIRING s 3EPT n %ARL .EALY /LD 3TAKE 2OAD #HADBOURN n THEFT !LLEN TOLD DEPUTIES SHE THE PICKUP AND MANAGED TO GET 7HITEVILLE WAS COMMUNITY SERVICE OF FOUR .ITTO RIMS FOUR 'OODRICH TIRES TOOLBOX FROM PICKUP stopped at a convenience store AWAY FROM THE SUSPECT AFTER A placed on probation AND A DAILY CURFEW TRUCK IN ,ORIS AT PM AND WENT BRIEF STRUGGLE last week after his 3INGLETON WAS s 3EPT n %ARLIE -AE 'OWANS 9AM ,ANE 4ABOR #ITY n THEFT INSIDE ! BLACK MALE WAS IN THE 4HE MAN DROVE AWAY AND THE plea deal was accept- ARRESTED IN -ARCH OF TWO BULLDOG PUPPIES PASSENGER SEAT OF HER PICKUP #HEVROLET PICKUP WAS RECOVERED ed in cases where he AFTER A SEARCH s 3EPT n 3HERRY 3TALLINGS "ENTON #OOKS $RIVE 7HITE- WHEN SHE RETURNED TO THE VEHI- IN THE 7ACCAMAW "ANK PARKING pleaded to posses- warrant raid on his VILLE n THEFT OF TWO DEBIT CARDS INSULIN GLASSES PHONE CLE AND HE WAS ARMED AREA IN 7HITEVILLE 4HURSDAY sion of cocaine with HOME (IS PRIOR RE- s 3EPT n -ICHELE -ALPASS 3MYRNA 2OAD 7HITEVILLE n 4HE SUSPECT MADE THE TEEN- INTENT TO SELL AND Singleton cord shows convic- THEFT OF CASH KEYS maintaining his home as a tions for possession of mari- s 3EPT n +ATHY %LAINE 2EAVES 3AUNDERS 3TREET 4ABOR #ITY AGER DRIVE TO (IGHWAY LEAD- County Fatalities ING INTO #OLUMBUS #OUNTY AND place to keep and sell illegal JUANA WITH INTENT TO SELL IN n BREAK IN THEFT OF CASH MEDICATION To this date DRUGS PLUS ASSAULT WITH A DEAD- s 3EPT n *ESSICA .ICOLE $AVIS 7HITEVILLE n BREAK IN OF RES- WANTED HER TO TURN ONTO A DIRT ! CHARGE OF POSSESSION OF LY WEAPON WITH INTENT TO KILL IDENCE ALONG $YSON 3TREET 4ABOR #ITY TWO MALES FOUND SLEEP- road before reaching the state 2011 …………… 8 MARIJUANA WITH INTENT TO SELL INmICTING SERIOUS INJURIES THE ING IN VACANT HOME LINE BUT !LLEN DROVE STRAIGHT AHEAD 2010 ..….……...22 WAS DISMISSED 3INGLETONS SAME YEAR AND BREAKING AND s 3EPT n 4ABOR #ITY %LEMENTARY 3CHOOL n BREAK IN THEFT Total 2010...... 26 PROBATION IS FOR TWO YEARS ENTERING IN AND ASSAULT OF $ELL LAPTOP COMPUTER FROM #LASSROOM #OMPUTER RECOV- 4HE MAN TOLD !LLEN HE HAS WITH THE lRST SIX MONTHS UN- ON A FEMALE IN ERED JUST GOTTEN OUT OF PRISON AND HE Total 2009...... 28 Lifestyles Te News Reporter, Monday, October 3, 2011 -- 5A Acclaimed author Clyde Edgerton will perform at SCC on Oct. 25
The public is invited to join acclaimed author Clyde Edgerton for an afternoon of entertainment in the South- eastern Community College Auditorium on Tuesday, Oct. 25, at 1 p.m. The bestselling author will read from his new novel, “The Night Train,” and take questions from the audi- ence. Following the performance, Edgerton will sign copies of the book, which will be avail- able for purchase and there will be a reception in the lobby of A-Building. The author, also a talented musician who plays the keyboard, banjo, mando- lin, and guitar, will treat the audience to several songs that evoke the musical theme of his latest book. Edgerton has written nine novels, including “The Bible Salesman,” which is taught in literature courses at SCC and colleges and universities across the country. His other Clyde Edgerton titles include “Raney,” “Walk- ing Across Egypt” and “Lunch but he was an acquaintance. I however, he agreed to make a at the Piccadilly.” Five of Edg- would see him at the store near stop at Southeastern at the re- erton’s novels have been New my home.” quest of SCC English Instruc- York Times Notable Books and Reviews sing the praises of tor Patricia Bjorklund. As a he has won a Guggenheim Fel- Edgerton’s newest novel. graduate student and MFA lowship. “Like all of Clyde Edger- candidate, Bjorklund studied “The Night Train,” set in ton’s work, “The Night Train” under the author, who is a 1963, tells the story of two boys, has plenty of laugh-out-loud professor of creative writing Larry Lime Nolan and Dwayne moments, but what I love at UNCW. Hallston, who work side by most about this novel is its “One of my reasons for side at Dwayne’s father’s fur- hard-earned hopefulness that bringing Clyde to SCC is for niture store and love to play if music can change, perhaps the pleasure of watching him music together. The music hearts can as well,” wrote Ron illustrate that, at its core, they enjoy so much is sweep- Rash, author of “Serena,” a literature, like music, exists ing the country but Dwayne PEN/Faulkner Award finalist, to shed light on the human is white; Larry is black and and “Burning Bright,” winner condition,” Bjorklund said. “I in their hometown of Starke, of the Frank O’Connor Award. also wish to show, a bit more N.C., they have to keep their ‘‘The Night Train’ is clas- concretely, the realities of the friendship concealed. sic Edgerton, with crackling writing life and of enduring As Edgerton told NPR’s wit and lines that make you professional relationships. Acclaimed Author Clyde Edgerton will read from his new novel, “The Night Train,” and Scott Simon, the novel is in- laugh out loud--but also classic Writers spend an inordinate perform several musical numbers during a visit to Southeastern Community College formed by his own experience is the great, generous heart amount of time alone but this on Tuesday, Oct. 25, at 1 p.m. growing up in North Carolina at its center that leaves the isolation is generally comple- in the 1960s. reader filled with hope and mented, sustained and indeed with Edgerton is to hold fast to are not so very different from nature, we’re more alike than “About that time, I was 19 compassion,” praised Jill Mc- blessed by teaching and shar- humble and humbling truths. the everyday country folk different.” and I joined a band,” Edgerton Corkle, author of “Going Away ing our craft with an invested “The truth is that the well- of Mr. Edgerton’s southern For more information said, just like the character Shoes.” community.” intentioned and often mis- landscapes. Although, real about Edgerton’s perfor- Dwayne in the novel. “Also, Edgerton is in the midst of Bjorklund said that one guided characters from the geographical boundaries may mance at SCC, contact Patricia I had a friend named Larry a book tour for Little, Brown of the most personal lessons backyards and backwoods of separate us, when it comes Bjorklund at (910) 642-7141, ext. Lime - not exactly a friend and Company, his publisher; that she learned from working my youth in Bridgeport, Conn. to our fundamental human 299 or [email protected]. 3,000 pounds of dog food is given to local animal shelter
By CLARA CARTRETTE I was collecting food for the activity she believes in and News Editor Cape Fear Rescue League, the enjoys being involved in. 3,000-plus pounds of dog food She recently met Ari Garsh, A Whiteville woman who was donated and I decided it an eighth grader at Roland has been trying to help save should go to the Columbus Grice School in Wilmington and care for abandoned ani- County shelter. who has been an animal activ- mals in Columbus County for “I would like to toot my ist since he was 3 years old. about eight years struck gold horn a little,” Lambert said. “I “He would save his money on a recent effort. She was might not be able to rescue as and buy food for the rescue able to get more than 3,000 many animals at the shelter. animals,” she said. “He is an pounds of dog food donated to If a volunteer wants to get an only child and apparently has the Columbus County Animal animal from the shelter they his parents’ support in his Shelter. should be willing to get proper work. He has been on televi- Pat Lambert, president of spaying, neutering and shots; sion in Raleigh and Wilming- the newly organized Cape if they can’t do that, they ton for helping animals. He Fear Rescue League, even got don’t need to get an animal. hears of a need and he helps, the food transported at a very And if they don’t have a good standing in front of Lowe’s low cost. place for an animal, they don’t Food and Pet Smart with fly- “If it had not been for Con- need to get one. I am limited ers, asking for pet food dona- way Trucking and John Deere to the number I can take in tions for homeless animals. Corporation, we could not now but there are other ways People will go into the stores, have gotten the food to Wilm- to help. The shelter needs buy food and bring it out to ington,” Lambert said. “They volunteers. They need help him. He also gets donations shipped it at a very reasonable out there.” and once made enough to buy Ari Garsh of Wilmington, left, an animal activist since he was 3 years old, poses with cost and I got to thinking: it’s Lambert suggested that a washer and dryer for the Pat Lambert and Wilmington Pet Smart manager Ed Huber while 3,000 pounds of do- going to Columbus County, so volunteers offer to clean cag- Pender County shelter.” nated dog food was being loaded to come to the Columbus County Animal Shelter. maybe a county truck could es, feed, water and walk the go to Wilmington and bring animals, even bring treats it back to Whiteville.” for them. She noted that the Lambert said she called 3,000-pound dog food donation County Commissioner Ricky did not include puppy food, Bullard and asked if maybe only adult food. some of his farmer customers “Puppy food is needed and and friends could help, then if there is any extra money asked why a county truck coming in we will be buying couldn’t pick it up since it puppy chow. There are a lot would be used in the coun- of things you can do to help,” ty’s animal shelter. Bullard she added. called County Manager Bill Lambert said application Clark and arrangements were has been made for 501(c)3 non- made to do that. A county profit status for the Cape Fear public utilities employee, Rescue League. David Hardee, and Animal She said she got involved Control Officer Rossie Hayes in animal rescue nine years helped make the transport to ago through Deb Tyman, a Whiteville. neighbor. Lambert said she wants to Lambert said she taken help at the shelter as much as hundreds of dogs to be spayed possible and this was one way and neutered and for adoption she could be involved. in Wilmington. “I would go to “I’ve been with the Colum- Pet Smart almost every Sat- bus Humane Society for eight urday to take dogs for adop- years and have been helping tions,” she said. with pet adoptions for four She said she thanks Colum- years but I decided to do what bus Humane Society for what County Manager Bill Clark, Pat Lambert, Pat Christley, bert got donated to the Columbus County Animal Shelter. I could on my own,” she said. she has learned about protect- Edwin Stanley and Animal Control Offcer Rossie Hayes Christley, of Evergreen, serves on the Columbus County “When someone learned that ing and saving animals, an stand in front of the 3,000 pounds of dog food that Lam- Animal Control advisory board. 6A--The News Reporter, Monday, October 3, 2011 Kelly Graham is bride Engagements of Whitney H. Hughes Kelly Brooke Graham of Little River, S.C. and Whitney Harold Hughes of Little River exchanged vows in a double- ring ceremony September 24, 2011 at 5:30 p.m. at Tabor City Baptist Church, with the Rev. Tommy Gore and the Rev. Bruce Powell officiating. The bride is the daughter of Henry Scott and Frankye Denning Graham of Golds- Brittany Ann Craig boro and the granddaughter Joshua Timothy Gore of Hilda Westbrook Graham Katie Chandler Worley and the late Jesse Ervin Gra- Bradley Dayton Cannon ham of Mt. Olive and Peggy Craig-Gore Overman Denning and the Pamela M. Stanley Anthony L. Cook late Franklin Delano Denning Brittany Ann Craig of Worley-Cannon of Goldsboro. She graduated Goldsboro and Joshua Timo- from the University of North thy Gore of Clarendon will be Mr. and Mrs. Chandler Carolina at Wilmington in Stanley-Cook married on Oct. 22 in a 6 p.m. French Worley of Cerro Gordo 2003 with a B.A. in political announce the engagement of Pamela L. Stanley and An- ceremony at the Duplin Win- science. She is employed as ex- their daughter, Katie Chandler, thony L. Cook will be married ery in Rose Hill. ecutive director at Loris/Sea- to Bradley Dayton Cannon, son on Nov. 5 at 2 p.m. at the Ocean The bride-elect is the daugh- coast Healthcare Foundation. of Mr. and Mrs. Danny O’neal View Baptist Center at Sunset ter of Debbie Craig of Golds- The groom is the son of Wal- Cannon of Nichols, S.C. Beach, with a reception fol- boro and the late Ron Craig. ter Harold and Sylvia Gore The bride-elect graduated lowing at the Calabash VFW She graduated from East Caro- Hughes of Tabor City and the from South Columbus High Building in Calabash. lina University and teaches in grandson of the late Needham the Wayne County Schools. School and Southeastern Com- Gore and Marie Gore Hughes The groom-elect is the son munity College with an as- of Tabor City and the late Veterans meet of Tim and Terrie Gore of sociate’s degree in nursing. Marshall Weldon Gore Sr. of Clarendon. He graduated from She is employed with McLeod Vietnam Veterans of Amer- Medical Center in Dillon, S.C. Tabor City and Mazie Dutton ica meet the first Tuesday of Cape Fear Community College as a registered nurse. Gore of Tabor City. each month at 7 p.m. at 1028 S. and is employed by the N.C. The groom-elect graduated He graduated from North Madison St., Whiteville. Department of Corrections. from Green Sea Floyds High Carolina State University in Mrs. Whitney Harold Hughes 1999 with a B.S. in business School and Horry George- management. He is employed Durham, Kasey Denning Lane Karlie Rae Lane and Mary- History contest has prizes town Technical College with as senior loan officer at New of Goldsboro, cousin of the Gregory Rivers Williamson, an associate’s degree in civil American Mortgage. bride; Angela Whitener Maier niece of the groom, served as engineering technology. He is The bride wore a strapless and Melissa Kaye Sullivan of the flower girls. for students and teachers employed with South Carolina U.S. high school students and background informa- royal satin mermaid gown Raleigh, Rebekah Bishop Wal- Jill Miller-Denning of Department of Transportation and their teachers are invited tion on the Constitution, Bill with a slight sweetheart neck- lace of North Myrtle Beach, Washington, D.C. directed the in Marion, S.C. to participate in the Bill of of Rights, Founders and the line. The ruched bodice was and Jennifer Hughes William- wedding. Presiding at the reg- A Nov. 5 wedding is planned Rights Institute’s sixth an- Founding principles are avail- designed with asymmetrical son of Whiteville, sister of the ister were Katherine Patricia at 5 p.m. in Spring Branch nual Being an American Essay able at www.BillofRightsInsti- satin pleats that continued groom. Sheridan and Teresa Douglas Baptist Church in Nichols, S.C. Contest. tute.org/Contest. across the length of the cha- Walter Harold Hughes Smith, both of Raleigh. The largest contest of its North Carolina is in the pel-length train. It featured a of Tabor City, father of the A program of wedding mu- kind in the country, the Being Southern Region, along hand-embroidered and beaded groom, served as best man. sic was provided by Dr. John an American Essay Contest ex- with Alabama, Arkansas, sash with Swarovski crystal Groomsmen were Kristopher Delano Denning of Durham, Births plores the Founding principles Georgia, Florida, Louisiana, details at the waistline. Her Glenn Denning of Durham, pianist, and Mr. and Mrs. Ken- outlined in the Constitution. Mississippi, South Carolina, headpiece was a cathedral- cousin of the bride; Justin neth Bruce Kelly of Goldsboro Stephens The contest is administered Tennessee, Virginia, Washing- Mr. and Mrs. Mat- length veil with coordinating Nicholas Hughes of Little were vocalists. Kyle Albert by the Bill of Rights Institute, ton, D.C., West Virginia as well thew Thomas Stephens of embroidery and Swarovski River, brother of the groom; Hughes of Shallotte was the a non-profit educational orga- as Puerto Rico and the United Chadbourn announce the Sept. crystal detailing. Needham Gore Hughes IV trumpeter. Charles Gregory nization in the Washington, States Virgin Islands 9 birth of a daughter, Caroline The bride carried an all- of Tabor City, cousin of the Williamson, brother-in-law of D.C. area devoted to educat- Essay question: “How does Rose, in Southeastern Regional white clutch bouquet of hy- groom; Nicholas Gavlin the groom, read scripture. ing young people about the the Constitution establish and drangea, hypericum, and Following the ceremony an Medical Center. She weighed 7 Hughes of Whiteville, cousin Constitution and Founding maintain a culture of liberty?” stephanotis with pearl heads outdoor reception was held at pounds 9 ounces. of the groom; Jason Curry principles. The contest is spon- Eligibility: Students in wrapped in an ivory satin the home of the groom’s par- Mrs. Stephens is the former Greene of Little River, Leon sored by the History Channel. grades 9-12 who are U.S. citi- wrap. ents. Lisa Fairfax, daughter of the George Jackson III of Lexing- “This contest is unique in zens or legal residents and The bride was escorted by After a wedding trip to Rev. and Mrs. Thomas Fair- ton, and Jay Darby Wilson of that it gives students the op- are either attending public, her father and given in mar- Playa del Carmen, Mexico fax of Cerro Gordo. Paternal Shallotte. portunity to think about the private, religious, or charter riage by her parents. the couple will reside in Little grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Ushers were Todd William important Founding principles schools, being home-schooled, River. Samuel R. Noble Jr. and Mr. Megan Stanley Kesler of DeMakes, Matthew Westmo- communicated in our Constitu- or participating in a GED or The groom’s parents hosted and Mrs. E.K. Stephens of Greensboro served as matron reland Hambrick, Craig Mi- tion,” said Dr. Jason Ross, Bill correspondence school pro- a rehearsal dinner at the Surf Lumberton. of honor. Bridesmaids were chael Lee and Edward Allen of Rights Institute vice presi- gram but are no older than 19 Golf and Beach Club in North Holly Hill Bishop of Raleigh, Scarce dent of education programs. years of age. Military bases Myrtle Beach, S.C. Amber O’Reilly Denning of Allie McKenzie Lane, “This context is vital to helping and U.S. territories are also Grape Fest at students see their Founding invited to participate. principles as a meaningful part Essay length: No more 1,000 Lu Mil Oct. 8 of the American experiment of words. The North Carolina Grape self-government.” Judging criteria: adherence Festival will be held Saturday, Specifically, students are to essay question, originality, Oct. 8 from 8 a.m. until 3 p.m. asked to share their thoughts organization, writing style and at Lu Mil Vineyard in Dublin. on the Constitution by answer- depth of analysis There will be a grape stomp ing the following question: High school teachers will competition, U-pick grapes “How does the Constitution serve as judges. and free vineyard tours on the establish and maintain a cul- Deadline for essay submis- double decker bus. There will ture of liberty?” sions: Dec. 15, 2011 at 11:59 be plenty of family fun and The top three student win- p.m. PST. All essays must be entertainment. ners from each of the five submitted at www.BillofRight- The public is invited to par- geographical regions will be sInstitute.org/Submit. ticipate in a yard sale, with free awarded cash prizes of $1,000, Winners will be announced sale or vendor space available first place; $500, second; and in February 2012 by calling 910-866-5819. Fami- $250, third. Teacher sponsors The website and contest lies are urged to clean out their for each student winner will guidelines can be found at closets, garages and barns and receive a cash prize of $100. www.BillofRightsInstitute. businesses can bring overstock “The contest honors and org/Contest items. Set up begins at 6 a.m. awards sponsoring teachers, and equips them with free New Juniorettes lesson plans and other supple- Tabor City getting ready Whiteville Juniorettes inducted 20 new members for the 2011-2012 club year. A local mental materials that meet organization consisting of 50 high school females with the common goal of help- state and national academic for the N.C. Yam Festival ing others, Juniorettes complete numerous volunteer community projects throughout standards so they can easily Tabor City is gearing up for Festival souvenirs, Taste of Ta- the year. The organization is part of the General Federation of Women’s Clubs, incorporate the essay contest the annual N.C. Yam Festival in bor tickets and more may also into their classrooms,” said October. Yam Festival T-shirts, be purchased online at www. the largest volunteer organization in the world. New members are, left to right, front caps and Taste of Tabor tickets ncyamfestival.com. row: Madelyn McCullen, Lexus Dudley, Jocelyn Jones, LaTraikeyonnia Pridgen, Ty- Ross. “The contest is a tribute to the excellent work teachers are available at the library and The Yam Festival parade will lah Robinson and Monica Williams; back row: Tess Fisher, Kellie Bass, Meshonta do in the important task of chamber office, and the “Tabor be held on Saturday, Oct. 22. Robinson, Tia George, Greer Cribb, Myesha Pierce, Madison Hege, Charis Kasitati, civic education.” City Cooks” cookbook is ex- Vendor and parade forms are Madison Creech, Carly Lewis, Morgan Murray, Haley Hardwick, Margaret High and More than 80,000 students pected to be available soon. available at www.ncyamfestival. Julie Ann Canady. have participated in the essay The Taste of Tabor will be com, along with more informa- contest since it began in 2006. held Thursday, Oct. 20 from 6 to tion about Yam Festival events. Divorce recovery “We are pleased to support 9 p.m. at the home of Jason and The Tabor City Chamber of the Bill of Rights Institute’s Shawn Elliott, 30 Ridge Drive, Commerce is selling tickets for a 15-inch laptop. Tickets are $1 or Being an American Essay Con- Tabor City. The Holiday Band seminar planned will provide entertainment. six for $5 and may be purchased test,” said Dr. Libby O’Connell, DivorceCare divorce recov- Tickets are $25 each and may from any chamber director, or SVP, corporate outreach and ery seminar and support group be purchased from First Bank, at the chamber office or library, chief historian, History Chan- meets at Peace Baptist Church, the Visitors’ Center and the both on 5th Street near the Town nel. “The contest encourages 653 Love Mill Road, Whiteville, library. T-shirts and other Yam Gate. each Monday from 6:30-8:30 students to think critically p.m. Childcare is provided and makes the past relevant in through fifth grade. their lives today.” For more information call Complete contest details Peace Baptist Church, 640-2877, can be found below. Further Pastor Chip Hannah. information, including sub- mission criteria, lesson plans
RSP president Pearl Freedman, president of the Columbus/Whiteville Goingfor Pinkthe month of October Retired School Personnel organization (RSP) accepts the gavel from Jean Lloyd, past president of District 13 RSP. Freedman will serve as District 13 president through June 2013. District 13 is comprised of Blad- GIFT WITH PURCHASE en, Brunswick, Columbus, New Hanover, Pender and Receive a pink leather travel jewelry box Sampson counties. She will also serve on the state ex- with your purchase of $125 or more Pandora jewelry. ecutive board for the North Carolina Retired School Per- GIFTS & INTERIORS sonnel during her tenure as district president. 3 -ADISON 3T s ~ While they last, one per customer ~ The News Reporter, Monday, October 3, 2011--7A Journalist writes about Cartrette wins national awards A feature about a local man have ended with a quote from receiving a heart transplant the prayer, if I had one.” and a special section on the A special section about the Watauga County ghosts Columbus County Agriculture 2010 County Fair took second Fair have won national press place in the “Sections/Supple- Just as the Blue Ridge awards for Clara Cartrette, ments Edited by Entrant” cat- Mountains dot the landscape news editor of The News Re- egory. Cartrette not only edited of the famed North Carolina porter. the section, she wrote all of the county, Watauga, so do the Cartrette was there when copy for it, giving a preview of spirits of the residents who Atlas Williams of Whiteville every aspect of what visitors have long since passed. At met the mother and step-father could expect at the fair. the Hickory Ridge Museum, of the man whose heart now The awards were presented one cabin fills with the scent beats in Williams’ chest. He recently at the NFPW confer- of pipe tobacco just before its took a stethoscope because the ence in Council Bluffs, Iowa. otherworldly resident appears, mother had said she wanted to The entries were eligible for and the ghost of a hanged Tory hear her son’s heart beat one national competition by win- captain rides his steed along more time. ning first place in the state af- Riddle’s Knob every misty Cartrette’s story about that filiate contest. Cartrette’s other midnight. meeting between two families state awards, presented last From the story of the who shared a common interest Clara Cartrette spring, included the following: haunted spring near the won first place in the features in these folks’ lives. It’s not of- Special Articles – Arts and Watauga River frequented by division of the National Fed- ten that the reader has access Entertainment, for stories the ghost of a headless dog, to eration of Press Women’s an- to such moments. I liked the about Dr. Steven Candela’s art the distant buzz of a phantom nual competition. foreshadowing – the creation being displayed in a national airplane flying high above The judges commented on of some mystery in the lead. show and Mark Bannerman’s Howard’s Knob mountain in the story: “This was a close-up The story is told succinctly cow paintings winning awards. Boone, these tales are bound to look at a very private moment but with some energy. I would Special Articles – Business, chill even the bravest of read- for stories about Grapefull ers. Noted area journalist Tim Sisters Vineyard and the Boys Bullard delves into the eerie and Girls Home Country Store. past of Watauga County as Columns – Specialized, for he recounts the stories of the “Reading is the World’s Best souls doomed to forever roam Habit” and “Tobacco Season the pine-covered hills. Has Changed.” Tim Bullard was born in Special Articles – Reviews, 1955 in Laurinburg. His maga- for “Sellerstown Bombing zine work includes articles Book Author Plans Book Sign- and photographs in Planning ing” and Gloria Smith’s life magazine, Army magazine, story getting published. Sandlapper and Our State Columns – General, for North Carolina, as well as on “Simple Remedies Provide the John Blue Cotton Festival Cures” and “Made in the USA? and others. Bullard’s website …Not!” can be found at www.timbul- Features – Non-Daily, for “ lard.com. He has worked as a Jalissa Moore, a West Columbus High freshman, won the Harry Jett Remembers Christ- reporter and columnist for the tives both presented him with ware, software and tech issues essay contest at the Yvonne M. Johnson Back to School mas 1966 in ‘Nam.” North Myrtle Beach Times and a plaque of appreciation and for many years. Fun Fest in Fair Bluff Community Park. Presenting her Personality Profile, for a also for the Hickory Daily Re- recognition for investigative This new book is available with a plaque and $125cash are Stephanie Graves, left, story about 73-year-old Nora cord, the Myrtle Beach Herald reporting. The Village Voice at local bookstores, indepen- and Melissa Hawkins, right who hosted the event in Nichols giving up her church and the Watauga Democrat. He also featured him in its “Press dent retailers, and online re- memory of Johnson to reach out to children in the Fair Bluff community. The program included an address to piano job, and “$1.27 to Help has won writing awards from Clips” just before 9/11/2001. tailers (ISBN: 978-1-60949-215-1, Children: Priceless.” An Eagle Scout, Bullard is students and parents, entertainment, food, community the South Carolina Press Asso- Paperback, 128 pages, $19.99). booths such as Fair Bluff Fire and Rescue, Fair Bluff ciation and the North Carolina married to Diane Carr Bul- It is also available directly Community Library and Columbus County Health Depart- Press Association. The South lard, and their son is Conor through the publisher at (866) ment. School supplies were given to children, including Pecan Harvest Carolina Senate and the South Bullard. He enjoys technology 457-5971 or www.historypress. 25 book bags. Carolina House of Representa- and has written about hard- net. Luncheon and Lake man’s poems published Donate books for Tour of Homes Gene Ikner Jr., born in a tion and eternal life. Ikner’s slated Nov. 4 small town in North Carolina, poems have been published library book sale The N.C. Pecan Harvest enjoyed the small town life in a book titled “I Gaze in The Friends of the Carolyn Festival Queen’s Luncheon and and its benefits. He enjoyed Wonder.” T. High Columbus County Li- Tour of Homes will be held in school, sports and church. “Everyone needs guidance brary will have a book sale on Whiteville on Friday, Nov. 4. After finishing high school and God will show how He Saturday, Oct. 15, from 9 a.m. The luncheon will be held Ikner joined the Navy in June works through everything, to 1 p.m. at Vineland Station from 11:30 of 1975 for 11 years and served even poems,” the author said. Books, magazines and me- a.m. until 1:30 p.m. Tickets for a three-year term in the Army. “These poems are meant to dia items may be donated by the tour are $10, and a tour-lun- While in the military Ikner reach everyone — Christians dropping them by the library cheon combo ticket is $15. For was injured, medically dis- and non-believers — because and specify that they are for tickets call 642-9732 or 642-4299. charged, and in 2007 found everyone falls short from the the Friends of the Library Five interesting homes and out he had heart trouble. He grace of God.” book sale. For pick-up of these house of worship will be on items contact Peggy Blackmon is now disabled and lives at “It has been an extreme East Arcadia science teacher Lisa Coley with Whiteville the tour, from 1 to 4 p.m. and at 642-7141, ext. 240. Lake Waccamaw. pleasure to work with this Lowe’s Store employees Tommy Blackmon and Scott 5 to 7 p.m. They include the Ikner began writing po- talented and dedicated au- Turbeville. following: etry because of his religious thor,” said Shawn Street, Pub- Ed and Linda Shelburne, 504 beliefs and the word placed lishAmerica public relations Costa Rica Woodfield Drive; in his thoughts by God. His director. School gets Lowe’s grant John and Sandy Turner, 131 poems are to help people un- For ordering information Lowe’s Home Improvement would like to thank Lorenza Fuller Street; derstand how the world is and visit www.publishamerica. trip ofered store has awarded East Ar- Graham for preparing our David and Jenny Greco, 415 what path to take for salva- com. cadia School $2,100 from the garden area.” Holly Circle; next summer Toolbox for Education grant Anyone who would like to McLean and Erin Thomp- Lake Waccamaw Depot Mu- program. The school will use work with the school on the son, 331 Timber Cove Drive; seum will join with EF Educa- the money to build a school garden project should contact Beth-Israel Synagogue, 269 SCC TV Schedule tional Tours for a nine-day trip garden. Coley at 910-669-2390. West Frink Street; EDU-Cable programming can be viewed locally on Time to Costa Rica June 18-26, 2012. The project “Learning as The students will learn to Carey and Vince Patrick, Warner Cable of Whiteville and surrounding areas, CH. 6. Visit such sites as Lake Are- We Grow Green” is based on prepare, plant, and maintain 316 Larilin Estates. Tune in weekly from 9 a.m. – midnight or view online at nal and hot springs, La Fortuna the goal of providing students on organic garden. Seedlings www.sccnc.edu Waterfall, rain forest canopy with a hands-on learning ex- will be started in the new Arts/crafs fair at This week on EDU-Cable: tour and Manuel Antonio Na- perience and a desire to bring greenhouse that is being built Monday - Wednesday - Friday - Sunday tional Park. Cities on the tour the community to East Arcadia as part of the grant. Students Brunswick House 9 a.m., 2 & 6 p.m. - The Reading Room include San Jose, Monteverde, School. Science teacher Lisa will also learn about container The annual Brunswick 9:30 a.m., 2:30 & 6:30 p.m. - Capitol Conversations with Con- Carara and Central Pacific Coley expressed her gratitude. gardening and gardening in Plantation Arts and Crafts gressman Mike McIntyre and Chambers of Com- Coast and Sarchi. “We look forward to shar- small areas so they will be able Fair will be held Saturday, Oct. merce Cost of the trip is $2,097 ing Learning as We Grow to take these skills with them 22 from 9 a.m. until 2 p.m. at the 11 a.m., 4 & 7 p.m. - Spotlight North Carolina Cooperative for students (junior high and Green with the East Arca- wherever they go. Brunswick House in Calabash. Extension – Dietary Guidelines – Howard Wallace older) and $2,447 for adults, dia, Carvers Creek, and Kelly “Our school and community In addition to a wide selec- and Rebekah Thompson which includes round trip Communitites,” she said. “We will greatly benefit from this tion of handmade crafts and 11:30 a.m., 4:30 & 7:30 p.m. – Columbus County Cooks airfare from Raleigh, full-time grant,” Coley said. “We wish creations, there will be home- “Light” with Harry Foley and guest, Melody Cal- tour director, eight overnight Vets invited for to thank our friends at Lowe’s made baked goods the benefit lihan – Sweet Potato and Black Bean Chili stays in hotels, comfortable for generously supporting this of charities and non-profits. Tuesday - Thursday - Saturday - SCC Presents motor coach and three meals morning social important project.” For more information call Richard F. Burkhardt Fine & Perform- per day. 287-4604. 9 a.m., 2 & 7 p.m. – All veterans are invited to ing Arts Series – GRITS – Sue Hawks and Dr. For information, contact enjoy fellowship, coffee and Sharyn Edwards Lake Waccamaw Depot Mu- doughnuts on Wednesday, Oct. Whiteville Shuck N’ Shag Oyster seum at 646-1992 or visit EF 9:30 a.m., 2:30 & 7:30 p.m. - 26 from 8 a.m. until noon at Roast 2011 – Sue Hawks, Janice Young, Butch Educational Tours and type in Chapter 962, Vietnam Veter- Hooks and Todd Collins tour #1069634 for itinerary and ans of America Hut, 1028 S. additional information. 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Hay St. 107 Church Street, Lake Waccamaw tXXXDPMMJFSTKFXFMFSTDPN Deaths The News Reporter, Thursday, October 3, 2011 -- Page 8A ALLEN RALPH BURNETT GRACIE JERNIGAN BYRD KIMBERLY WELLS SMITH NETTIE G. SMITH DEATH NOTICE DEATH NOTICE CERRO GORDO -- Allen WHITEVILLE -- Gracie NAKINA -- Kimberly Wells NAKINA -- Nettie G. Smith, Ralph Burnett, 72, died Friday, Jernigan Byrd, 67, of White- Smith, 58, died Thursday, 62, died Wednesday, Sept. 28, GARY CARLYLE ‘BUTCH’ Sept. 30, 2011 at Columbus ville died Thursday, Sept. 29, Sept. 29, 2011 in an automobile 2011 at Columbus Regional LEWIS Regional Healthcare in White- 2011 at her residence. She was accident. She was born Dec. Healthcare. TABOR CITY -- Gary Car- ville. the daughter of the late Lawyer 22, 1952 in Greenwood, S.C., Final rites will be held at lyle “Butch” Lewis, 65, died He was a native of Black Jernigan and Bertha Sasser the daughter of the late Brice 11 a.m. Tuesday, Oct. 4 at Holy Thursday, Sept. 29, 2011, River Falls, Wis- Byrd. Marion Wells and Naomi Out- Bethel Fire Baptized Holi- at New Hanover Regional consin and the Final rites were held Satur- es Wells. She was a member of ness Church, 8290 Ocean Hwy. Medical Cen- son of the late day, Oct. 1, at McKenzie Mortu- Mt. Tab or Baptist Church and West, Sunset Beach with Rev. ter in Wilm- Frank and Ethel ary Chapel with Rev. Anthony was formerly employed with Cathy S. Moore officiating. ington. Preston Burnett Rich officiating. Burial was in the News Herald in Ahoskie. Burial will be in the Reaves Born in Mar- and was also Flynn Cemetery. She was preceded in death by Family Cemetery. Viewing ion County preceded in death by a sister, She is survived by her hus- a granddaughter. will be at the church Tuesday, he was the son of the late Elizabeth Waletzko. He retired band, Robert Byrd of the home; A memorial service will be Oct. 4 one hour prior to the Gary Edward Lewis and from the Army with 20 years of one son, Joe Byrd of Nakina; held at 3 p.m. Monday, Oct. 3 service and again following Easter Floride Grainger service to his country. five sisters, Athleen Jernigan at Peacock’s Chapel with Rev. the service. Peoples Funeral Lewis. He was a veteran of Final rites will be held at 3 and Carolyn Figiel, both of David Duncan officiating. Pea- Home of Whiteville is han- the U.S. Army. He retired p.m. Thursday, Oct. 6 at Bruns- Whiteville, Christine Lindsey cock Funeral Home of White- dling the arrangements. from law enforcement as wick Baptist Church with Rev. of Staton, Va., Rose Mary ville is handling the arrange- She is survived by her hus- NORMAN BECK Police Chief of Fair Bluff. Merle Johnson officiating. Cooke of Orange Park, Fla. ments. The family will receive band, Ervin Lee Smith; three FLORENCE, S.C. -- Mr. Final rites were held Sat- Interment will follow in Chad- and Joyce Hamm of Hickory; friends from 2-3 p.m., one hour sisters, Gerthel Marshall of Norman Furnie Beck, 67, urday, Oct. 1 in the New bourn Memorial Cemetery two brothers, Marshall Jerni- prior to the service. Queens, N.Y., Vivian Jordan of Whiteville, died Wednes- Horizon Worship Center with full military honors. The gan of Whiteville and William She is survived by her hus- of Sunset Beach, Jewel Reaves day, Sept. 28, 2011, at Re- in Tabor City by Dr. Tom family will receive friends Jernigan of Elizabeth City; band, Leslie F. Smith; three of Winston-Salem; and four gency Hospital in Florence, Ward. Burial followed in from 7-9 p.m. Wednesday, Oct. 5 two grandchildren, Colby and sons, Shane Smith of Nakina, brothers, Martin Reaves, Col- S.C. He was born Oct. 5, the worship center cem- at Worthington Funeral Home Gracelyn Bryd of Nakina. William Smith of Woodland, ey Reaves, Virgil Reaves and 1943 in Columbus County, etery. Inman Funeral Home in Chadbourn. Jonathan Smith of Turkey; Hezekiah Reaves, all of Sun- the son of the late Furnie of Tabor City handled the He is survived by his wife, LARRY MILTON HESTER three daughters, Lesley Smith set Beach. McLean Beck and Annie arrangements. Susan Lynn Hahn Burnett BLADENBORO -- Larry of Woodland, Kimberly Smith Ruth Simmons Beck. He is survived by his wife, of the home; three sons, Sam Milton Hester, 60, died Sunday, Waterfield of Ga., Shauna J.W. BROOKS WRIGHT He owned and operated Cynthia Cox Lewis; one Burnett of Theresa, N.Y., Oct. 2, 2011. He was preceded in Smith of Nakina; one brother, TABOR CITY -- J.W. Brooks Beck Realty and was a real son, Gary Lewis of Tabor Johnny Burnett of McClem- death by his parents, Marcus Carey Wells of Greenwood, Wright, 80, died Saturday, Oct. estate broker and commer- City; two daughters, Sandy mons, Mich., Shaun Burnett of and Pearl Hester; one sister, S.C.; and three grandchildren. 1, 2011 at home. He was the cial appraiser. He was a Norris, and husband, Kev- Fayetteville; three daughters, Nell; and one brother, Samuel See story page 1 . son of the late Mack S. and member of Lebanon Lodge in, of Tabor City and Carla Tammy B. Stade of Shelby Marcus. Beulah Hinson Wright and #207 A.F. & A.M. and a Stewart of Tabor City; one LUEREDER FLEMMING Township, Mich., Conny B. Final rites will be held at was also preceded in death member of Old Dock Unit- sister, Monteen Chestnut, CLARKTON -- Luereder Lynch of Clinton Township, 11 a.m. Wednesday, Oct. 5, at by five siblings, Emma Jane ed Methodist Church. of Atlanta, Ga.; and four Flemming, 88, died Friday, Mich., Tania Burnett of Cary; Hickory Grove Baptist Church Wright, Sarah Wright Gray, A funeral service with grandchildren, Paxton Sept. 30, 2011 at her residence. two step-sons, Tom Czerniak in Bladenboro. The family will Ruth Wright Brown, Myrtle Masonic rites was conduct- Stewart, Baylee Stewart, Final rites will be held at 1 and Bill Czerniak, both of the receive family and friends be- Wright Simmons and Roy ed Saturday, Oct. 1, at Pea- Brennan Stewart and Kylie p.m. Wednesday, Oct. 5 at Len- home; three brothers, Jerald fore the service from 10-10:45 Wright. cock’s Chapel by Rev. Car- Norris. non’s Chapel in Clarkton with Junior Burnett of Kenosha, a.m., Wednesday, Oct. 5 at the A graveside interment ser- roll Fitzgerald. Interment A guest register is avail- Pastor Emanuel Evans offi- Wis., Don Le Roy Burnett of church. Burial will be in the vice will be held at 2 p.m. was in Peacock’s Columbus able at inmanfuneralhome. ciating. Burial will be in the England, and Robert Burnett church cemetery. Lewis-Bowen Tuesday, Oct. 4 at Mt. Sinai Memorial Park. com. Mt. Olive Cemetery, Elizabeth- of Black River Falls, Wis.; five Funeral Home of Bladenboro Baptist Church, Clarendon. He is survived by his wife, town. Union Funeral Home is sisters, Mildred B. Aldach of is handling the arrangements. Worthington Funeral Home Rita Hill Beck; two sons, handling the arrangements. Blair, Wis., Lucille B. Lind- He is survived by two sis- of Chadbourn is handling the Ray Beck and wife, Jo, of Visitation will be held Tues- SERVICES say of La Crosse, Wis., Doris ters, Patricia Belo of Raleigh arrangements. Whiteville, DeLeon Beck B. Miller of Holemen, Wis., day, Oct. 4 from 2-7 p.m. and and Margaret Odum of Blad- one hour prior to the service and wife, Valerie, of Bolton; Charlotte B. Heller and Ruth ROBERT L. SHIPMAN SR. enboro. and following the service at three grandchildren, Alex, Burnett, both of Black River CLARKTON -- Robert L. A fsh fry will be held at Antioch Memorials can be made to the funeral home. Matthew and Lauren Beck; True Deliverance Holiness Falls, Wis.; 10 grandchildren Shipman Sr. died Saturday, Hickory Grove Baptist Church She is survived by one son, a brother, Donnie Beck and Church on Oct. 7 from 10 a.m.- and 11 great-grandchildren. Oct. 1, 2011 at Cape Fear Val- or to a charity of your choice. Lawrence William Flemming. wife, Linda, of Tabor City; 4 p.m. for $5.50. The church is ley Bladen Healthcare in Eliz- two half-sisters, Cora Har- at 10 Rosemary Lane located abethtown. relson of Tabor City and behind National Spinning Com- the Tribal Grounds on Old Lake EARL JAMES DANIELS ELOISE PAIGE SNOWTEN Arrangements are incom- Mildred Todd and husband, pany in Brunswick. The pastor is Road in the Buckhead commu- BOLTON -- Earl James Dan- WHITEVILLE -- Eloise plete and will be announced nity. It will also be held on Sat. J.C., of Chadbourn. He Bishop Bruce Alderman Sr. iels, 78, died Saturday, Oct. 1, Paige Snowten, 80, died Fri- by Union Funeral Home. Oct. 22 with a parade and grand was preceded in death by a 2011 at Columbus Regional day, Sept. 30, 2011 at Columbus The Shepards House will hold entry at 11 a.m. also at the Tribal brother, Harvey Beck and a Healthcare. Regional Healthcare. ANNIE REE MELVIN a day of Atonement service on Grounds. half-sister, Gladys Byrd. Arrangements are incom- Arrangements are incom- KINLAW Online condolences may Saturday, Oct. 8 at 6 p.m. plete and will be announced The missionaries of Pleas- plete and will be announced BOLTON -- Annie Ree Mel- be made at www.peacockfu- by Peoples Funeral Home of The program committee of New ant Union Missionary Baptist by Peoples Funeral Home of vin Kinlaw, 74, died Sunday, neralhome.net Townsend Temple Ministries Church will hold a “Candlelight” Whiteville. Whiteville. Oct. 2, 2011 at New Hanover will host a yard sale on Saturday, service on Sunday, Oct. 23 at 4 Regional Medical Center. Oct. 8 at Freeman’s Gas, Grill p.m. The Rev. Carl Moore and Memorial service Arrangements are incom- FUNDRAISERS and Grocery from 7 a.m.-until. Lakes Chapel Missionary Baptist CCCA meeting plete and will be announced All proceeds will go to the 2011 Church of Atkinson will be the for Allene Troy by Peoples Funeral Home of Porter Swamp Baptist Church Pastoral Appreciation. The loca- guest. Tuesday, Oct. 4 Whiteville. A memorial service will of Cerro Gordo will hold at tion is 961 South Green Swamp The Columbus County Cat- be held for Allene Troy on BBQ plate fundraiser on Satur- Road, Bolton. (Hwy 211). tlemen’s Association will meet Sunday, Oct. 9 at Love Grove day, Oct. 15 from 11 a.m.-until. on Tuesday, Oct. 4 at 7:30 p.m. Shining Star Chapter #381 of REVIVALS Freewill Baptist Church in the GOSPEL SINGS Plates include BBQ, Sweet Pota- at the Columbus County Coop- Hallsboro will celebrate their Welches Creek community at toes, Slaw, Roll, Dessert and tea Mill Branch Missionary Bap- erative Extension Office. for $7 per plate. Proceeds go to 60th anniversary on Sunday, 11:15 a.m. The Grand Ole Gospel will cel- tist Church will hold its fall re- The meeting is open to the fnishing process of the new Oct. 9 at the Hannah Lodge at The guest speaker will be ebrate its 3rd anniversary on vival on Monday, Oct. 3 through the public and will be a plan- Tuesday, Oct. 4 at 7 p.m. Admis- building. 6 p.m. The guest speaker will be Robert Williams of Whiteville. Minister Emma Walker of Center Friday, Oct. 7 at 7:30 p.m. night- ning session for the Columbus sion is free. The gospel sing will The colors will be white and Baptist Church of Bladenboro. ly. The guest speaker will be El- County Agricultural Fair. be held at the New Life Commu- der Antoine Bellamy of St. Luke silver. Refreshments will be nity Church facility at 107 Maults- Second St. Paul Missionary Holiness Church of Fayetteville. served after the service. by Street. HOMECOMING Baptist Church of Hallsboro will There will be a guest choir each For more information call West Columbus celebrate Senior Citizen Day on night. Rev. Dr. Jerry Ganus is the 640-3239. Viking Club to Sandy Plain Baptist Church, Saturday, Oct. 15 at 3 p.m. The pastor. In Memory of will hold its homecoming and presenter will be Sara Gray of Harvest Day on Sunday, Oct. the Columbus County Health Old Zion Wesleyan Church Fall hold chicken bog Our Fellow Officer revival services will be held Mon- The West Columbus Viking 9 at 11 a.m. The Rev. Jimmy Department speaking on Taking Whiteville High School class day, Oct. 3 - Wednesday, Oct. 5 Club will hold a fundraiser Caines will be the guest speaker. care of your health as a senior of 1986 will hold its 25th class at 7 p.m. There will be no Sun- A covered dish dinner will follow citizen. The Columbus County reunion on Friday, Oct. 7 and chicken bog on Friday, Oct. 14 Roy Dale day evening service. The church in the fellowship hall. There will Sheriff’s Department will speak Saturday, Oct. 8. The WHS from 5-8 p.m. The plates are is located at 10144 Swamp Fox also be singing during Sunday on Protecting yourself as a senior homecoming parade will be at $5 each and are available for Highway (N.C. 904) about 11 Thomas school. The church is located on citizen and Minister Val Souther 3:30 p.m. Classmate who or- pick-up in front of the school miles east of Tabor City. The Hwy. 904 seven miles east of Ta- of Spring Hell Missionary Baptist dered T-shirts may pick them up auditorium from 5-7 p.m. or at pastor is Billy Roy. For more in- bor City. Church will speak on Your spiri- from Monche Simmons after the formation call 653-2305 or visit the homecoming football game tual walk with Christ as a senior parade. If response is suffcient, the church website at www.oldzi- at the football field from 5-8 Welcome Pentecostal Freewill citizen. Music will be provided by there will be a tailgate at 6 p.m. Baptist Church, will hold its 67th onwesleyan.com p.m. Proceeds will go to help Brother Kenny Smith of Eliza- at legion stadium prior to the support the WCHS athletic homecoming on Sunday, Oct. 9 bethtown. There will be a special football game. The homecoming Pleasant Union Missionary program. at 10:30 a.m. with the Rev. Don- tribute to the seniors by Deacon game is at 7:30 p.m. The main Baptist Church will hold its an- ald Carlyle as speaker. Singing Evans Best. A fsh fry will follow even will be on Saturday with nual revival on Wednesday, Oct. for the service will be the Friends along with free blood pressure social hour from 7-8 p.m. and 5 through Friday, Oct. 7 at 7 p.m. of Jesus Quartet. A covered dish checks and body indexes. Rev. banquet at 8 p.m. The event will nightly. The guest speaker will meal will be served afterwards in Acie Robinson is the pastor. include a DJ and meal. Respond the fellowship hall. The church is be Rev. Dr. Carozell Henry, pas- Vineland to Simmons at vintwan08@ya- tor of Crystal Spring Missionary located at 3104 Old Cribbtown The New Townsend Temple hoo.com or call 207-3503. Road. For more information call Ministries will celebrate Pastor Baptist Church. Station 653-9284 or Carlyle at 863-3995 Lula M. Webb’s 10th annual pas- Available for Happy Birthday or 876-0287. toral appreciation service on Oct. Evergreen Baptist Church, will 12-14 at 7:30 p.m. nightly and hold its fall revival Monday, Oct. wedding receptions 9/30/1970 - 3/3/2010 Evergreen Baptist Church, will Oct. 16 at 11 a.m. The church 10-13 at 7 p.m. with the Rev. Tom FAMILY REUNION & other events We love and miss you, hold its homecoming Sunday, Gandy as the visiting preacher. is located at 273 Smith Lane, 640-2030 Your Aunt #2237 Oct. 9 at 10 a.m. with the Rev. Bolton. For more information call Jason Kinlaw as the visiting 512-7010. Zion Plain Missionary Baptist A family reunion for the descen- preacher. Church, will hold its fall revival dants of John Franklin Mintz, Evergreen A.M.E. Zion Church Monday, Oct. 10-14 at 7:30 p.m. Otha Mintz, Mamie Mintz Dale, Mt. Zion Baptist Church, will will celebrate their pastor’s ap- with the Rev. Leo Stevenson Lyddia Mintz Malpass and Will hold its homecoming Sunday, preciation with a banquet for Rev. pastor of Big Macedonia in Sup- Mintz will be held Saturday, Oct. Oct. 16 with Sunday School at 10 Dr. William H. Ballard on Oct. 15 ply as speaker. A different choin 8 at 11 a.m.-until at the Riegel- a.m. and worship service at 11 at 5 p.m. at the Woodmen of the will perform each night. Rev. wood Community Center, 105 a.m. with the Rev. Bill Blanton. World Lodge in Delco. On Sun- Mack Reed is the pastor. Hwy. 87. (The center is located at The pastor is Dr. M.L. Boone. day, Oct. 16 at 11 a.m. will be the corner of 87 and Waccamaw The church is located along Red a morning appreciation worship Road - turn at stoplight.) Bring a Hill Road. followed by a fellowship dinner potluck lunch for all to share and in the dining hall. For more in- CLASS REUNIONS bring pictures and memorabilia. China Grove Baptist Church, formation call Belinda Pickett at For questions call Shirley Mor- will hold its homecoming Sunday, 352-3853. gan at 612-2516. Oct. 16 with Sunday School at 10 a.m. and worship service and Central Middle School will hold East Columbus High School singing at 11 a.m. with the Rev. a Chicken Bog Plate Sale on class of 1996 will hold its class Tony Ward of Nakina. A covered Thursday, Oct. 20 from 11 a.m.-2 reunion on Saturday, Oct. 15 at SHORT BROS. dish luncheon will he held in the p.m. Plates can be delivered or Goodfellas Night Club in down- fellowship hall following the ser- picked up behind the gym. Call town Wilmington from 7-10 p.m. vice. The pastor is Rev. Thomas Kandle Rogers at 770-1581 or The cost is $15 and $20 per RENT-A-CAR Fairfax. The church is located the school at 642-3546. person. For more information Hwy. 701, South contact Kendra Young-Freeman at 2903 Old Stake Road, Chad- $ 95 of Whiteville bourn. For more information or The Waccamaw Siouan 41st at [email protected] or directions call Karen McPherson Annual Pow Wow will be held LaShanta Moore at lamoore78@ DAILY at 654-3013. on Friday, Oct. 21 at 7 p.m. at hotmail.com. 19 642-4175 www.mckenziemortuary.net The News Reporter, Monday, October 3, 2011 – 9-A McDonald’s Presents Whiteville High School East Columbus High School West Columbus High School South Columbus High School
Emily Rodolfo Brooke Rachel Ward Garcia Andrews Norris
Senior Emily Ward is the 17-year-old daugh- Seventeen-year-old senior Rodolfo Senior Brooke Andrews, 17, is the daughter of Junior Rachel Norris, 16, is the daughter ter of Keith and Candy Ward. She is presi- Garcia is the son of Orfa Jaimes. A Michael and Crystal Andrews. She is head drum of Donna and Mack Norris. She is a varsi- dent of the FFA and a member of the Nation- longtime member of the East Colum- major of the WCHS Marching Vikings and was ty cheerleader and is on the varsity dance al Honor Society. A junior marshal last year, bus High School JROTC, he is active a participant in the Denmark Foreign Exchange team. In the top 10 percent of her class, she bowls and plays softball for the school. on the unit’s Raider Team. He said he project. On the honor roll since her freshman she is a regular on the Principal’s List. She She is a member of the Spanish Club and likes the school’s JROTC program the year, she is a member of FFA, SGA and the Beta scored more than 1110 on the math and HOSA. “The teachers are the best part of best because it is “fun.” His favorite Club, of which she is vice president. She is a reading portions of the SAT. “I like the way WHS,” she said. “They care about their class at ECHS is U.S. History. “I get to member of WCHS’s jazz and concert bands and my high school prepares students for col- students.” Honors Chemistry is her favorite learn about the past,” he said. Garcia the 2011 All-County Band. She said the teachers lege by offering a varety of classes.” Eng- class. “I fnd the class interesting and enjoy said the most interesting thing about are the best thing at WCHS. “They are willing lish is her favorite. “I enjoy enhancing my the labs.” She said the most interesting thing him is he is the commanding sergeant to help you achieve your goals.” Band is her fa- reading and writing skills.” She said the about her is “I am a fun and outgoing person major of the Gator Battalion. His favor- vorite class. “Mr. (George) Nickerson has always most interesting thing about her is she has who makes everyone laugh.” Her favorite ite activity is practicing and perform- pushed me to do my best and to never give up.” taken dance, her favorite activity, since age activity is FFA. “I like being involved in the ing with the Raider Team because he She said the most interesting thing about her is 4. “I am on the Senior All-Star Dance team community and helping with school projects. gets to exercise. After graduation next “I am an optimistic person and plan on becoming at Southside Dance Center. It’s fun and it She plans to attend East Carolina University spring, he plans to enlist in the United a motivational Christian speaker.” She plans to keeps me active.” She plans to enter a four- for dentistry. States Army. attend UNC-CH to become a pharmacist. year school to pursue a career in medicine.
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on an interim basis by Cap- Technician and EMT, and is had been delayed while they tain Robert Simmons, said continuing his professional determined an appropriate Faison. development through the start date to synchronize “Captain Simmons en- Chief Officer Development retirement from his current countered a number of chal- Program, which will qualify position and the arrival in lenges and met each effec- Yergeau for Fire Officer III Whiteville. Yergeau will of- tively, ensuring service to certification. He received an ficially begin full-time work our city was not interrupt- Associate in Fire Science in as the city’s fire chief on Jan. ed,” Faison remarked. “This 1999, and is currently pursu- 2, 2012. process has been especially ing a Bachelor of Science in “He has offered to come tough, extending much lon- Fire Management through before then during his off ger than expected.” Fayetteville State University. days to initiate the transition In addition to the usual He has completed a number and assimilation into the background checks, refer- of development programs department and city orga- ences and interviews, Faison through the National Fire nization,” Faison said. “We said the city threw a little Academy. look forward to his joining hospitality into the final hir- Faison said Friday that the city and the fire depart- ing process. Yergeau had verbally accept- ment.” “The last cycle of inter- ed the city’s offer a few weeks views included an old fash- ago, but this announcement ioned cookout, in which the candidates, key staff, fire Photos sought department personnel and for depot museum city council mingled,” he Pow Wow is Oct. 21 said. “Many remarked that The Waccamaw Siouan Vineland Station is cur- it provided a uniquely differ- 41st Annual Pow Wow will rently compiling photos that ent context to meet and greet be held on Friday, Oct. 21 at 7 will be put on display in the potential fire chiefs.” p.m. at the Tribal Grounds on history museum at the station. Yergeau has compli- Old Lake Road in the Buck- Anyone with historic pho- mented his operational ex- head community. It will also tos of the station is asked to periences with professional be held on Sat. Oct. 22 with call Carly High at 625-9522. training and certification a parade and grand entry Photos will be scanned and as a Fire Officer I and II, In- at 11 a.m. also at the Tribal returned immediately. structor II, Hazard Materials Grounds. Looking back
Sometime in the 1960s, the parking meters were removed from the courthouse square in uptown Whiteville. Here, an unidentifed worker smooths the freshly poured concrete on a new access to the parking lot in front of the old Simmons Drug Store (now J. Ray Realty).
The Atlantic Coast Line entry in a Farmers Day Parade sometime in the late 1940s In 1964, The News Reporter’s photographer caught this image of a snow-covered or early 1950s. This photo was made by Leslie Baldwin whose studio was above car in front of the Columbus Theatre where the flm “Quick Before It Melts” was Guiton’s Drug Store. A caboose brought up the rear of the parade. showing. The theater is one of oldest active movie theaters in North Carolina. Editorials Te News Reporter, Monday,October 3, 2011 Is demography Early arrival now driving of fall weather a economics?
welcome respite By Dr. MIKE WALDEN N.C. Cooperative Extension Fall technically began over a week
ago, but the cool special delivery from When, as a child, I was con- our Canadian cousins was a welcome one fused about some problem, my this weekend. father would say, “Son, maybe This year saw some temperatures that you’re missing the forest because rose well above records; wildfires hazed of the trees.” Of course, what he the horizon in every direction and the meant was that I was too focused drought left crops as little more than an on the small pieces (the trees) of afterthought in some areas. While we the problem to see the answer in the big picture -- the forest. could still use a few good heavy rains, The same could be said of the cooler temperatures are a respite for many of today’s economic ques- which most of us have pined since back tions. Various groups debate in June. causes and solutions with no Autumn in Southeastern North Caro- apparent agreement. Are they lina may lack the Technicolor grandeur putting too much attention on of the The point the trees and not enough on the mountains, forest? but it is no In what many would ar- A strong argument can be made that the answer is “yes,” less lovely; gue is Columbus Coun- and the forest that is often being steam ty’s best season, this missed is demography. Demogra- rising week’s cooler weather phy is the study of human popu- from Lake signals the start of lation and its characteristics. Waccamaw For current economic issues, the on a cool many good things to Yellow ribbons important demographic factor is morning, come. the number of people in various uncle. He was a little kid when he harder. a slight By JEFFERSON WEAVER age ranges. Staff Writer disappeared, all boy and all of four When he disappeared, Buddy fog drifting through the pines, church Of course, age affects many years old. Buddy liked NASCAR, was wearing light summer clothes, of our likes, dislikes and prefer- homecomings and family reunions and There are no yellow ribbons football, and horses. He had two perfectly appropriate for a day in ences. For example, I (a college Friday night lights over football stadia anymore, at least not for Buddy. dogs that he adored. the 80s, but no good in the 30s with professor over age 60) prefer — all are as much a part of fall in our I passed through Roseboro a He loved his uncle’s big rig, and a hard northeast wind pushing different music, movies and even area as the maples, ash, hickory and oaks while back, silently cheering a the last I heard, there was a minia- temperatures even cooler. food than the college students which provide a splash of color and a lot small town I always loved rising ture version of that tractor-trailer No one thought he was any- I teach. If I say Sinatra, Gable of yard work. from the ashes of a recession. I waiting under a Christmas tree where near his home, but we all or meatloaf (the food, not the didn’t go by Microwave Tower in Donna’s hoped he was somehow safely Soon the hounds will sing on the trails singer), many of my students’ Road, though. I didn’t have the home. His hidden away in one of the swamps eyes will glaze over! of deer as the ducks begin to dive, and time, and I didn’t have the heart. e y e s a r e around Microwave Tower Road, family and friends will again take to the But demography also has a Eleven years ago, on Oct. 5, h a u n t i n g shivering between his dogs and big impact on public finances. woods and the fields for a day of fellow- 2000, Tristan Myers and his grand- as he stares waiting for someone to find him. Public expenditures on a per per- ship, or a few hours of solitude for the mother Donna took an afternoon a c r o s s a As J-man and I fumbled awk- son basis are generally greatest still hunter. nap. Donna awoke to find the little k i t c h e n ward passes and laughed the for the young and the old. Columbus County is still blessed to boy called Buddy gone. table at a other afternoon, I thought of how Young people need to be edu- have that symbol of fall in a rural com- He has never been seen again. c a m e r a , blessed my own buddy is; he has cated, so public spending on K-12 munity, the county fair. Livestock shows, I spent most of the next three a n d t h e parents and uncles and grandpar- schools, colleges and universities days on the ground with search s m i l e o n ents and a sister who adore him homemaking-skills contests, local tal- rises as the number of young teams, volunteers, law enforce- his face as (even when he does drive Victoria people increases. At the other ent, and just plain family fun are the ment officers, hunters, other media he plays in batty) as well as a phalanx of hallmarks of this annual tradition, and Weaver end of the age spectrum, older types, and a few wall-eyed fruitbats a little pool grownups who would cheerfully persons use more health care, we hope it is around for many a year to who said they could find Buddy in Donna’s yard is like any other stand before the gates of Hell to and much of this is provided by come. There is something special about with a Ouija board. happy, healthy little boy. protect him. government spending. the smell of the runway, the taste of There is a picture of me on But Buddy isn’t, to our knowl- Most of the children I know It’s well known that we are home-made baked goods, and the rows the wall at home, taken by a pho- edge, like most little boys. He is are like that; they have the safety an aging society. In 1950 only 8 of lovingly and carefully created quilts, tographer I worked with on the gone. and security in being little kids, percent of the population was 65 canned goods, and other products that search. I was hand-writing my I got too close to the story when shielded from a cruel and often and over; by 1990 it had risen to story to file for an early edition of we were searching for Buddy—that capricious world. show off the talents of our friends and 12.5 percent; and in 2010 the rate the Fayetteville Times. is obvious, since I use the term we Buddy didn’t have that until he was 13 percent. neighbors. Fall would be less without the There are scratches on my instead of the objective they. It came to live with Donna; I cannot county fair and our town festivals. Further, with the large baby arms from the briars and vines shows, and if that bothers you, I fathom the pain she feels every day boom generation moving into re- The cooler temperatures mean we can we punched through looking for a apologize for my loss of objectivity thinking of a little boy who disap- tirement, the elderly slice of our enjoy an evening outside again without lost little boy. I had a lot less gray in this case. peared on her watch. population will continue to grow, working up a sweat. The hum and soli- hair then. I was reminded of Buddy a I don’t hold her responsible, by reaching 19 percent in 2030 and tude of air conditioning can be replaced Buddy never had a good break little more than usual the other any means; even if she had done more than 20 percent by 2050. with conversation on porches, in hunting until he went to live with his day when Johnathan and I were something wrong, the punishment At the same time, the per- camps, or on city streets, where a light grandparents. Donna and John tossing a football in his front yard. she has inflicted on herself for centage of our population that loved him like their own, even Buddy was a little older than my the last 11 years is far worse than jacket or sweater is perfectly sufficient is young will change very little, though he was technically a great- adopted nephew, but he and J-man anything a court could imagine. slipping less than one percentage for the next month or more. nephew; Buddy’s grandmother have a lot in common. This was just one of those We’re especially pleased that the first point in the next 20 years. died of cancer. We have thrown a ball around horrible, mysterious things that This means the growing pro- Alive at Five concert and festival in Buddy’s dad was never in the plenty of times before, of course happens sometimes, the type of portion of our elderly population Whiteville was scheduled for this week, picture, and his mother, herself (frankly, neither of us is very good, thing that makes some folks cry will be accompanied by a reduced the first week of fall-like weather. Even barely more than a child when but we have fun) but it was the day out to God and others curse him. proportion of those in their peak native Southerners can get grumpy in she gave birth to him, was best that brought to mind those days in Regardless of whether they reach working years. the miserable humidity that marks sum- described as a troubled young October of 11 years ago. for comfort, they all ask questions This then is the forest of our mer, and a crisp evening will be a great woman. The wind was freshening, and for which there are no answers. future, the graying of our popula- I use that term since I don’t like the sky was clear. The first of the Where did Buddy go? Was he time to enjoy Vineland Station, a concert tion and the increased number of speaking ill of the dead. A few fall’s casualties rattled in the trees, kidnapped? Lost in the clay holes elderly persons (usually retired) and a street fair. years after Buddy disappeared on and a few fell to an early fate, yel- and swamps near his home? Did All in all, autumn has a lot to offer relative to those working. This that crisp cool October day, his low and red and tinges of green some bizarre good Samaritan find forest has and will continue to after a summer of discontent, if we may mother was thrown like a bag of reminding us of the season past. him wandering down the road have a profound effect on federal borrow from the Bard. The fun of Hal- trash from a moving truck and The cold front barreling into and adopt him, or did someone government finances and the con- loween and the fellowship of Thanks- killed. Carolina the other day was noth- far more evil seal a little boy who tinuing debate over the national giving are only weeks away, and what But this column isn’t about a ing like the one that hastened couldn’t get a break? debt. glorious weeks those will be in Columbus young woman who turned to drugs searchers in 2000; J-man and I Will he be found alive and well, The reason is that three big County and Southeastern North Caro- and stripping and who knows what were enjoying the cooler weather. a teenager who has been raised by federal government programs else, rather than cowgirling up It wasn’t like that October evening a family who just wanted their own lina. -- Social Security, Medicare and and being a mother. This column, briefing in a closed Ford dealership son? Will his tiny bones be found Medicaid -- are being driven by which I write every year around when I zipped my hunting coat with one of his favorite toys by a our aging population. Currently, this time, is about a little boy. and listened to a gaunt man with hunter wandering the woods? Social Security is in good finan- Buddy was truly happy when a tired voice unnecessarily urging The yellow ribbons are forgot- cial shape. It has a surplus in its he lived with his great aunt and a few hundred volunteers to search Continued on next page investments. Quotes of But the latest report from the Social Security trustees states the surplus will be exhausted in Bad habits 2036, after which taxes collected Thumbs down the week for Social Security will only be Driven by fear, he struggled at the able to pay three-fourths of prom- BY RAY LUNDY the late Dr. Richard K. Young of “If there are other employees who heavy granite door of the tomb ised benefits. Staff Writer Bowman Gray School of Medicine, have posted comments about clients on until he tore the flesh and nails stated that he had never seen any- In short, Social Security is ex- Facebook pages, they should be termi- At the turn of the 20th Century, from his fingers. one overcome an addiction unless pected to have a funding problem nated also. Right is right and fair is fair.” archeologists discovered a massive The granite door and walls were that person sought help from a down the road. – County Commissioner Edwin Russ, com- tomb in Egypt that was 3,000 years stained with his blood. He liter- Higher Power (God), by whatever Continued on next page menting in a Department of Social Services old. After much preparation, the ally battered the door of his silent name he called Him. Dr. Young meeting that any employee who has posted archeological team began digging chamber until the death angel was exactly right. Few if any cure derogatory comments on Facebook should be under the ancient sands. came and gave him relief. themselves of bad habits. Write us fired, just at the former Riegelwood employee With much difficulty and after As sad as this ancient story is, Theologians call bad habits was when she posted profane observations avoiding booby traps, they opened I have seen men and women who sin. Psychiatrists call them ad- about people using a hurricane shelter the the great stone door enough for were in a dungeon as deep as the dictive personality traits. An old Send letters to the ed- former employee was staffing. Russ serves on them to squeeze into the tomb. ancient Egyptian prince. Many a pastor once said: “thieves will itor or contact editorial the DSS board. Torches and lanterns were man and woman have put them- steal; whores will whore; liars will page editor Les High brought down to shed light where selves in a tighter grip than that lie; drunks will drink; gossips will at leshigh@whiteville. “In the past this has drastically re- none had shined for eons. which befell the prince. gossip, and so forth and so on.” duced the use of public transportation They were startled and sad- They have allowed themselves How true. com or mailing them to and solved the problem. The downside dened by what they discovered. The to become the slaves of bad and The history of the misery PO Box 707, Whiteville massive tomb was that of a young of this is that the poorest people in the deadly habits. The cruel grip of an caused by bad habits is written in NC 28472. most rural areas of the county suffer prince who had been buried alive evil habit too strong to be broken is blood across family doors of each the most.” 3,000 years ago—villainy probably. a living death. generation. Each generation makes All letters must have – Columbus County Transportation Direc- There was evidence that in the Drug and alcohol addiction, the same stupid mistakes. How sad; a phone number for tor Charles Patton commenting on how fee in- dark chamber of death, the young nicotine addiction, food addiction, we will not learn. verification purposes. creases will hurt the county’s poorest citizens. fellow fought frantically to free sex addiction, and I could name a Are you in bondage? Only God Letters should be less A rate increase is in the works for the agency. himself from the massive grave. dozen more. One of my professors, can free you. The News Reporter, Monday, October 3, 2011 11-A Demography Continued from previous page Elon Poll: majority
Medicare already has a in N.C. oppose same- funding problem. According to the Social Security trustees, who also oversee Medicare, sex marriage ban the program already spends Fifty-six percent of North Gov. Beverly Perdue more than it receives in fees. Carolinians oppose a state Fifty-one percent of respon- Additionally, Medicaid -- which constitutional ban on same- dents expressed disapproval of spends 26 percent of its funds sex marriage, according to the way Perdue is handling her on the elderly -- is totally sup- the latest Elon University poll, job as governor, and 41 percent ported by taxpayer funds. and the number of people who approve. Perdue’s favorability Currently, Social Security, would prefer to see no legal rec- rating has remained relatively Medicare and Medicaid ac- ognition for same-sex couples unchanged since last spring, count for 43 percent of fed- has dropped since pollsters with 43 percent of respondents eral government spending. asked the same question two viewing her favorability and With the elderly population years ago. 47 percent viewing her unfa- growing faster than other age The poll, conducted Sept. vorably. categories, the Congressional 25-29, 2011, surveyed 594 North N.C. General Assembly Budget Office estimates that Carolina residents and has North Carolinians were by 2035, these three programs a margin of error of plus or more divided on their opinion will account for over two-thirds minus 4.02 percentage points. toward the North Carolina (67 percent) of total federal The sample is of the popula- General Assembly. Forty-one government spending. tion in general, with numbers percent disapprove of the way Social Security and Medi- that include both landlines and the General Assembly is doing care alone will account for over cellular phones. The Elon Uni- its job and 39 approve. 60 percent of the federal bud- versity Poll does not restrict Citizens viewed the state get. This is why most plans for respondents by voter eligibility representatives and senators addressing the national debt or likelihood of voting. who represent their districts and federal spending include s .# CONSTITUTIONAL AMEND- in a more favorable light. some modification to these ment banning same-sex mar- s/WN DISTRICTS REPRESENTA- programs. riage: tive Another way in which the September 2011: 56 percent Approve: 45 percent forest of our aging population oppose / 39 percent support Disapprove: 29 percent could affect the economy is in February 2011: 56 percent s/WN $ISTRICTS 3ENATOR investments. Logic supports oppose / 38 percent support Approve: 41 percent the notion that elderly persons March 2009: 50 percent op- Disapprove: 32 percent are more likely to sell their pose / 43 percent support State direction, economy stocks and convert them to s/PPOSE ANY LEGAL RECOGNI- Forty-seven percent of cash for living expenses than tion for same-sex couples: North Carolinians think the would younger persons. September 2011: 34 percent state has gotten off on the Such selling puts downward February 2011: 35 percent wrong track, while 38 percent pressure on stock prices. In- March 2009: 44 percent think the state is going in the deed, new research from the s3UPPORT CIVIL UNIONS OR right direction. When asked Federal Reserve Bank of San partnerships, but not full mar- about the state economy, North Francisco has found an in- riage rights: Carolinians appear to be cau- verse relationship between the September 2011: 29 percent tiously optimistic, with 68 per- prices of stocks and the aging February 2011: 29 percent cent of respondents expecting population; that is, stock prices March 2009: 28 percent the economy to stay the same fall as the relative size of the s3UPPORT FULL MARRIAGE or get better. elderly population increases. rights: Get Better: 17 percent I think my father was right. September 2011: 33 percent Stay About the Same: 51 Stepping back and looking at Staff photo by Mark Gilchrist February 2011: 28 percent percent the big picture can help us fit March 2009: 21 percent Get Worse: 31 percent the pieces together and per- Doggy drink North Carolinians will go to When asked about Perdue’s haps come to some realizations Lucy Pope Byrd serves up a dish of water for her dog Saturday at the PAWS Walk the polls in May to vote on such handling of the state economy, and answers. When this step down and up Madison Street in Whiteville. About 50 people and their pets made the a constitutional amendment. 51 percent disapproved and back is done today, some say three-mile hike that originated at the courthouse. “The ballot referendum 36 approved of the way she is the pieces fit together to spell that would ban same sex mar- handing it. “demography.” riage will be the issue to watch Respondents were also Yellow thousands of people—few of became everyone’s nephew. this year,” said Mileah Kromer, asked which party is doing a Walden is a William Neal whom ever got to give him a s )F YOU HAVE ANY INFORMA- assistant director of the Elon better job managing the state Continued from previous page Reynolds Professor and North hug, throw him a football, or tion about Buddy Myers or any University Poll. “With North economy. Carolina Cooperative Extension ten now, faded and tattered take him fishing. missing persons case, contact Carolinians so divided on this Democratic Party: 23 per- economist in the Department of and blown away by winds The ribbons are forgotten, your local law enforcement issue, expect a tough battle cent Agricultural and Resource Eco- that remind us of an October except by those who pray every agency or the CUE Center at over the next few months as Republican Party: 33 per- nomics of N.C. State’s College of day when a little boy named night for a little boy who could 910.343.1131. both sides attempt to sway cent Agriculture and Life Sciences. Buddy came into the lives of have been anybody’s son, and public opinion in their favor. Neither Party: 27 percent
(EALTHIER #OLUMBUS Breast Cancer Detection, Awareness Month Diagnosis, ancer begins in cells, the building Treatment C blocks that make up tissues. Tissues make up the breasts and other parts of the body. Normal cells grow and divide to form new cells as the body needs them. When normal cells grow old or get damaged, they die, and new cells take their place.
Sometimes, this process goes wrong. New cells form when the body doesn’t need them, and old or damaged cells don’t die as they should. The buildup of extra cells often forms a mass of tissue called a lump, growth, or tumor. Your doctor can check for breast cancer Tumors in the breast can be benign (not BEFORE YOU HAVE ANY SYMPTOMS $URING AN cancer) or malignant (cancer). Benign tumors office visit, your doctor will ask about your personal are not as harmful as malignant tumors: and family medical history. You’ll have a physical exam. Your doctor may order one or more imaging in the underarm area tests, such as a mammogram. Benign tumors: $OCTORS RECOMMEND THAT WOMEN HAVE REGULAR CLINI- s ! CHANGE IN THE SIZE OR SHAPE OF THE BREAST s ARE RARELY A THREAT TO LIFE Breast cancer is the second cal breast exams and mammograms to find breast s CAN BE REMOVED AND USUALLY DONT GROW BACK s $IMPLING OR PUCKERING IN THE SKIN OF THE cancer early. Treatment is more likely to work well breast most common cancer among s DONT INVADE THE TISSUES AROUND THEM women after skin cancer when breast cancer is detected early. s DONT SPREAD TO OTHER PARTS OF THE BODY s ! NIPPLE TURNED INWARD INTO THE BREAST Women with breast cancer have many treatment op- s $ISCHARGE mUID FROM THE NIPPLE ESPECIALLY IF and, of cancers, is the tions. The treatment that’s best for one woman may Malignant tumors: it’s bloody second most common cause not be best for another. The options are surgery, radiation therapy, hor- s MAY BE A THREAT TO LIFE s 3CALY RED OR SWOLLEN SKIN ON THE BREAST of death among nipple, or areola. mone therapy, chemotherapy, and targeted therapy. s OFTEN CAN BE REMOVED BUT SOMETIMES GROW women after You may receive more than one type of treatment. back lung cancer. The treatment options are described below. s CAN INVADE AND DAMAGE NEARBY ORGANS AND You should see your health care provider Surgery and radiation therapy are types of lo- tissues (such as the chest wall) about any symptom that does not go away. cal therapy. They remove or destroy cancer in the s CAN SPREAD TO OTHER PARTS OF THE BODY Most often, these symptoms are not due to breast. CANCER !NOTHER HEALTH PROBLEM COULD CAUSE Hormone therapy, chemotherapy, and targeted Symptoms them. If you have any of these symptoms, you therapy are types of systemic therapy. The drug enters the bloodstream and destroys or controls Early breast cancer usually doesn’t cause should tell your health care provider so that the problems can be diagnosed and treated. cancer throughout the body. symptoms. But as the tumor grows, it can The treatment that’s right for you depends mainly change how the breast looks or feels. The on the stage of the cancer, the results of the hor- common changes include: Information for this week’s Healthier Columbus mone receptor tests, and your general health, and s ! LUMP OR THICKENING IN OR NEAR THE BREAST OR adapted from: National Cancer Institute possibly other factors.
Brought to The Columbus County you by: Health Department The News Reporter 12-A – The News Reporter, Monday, October 3, 2011
Staff photo by Fuller Royal Laptop roll-out time Central Middle School technology coordinator John Blake supervises the distribution last Friday of the school’s Apple laptop computers to sixth graders. This marks the fourth year the school has used the laptops for its Apple 1 to1 program. Staff photo by Mark Gilchrist Project Soccer Pine tree treat Continued from page 1-A The Acme Delco Bobcat cheerleading squad enter- tained everyone during the Pine Tree Festival parade in ticipation, incentive package site would be the location of a type of incentive. We may have Hill saw recruitment of an Bolton Saturday. discussions and controversy “state-of-the-art manufactur- a special session further down industry to the Mid-Atlantic over developers having been ing and assembly operation the road,” Rep. Dewey Hill of Logistics Center as a benefit campaign contributors, which with distribution capabilities, Lake Waccamaw said. to the park nearby and helpful was reported by some media to include a manufacturing fa- With changes in the House in future recruitment. Advanced digital outlets. cility, warehouse, and research and Senate leadership shift- According to a 2009 deed on Meanwhile, it appears South and development center.” ing to Republican control, Hill file with the Brunswick County photography class Carolina was quietly striking a In April, Modern Tire Deal- was asked if he had concerns Register of Deed in July, the large, still undisclosed deal er reported that Continental about some legislators who Mid-Atlantic Logistics Park is Taking the art and sci- troductions to processing of with the firm to purchase the AG planned to build a con- campaigned in opposition to a vision of developers with ties ence of digital photography photographs on computers bulk of an 1,100-acre tract of sumer tire manufacturing lucrative incentives for some to Columbus County. Valued a step further, students in using Photoshop as well as land as part of the incentive facility in the U.S. due to a ris- companies under Democratic at more than $4 million the the Southeastern Commu- free software, and to combin- package. ing demand in North America. control. site is owned by Michael Wal- nity College Continueing ing photographs, words and A Sumter official, Council- The company has several “Not really. If we get a ters, Dennis Worley, Kyle Cox, Education Advanced Digital other elements for pages, man Eugene Baten, said the automotive divisions and rub- chance for that project I think DS&EM Investments, LLC and Photography class will refine posters and more. deal had been struck in recent ber groups with more than 25 we can work out the incentive,” William “Bill” Grainger. their skills in composition, Class begins Oct. 4 and days, but officials with Con- locations, 85 production sites Hill said. “I think it could prob- cropping, lighting and por- meets every Tuesday from tinental Tire were hesitant and more than 40 research and ably happen this year. traiture. 6-9 p.m. for seven weeks with to make an official announce- development facilities. Studio photography will one field trip on an additional “I wish there were no incen- Nicole Cartrette ment about what could be a Continental’s automotive not be covered, though day to the county fair. tives at all but until everyone 910-642-4104 ext. 225 $500 million to $1 billion invest- supply division alone expects is playing on a level field we [email protected] sports, landscape, wildlife SLR camera users are ment, according to The Aiken sales of $29.5 billon in 2011. have to offer them to be com- and photojournalism will. prefered, and a USB “thumb” Standard, a South Carolina Talks of N.C. incentives petitive like other states,” Also included will be in- drive is required. newspaper. were rampant. Hill said. “Thirteen percent In recent months, the N.C. “If the company and (the unemployment in Columbus Rural Center earmarked $1.43 Department of) Commerce County is totally unacceptable. million toward project incen- come to the legislature with From what we have seen, it just tives. The site in Brunswick a good deal, I think it will looks like we have a real good County was one of a few that fly,” state Sen. Bill Rabon, a prospect.” remained in the running for Southport Republican who The Brunswick site is lo- the project. represents Columbus, Bruns- cated within Mid-Atlantic Some details of the proj- wick and Pender counties, Logistics Center and just south ect were made public in July told The Wilmington Star News of the International Logistics when developer William recently. “If they come with a Park. No companies have lo- Grainger sought preliminary boondoggle, I think it will die cated to either park. permits to fill slightly fewer in the water.” The International Logistics than 11 acres of wetlands ad- “I think the governor has Park was born of an arrange- jacent to Bear Branch. to go into a pot of money to ment between private develop- According to those docu- do that, or three or four. Com- ers and both Columbus and ments, the 406-acre project merce has one or two for that Brunswick counties.
Fourth Annual Special Olympics golf tournament is slated Oct. 7 Columbus Correctional to help fund the summer, fall and More! Institution and Special Olym- and winter games. Features: Prizes for 1st, 2nd pics North Carolina will have For more information con- and 3rd place in each of the the fourth annual golf tourna- tact Eddie Cartrette, 910-642- three flights! ment on Friday, Oct. 7 at Land- 3285 ext. 305 or e-mail eddie. 2 Closest to the pin contest O-Lakes of Whiteville. [email protected] on the par 3 holes Registration will begin at 24 Teams Available Longest Drive contest 11 a.m. and Captain’s Choice Entry Fee-$200.00 per Team- All Golfers-Free Gap Wedge shotgun starts at noon. All sorry, no singles (Shipping/Handling not in- proceeds will go to Special Includes Greens, Cart Fees, cluded)/Hat Olympics of North Carolina Refreshments, Prizes, Dinner,
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Craig Woolard Band Blackwater R&B Band Inflatables Food Vendors NO COOLERS PLEASE Sports Te News Reporter, Monday, October 3, 2011 - 1B McCleney named head coach of Wilmington Sharks on the Columbus County All- He served as an assistant Thursday that the announce- McCleney, the son of Mitch By DAN BISER Star team that won the 2001 coach for the Shark squad this ment of his advancement to McCleney and the late Sheri Sports Editor Jr. Dixie Boys Baseball World past summer. He is headed into head coach of the Sharks did Davenport McCleney, gradu- not really come as a total sur- ated from West Columbus High Series championship in Supl- Ryan McCleney said it was his second year as a gradu- prise. School in 2006 after playing hur, La., and as a 12-year-old, “kind of an eerie feeling ... but ate assistant for the UNC- “It had been in the making a big role at shortstop for the he played for the Columbus it also feels great.” Pembroke baseball team. The for a while,” said McCleney, Vikings’ state 1A finalist base- County All-Star team that Having just turned 23 and 2011 UNCP squad was ranked who helped guide the Wilming- ball team. He earned All-State advanced to the finals of the just one year removed from as high as No. 3 in the NCAA ton team to a strong finish in honors in baseball and football Dixie Youth Baseball World his career as a college baseball Division II polls, finishing with the CPL playoffs last summer. (as a punter) during his senior Series in Marshall, Texas. player, McCleney became the a 44-12 record. “I can’t tell you how honored year. While playing at Barton Col- youngest head coach in Coastal In the summer of 2010, Mc- I am to be named to this posi- He was also named the 2006 lege, McCleney was a four-year Plains League history last Cleney served as an assistant tion.” Jiggs Powers Memorial Award starter and he played every Thursday. coach for the state runnerup “Ryan is a hard worker who winner as Columbus County’s infield position while with The Wilmington Sharks an- Whiteville Post 137 American loves baseball and knows what Most Outstanding Athlete the Bulldog program. During nounced Thursday at a special Legion team. it takes to produce a successful in 2007, McCleney was a his 2010 senior season, he was news conference at Hardee The Coastal Plains League team,” said Andrew Anquilar, pace-setter of the Columbus elected team captain. Field that the former West Co- is a summer league for college Sharks general manager. “I’m County All-Stars that made McCleney’s father is cur- lumbus High School All-State players, which utilizes wooden excited to see what style of a Cinderella run to the Dixie rently head baseball coach UNCP photo athlete would be the team’s bats and gives exposure to play- team he will put on the field Majors Baseball World Series and athletic director at West new head coach when the 2012 ers with professional potential. Ryan McCleney this summer; it should be a championship at Florence, S.C. Columbus. CPL season opens late next McCleney, who played his very competitive team.” As a 13-year-old, he played spring. college baseball at Barton, said SCHS grabs Waccamaw lead with Homecoming victory By DAN BISER opening quarter. Dashaun Brunswick appeared to step Sports Editor Daniels carried the ball on a up its intensity on both offense two-point conversion to make and defense. By gaining momentum from the score 14-0. South Columbus had 153 the outset, the South Columbus Early in the second quarter, yards rushing on 46 carries for Stallions took an early giant a punt by the Stallions’ Ra- the night. Bellamy carried the Krystal Hawkins photo step toward attaining a second sheed Williams was fumbled by ball 15 times for 98 yards and a straight Waccamaw 2A-3A South Brunswick return man touchdown. Conference football champi- Gary Williams at the South Along with his two touch- onship by romping past the Brunswick 34-yard line. downs runs, McKever complet- South Brunswick Cougars 35-7 It took South Columbus ed seven of 13 passing attempts before a Homecoming crowd at three plays to score from that for 77 yards and a touchdown, Civitan Field. point as McKever made an 18- utilizing Stanley, Frink, Dan- The start of the game was yard touchdown toss to Reggie iels, Tanner Duncan and Reno delayed for an hour by a heavy Frink with 10:02 left in the first Duncan as receivers. thunderstorm that passed half. Williams’ extra point kick The South Brunswick run- through the Tabor City area made the score 21-0. ning attack was limited to 44 at 7 p.m. Stallion royalty Later in the half, South yards rushing, and the Cou- Coach Jake Fonvielle’s Stal- South Columbus High Brunswick quarterback gars completed three passes for Nejuan Watts took a first- lions got all their points in the School senior Crystal Bel- a total of 128 yards, including down snap from the Cougar the 78-yard touchdown pass first half, as they scored on lamy was crowned 2011 three of their first four posses- 19 and lofted a pass that was late in the game. sions and got other scores on SCHS Homecoming Queen intercepted by Bell at the 35. Bell, Darquale Richardson, a pass interception and after a during halftime ceremonies Bell took off down the right Damarick McKvian, Collin fumbled snap on a Cougar punt of the Stallions’ Waccamaw side, battled his way past two Ransom, Matt Brown, Logan attempt deep in SBHS territory. 2A-3A Conference football Cougar defenders and sprinted Simmons and Storm Phillips into the end zone for the fourth South Columbus defensive lineman Perry King (above, 78) The Stallions moved their game with South Bruns- were leaders in the Stallion conference record to 2-0- and SCHS touchdown with 2:47 left defensive efort. has a sideline discussion with assistant coach Brandon season mark to 4-2. wick. in the half. Williams’ kick put SCHS has yielded only one Smith (right) and other staff members prior to the start of It was third straight win for the score at 28-0. first-half touchdown in its last the second quarter, and defensive lineman Daniel Buck the Stallions, who become the the Cougars to punt after three While effectively using three games. (below) gets assistance from trainer Kim Gore in drying his timeouts in the final minute lone Waccamaw Conference downs. “This is a big win for us, gloved hands during the frst half. South Columbus won team without a league loss. SCHS marched 43 yards on of first-half play, the Stallions but we have another tough one forced a Cougar punt and the its Homecoming football encounter with South Brunswick South Brunswick dropped five plays with senior back ahead of us next Friday,” said 35-7. to 2-1 in the conference and 5-2 Rontonio Stanley breaking snap was fumbled. South Co- Fonvielle, whose Stallions are overall. The loss halted a three- loose for a 24-yard touchdown lumbus took over at the Cougar scheduled to travel to Leland to game win streak for Coach run with 8 minutes, 15 seconds 11-yard line, and McKever take on the North Brunswick Romain Kelley’s Cougars. left in the first quarter. Stanley, scored on another two-yard Scorpions. The Cougars got their only the Stallions’ leading rusher in sneak three plays later. The Coach Garry Bishop’s North score on a 78-yard pass play each of the past two seasons, score came with 4.7 seconds Brunswick team now has a 6-1 with less than five minutes left was back in the line-up after left on the first-half clock. Wil- record after Friday night’s 32-8 in the game. sitting out the last two SCHS liams kicked his third straight Waccamaw Conference road Fonvielle said he was partic- games with a knee injury. PAT for a 35-0 halftime lead. victory over West Bladen. ularly pleased with his team’s S o u t h B r u n s w i c k w a s North Brunswick, led by defensive effort in the Stal- forced to punt again after During halftime ceremo- running back Jaron Smyre, lions’ 17th win in 19 meetings three plays on next posses- nies, senior Crystal Bellamy opened conference play with a with the Cougars since 1993. sion, and the Stallions drove was crowned 2011 South 33-25 road win over Whiteville. “It was our goal to come out 42 yards for their second score. Columbus High School In other Waccamaw Con- and make some big stops early The touchdown was set up by a Homecoming Queen. She is ference play Friday night, the on defense,” Fonvielle said. 21-yard pass from quarterback the daughter of Lora and battle between West Bruns- “We’re working hard every Pharoah McKever to Stanley. Harper Bellamy. wick and visiting East Bladen week on defense and seem to Stanley fumbled the ball while was suspended in the second be getting better and better.” being taken to the ground, The Stallions went to a more half by stormy weather. That The Stallions got on the but Makiel Bell immediately ball-control offense in the game will be resumed tonight board with less than four min- jumped on the ball for the Stal- second half, utilizing several at 6:30 with West Brunswick utes gone in the game. After lions. SCHS scored two plays players at the running back holding a 20-14 lead in the sec- kicking off to South Bruns- later on a two-yard sneak by positions. ond quarter. wick, the SCHS defense forced McKever with 2:25 left in the In the meantime, South Game to resume tonight at 6 with ECHS holding 6-0 lead Storm suspends Viking-Gator action in frst quarter LAKE WACCAMAW - The fierce thunderstorm that raked through Columbus County Friday evening put an abrupt end to football action at the East Columbus High School football feld. The fast-moving storm hit with five minutes gone in the Three Rivers 1A-2A Conference game and East Columbus hold- ing a 6-0 lead. The game will be resumed tonight at 6 with East Columbus in possession of the football at midfeld. Coach Toby Kasell’s East Columbus squad is out to gain its third straight win in its Three Rivers 1A-2A Conference opener. The Gators had an open date last week after pulling off back-to- back non-conference wins over Whiteville 48-14 and Southwest Onslow 20-13. The Gators opened the season with losses to South Columbus (20-6), East Bladen (20-18) and North Brunswick (16-8). The Gators are looking to regain the conference title it won in 2009, tying Fairmont. The Gators will travel Friday to play a Red Springs team that opened conference play with a 57-6 trouncing of St. Pauls this past Friday. West Columbus is carrying a 1-5 record under new head coach Wayne Williamson. The Vikings, who finished 1-10 last year, are trying to snap a two-game losing streak against the Gators. The Vikings have won 11 of their previous 19 match-ups in the inter-county rivalry that began in 1992 with the opening of East Columbus. West Columbus’ lone win came over Fayetteville Christian 14-12. The Vikings closed out their non-conference schedule on Sept. 23 with a 49-6 thumping at the hands of South Columbus. Football Contest on hold Results of last week’s News Reporter Pigskin Picks Football Staff photo by Mark Gilchrist Contest have been put on hold pending the outcome of tonight’s West Columbus High’s Brandon James (10) trips up East Columbus running back Nick McClure in the opening minutes completion of the West Colmbus-East Columbus game. of the play in Friday’s Three Rivers 1A-2A Conference football game at East Columbus. Friday’s heavy thunderstorm The winner will be announced in Thusday’s issue of The forced suspension of the game with about seven minutes left in the frst quarter. The game will be resumed tonight 6. News Reporter. 2B - The News Reporter, Monday, October 3, 2011 Viking booters High school sports schedule defeat ECHS Braxton Scott scored four MONDAY, OCTOBER 3 Girls Tennis goals and Cesar Hernandez Volleyball West Columbus at South Robeson, 4 tallied three goals last Tuesday East Columbus at West Columbus, 4:30 Red Springs at East Columbus, 4 as the West Columbus Vikings Waccamaw Academy at Low Country Day, 4 South Brunswick at Whiteville, 4 came away with a high-scoring 8-6 boys soccer victory over Girls Tennis THURSDAY, OCTOBER 6 East Columbus. West Columbus at Fairmont, 4 Volleyball Jamal McMillian added one South Columbus at South Brunswick, 4:30 goal and two assists for Coach Boys Soccer West Bladen at Whiteville, 4:30 Derrick Boyd’s Viking team. South Brunswick at Whiteville, 6:30 Flora Macdonald at Waccamaw Academy, 4 Diego Gomez had three assists South Columbus at North Brunswick, 5 Boys & Girls Home at Columbus Christian while Scott had two assists and East Columbus at Red Springs Academy, 6 Chase Harper one assist. Waccamaw Academy at Low Country Day, 4 Girls Tennis South Columbus at South Brunswick, 4 TUESDAY, OCTOBER 4 West Bladen at Whiteville, 4 Industrial Golf Boys Soccer In just its second tournament, the Columbus County Columbus Christian Academy at Tournament Boys Soccer Sliderz girls softball team took frst place in the West Antioch Christian, 4 Flora Macdonald at Waccamaw Academy, 4 Brunswick Youth Tournament, held Sept. 10 at Shallotte. Columbus Christian Academy at Boys & Girls draws 115 Volleyball Home, 4 Each player made her own uniform, honoring the victims Whiteville at North Brunswick, 4:30 and families of 9/11. Team members are front row, left to participants Columbus Christian Academy at Junior Varsity Football right, Kelsey Carroll, Alex Chestnutt, Alexis Suggs, San- Antioch Christian, 6 South Columbus at North Brunswick, 6:30 tana Best, Madison Payne, Valerie Carter. Back row, Erica The 32nd Columbus County In- dustrial Golf Tournament , spon- Red Springs at East Columbus, 6:30 Vereen, Eden Brown, Kaleigh Patrick, Chelsea Graham, sored by the Greater Whiteville Girls Tennis Whiteville at West Brunswick, 6:30 Kailey Paul, Lindsey Jones. Coaches are Stuart Carroll Chamber of Commerce, was held Whiteville at South Columbus, 4 p.m. West Columbus at Fairmont, 6:30 and Travis Paul. Sept. 16 at Land-O-Lakes The event drew 115 partici- WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 5 FRIDAY, OCTOBER 7 pants. Boys Soccer Varsity Football Results follow: West Brunswick at Whiteville, 6:30 West Brunswick at Whiteville, 7:30 South Columbus at West Bladen, 5 Fairmont at West Columbus, 7:30 Church sofball results First Flight South Columbus at North Brunswick, 7:30 1st place - James Huneycutt, C.G. SEPT. 15 Volleyball East Columbus at Red Springs, 7:30 Townsend, Alex Townsend, Danny Men’s A League McNeill West Columbus at South Robeson, 4:30 Whiteville Church of God 11, Refuge Covenant 4 2nd place - Kevin Davis, Gary Red Springs at East Columbus, 4:30 Chadbourn Church of God 21, Beaverdam 8 Whittington, Doug Duncan, Billy Evergreen 16, Sweet Home 8 Taylor, 3rd place - Ron Atkinson, Nicky Ray, Scott Mowery, Tim Fisher. Men’s B League Waccamaw Conference Tree Rivers Conference 4th place - Andy Anderson, Ed- Antioch 7, Christian Harvest 0 football standings die Hammonds, George Jeffries, Joe football standings Northwood Assembly 13, Living Word 11 Collins Conf. Season Chadbourn Church of God Blue 17, Highest Praise 4 W-L W-L PF PA Conf. Season W-L W-L PF PA Second Flight South Columbus 2-0 4-2 189 85 SEPT. 22 First place - Ed Skipper, Jim Tori, Fairmont 1-0 7-0 262 86 South Brunswick 2-1 5-2 211 171 Men’s A League Terry Miller, Ben Woodruff. Red Springs 1-0 5-1 211 118 North Brunswick 2-1 6-1 236 1519 Refuge Covenant 20, Trinity 0 Second place - Jim Scott, Larry East Columbus 0-0 2-3 100 83 West Brunswick 1-1 2-4 155 205 Cypress Creek 12, Chadbourn Church of God 11 Smith, Robert Myers, Joe Cook. St. Pauls 0-1 3-4 124 197 Whiteville 1-1 2-4 122 207 Whiteville Church of God 10, Sweet Home 6 Third place - Rodney Storms, East Bladen 0-1 3-2 118 117 West Columbus 0-0 1-5 66 124 Stan Hyatt, Ted Midgett, Tim Evans. West Bladen 0-3 1-6 105 252 South Robeson 0-1 0-6 48 116 Fourth place - John Michaels, Men’s B League Marc Sumner, Nigel Whitmarsh, Mike Living Word 4, Chadbourn Church of God Blue 3 FRIDAY’S RESULTS Singler. FRIDAY’S RESULTS Highest Praise 12, Antioch 10 West Columbus at East Columbus (suspended South Columbus 35, South Brunswick 6 Western Prong 10, Christian Harvest 4 due to weather in frst quarter with East Colum- Third Flight North Brunswick 32, West Bladen 8 First place - Lee Croom, Al Bish- bus leading 6-0). East Bladen at West Brunswick (suspended by Women’s League op, Donna Holhouser, Margaret Fairmont 47, South Robeson 15 weather with West Brunswick leading 20-14 in Sweet Home/Northwood 7, Evergreen 0 Bishop. Red Springs 57, St, Pauls 6 second quarter). Chadbourn Church of God 7, Tabor City Baptist 0 Second place - David Settlemyre, Whiteville - OPEN Beaverdam 3, Christian Harvest 2 Charlie Stansbury, Kyle Greene. TONIGHT’S GAME Third place - David Holmes, TONIGHT’S GAME Completion of West Columbus at East Co- Stephen Underwood, Robert Lewis, SEPT. 27 Chris Blackmon. Completion of East Bladen at West Brunswick lumbus, 6. Women’s League Fourth place - Dale Cloninger, 6:30 Christian Harvest 15, Evergreen 4 THIS FRIDAY’S GAMES Joyce Cloninger, Jerry Rhyne, Janice Chadbourn Church of God Prophecy 10, New Horizon 7 Rhyne. Fairmont at West Columbus THIS FRIDAY’S GAMES Sweet Home/Northwood 17, Tabor City Baptist 12 East Columbus at Red Springs West Brunswick at Whiteville Closest to the pin St. Pauls at South Robeson South Columbus at North Brunswick SEPT. 29 No. 2 - Alma Deans West Bladen at East Bladen Men’s A League No. 9 - Joey Dinkins Games begin at 7:30 p.m. South Brunswick - OPEN Beaverdam 7, Evergreen 0 No. 14 - Bobby Ezzell No. 18 - Tim Cosolito Cypress Creek 19, Sweet Home 10 Games begin at 7:30 p.m. Viking Club to sell chicken bog Chadbourn Church of God Prophecy 7, Trinity 0 Men’s long drive - Jeff Lennon during WCHS Homecoming night Women’s long drive - Kate Carter Men’s B League Straightest drive - Alma Deans Lady Wolfpack HMS grabs football victory The West Columbus Viking Club will hold Northwood 19, Antioch 1 DELCO -The Hallsboro Middle School foot- a fund-raiser chicken bog on Oct. 14 prior to Western Prong 7, Tabor City Baptist 0 takes volley win ball team put its season record at 2-0 Wednesday the WCHS Homecoming football game with Living Word 25, Christian Harvest 2 SCHS spikers win with a 28-6 Columbus County League victory South Robeson. over host Acme-Delco. Plates will sell for $5 and will be available at Women’s League one lose one in Michael Graham and Shaheed Bellamy each a drive-through pick-up in front of the school Chadbourn Church of God Prophecy 6, Evergreen 1 conference play scored two touchdowns for the winning Tiger auditorium from 5 to 7 p.m. Sweet Home/Northwood 14, Beaverdam 3 squad, and Travis Bellamy and Rodney McGill Plates will be available at the football sta- New Horizon 18, Tabor City Baptist 11 DUBLIN -The South Co- each punched in a two-point conversion run. dium from 5 to 8 p.m. Kickoff for the Viking- lumbus High volleyball team Graham had a total of 105 yards rushing Mustang game is set for 7:30. All proceeds will took a 3-1 Waccamaw Confer- and Bellamy had 75 yards rushing. Jarred Hall go to the WCHS athletic program. ence victory over host West scored the Acme-Delco touchdown. Bladen on Sept. 27. Coach David Marlowe’s Lady Pack netters win Lady Stallions won by scores The Whiteville High girls Olivia Butler, 9-7; Jordan Sanchez of 13-2, 28-26, 25-15 and 25-21. tennis team upped its record to (WB) def. Carly High, 9-7; Mary Britt Taylor Gore helped lead the 11-1, including a 6-1 Waccamaw Nelson (WB) def. Maleah Murray, way for SCHS with 18 service 8-0; Margaret High (W) def. Gillian Conference mark, last Tuesday points, including a pair of aces. Gurganus, 8-4; Madison Hege (W) Haven Jones had nine service with a 6-3 conference victory def. Rachel Norton, 9-8; Kianna over visiting West Brunswick. Washington (W) def. Victoria Jordan, points with one ace and three The Lady Wolfpack is 8-1. Exhibition: Meredith Thompson kills, and Kenna Shirley added scheduled to play Tuesday (W) def. Chrisstina Garrell, 8-1. eight service points. at South Columbus in a rain Doubles: Butler-C. High (W) def. The SCHS junior varsity make-up game, then host South Watts-Nelson, 8-5; Murray-M. 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Coleman, who is the parks and recreation program coor- dinator for the City of White- ville, will be an integral part of LGFCU’s volunteer-driven initiative not only to educate people on the benefits of credit union membership, but also to relay feedback to the board of directors regarding available and potentially available prod- ucts and services, delivery of Staff photo by Mark Gilchrist service and member needs. Coleman joined Whiteville New Pack 509 Parks and Recreation in 2009 The newest entry in the Pine Tree Festival parade in Bolton this weekend was Cub as program coordinator. He Scout Pack 509 out of the Wesley United Methodist Church in Riegelwood. After only grew up in Greensboro and a few meetings, the boys are ready for a big season in Scouting and are looking for graduated from Appalachian a few young boys interested in Scouting to join the pack. State University. He and his wife, he former Stacy Riggs of Gibsonville, are expecting their first child in March. State superintendent takes part Coleman said he grew up in the city but has adjusted well to a small town. He said in NCLB waivers announcement he enjoys the small town at- mosphere and knowing a lot In a report last week from ment gaps, promote rigorous school leadership. of faces. the North Carolina Depart- accountability and ensure “Next school year we will Advisory council members, ment of Public Instruction, that all students are on track transition to a new Standard who represent the philosophi- State Superintendent June to graduate college and career Course of Study, student as- cal character of the credit Lane Coleman Atkinson has joined Presi- ready.” sessments and an accountabil- union and contribute their dent Barack Obama, Educa- President Obama said ity model that better prepares time without compensation, Local Government Federal credit union is a cooperative tion Secretary Arne Duncan states can request flexibility students for college and a function as LGFCU’s eyes Credit Union serves North of more than 200,000 members and other chief state school from specific NCLB mandates career,” Atkinson said. and ears throughout the state, Carolina’s local government associated with various facets officers for the White House that are stifling reform, but Atkinson said that North serving as liaisons between employees, elected and ap- of local government in North announcement that states only if they are transitioning Carolina has already submit- credit union members and pointed officials, volunteers Carolina’s 100 counties and can apply for waivers from students, teachers and schools ted a letter to the U.S. Depart- non-members and LGFCU and their families. The $1.1 546 cities, towns and villages. provisions of the Elementary to a system that is aligned with ment of Education stating that management. billion federally chartered and Secondary Education Act, college and career readiness it would be requesting a waiv- also known as No Child Left for all students, developing er to allow the state greater Behind. The waivers would differentiated accountability flexibility for meeting the goal be provided in exchange for systems and undertaking re- of improving schools within more focused efforts at the forms that support effective an accountability system that SECU Supports the Troops state level to “close achieve- classroom instruction and is both rigorous and fair. holiday campaign has begun SCC ofers continuing State Employees’ Credit ists deployed throughout the In addition to items for the Union (SECU) is gearing up world. 10x10x 5-inch gift boxes, SECU for its second annual SECU The boxes will include is also accepting monetary education courses, seminars Supports the Troops holiday items such as snacks and donations that will be used to Southeastern Community system and how to use the the student’s ability to avoid campaign, which began Sept. toiletries, and will be ac- assist with shipping costs as- College will offer several con- accounting system to measure common communication bar- 15 in all 238 SECU branch companied by special thank sociated with delivering items tinuing education seminars profitability. riers, methods to de-escalate locations throughout North you letters from local school to the soldiers. and classes in the coming Advanced Digital Photog- difficult situations as well as Carolina. children. The gift boxes will be weeks. To pre-register or for raphy will be offered on Tues- conflict resolution. The campaign goal is to Credit Union branches shipped in early December. more information about the days, Oct. 4 – Nov. 22 from 6-9 Connecting to Electron- provide 5,000 holiday gift will have collection boxes In 2010, members, volun- offerings, call (910) 642-7141, p.m. in Cartrette Technology ics in a Digital World will boxes for North Carolina’s for donations, along with a teers, staff and local commu- ext. 296 or ext. 397. Center, room 126. The registra- be offered on Thursday eve- National Guard and Reserv- wish list of acceptable items. nity groups joined together to Financial assistance with tion fee is $65. Students will nings Oct. 6-27 from 6-9 p.m. in carry out the first statewide registration fees and books refine their skills in composi- Cartrette Technology Center, SECU Supports the Troops to gain new employment- tion, cropping, lighting and room 165. The registration fee Make Your Car Happy campaign, collecting enough related skills may be available portraiture. Students will also is $65. Students will learn the supplies and monetary dona- through the Workforce Invest- be introduced to processing basics of how to connect PCs, tions to ship 5,000 holiday ment Act (WIA) and other of photographs on comput- laptops, and analog and digital And packages to deployed N.C. funding sources. To see if ers using Photoshop and free players (VCR, DVD, Blu-Ray, troops. they qualify, students should software. The class includes surround sound system and Your Wallet Satisfied The statewide initiative contact the Columbus County one field trip to the county fair. game consoles) to data projec- stemmed from a local effort JobLink Career Center imme- Students must bring a USB tors or flat-panel televisions led by Gayle Pigford of SE- diately at (910)642-7141, ext. 261 “thumb” drive to class. from a beginner’s point of Complete Cleaning - Inside & Out CU’s Roanoke Rapids branch. or by visiting the Center in A- The Art of Influencing reference. Roanoke Rapids and sur- Building on the SCC campus. Others will be offered on rounding branches assisted Basic Accounting for Small Wednesday, Oct. 5, from 9 CARS SUVS with the national Boatsie’s Business will be offered on a.m. until noon in Cartrette Boxes campaign for many Tuesdays, Technology Center, room 154. years, providing holiday Oct. 4- Nov. 22, from 6-9 p.m. Students will learn the art of $ 00 $ 00 stockings for deployed mili- in T- Building, room 122. The more effective communication Honesty... tary personnel. registration fee is $65. The through fundamental tech- The overwhelming success course will provide new or niques demonstrated in this 15 18 of the 2010 SECU Supports the For a long time, existing small business own- free seminar. Participants will Troop project and the posi- ers with knowledge of basic develop ways to establish rap- people in the car Stop In tive response from soldiers accounting principles and how port and build relationships who received the packages to set up a workable but simple through a deeper awareness business have been prompted the Credit Union to accounting system. Students of nonverbal communica- Today... bring back the Supports the will learn terminology, com- tion. Techniques learned in questioned about Troops campaign for another ponents of an accounting this seminar will result in year. their honesty. Not so at Short Bros. Auto Sales. In fact, we’d rather lose a customer, than lie to one. You may not always like what you hear...but we promise you’ll al- Monday thru Friday ways hear the truth. 9 am til 5 pm Now isn’t that what Saturday you really want in a 8 am til 12 pm car deal...honesty? Pickup and Delivery Available in Whiteville City Limits SHORT 642-5827 or 642-5828 [email protected] SINGLETARY LAWNMOWER BROS. Monarch Columbus Industries & SMALL ENGINES AUTO SALES Car Wash and Detail 9511 James B. White Hwy. S. • Whiteville, NC 28472 642-6543 207 W. Walter St., Whiteville 910-642-3278 Hwy. 701 - South of Wal-Mart The News Reporter, Monday, October 3, 2011 -- 7B
SCC’s Continuing Education Division Offerings Pre-registration is encouraged before the frst day of class. For additional course offerings, to pre-register or for textbook information, call (910)642-7141, ext. 296, 397 or 425.
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Discover On-the-Job Training (OJT) **HRD Fee Waived Nurse Aide I Cost: $175 + $48 (includes malpractice, M-F 6-9pm 10/17-10/27 SCC, T-111 P. Walker student insurance, student ID badge & drug screening fees + textbook) DMV: Dealer License Preparation Cost: $65 + $5 class materials Registration: Mon., Oct. 10 from 7:30-8am. Class begins 8am. TW 9am-4pm 10/25-10/26 SCC, T-122 J. Gibson 10/10-11/30 M-Th 8am-noon (classroom) SCC, HHS-123 M. Blackwell Cost: $120 NEW! Effective Teacher Training M-Th 7:15am-3:30pm 12/01-12/12 Off Campus MTTh 6-9pm 10/10-10/25 SCC, M-110 B. Yates (clinical) MW 8am-12:30pm 12/13 & 12/14 (mock competency evaluation) Encore Careers **HRD Fee Waived M-F 8:30am-12:30pm 10/10-10/14 SCC, T-111 P. Walker Nurse Aide II Cost: $175 + $48 (includes malpractice, student insurance, student ID badge & drug screening fees + textbook) Advanced Computers for Job Seekers **HRD Fee Waived Get Hired **HRD Fee Waived Registration: Mon., Oct. 10 from 4:30-5pm. Class begins 5pm. M-F 12-4pm 10/31-11/04 SCC, T-122 P. Walker MW 9am-1pm 10/10-11/09 W’ville DREAM Ctr M. Baldwin 10/10-12/13 MT 5-9:05pm (classroom) SCC, HHS-123 R. Capps TTh 9am-1pm 10/11-11/10 TC Family Champ M. Baldwin NEW! Heating & Air Conditioning I Cost: $120 + $1.25 insurance 10/10-12/13 MW 6-9pm 10/17-11/28 CSA, Delco J. Register TTh 6-10pm 10/18-11/29 SCC, M-131B R. Morris SaSu 7:15am-4:35pm (clinical) TTh 6-9pm 10/18-12/01 Bogue Comm Ctr J. Register Heating & Air Conditioning II Cost: $120 + $1.25 insurance Col Career & College TTh 6:30-9:30pm 10/25-12/08 Aca - Fair Bluff Campus K. Moore M-Th 8am-noon 10/03-10/20 SCC, M-131A R. Morris MW 6:30-9:30pm 10/19-12/12 SCC, M-131B R. Harper TTh 10am-1pm 10/18-12/01 Waccamaw Siouan J. Register Dev Assoc NEW! Home Energy Technician - Entry Level MW 9am-noon 10/31-12/12 SCC, HHS-141 K. Moore Cost: $120 + $1.25 insurance F 6-9pm; Sa 9am-4pm; 10/28-11/06 SCC, T-126 G. Cable TTh 6-9pm 10/11-12/06 SCC, B-107 T. Bass Su 2-5 pm HVAC License Renewal Cost: $65 + $10 class materials & lunch Advanced Digital Photography Cost: $65 Sa 8am-2:30pm 10/22 SCC, T-122 L. Mishue T 6-9pm 10/04-11/22 SCC, CART-126 M. Gilchrist Interacting with Skype, Facebook & Twitter Cost: $65 Basic Accounting for Small Business Cost: $65 M 9am-noon 10/24-12/12 SCC, T-124 G. Cable T 6-9pm 10/04-11/22 SCC,T-122 N. McColskey Pediatric Advanced Life Support (PALS) Cost: $65 (unless fee Introduction to MS Excel 2010 Cost: $65 exempt) + $7 certifcation card + textbook NEW! Basic Carpentry Cost: $65 + $1.25 insurance TTh 9am-noon 10/11-11/03 SCC, T-124 K. Moore SaSu 8am-5pm 10/22-10/23 SCC, R-101 A. West F 6-9pm & Sa 9am-1pm 10/21-12/17 SCC, B-106 B. Cook Job Networking **HRD Fee Waived NEW! Pipe Welding/Fitting Cost: $120 Basic Computer for Job Seekers **HRD Fee Waived W 2-4pm (register anytime) SCC, CART-130 P. Walker WTh 6-9pm 10/12-12/15 SCC, M-113 & 114 E. Dent TWF 1-4pm 10/18-11/15 SCC, T-124 L. Hilburn Job Search from Start to Finish **HRD Fee Waived Plumbing License Renewal Cost: $65 + $10 class materials & lunch Basic Keyboarding for Job Seekers **HRD Fee Waived T 2-4pm (register anytime) SCC, CART-126 P. Walker Sa 8am-2:30pm 10/22 SCC, T-120 T. Quinn F 6-9pm; Sa 9am-4pm; 10/07-10/16 SCC, T-126 G. Cable Keys 2 Job Success Lab **HRD Fee Waived Su 2-5 pm Small Engine Mechanic Cost: $120 + $1.25 insurance M-Th 8am-5pm; (register anytime) SCC, A-221 L. Phillips NEW! Basic Masonry Cost: $120 + $1.25 insurance F 8am-3pm TTh 7-10pm 10/04-11/29 SCC, B-106 D. Long F 6-9pm & Sa 9am-1pm 10/14-12/10 SCC, B-104 N. Troy Land Surveying Cost: $65 + $1.25 insurance Successful Job Hunting 101 **HRD Fee Waived T 12-5pm 10/04-10/25 SCC, M-131B L. Gilman M-F 9am-1pm 10/17-10/21 CSA, Delco S. Mullins Business Law for Every Entrepreneur Cost: $65 T 6-9PM 10/11-11/29 SCC,A-229 J. Hill NEW! Living Online with the Internet Cost: $65 NEW! Successful Event Planning Cost: $65 F 9am-noon 10/21-12/09 SCC, T-120 L. Hilburn Th 6-9pm 10/27-11/17 SCC, A-230 TBA Call Center Associate Cost: $120 M-Th 6-9pm 10/03-10/27 SCC, A-228 T. Williams Medication Aide Exam Prep for Skilled Nursing Facilities Cost: $65 Web Design for Small Businesses Cost: $65 MW 6-9pm 10/05-10/31 SCC, HHS-142 J. Robinson M 6-9pm 10/24-12/12 SCC, T-124 L. Hilburn Career Ready 101 (Online) **HRD Fee Waived Online (register anytime) Online S. Mullins Motor Vehicle Dealer License Renewal NEW! Winning Applications & Interviews **HRD Fee Waived Cost: $65 + $13 class materials & lunch To register, contact Sandra Mullins at (910) 642-7141, ext. 351. Col Career & College Aca - T 9am-3:30pm 10/11 SCC, T-122 J. Gibson TTh 6:30-9:30pm 10/18-11/08 Fair Bluff Campus M. Bromell Concealed Handgun Cost: $55+ $1.25 insurance + $4 textbk/cert Cost: $65 + $5 textbook This is a self-supporting class and all enrollees are required to pay registration fee. NEW! NC Early Educators Certifcate Class: Creative Work Zone Flagger Program F 6-10pm; Sa 8am-5pm 10/28-10/29 SCC,HHS-135 K. Ward Activities for Early Childhood Professionals Cost: $65 Sa 8am-noon 10/08 SCC, T-122 M. Creech TTh 6-8pm 10/18-11/29 TBA N. Rackley NEW! Working with Clay - Pottery & Ceramics Cost: $64 + Connecting to Electronics in a Digital World Cost: $65 NC Escort Vehicle Operator Certifcation Cost: $65 cost of fnished products ( 50¢/lb) Th 6-9PM 10/06-10/27 SCC,CART-165 N. Berkley This is a self-supporting class and all enrollees are required to pay registration fee. Sa 8am-5pm 10/22 SCC, CART-164 M. Creech Cosmetology License Renewal: Chemical Relaxing & Th 6-9pm 10/13-12/15 SCC, D-111 R. Cole NC Escort Vehicle Operator Re-Certifcation Cost: $65 Coloring Cost: $65 + $5 optional box lunch Write a Résumé **HRD Fee Waived Sa 8am-noon 10/15 SCC, T-122 M. Creech Su 9am-5:30pm 10/30 SCC, B-101 Q. Williams M-F 8am-noon 10/03-10/07 SCC, T-111 P. Walker Col Career & College Aca - TTh 6:30-9:30pm 10/06-10/27 Fair Bluff Campus P. Walker November NEW! Zumba Cost: $33 + $1.25 insurance This is a self-supporting class and all enrollees are required to pay registration fee. NEW! Advanced Cardiac Life Support (ACLS) Th 4-5pm 10/20-12/15 SCC, T-101 W. Hannah Cost: $65 (unless fee exempt) + $7 certifcation card + textbook Th 6:15-7:15pm 10/20-12/15 SCC, T-101 W. Hannah SaSu 8am-5pm 11/26-11/27 SCC, R-101 A. West Advanced Computers for Job Seekers **HRD Fee Waived FREE TWF 1-4pm 11/22-12/16 SCC, T-124 L. Hilburn Earn Your GED at SCC Advanced Keyboarding for Job Seekers **HRD Fee Waived M-F 8:30-11:30am 11/28-12/14 SCC, T-126 E. Robertson GED Online Cost: Free Bank Teller/Customer Service Training Cost: $120 To get started, call SCC at (910) 642-7141, ext. 401 or TWTh 9am-noon 11/08-12/14 SCC, T-120 Y. Gold visit the Basic Skills Lab on the college campus Basic Computer for Job Seekers **HRD Fee Waived December in B-103. MW 9am-1pm 11/14-12/14 W’ville DREAM Ctr M. Baldwin NEW! CPR for Healthcare Providers Changes to the 2011 NEC Pt III Cost: $65 + $10 class materials & lunch Cost: $65 + $5 certifcation card, $11 CPR mask & textbook Sa 8am-4:30pm 11/19 SCC, CART-164 T. Quinn Sa 8am-12:30pm 12/03 SCC, HHS-141 M. Lewis Funeral Directors: Time Management: Focus on What Sa 1-5:30pm 12/03 SCC, HHS-141 M. Lewis Matters Most for Improved Productivity & Peace of Mind Cost: $65 + $10 class materials & lunch Discover On-the-Job Training (OJT) **HRD Fee Waived Th 9am-3pm 11/17 SCC, T-122 L. Mitchell M-F 8:30am-12:30pm 12/05-12/13 SCC, HHS-139 P. Walker NEW! GED Prep Classes (Students may enroll anytime.) Health Care Academy **HRD Fee Waived HVAC License Renewal Cost: $65 + $10 class materials & lunch Bolton Sen/Yth Center TTh 5:30-8:30pm 10/04-12/15 M-F 8:30am-12:30pm 11/07-11/18 SCC, HHS-115 P. Walker Sa 8am-2:30pm 12/10 SCC, T-122 L. Mishue CSA, Delco TTh 6:00-9:00pm 10/04-12/15 HVAC License Renewal Cost: $65 + $10 class materials & lunch Motor Vehicle Dealer License Renewal Cost: $65 + $13 class materials & lunch Sa 8am-2:30pm 11/19 SCC, T-122 L. Mishue Peace Baptist Church TTh 5:30-8:30pm 10/04-12/15 T 9am-3:30pm 12/13 SCC, T-122 J. Gibson Town of Sandyfeld, NEW! Introduction to GIS/GPS Cost: $65 TTh 9am-1pm 10/04-12/15 NC Escort Vehicle Operator Certifcation Cost: $65 Town Hall Bldg T 6-9pm 11/08-12/13 SCC, M-112(?) J. Robards Sa 8am-5pm 12/10 SCC, CART-164 M. Creech Introduction to GoDaddy Cost: $65 Plumbing License Renewal Cost: $65 + $10 class materials & lunch T 6-9pm 11/01-11/22 SCC, T-124 B. Cox Sa 8am-2:30pm 12/10 SCC, T-120 TBA Intro to Plant Micropropagation & Greenhouse Facilities Work Zone Flagger Program Cost: $65 + $5 textbook Cost: $65 + $16.25 (includes insurance & materials) Sa 8am-noon 12/03 SCC, T-122 M. Creech M 6-8pm 11/07-11/28 SCC, CART-148 T. Lengner Introduction to MS Word 2010 Cost: $65 TTh 9am-noon 11/08-12/06 SCC, T-124 K. Moore NC Escort Vehicle Operator Re-Certifcation Cost: $65 GED Prep Classes (Students may enroll anytime.) Sa 8am-noon 11/12 SCC, T-122 M. Creech M-Th 8am-9pm Save on Gas ! SCC, Room B-103 Medication Aide Exam Prep for Adult Care Homes Cost: $65 F 8am-3pm MW 6-9pm 11/07-12/05 SCC, HHS-142 J. Robinson Chadbourn Elementary School MW 5-8pm Columbus Career & College Academy- Motor Vehicle Dealer License Renewal TTh 6:30-9:30pm Cost: $65 + $13 class materials & lunch Courses Fair Bluff Campus T 9am-3:30pm 11/15 SCC, T-122 J. Gibson start as low as Guideway Elementary School MT 6-9pm NC EPA Certifcation Cost: $65 + $5 class materials $65 Hallsboro Middle School MTh 6-9pm TTh 6-9pm 11/08-11/22 SCC, M-131B M. Norris Little Iron Hill Baptist Church MTh 5:30-8:30pm NC Vehicle Safety Inspection Cost: $65 + $5 class materials Mt. Tabor Baptist Church, Cerro Gordo TTh 6-9pm TTh 6-10pm 11/15 & 11/17 SCC, T-122 M. Creech Notary Public Cost: $65 + ($27 textbook + tax) Nakina Middle School TTh 6-9pm TTh 5:30-9:30pm 11/15 & 11/17 SCC, T-120 W. Penny Learn Online ! Old Dock Elementary School TTh 6-9pm Plumbing License Renewal Cost: $65 + $10 class materials & lunch Tabor City Elementary School TW 6-9pm Sa 8am-2:30pm 11/19 SCC, T-120 TBA www.ed2go.com/sccnc Tabor City Elementary School WTh 9am-12pm Successful Job Hunting 101 **HRD Fee Waived W’ville, Central Middle School TTh 5-8pm M-F 9am-1pm 11/14-11/18 CSA, Delco S. Mullins W’ville DREAM Center TTh 9am-12pm Write a Résumé **HRD Fee Waived Williams Township School TTh 5:30-8:30pm M-F 12-4pm 11/21-11/30 SCC, T-122 P. Walker
To see if you qualify for HRD fee waiver(s) or other fnancial assistance, contact the Columbus County JobLink Career Center at (910) 642-7141, ext. 261 or visit the Center at SCC, A-Building. 8B - The News Reporter, Monday, October 3, 2011 Sell it, find it...in the Classifieds NOTICES 180 Farm Supplies AUTOMOTIVE 435 Water Front Homes 010 Found 190 Farm Equipment 320 Cars 440 Commercial 020 Lost 200 Computers/Software 330 Trucks 460 Lots 030 Personals 210 Heaters & Firewood 335 Vans & SUVs 470 Land 060 Special Notices 230 Miscellaneous 340 Vehicle Accessories 480 Farms WANTED 240 Produce 350 Travel Trailers 490 Auctions 360 Motorcycles 070 Wanted To Buy EMPLOYMENT RENTALS 365 ATVs SELLIn theYOUR classifeds... HOME 080 Wanted To Rent 250 General Employment 500 Houses SALE ITEMS 255 Drivers & Delivery MARINE 510 Resort Homes 370 Boats 085 Auctions 260 Health/Medical 520 Apartments 375 Jet Skis 090 Lawn Mowers 270 Employment Wanted 530 Manufactured Housing $ 95 100 Pets & Animals 380 Trailers 540 Condominiums 110 Appliances SERVICES 390 Motors 550 Rooms 120 Antiques 275 Financial Services 400 Accessories 570 Commercial Your ad runs29 3 times (twice in the News Reporter, and SAMPLE 130 Yard & Garage Sales 280 Child Care REAL ESTATE 580 Land once in the News Times) and reaches practically all the 140 Clothing 290 Business Opportunities 590 Equipment households in Columbus County. It’s working for others; 2000 Redman Silverlake double- 295 Schools/Institutions SALES 150 Furniture 410 Permanent Homes 600 Farms why not give it a try? wide. 1680 sq. ft. Wind Zone 2. To 160 Musical Items 300 Insurance 420 Manufactured Housing 610 Manufactured be moved. $30,000.00 or best offer. 170 Televisions, Satellites 310 Business Services 430 Resort Homes Housing Lots Serious inquiries 910-840-4107. 315 Farm Services Call 642-4104 Te News Reporter www.whiteville.com CLASSIFIEDS Simple To Pay! Don’t Wait To Call... CORRECTIONS " Persons should check their adver- All major credit cards accepted Monday tisement for accuracy the frst time it as well as Visa debit cards. appears in the newspaper so that any " Deadline: Friday, 2 pm necessary changes can be made. The 642-4104 newspaper will not be liable for mis- " #!!!! Thursday takes in an ad beyond the frst issue. Deadline: Wednesday, 10 am If a mistake is found, please notify ! WANDA or HANNE at 642-4104.
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Open Daily except Sun- inmate labor. Please mail or fax (919- 2010 CHEVY MALIBU LT, 4 dr, all 0660 day, Monday, Thursday. Clothing, fur- COLLARD PLANTS ARE READY. 716-3978) application (PD-107) to the power, chrome. 38k, $15,800. Fair niture, T.V.’s glassware, pocketbooks, Call 642-2597. NC Department of Corrections, Cen- Bluff Ford. 910-649-531 camouflage jackets, candles, pic- tral Engineering Division, and Attn: LOT FOR SALE: Williams Township/ tures, & lots of other items. This ongo- GREEN PEANUTS - Washed & ready Donta Walters, 2020 Yonkers Road, 2010 FORD FUSION, 4dr, sedan Mollie area. Large lot, nice commu- ing yard sale has our LOW prices. to boil. Also Jumbo peanuts. Ready MSC 4216 Raleigh, NC 27699. To auto, 29k. $18,800. Fair Bluff Ford. nity. Call 642-2872 or 653-3582. Rain or Shine you will be on the inside! now. Call 910-770-1950. obtain an application visit the state 910-649-7531 website at www.osp.state.nc.us. Or YARD SALE - W HITEVILLE LARGE GREEN PEANUTS - hand 2010 MERCURY MILAN Premier 4dr, call 919-716-3400. CHURCH OF GOD, across from picked, refrigerated, available Sept. 34k, SYNC, alloys. $19,900. Fair Bluff WHS. Oct. 8th, 7 am. Rain or Shine. 10. $35 bushel. 910-520-5874. Ford 649-7531 !BUYING JUNK CARS, trucks, vans REPUTABLE COMPANY in need of a (1) ACRE CLEARED LOT in Timber- Breakfast and lunch served. & tractors. Any condition. Paying top LARGE GREEN PEANUTS - hand Marketing Representative. Prefer that cove sub-division. Priced reduced. dollar. Will meet or beat any price. picked, refrigerated, available Sept. prospective candidate have experi- Call 910-640-8084 (910) 770-3131. 10. $35 bushel. 910-520-5874. ence with Marketing, be assertive, ambitious and creative. Candidate 2003 SPECIAL EDITION F-250 Ford NEW CROP - SWEET POTATOES & must be able to work flexible work truck 4x4 Lariat package. Actual miles *CATALYTIC CONVERTERS BED 2 PC, BRAND NEW. Full mat- fall peas - Red Ripper and Dixie Lee. hours. We offer competitive wages We also buy insulated wire, cop- tress sets $99. Queen $109. King 118k 910-499-3506 Call 642-7548 and benefits. If interested please send per, brass, aluminum rims, radia- $189. Can deliver. Call 910-794-4111. resume to: B-930, c/o News Reporter, 2008 FORD RANGER XLT long bed, tors, batteries. Call 910-642-3560 Dealer. PEANUTS FOR BOILING, hand- Box 707, Whiteville, NC 28472 1 owner, 56k, $14,900. Fair Bluff Ford picked washed ready to boil. $35 910-649-7531 CORBETT TIMBER COMPANY bushel, also collar plant. Papa Farms (2) 3 BEDROOM HOUSES for rent. Buyers of land and timber. We buy 918-5353. 2010 FORD F-150 XLT, xcab, 4dr, (1) in Chadbourn, (1) Boardman area. white, 30k $21,900. Fair Bluff Ford. $375 per month, deposit required. No pine saw timber, hardwood saw tim- YOU-PICK OR WE-PICK, fall field COASTAL HAY FOR SALE for hors- 910-649-7531 pets. Call 910-739-9555. ber, and pulpwood - 5 acres or great- peas now available, Dixie Lee, Top LONG BAY TRUCKING needs log er. Call days 642-2909. es. Call 499-3506 Pick and Cox peas. Fowler Farms truck drivers, 7734 Old Lake Road. 2 BR HOUSE FOR RENT in Nakina. I BUY JUNK CARS - scrap metal. I Fresh Produce, 669 Wright Rd., Tabor Taking applications. Call 910-770- Call 910-770-0393 or 642-5597 pay $170-$600. 100% guaranteed. City, NC. (910) 653-5795. 0233 or 910-770-4811.
Open 7 days a week. 910-385-8585 2005 CHEVY AVALANCHE. One 214 WEST 3RD AVE, Chadbourn owner, blue, 4 WD, 70,000 miles. 2 bed / 1 bath HARDEE DISC, posthole digger, 40 TIMBER - WANTED TIMBER. Large Clean. Call 840-2878. $450 per month, $450 security KV PTO generator, large Nomad or small tracts. Please call 910-520- deposit camper, big BBQ cooker. Dog box 4728 day or night. 2009 FORD ESCAPE XLT, 4dr, V6 252-756-2920 for small truck. 910-207-8810 EXPERIENCED NURSE DESIRES auto, moonroof, 49k, $16,500. Fair receptionist & billing position in office. Bluff Ford, 910-649-7531 3 BR, 2 BATH, upstairs unit, lakefront Call 910-625-1842. with pier OR 2 BR, 1 bath, downstairs $$$ WANT TO MAKE extra money. 2010 FORD ECONOLINE 350 SD, unit, lakefront with pier. 910-617-5105 EXPERIENCED NURSE WILL sit 3dr van, 38k. 15 passenger $22,900. P/T work with full pay. Call 866-515- with patient from 11 pm to 7 am. Call or 910-602-3437 3190 leave msg. Fair Bluff Ford Mercury 649-7531 910-625-1842. 4 BEDROOM HOUSE for rent, 5 miles COLUMBUS COUNTY 2010 FORD EDGE Limited, auto 3.5L from Whiteville. Call 910-648-5725. ANIMAL SHELTER V6, 4 Door SUV, 32k. $26,800. Fair SERVICES Bluff Ford 910-649-7531 6 BR, 3 BATH house rent to own, 3 houses, 3 BR & 4 BR Mobile homes Position: Administration Assistant REDUCED 2005 VOLVO XC90, AWD, (Part-time) for rent. Also Lots: rent to own & land V8, leather, sunroof, 3rd seat, 2 built & lots for sale. Owner financing Call Open: 9/26/2011 in DVDs. 910-642-7077 Closing Date: October 7, 2011 910-770-2227. Salary: $10 hr. (20 hrs. per week) MCGEE’S CLEANING SERVICE BRICK HOUSE, 3 BR, 2 bath 1,600 Need your house cleaned. Free sq. ft. City. $725 month + security Job Duties: dep. 336-870-2501. Handles public request for services Estimates. Satisfaction Guaran- teed. Call 625-9282 2007 YAMAHA YZF 600 R. Lowered, or information regarding adoption of 4,000 miles. Very clean. Call 642- BRICK HOUSE, 3 br., 1 1/2 ba. Cen- animals, answers all incoming calls 9830. tral heat/air. $700 monthly, security for service and directs them appropri- deposit and references required. 642- ately. Take and post animal pictures to 6934 for application. internet. Write payment warrants and MARINE send all accounts payable in for pay- *** Dee Watts Backhoe FURNISHED TWO BEDROOM ment, monitor activity at the animal Service **** HOUSE for rent, 1 mile W. of White- shelter and resolves problems and Insured, tree removal, bucket truck, ville. Call 642-6482 leave message. top soil, fill dirt, marl for driveway, complaints. Ability to establish and HOUSE FOR RENT Nakina, 2BR, 1 maintain effective working relation- land clearing. Also mowing & yard work. 640-2463 or mobile 770-0534. bath $350 plus deposit. Call 910-642- ships with the general public, super- 1998 BASS TRACKER NITRO, 3 4009 after 5 pm. passenger, 2 chairs for fishing, 90 hp visor, county officials, and staff. Per- Bobby Hinson Construction mercury motor, trolling motor w/fish forms other duties as required. Lot clearing, pond building, bushhog- LAKE WACCAMAW lake front, 4 BR, finder, storage compartments, boat ging, lots and hedge rows with mini 2.5 bath, carport, patio, fireplace, pier, trailer w/new tires. 5 life jackets, pull- Desirable Education & Experience: excavator. Call 640-7606. lake breezes, sunsets. $1600 m. start- High School graduate with three (3) ing rope for towing or skiing. $2,000. ing Nov 1. 919-782-4408. years of secretarial experience with a Carpentry Work 640-1756, 207-3092 thorough knowledge of computers, or Roofing, painting and wallpaper. No LEASE OPTION ON 1500 sq. ft. 3 an equivalent combination of training job too small. Workmanship guaran- bed/2 bath w/bonus room, Cerro and experience. teed. Call 642-4226. Gordo, $4000 down, $550/month, Apply at the Employment Secu- part of rent goes toward purchase. rity Commission, 9131 Jefferson DOMESTIC BLISS CLEANING 910-654-6082 SERVICE Specializing in thorough, St., Whiteville, NC 28472. Colum- UNFURNISHED 2 BEDROOM, 1 bus County is an Equal Opportunity detailed house cleaning for over 25 years. From top to bottom, inside & BATH HOUSE. Whiteville City limits. Employer. ****Publisher’s Notice**** $475 monthly, $475 dep. Call 910- out. 845-399-2637 for free estimate. Equal Housing Opportunity 641-1925. DIRECTOR NEEDED FOR well- All real estate advertised herein is established Christian child care LARRY HINSON’S BACKHOE subject to the Federal Fair Housing All types of backhoe work, lot clear- Act, North Carolina and Columbus center. Must have a 2 year Early Fair Housing Law which makes it ille- Childhood degree, Admin. I & II and ing, sand, top soil and marl. gal to advertise any preference, limi- Supervisory experience. Send resume Call 654-4503. tation discrimination based on race, 1 BEDROOM, 1 BATH apartment in to: Trinity Baptist Church, Attn: Child color, religion, sex, handicap, familial MICHAEL’S CUSTOM PAINTING, Whiteville. Central heat/air & base- Care Chairperson, 201 S. Thompson status or national origin, or intention board heat. $350 monthly. Call 910- St., Whiteville, NC 28472. pressure wash, decks staining/ to make any such preferences, limi- sealed. Ref. 642-5831, 770-1108. tations or discrimination. We will not 840-9936. The News Reporter, Monday, October 3, 2011 - 9B
1 BR, 1 BATH UPSTAIRS apt. Appli- of Thompson Street (a 60 foot right- sell to the highest bidder for cash the lenge to have merit, may request the feet with the Easton Blakman line to This 20th day of September, 2011. ances & water incl. $400 Whiteville of-way) said beginning point being following real estate situated in the court to declare the sale to be void a point marked by an iron; thence a SUBSTITUTE TRUSTEE SERVIC- City Limits. 646-1049. the southeastern corner of Lot No County of Columbus, North Carolina, and return the deposit. The purchaser new line South 13 degrees 34 min- ES, INC. 5 as shown on plat of J.T. McKenzie and being more particularly described will have no further remedy. utes 27 seconds West 202.57 feet to SUBSTITUTE TRUSTEE No pets. 2 BEDROOM APARTMENT. Subdivision in Plat Book 2, Page 3, as follows: THIS IS A COMMUNICATION FROM a point marked by an iron; thence a BY: Attorney at Law Please call J.L. Powell & Co., Inc. Call 642-4049. Columbus County Registry, and run- Situated in the Town of Whiteville at A DEBT COLLECTOR. THE PUR- new line South 19 degrees 31 min- The Law Firm of Hutchens, Senter & ning thence with the western mar- the Southeast intersection of Smith POSE OF THIS COMMUNICATION utes 23 seconds West 134.76 feet to a Britton, P.A. Cypress Village Apartments gin of the right-of-way of Thompson and Franklin Streets and being further IS TO COLLECT A DEBT AND ANY point marked by an iron; thence a new Attorneys for Substitute Trustee Ser- 197 Orange St., Fair Bluff, N.C. Street South 03 degrees 40 minutes described as follows: INFORMATION OBTAINED WILL BE line South 23 degrees 17 minutes 30 vices, Inc. 1 and 2 bedrooms. West, 50 feet to a new iron, the north- Beginning at the intersection of the USED FOR THAT PURPOSE, except seconds West 194.40 feet to a point P.O. Box 1028 Free laundry room + Community east corner of Lot No. 8 as shown on South edge of East Smith Street in the as stated below in the instance of marked by an iron; thence a new line 4317 Ramsey Street room ****24 hour maintenance*** said plat referred to above; thence Town of Whiteville and the East edge bankruptcy protection. North 57 degrees 28 minutes 08 sec- Fayetteville, North Carolina 28311 Rental Assistance Up to 100% North 86 degrees 19 minutes West, of Franklin Street, running thence IF YOU ARE UNDER THE PROTEC- onds West 221.83 feet to the point https://sales.hsbfirm.com Seniors 62 years and older 149.84 feet to a new iron in the west- with the South edge of Smith Street TION OF THE BANKRUPTCY COURT of beginning containing 2.00 acres, Case No: 1062230 910-649-7971 Hours: Monday - Friday, 8am-2 pm ern line of Lot 7; thence North 03 Eastwardly seventy-five (75) ft. to OR HAVE BEEN DISCHARGED AS A more or less, exclusive of the right Sept. 26, Oct. 3, 2011 TDD Relay 1-800-735-2962 degrees 40 minutes East, 43 feet to the Northwest corner of Mr. and Mrs. RESULT OF A BANKRUPTCY PRO- of way of North Carolina State Road Equal Housing Opportunity an old iron in the southwest corner of Philip W. Styons’ lot; thence parallel- CEEDING, THIS NOTICE IS GIVEN #1162, according to a Map of Survey Notice of Sale Lot No. 5; thence with the southern ing Franklin Street, sixty-six (66) ft. TO YOU PURSUANT TO STATU- dated March 8, 2005, by Jimmy Dale line of Lot No. 5, South 88 degrees 59 Southwardly to the Southwest corner TORY REQUIREMENT AND FOR Etheridge, Professional Land Sur- J. Lionel Todd Investments, Inc. minutes East, 150 feet to THE POINT of Phillip W. Styons’ lot; thence par- INFORMATIONAL PURPOSES AND veyor. Together with improvements Successor to Chadbourn Mini Stor- AND PLACE OF BEGINNING and alleling Smith Street seventy-five (75) IS NOT INTENDED AS AN ATTEMPT located thereon; said property being age, P.O. Box 441, Whiteville, NC being the same property as shown ft. Westwardly to the eastern edge of TO COLLECT A DEBT OR AS AN ACT located at 1889 Antioch Church Road, 28472, will hold a public sale to dis- LAKE WACCAMAW 1 house divided on plat entitled “VANCE RAY DUDLEY Franklin Street at the Southeast cor- TO COLLECT, ASSESS, OR RECOV- Whiteville, North Carolina. pose of various items of personal into 2 1BR apts. W/D hookup, chair AND SANDRA DUDLEY” dated Sep- ner of Lot No. 9 out of which this tract ER ALL OR ANY PORTION OF THE Trustee may, in the Trustee’s sole dis- property, pursuant to the asser- rail wall paper. No pets. Call 640- tember 22, 1983, by Lloyd R. Walk- is carved; thence with the Eastern DEBT FROM YOU PERSONALLY. cretion, delay the sale for up to one tion of a lien for rental at its storage 8646 or 654-6792. er, Registered Surveyor. Reference edge of Franklin Street, Northward- This 27th day of September, 2011. hour as provided in NCGS §45-21.23. facility. is made to deed recorded in Book ly sixty-six (66) ft. to the beginning. SUBSTITUTE TRUSTEE SERVIC- Should the property be purchased by The Sale will be conducted at the MADISON HILL APARTMENTS 453, Page 777, and deed recorded Together with improvements located ES, INC. a third party, that party must pay the following Storage Facility locations: 206 S, Madison St., Whiteville, NC in Book 583, Page 894, Columbus thereon; said property being located SUBSTITUTE TRUSTEE excise tax, as well as the court costs One Bedroom Apts. Chadbourn Mini Storage "1+%.3"$()(0(&/4,**1+(03 County Registry. at 610 North Franklin Street, White- BY: Attorney at Law of Forty-Five Cents ($0.45) per One 325 Strawberry Blvd. r,,*4 ',1./*"(+0&+"+$& Property Address: 106 S. Thomp- ville, North Carolina. The Law Firm of Hutchens, Senter & Hundred Dollars ($100.00) required Chadbourn, NC 28431 Rental assistance up to 100% Son Street, Whiteville, North Caro- This deed is intended to convey and Britton, P.A. by NCGS §7A-308(a)(1). Chadbourn Mini Storage based on income. lina 28472. does convey the Western one-half of Attorneys for Substitute Trustee Ser- The property to be offered pursuant to 210 7th Ave. Seniors 62 years and older In the Trustee’s sole discretion, the Lot #9 of the FM Subdivision of the vices, Inc. this notice of sale is being offered for Chadbourn, NC 28431 sale may be delayed for up to one (1) Stophel and David place as shown on P.O. Box 1028 sale, transfer and conveyance “AS IS, DATE OF SALE: October 15, 2011 Hours: Mon.-Fri. 9 am to 2 pm hour as provided in Section 45-21.23 plat prepared by Bruce Pierce, Sur- 4317 Ramsey Street WHERE IS.” Neither the Trustee nor TIME OF SALE: 325 Strawberry &)"3 of the North Carolina General Stat- veyor, dated 22 October 1941, regis- Fayetteville, North Carolina 28311 the holder of the note secured by the Blvd: 10 a.m. utes. The record owner of the real tered in Plat Book 2, Page 130, Office https://sales.hsbfirm.com deed of trust/security agreement, or 210 7th Ave: Immediately following property not more than ten days prior of the Register of Deeds of Columbus Case No: 1042767 both, being foreclosed, nor the offi- Strawberry Blvd Sale to the date hereof is Emily L. Blood. County, North Carolina. October 3, 10, 2011 cers, directors, attorneys, employees, Unit #113 Tonya Parker A five percent cash deposit, or a For reference see deed recorded in agents or authorized representative of Unit #215 Kimberly Williams cash deposit of $750.00, whichever Book 250, Page 67, Columbus Coun- Notice of either the Trustee or the holder of the Unit #311 Sherry Bartley is greater, will be required of the last ty Registry. note make any representation or war- Unit #329 Jonathan Barber and highest bidder. The balance of Being the same tract of land con- Foreclosure Sale ranty relating to the title or any physi- Unit #428 Wanda McDuffie 2 BEDROOM MOBILE HOME North the bid purchase price shall be due in veyed to Melissa Millican by deed cal, environmental, health or safety Unit #432 Sabrina Oliver of Hallsboro. No pets. References 11 SP 188 full in cash or certified funds at a clos- dated August 24, 2001 and recorded conditions existing in, on, at or relat- Unit #440 Glenda Corder required. Call 910-642-5801 or 910- Under and by virtue of the power of ing to take place within thirty (30) days in Book 661, Page 880, Columbus ing to the property being offered for Unit #511 Carrie Wilson 640-9435. sale contained in a certain Deed of of the date of sale. The undersigned County Registry. sale, and any and all responsibilities Posted this the 23rd day of Septem- Trust made by Marvin I. Bumgarner 2 BEDROOM MOBILE HOME, 1 Substitute Trustee shall convey title to Trustee may, in the Trustee’s sole dis- or liabilities arising out of or in any ber, 2011 bedroom apartment. 5 miles East of and Marguerite W. Bumgarner (Mar- the property by non-warranty deed. cretion, delay the sale for up to one way relating to any such condition J. Lionel Todd Investments, Inc. Whiteville. Call 642-7844. vin I. Bumgarner and Marguerite W. This sale will be made subject to all hour as provided in NCGS §45-21.23. expressly are disclaimed. Also, this (Successor to Chadbourn Mini Stor- Bumgarner, both deceased)(Heirs of 2 BEDROOM MOBILE HOME, East- prior liens of record, if any, and to all Should the property be purchased by property is being sold subject to all age) Marvin I. Bumgarner: Darryl Leonard over Park. Call J.L. Powell & Co Inc. unpaid (ad valorem) taxes and special a third party, that party must pay the taxes, special assessments, and prior By: Henrietta Todd Alexander, as to life Estate, Joshua 642-4049. assessments, if any, which became excise tax, as well as the court costs liens or encumbrances of record and October 3, 10, 2011 a lien subsequent to the recordation of Forty-Five Cents ($0.45) per One Alexander and Derek Alexander) to any recorded releases. Said property 3 BEDROOM MOBILE HOME for James Hill, III, Trustee(s), dated the NOTICE TO CREDITORS AND rent. $450 month + $450 security of the Deed of Trust. This sale will Hundred Dollars ($100.00) required is also being sold subject to applica- 13th day of May, 2005, and recorded DEBTORS OF GEORGE REAVES deposit. Negotiable. 336-315-3947. be further subject to the right, if any, by NCGS §7A-308(a)(1). ble Federal and State laws. of the United States of America to The property to be offered pursuant to in Book 815, Page 231, in Colum- A cash deposit or cashier’s check (no DECEASED BLADENBORO BEAUTIFUL 2008 redeem the above-described prop- this notice of sale is being offered for bus County Registry, North Carolina, personal checks) of five percent (5%) STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA 3BR, 2 bath singlewide. Great family erty for a period of 120 days follow- sale, transfer and conveyance “AS IS, default having been made in the pay- of the purchase price, or seven hun- IN THE GENERAL COURT OF JUS- community. No pets. 910-316-9058 ing the date when the final upset bid WHERE IS.” Neither the Trustee nor ment of the note thereby secured by dred fifty dollars ($750.00), whichever TICE period has run. the holder of the note secured by the the said Deed of Trust and the under- is greater, will be required at the time COUNTY OF COLUMBUS The purchaser of the property deed of trust/security agreement, or signed, Substitute Trustee Services, of the sale. SUPERIOR COURT DIVISION Inc. having been substituted as Trust- BEFORE THE CLERK ROOM FOR RENT described above shall pay the Clerk’s both, being foreclosed, nor the offi- An order for possession of the prop- Commissions in the amount of $.45 cers, directors, attorneys, employees, ee in said Deed of Trust by an instru- erty may be issued pursuant to G.S. 07 E-352 Weekly or Monthly Rates. ment duly recorded in the Office of Bedrooms furnished. No Pets. per $100.00 of the purchase price (up agents or authorized representative of 45-21.29 in favor of the purchaser The undersigned having qualified as No calls after 9 pm to a maximum amount of $500.00), either the Trustee or the holder of the the Register of Deeds of Columbus and against the party or parties in Administratrix of the Estate of George 910-642-4932 required by Section 7A 308(a)(1) of the note make any representation or war- County, North Carolina and the holder possession by the clerk of superior Reaves, deceased, late of Columbus Or 770-1140 North Carolina General Statutes. If ranty relating to the title or any physi- of the note evidencing said indebted- court of the county in which the prop- County, this is to notify all persons, the purchaser of the above described cal, environmental, health or safety ness having directed that the Deed of erty is sold. firms and corporations having claims $275 monthly, ROOMS FOR RENT property is someone other than the conditions existing in, on, at or relat- Trust be foreclosed, the undersigned Any person who occupies the prop- against said Estate to exhibit them to Cable TV, Central Heat & Air. Call Substitute Trustee will offer for sale Donna LeSane, Administratrix, Post *82-910-445-7498 Beneficiary under the Deed of Trust, ing to the property being offered for erty pursuant to a rental agreement the purchaser shall also pay, to the sale, and any and all responsibilities at the courthouse door in the City of entered into or renewed on or after Office Box 219, Chadbourn, North extent applicable, the land transfer or liabilities arising out of or in any Whiteville, Columbus County, North October 1, 2007, may after receiving Carolina 28431 on or before the 10th tax in the amount of one percent (1%) way relating to any such condition Carolina, or the customary location the notice of sale, terminate the rent- day of January, 2012 or barred from of the purchase price. expressly are disclaimed. Also, this designated for foreclosure sales, at al agreement upon 10 days’ written their recovery. All persons indebted COMMERCIAL BUILDING for rent To the extent this sale involves resi- property is being sold subject to all 1:30 PM on October 11, 2011 and notice to the landlord. Upon termina- to said Estate are asked to please Whiteville. 2000 sq. ft., potential for dential property with less than fifteen taxes, special assessments, and prior will sell to the highest bidder for cash tion of a rental agreement, the tenant make immediate payment to: Donna 5000 sq. ft. Call 910-642-2276 (15) rental units, you are hereby noti- liens or encumbrances of record and the following real estate situated in is liable for rent due under the rental LeSane, Administratrix. the Township of Lees, in the Coun- Donna LeSane Downtown Commercial fied of the following: any recorded releases. Said property agreement prorated to the effective FOR RENT ty of Columbus, North Carolina, and Building. Spacious parking. Call J.L. a. An order for possession of the is also being sold subject to applica- date of the termination. Post Office Box 219 Powell & Co., Inc. (910) 642-4049. property may be issued pursuant to ble Federal and State laws. being more particularly described as If the trustee is unable to convey title Chadbourn, NC 28431 Section 45-21.29 of the North Caro- A cash deposit or cashier’s check (no follows: to this property for any reason, the William L. Davis, III OFFICE BUILDING WITH RAMP for lina General Statutes in favor of the personal checks) of five percent (5%) Lying and being in Lees Township, sole remedy of the purchaser is the Attorney at Law rent, near hospital. Long term lease. Columbus County, North Carolina, Post Office Box 1363 Call 642-4923. purchaser and against the party or of the purchase price, or seven hun- return of the deposit. Reasons of such parties in possession by the clerk of dred fifty dollars ($750.00), whichever and being more particularly described inability to convey include, but are not Lumberton, NC 28359 superior court of the county in which is greater, will be required at the time as follows: limited to, the filing of a bankruptcy Telephone: (910) 738-7776 the property is sold; and of the sale. BEGINNING at a point mark by a nail petition prior to the confirmation of Fax: (910) 671-9039 b. Any person who occupies the An order for possession of the prop- located in the centerline of North Car- the sale and reinstatement of the loan Email: [email protected] LOTS FOR RENT in mobile home property pursuant to a rental agree- erty may be issued pursuant to G.S. olina State Road #1162, said point without the knowledge of the trustee. October, 3, 10, 17, 24, 2011. park 2600 Walter Todd Rd. $80 ment entered into or renewed on 45-21.29 in favor of the purchaser of beginning being located North If the validity of the sale is challenged monthly. Call 840-2454 or 200-3125 NOTICE TO CREDITORS or after October 1, 2007, may, after and against the party or parties in 23 degrees 38 minutes 57 seconds by any party, the trustee, in their sole East 10.46 feet, North 24 degrees 30 Having qualified as Executrix of receiving the notice of sale, terminate possession by the clerk of superior discretion, if they believe the chal- the Estate of Earl Hammon Brown, the rental agreement upon 10 days’ court of the county in which the prop- minutes 00 seconds East 63.41 feet lenge to have merit, may request the , and North 24 degrees 34 minutes deceased, late of Columbus County, written notice to the landlord. Upon erty is sold. court to declare the sale to be void State of North Carolina, the under- termination of a rental agreement, Any person who occupies the prop- 25 seconds East 600.64 feet along and return the deposit. The purchaser the centerline of North Carolina State signed hereby notifies all persons, the tenant is liable for rent due under erty pursuant to a rental agreement will have no further remedy. having claims against the estate of the rental agreement prorated to the entered into or renewed on or after Road #1162 from the point where said THIS IS A COMMUNICATION FROM Notice of centerline is intersected by the cen- the said decedent to present them effective date of the termination. October 1, 2007, may after receiving A DEBT COLLECTOR. THE PUR- to the undersigned within (3) months Foreclosure Sale This 13th day of September, 2011. the notice of sale, terminate the rent- terline of North Carolina State Road POSE OF THIS COMMUNICATION #1163; THENCE FROM SAID POINT from the date of the first publication, POYNER SPRUILL LLP al agreement upon 10 days’ written IS TO COLLECT A DEBT AND ANY or this notice will be pleaded in bar of STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA OF BEGINNING North 24 degrees 34 By: notice to the landlord. Upon termina- INFORMATION OBTAINED WILL BE their recovery. All persons indebted COUNTY OF COLUMBUS minutes 25 seconds East 154.60 feet Deborah Sperati, Esq. tion of a rental agreement, the tenant USED FOR THAT PURPOSE, except to the said estate will please make IN THE GENERAL COURT OF with the centerline of North Carolina Attorneys for Spruillco, Ltd. is liable for rent due under the rental as stated below in the instance of immediate payment. JUSTICE State Road #1162 to a point marked 130 S. Franklin Street agreement prorated to the effective bankruptcy protection. This the 12th day of September, 2011. SUPERIOR COURT DIVISION by a nail located in said centerline; P.O. Box 353 date of the termination. IF YOU ARE UNDER THE PROTEC- Meredith P. Hall BEFORE THE CLERK thence North 23 degrees 40 minutes Rocky Mount, NC 27802 If the trustee is unable to convey title TION OF THE BANKRUPTCY COURT 448 Evans Street 11 SP 182 57 seconds East 51.98 feet, North Telephone: (252) 972-7022 to this property for any reason, the OR HAVE BEEN DISCHARGED AS A Wilmington, NC 28405 IN THE MATTER OF THE FORECLO- 20 degrees 20 minutes 25 seconds FCB003-00000255 sole remedy of the purchaser is the RESULT OF A BANKRUPTCY PRO- Sept. 12, 19, 26, Oct. 3, 2011. SURE OF A DEED OF TRUST FROM October 3, 10, 2011 return of the deposit. Reasons of such East 51.98 feet; North 15 degrees CEEDING, THIS NOTICE IS GIVEN EMILY L. BLOOD, TO NEUSE INCOR- inability to convey include, but are not 12 minutes 10 seconds East 52.01 TO YOU PURSUANT TO STATU- PORATED, TRUSTEE, DATED APRIL Notice of limited to, the filing of a bankruptcy feet, North 10 degrees 37 minutes 08 TORY REQUIREMENT AND FOR 13, 2005 RECORDED IN BOOK 813, petition prior to the confirmation of seconds East 40.51 feet, and North INFORMATIONAL PURPOSES AND SHORT BROS. PAGE 52, COLUMBUS COUNTY Foreclosure Sale the sale and reinstatement of the loan 08 degrees 06 minutes 10 seconds IS NOT INTENDED AS AN ATTEMPT REGISTRY without the knowledge of the trustee. East 40.45 feet with the centerline of TO COLLECT A DEBT OR AS AN ACT RENT-A-CAR Pursuant to an order entered Septem- 10 SP 250 If the validity of the sale is challenged North Carolina State Road # 1162 to a TO COLLECT, ASSESS, OR RECOV- Hwy. 701, South ber 13, 2011, in the Superior Court for Under and by virtue of the power by any party, the trustee, in their sole point marked by a nail located in said ER ALL OR ANY PORTION OF THE $ 95 of Whiteville Columbus County, and the power of of sale contained in a certain Deed discretion, if they believe the chal- centerline; thence North 85 degrees DEBT FROM YOU PERSONALLY. DAILY of Trust made by Oden Lee Barrett, 54 minutes 26 seconds East 227.00 19 642-4175 sale contained in the captioned deed of trust (“Deed of Trust”), the under- Sr. (Oden Lee Barrett, Sr., deceased) signed Substitute Trustee will offer (Heirs of Oden Lee Barrett, Sr.: Ronda for sale at auction, to the highest bid- Barrett Milligan, Peggy Sue Price, THOMPSON KENT der for cash, Vickie Leigh Barrett, Oden Lee Bar- ESTATES AT THE COURTHOUSE DOOR IN rett, Jr., John Eldridge Barrett and PLACE WHITEVILLE, COLUMBUS COUNTY, Unknown Heirs of Oden Lee Barrett, APARTMENTS Sr.) to Trustee Services of Carolina, Covey Run NORTH CAROLINA ON OCTOBER 103 Jones Place APARTMENTS LLC, Trustee(s), dated the 30th day 13, 2011 AT 11:30 AM Whiteville, NC the real estate and the improve- of September, 2005, and recorded in Bring Your Section 8 ments thereon encumbered by the Book RB 830, Page 492, in Colum- Now accepting applica- Deed of Trust, less and except any bus County Registry, North Carolina, tions. 1 bedroom units, Voucher Now! Apartments of such property released from the default having been made in the pay- handicap accessible units ment of the note thereby secured by 1 & 2 Bedrooms lien of the deed of trust prior to the available. Total electric 1 and 2 Bedroom Units date of this sale, lying and being in the said Deed of Trust and the under- Renovations Scheduled in Columbus County, North Carolina, signed, Substitute Trustee Services, with range & refrigerator 2011 and being more particularly described Inc. having been substituted as Trust- furnished. Head of house- Assistance May Be Available ee in said Deed of Trust by an instru- Reduced rent as follows: hold must be 62 or older. Under New Ownership All that certain lot or parcel of land ment duly recorded in the Office of Rent based on income. the Register of Deeds of Columbus (910) 640-1656 situated in Whiteville Township, Office Hours Mention this ad and pay no COLUMBUS County, North Caro- County, North Carolina and the holder application fees through 4/15. lina and more particularly described of the note evidencing said indebted- Tuesday & Thursday 117 Covey Run Lane as follows: ness having directed that the Deed of 8:30 am - 5:00 pm Call 910-642-8891 Whiteville Lying and being in or near the City of Trust be foreclosed, the undersigned 640-3315 or visit us at Town of Whiteville, Whiteville Town- Substitute Trustee will offer for sale ship, Columbus County, State of at the courthouse door in the City of 116 Tram Rd., Whiteville HHMOVE IN SPECIALSHH North Carolina, and more particular- Whiteville, Columbus County, North Equal Opportunity Housing ly described and defined as follows: Carolina, or the customary location Visit our website at BEGINNING at an old iron in the designated for foreclosure sales, at www.norcomanagement.com 1:30 PM on October 18, 2011 and will EQUAL HOUSING western margin of the right-of-way Dynamic Property Management OPPORTUNITY 10B - The News Reporter, Monday, October 3, 2011
Notice of the Trustee, in it’s sole discretion, if it On or about October 6th, seven HD On or about November 3rd, the fol- HBO On Demand Channels 760,1030, additional, two-way capable equip- believes the challenge to have merit, channels will be added to the NHL lowing additions are planned for the and 1760. ment: OWN HD Channel 1259, The Substitute may declare the sale to be void and Center Ice/MLB Extra Innings sports Digital Tier: G4 HD Channel 1311, On or about November 3rd, NHL Cen- Weather Channel HD Channel 1418, Trustee’s return the deposit. In either event package on channels 1557- 1563. Cooking Channel HD Channel 1353, ter Ice/MLB Extra Innings duplicated G4 HD Channel 1311, Cooking the purchaser will have no further Also on this date, eight HD channels DIY HD Channel 1356. channels 569 and 1569 will move to Channel HD Channel 1353, DIY HD Foreclosure Sale of recourse against the Mortgagor, the will be added to the NBA League On or about November 3rd, the fol- channel 1555 and duplicated chan- Channel 1356, FEARnet HD Chan- Real Property Mortgagee, the Mortgagee’s attorney Pass/MLS Direct Kick sports pack- lowing additions are planned for nels 570 and 1570 will move to chan- nel 1644, NHL Center Ice/MLB Extra or the Trustee. age on channels 1572- 1579. Movie Pass: FEARnet HD Chan- nel 1556. Also on this date, NBA Innings Channels 1557-1563, NBA Additional Notice Where the Real nel 1644, FEARnet HD On Demand League Pass duplicated channels 581 League Pass/MLS Direct Kick Chan- 8528 On or about October 6th, the fol- Property is Residential With Less programming added to Movie Pass and 1581 will move to channel 1571. nel 1572-1579. 11-SP-187 lowing addition is planned as part of Than 15 Rental Units: On Demand Channels 650, 1026, The new services listed below can- October 3, 2011 UNDER AND BY VIRTUE of the power Basic Cable: OWN HD Channel 1259. An order for possession of the prop- and 1650. not be accessed on CableCARD- el 1572-1579. and authority contained in that certain On or about October 6th, the fol- erty may be issued pursuant to G.S. On or about November 3rd, HBO HD equipped Unidirectional Digital Cable October 3, 2011 Deed of Trust executed and delivered lowing changes are planned: OWN 45-21.29 in favor of the purchaser and On Demand content will added to Products purchased at retail without by Calvin P. Graham a/k/a Calvin Gra- Broadcast Cable channel 20 will against the party or parties in posses- ham and Henrietta P. Graham, dated move to Basic Cable channel 29. CW sion by the clerk of superior court of July 30, 2007 and recorded on August Basic Cable channel 29 will move to the county in which the property is 3, 2007, in Book No. RB 901, at Page Broadcast Cable channel 20. In Blad- sold. Any person who occupies the 539 in the Office of the Register of enboro, Elizabethtown, Whiteville property pursuant to a rental agree- Deeds of Columbus County, North and Lake Waccamaw, CW channel ment entered into or renewed on Carolina; and because of default in 17 will no longer be available since How do you REALLY know or after October 1, 2007, may, after the payment of the indebtedness this programming will be carried on receiving the notice of sale, terminate secured thereby and failure to carry channel 20. the rental agreement upon 10 days’ out and perform the stipulations and On or about October 13th, Events written notice to the landlord. Upon if you have a hearing loss? agreements contained therein and, On Demand Channels 796 and 1020 termination of a rental agreement, pursuant to demand of the holder and International Movies On Demand the tenant is liable for rent due under of the indebtedness secured by said Channels 896 and 1017 will no lon- the rental agreement prorated to the Deed of Trust, the undersigned Sub- ger be available as standalone chan- effective date of the termination. stitute Trustee will place for sale, at nels and its programming will move Any person who occupies the prop- public auction, to the highest bidder to Movies On Demand Channels OUR SERVICES erty pursuant to a bona fide lease or for cash at the usual place of sale 600,1000, and 1600. RISK-FREE tenancy may have additional rights at Columbus County Courthouse, On or about October 13th, Movies On Honest, realistic answers to your hearing pursuant to Title VII of 5.896 - Pro- Whiteville, North Carolina on Octo- Demand Thrillers Channels 606 and 30-DAY TRIAL concerns, with many options for you. tecting Tenants at Foreclosure Act ber 6, 2011 at 12:00 PM that par- 1012 will no longer be available as a which became effective on May 20, cel of land, including improvements standalone channel and its program- Precise and comprehensive 2009. thereon, situated, lying and being ming will move to Movies On Demand AGX PROTECTION PLAN Posted: hearing evaluations. in the City of Evergreen, County of Hits Channels 604 and 1010. Witness: Columbus, State of North Carolina, On or about October 27th, HD Mov- Wide selection, from the simplest to Assistant/Deputy Clerk of Superi- ies On Demand Channel 1001 will no IN WRITING and being more particularly described or Court the most advanced digital instruments. in the above referenced Deed of Trust. longer be available as a standalone David A. Simpson, P.C. Address of property: 1184 Old Board- channel and its programming will Substitute Trustee Hearing system fittings & follow-up care, man Road, Evergreen, NC 28438- move to Movies On Demand Chan- YEAR WARRANTY By: David A. Simpson, Attorney 9462 nels 600, 1000, and 1600. HD Movie YEARS LOSS AND including in-office service for your 6047 Tyvola Glen Circle Tax Parcel ID: 21175 Pass On Demand Channel 1027 will DAMAGE INSURANCE hearing instruments. Charlotte, NC 28217 Present Record Owners: Calvin P. no longer be available as a stand- 704-619-6551 alone channel and its programming 3Applicable on AGX5, 7, & 9 Graham a/k/a Calvin Graham; Henri- Free batteries and service for your Sept. 26, Oct. 3, 2011 etta P. Graham will move to Movie Pass On Demand technology purchases. devices for up to 3 years. The terms of the sale are that the real Channels 650, 1026, and 1650. property hereinbefore described will Time Warner Cable On or about November 3rd, Prime- be sold for cash to the highest bid- Time Warner Cable’s agreements with time HD On Demand Channel 1041 der. A deposit of five percent (5%) of programmers and broadcasters to will no longer be available as a stand- the amount of the bid or Seven Hun- carry their services and stations rou- alone channel and its programming Talk to our dred Fifty Dollars ($750.00), which- tinely expire from time to time. We will move to Primetime On Demand ever is greater, is required and must are usually able to obtain renewals or Channels 195, 1040 and 1195. Pre- AudigyCertifed™Professionals. be tendered in the form of certified extensions of such agreements, but in School Kids On Demand Channel funds at the time of the sale. In the order to comply with applicable regu- 231 and 1051 will no longer be avail- event that the Owner and Holder or lations, we must inform you when an able as a standalone channel and its Call today to its intended assignee is exempt from agreement is about to expire. The fol- programming will move to Kids On paying the same, the successful bid- lowing agreements are due to expire Demand Channels 230 and 1057. change your life. der shall be required to pay revenue soon, and we may be required to Cutting Edge On Demand Channel stamps on the Trustee’s Deed, and cease carriage of one or more of these 341 and 1046 will no longer be avail- any Land Transfer Tax. services/stations in the near future. able as a standalone channel and its Susan Evans Gore, Au.D. The real property hereinabove Service: BBC America, BBC America programming will move to Entertain- L. Brooks Gore, Ph.D. described is being offered for sale HD, BBC America On Demand, Ban- ment On Demand Channels 340 and “AS IS, WHERE IS” and will be sold damax, De Pelicula, De Pelicula Clas- 1050. Showtime HD On Demand subject to all superior liens, unpaid sico, E!, Encore(East), Encore(West), Channel 1035 will no longer be avail- taxes, and special assessments. Encore HD, Encore Action, Encore able as a standalone channel and its LUMBERTON Other conditions will be announced Love, Encore Mystery, Encore Drama, programming will move to Showtime at the sale. The sale will be held open Encore Westerns, Encore Wam, Erotic On Demand Channels 762, 1034 and 584 Farringdom St for ten (10) days for upset bids as by Networks, FUSE, FUSE HD, The Golf 1762. HD Showcase On Demand law required. If a third party is the Channel, The Golf Channel HD, NHL channels 1046 and 1339 will no longer 910.671.5014 high bidder at the time of sale con- Network, NHL Network HD, NHL Cen- be available as a standalone channel firmation, the third party will have ter Ice, RetroPlex, Sprout, Starz(East), and its programming will move to vari- WHITEVILLE fifteen (15) days following the sale Starz Cinema, Starz HD, Starz Kids & ous On Demand channels. 302 Liberty St confirmation to remit the balance of Family, Starz Kids & Family HD, Starz On or about November 3rd, Big Ten his/her bid to the Trustee. In the sole In Black, Starz Edge, Starz Edge HD, Network On Demand Channels 549, 910.642.3675 discretion of the Trustee, an extension Starz Comedy, Starz Comedy HD, 1073 and 1549 will be rebranded as may be granted, but in that instance, Starz On Demand, Style, truTV, truTV Sports Pass On Demand. Big Ten SHALLOTTE if required by the noteholder or loan HD, Youtoo, Zee TV. Network HD On Demand Channel 2298 Highway 17 servicer, the bidder shall be required In addition, from time to time we make 1074 will no longer be available as to pay per diem interest at the current certain changes in the services that a standalone channel and its pro- 910.755.2428 rate on the note secured by the deed we offer in order to better serve our gramming will move to Sports Pass of trust described herein until the day customers. The following changes On Demand Channels 549, 1073, he/she remits the balance of his/her are planned: and 1549. bid to the Trustee. On or about October 4th, HD Theater On or about November 3rd, Nature & View our educational video on hearing at If for any reason the Trustee is unable Channel 1270 will change its name Knowledge On Demand Channel 425 www.coastalhearingcenters.com to convey title to this property or the to Velocity. will move to Channel 276. sale is set aside, the sole remedy On or about October 5th, ESPN On or about November 3rd, the fol- of the purchaser is the return of the News, ESPN News HD and CNN en lowing addition is planned for Basic deposit. Furthermore, if the validity of Espanol will be added to the Business Cable: The Weather Channel HD the sale is challenged by any party, Class News Tier. Channel 1418.
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