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Dunn Man’s By TOM WOERNER helped him succeed as a weath- teeth in the pilot’s chair, was at Of The Record Staff er forecaster. the airport to greet Mr. Ste- Death Gary Stephenson, a 1981 phenson. A Raleigh television person- graduate of Dunn High School, Mr. Edgerton taught Mr. Ste- ality, pilot and a graduate of came to the Harnett Regional phenson to fly at the old, grass One facing murder, Dunn High School, returned to Jetport Wednesday along with a airport in Erwin. For many three others his native county Wednesday to film crew from Spectrum years the small strip, on the reunite with a well-known local News. Mr. Stephenson is the grounds where the Erwin Mills Daily Record Photo/Tom Woerner accessory. man who was instrumental in network’s chief meteorologist weave plant is located, was the his life. The purpose was to film at its Raleigh station. only airport in the county. It Dunn native and Triangle area weatherman Gary Stephenson, a short documentary on how his Cecil Edgerton, a popular closed when Burlington Indus- left, stands with Cecil Edgerton who taught him to fly. Mr. Four people have been arrest- occupation and his favorite hob- businessman in the area, who Stephenson, the chief meteorologist for Spectrum News, was at ed in the shooting death of 47-year- by, piloting small aircraft, helped Mr. Stephenson cut his See Returns, Page 3 the Harnett Regional Jetport for a television feature on his career. old Rodney Wells of 63 Jar- vis Lane, Dunn. Mr. Wells was shot to death More Funny Friday after- Turpentine Demonstration Expanding noon in front of his home. Money Deldrid Mau- rice Hines, 39, Hines By TOM WOERNER of Dogwood Of The Record Staff Acres Lane, Er- win, was arrest- The Dunn Police Department ed Saturday af- continues to get reports of fake ternoon and money being passed throughout charged with town. the murder of Two more incidents were report- Mr. Wells. ed in the Dunn area Wednesday. Later that Pope In one case, at the Short Stop evening, three convenience store, a suspect at- people were tempted to pass fake $5 and $10 charged with ac- bills. cessory after the In another incident, a suspect at- fact of murder. tempted to pass a counterfeit $20 They are Cody bill at Walgreen’s drug store in Keen Pope, 26, Dunn. of Old Stage There were no arrests made in Road, Erwin, either case and reports indicate that and Crystal Lee Chestnutt both cases remain under investiga- Chestnutt, 38, tion. and Justina Am- The incidents come after a series ber Moore, 32, of similar incidents in the last sev- both of Dogwood eral weeks in both the Dunn and Acres Lane, Er- Erwin areas. The incidents hap- win. Ms. Moore pened in businesses throughout the and Mr. Pope area. In one incident, fake bills were were also served passed at a local bank. an outstanding Most of the cases involve $5, $10 probation viola- Moore Contributed Photo or $20 bills. tion warrant. Three suspects have been ar- Mr. Hines is being held without Visitors from two state historic sites were in Harnett County to learn the art of tar, pitch and turpentining. Steady Meares rested, but the counterfeit incidents bond. The other three each have from Weymouth Woods-Sandhills Nature Preserve and Jim McKee from Brunswick Town State Historic have continued. bond set at $500,000. All are set to Site are shown here with a jar of turpentine. Police believe someone is manu- make first court appearances to- facturing the fake money with a day in Lillington District Court. home computer. At the time of the shooting a dark Four historic sites taking his information and them there about naval stores. areas around the country. Coats Police Lt. Kenneth Storicks blue vehicle was seen at the scene turning it into displays at their Officials with Carvers Creek Steady Meares of Weymouth said there has been one case in the with a man and woman inside. are interested in locations, teaching visitors State Park are also interested. Woods said he wants to educate last several weeks and counterfeit how their ancestors manufac- Mr. Avery of Angier is the visitors to his park on naval bills have showed up several times — Lisa Farmer including tured tar, pitch and turpentine. organizer of what has become stores because it is a key part in the last six months. Representatives of Bruns- known in the local area as the of his park’s history. There are “For us it has been pretty much demonstrations. wick Town State Historic Site “Greatest Naval Stores Show still trees within the park that been confined to $10 bills,” Lt. in Brunswick County and Wey- on Earth.” The mobile unit, show signs they were used to Storicks said. By TOM WOERNER mouth Woods-Sandhills Nature along with Mr. Avery and a make the products. Lillington Police Chief Frank Suspect Of The Record Preserve in Moore County vis- team of volunteers, has moved “This area was all about the Powers said there have been some ited the Harnett History Cen- around the state teaching citi- naval stores industry, and you cases in the past. People in the local area are ter outside Coats to discuss the zens about how tar, pitch and still see the signs of it at our “We haven’t had any in the last Charged In well aware of the work a local art of tar, pitch and turpentine turpentine were manufac- park,” Mr. Meares said. “After couple of weeks, but we have seen it historian has done to educate manufacturing with Bryan Av- tured. The products, drawn Bryan showed us this we saw sporadically,” Chief Powers said. citizens on the history of the ery. Mr. Avery visited officials from the long leaf pine, were that it fit right in with what we Citizens throughout the area are Child Abuse naval stores industry. Now, at Goose Creek State Park in once the major industry in the asked to be on the lookout for coun- three other historic sites are Beaufort County to talk to area with products shipped to See Turpentine, Page 3 terfeit money. The Harnett County Sheriff’s Office is now investigating a case of sex abuse against a child allegedly in- volving a man in Growing The Erwin Denim Days Parade the Bunnlevel community. Annual event “We want to make this a big Brian Bolin, parade,” Denim Days Parade Members of Girl 47, of Lake Run moved this year to Chairman Bill Schuh said. Scout Troop 538 Drive is charged “A lot of the people in the pa- participate in last Bolin with statutory the morning. rade would rather it be in the year’s Erwin Denim sex abuse of a morning,” he said. “Because it’s Day’s Parade. child under the age of 15. By LAURA PATTERSON easier and it’s cooler.” According to Harnett County Of The Record Staff The 54th annual Erwin Denim Previously held in Sheriff’s Maj. Jeff Huber, the in- Days Festival will be held Satur- the middle of the vestigation is ongoing and little Erwin Denim Days Parade day, Oct. 6; however, there are afternoon, this year’s information could be released on organizers are hoping this year’s various events planned beginning parade on Oct. 6 will the case. event will be even bigger and Monday, Oct. 1, leading up to the begin at 10 a.m. “We cannot make further com- better than ever. One change to full day of festivities on Saturday. Registration ment at this time,” Maj. Huber said. help this happen has been the A community choir cantata will applications are “It is an ongoing investigation.” committee’s decision to move conclude the Denim Days Cele- Mr. Bolin remains in the Har- the parade from the afternoon to bration on Sunday, Oct. 7. currently being nett County Jail under a $200,000 the morning. It will kick off at 10 accepted at the Erwin bond. a.m. See Parade, Page 3 Daily Record File Photo Chamber offices.
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The Houston County, Georgia work, lead and learn as a War- South Johnston from 1996 until ment Chair for two years, Dr. Education in Curriculum and nior at Veterans High, and Land- Board of Education has appointed hawk, and I look forward to con- 1997 and 2002. She later taught Barbour served as an assistant Leadership from Columbus on, an eighth-grader at Bonaire Dr. Amy Barbour as principal of tinuing to sup- at West Johnston from 2002 to principal at Houston County High State University. Middle. Veterans High is located Veterans High School. port our tradi- 2004. before joining the Veterans High Dr. Barbour is married to Lt. at 340 Piney Grove Road in Kath- Dr. Barbour has served as the tion of creating Dr. Barbour received a bache- leadership team. Col. Stephen Barbour of Benson, leen, Ga. Veterans High assistant princi- graduates of lor’s degree in English with sec- She has earned a master’s son of the late Jeff Barbour and “We still have many ties to pal for instruction since 2010. character in an ondary education certification degree and specialist degree in Patty Barbour, and Sandra Strick- Johnston County, and are proud She has been with the Houston environment of from the University of North School Administration and land. He is stationed at Robins of ‘home’ in Johnston County and County School System for 14 excellence.” Carolina at Greensboro. Leadership from Georgia Col- Air Force Base. He is also a 1992 North Carolina,” Dr. Barbour told years. Dr. Barbour Having taught all levels and lege and State University. In graduate of South Johnston. They WTSB News. “I am very blessed to be able to is the daughter content areas of high school Eng- addition, she has a Doctorate of have two children: Hannah, a ju- — WTSB continue to work with the stu- of the late Lyn- Barbour lish in North Carolina and Alaska, dents, staff and parents of Veter- wood McLamb Dr. Barbour came to Houston ans High School in a new capaci- and Jean Stanley Austin of Four County in 2004 and began teach- ty,” commented Dr. Barbour. “It Oaks. She graduated from South ing at Houston County High. Af- Digestive Problems? is a great honor to be able to Johnston in 1992 and taught at ter serving as the English Depart- Worried about the side effects of drugs? 290 people die every day due to complications Get Kids Off The Phone And Into Nature surrounding prescription drugs. Would you like to improve your digestive issues without the risk Getting kids involved in out- contact Guy and Judy Gardner at by email at Guyandjudygardner@ associated with medications? door activities isn’t just fun — 919-250-8441 or 919-608-3386 or gmail.com. it’s good for them. Spending time in the outdoors builds confi- You are invited to attend a digestive class on dence, teaches responsibility, August 13th at Bradham Chiropractic Clinic makes kids think and gets kids to see if we may be able to help with your digestive issues. moving. If you know a child — age 15 or Call today to reserve your spot. Seating is limited and by reservation only. under — who would enjoy spend- ing more time in the outdoors, is now CLOSED! Why Bradham Chiropactic? register them to attend Cape Fear Call Today! Ernie will deliver your prescription FREE within Youth Day, Aug. 18, at the Wellons Farm in Linden. Dunn city limits. Applications can be down- loaded online at CapeFearY- Has You Covered! outhDay.com or call 919-608- Covered by most major medical insurance. 3386. The cost of the camp is $10 per child. A parent or guardian must attend and lunch will be provided 609 E. Cumberland St 910.892.1119 to everyone. Chiropractor Come in and see us today!! 892-2114 This one-of-a kind, unforgetta- MON. - FRI. 8:30-6:30 SAT. 9:00-3:00 ble event is designed to spark a child’s interests in the great out- doors. Kids will fish, pull the string on a bow, take aim on the BB gun range, shoot at clay tar- gets, attend a National Wild Tur- key Federation JAKES event and receive a free annual member- ship, learn more about what they can expect to find in the woods at Congratulations Outdoor-Wise stations, watch some amazing retrievers as they demonstrate their skills, and more. One lucky child will walk away as the raffle award winner of a lifetime — N.C. Hunting and Fish- ing license. Cape Fear Youth Day is an an- nual event hosted by the Cape Fear Heritage Foundation, a wholly volunteer and not-for- profit group of men and women who want to expose children to the joys that can only be found in nature. For more information
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The Daily Record, Dunn, N.C., Monday, August 13, 2018 - Page 3 Denim Drive Bridge On Schedule Crews were hard at work on the Denim Drive bridge this week, a hot day with the highs near 94, but a change from the wet weather we’ve been having lately. A spokesperson for the N.C. Department of Transportation said despite the rainy weather, the bridge construction is still Contributed Photo/John Payne expected to be completed as planned. ‘The contractor is a little behind schedule due to Fire crews are seen battling an early mornign blaze last the weather the last few weeks,’ said Monday in Benson. Crews from both Johnston and Harnett Andrew Barksdale, NCDOT public counties were called to the scene on East King Circle information officer. ‘However, the around 1:40 a.m. The house, valued at $80,000, was a total completion date is the end of August, and loss. No injuries were reported and the resident was if all goes well, and weather permitting, we not home at the time of the fire. should be close to completing on time.’ Denim Drive closed Feb. 27 while NCDOT Daily Record Photo/Laura Patterson is replacing the bridge over the Black River. Benson Home Destroyed By Fire VFW Honors Lillington, State Commander A fire gutted a Benson home partments responded to the strong support of VFW core pro- Freedom (Afghanistan) and Op- in marketing from American Mil- last Monday morning. scene. Johnston County EMS, Receives All- grams. eration Iraqi Freedom, Com- itary University (AMU) and a Fire crews from Johnston Benson Police and the John- “The All-American Command- mander Szafar- master’s degree in Strategic In- and Harnett counties respond- ston County Fire Marshal’s American status. ers have attained this coveted ti- ski continues to telligence (MSSI) from AMU. ed to the 1:40 a.m. alarm at 205 Office also responded. tle through outstanding achieve- serve his coun- The Veterans of Foreign E. King Circle. Fire Marshal Adam Stanley A local and state VFW com- ments in membership growth and try as a civilian Wars of the U.S. is the nation’s Firemen found the home said his department and Benson mander has been recognized for participation in VFW programs,” intelligence of- largest and oldest major war completely engulfed in flames. Police are being assisted by fed- his contributions to the organiza- said VFW National Commander ficer. veterans organization. Founded Donnetta Johnson was living in eral ATF investigators in trying tion. The Veterans of Foreign Keith E. Harman. “They are a In his current in 1899, the congressionally- the home at the time but was to pinpoint the exact cause. Wars of the U.S. announced Gary fine example of VFW leadership. position as chartered VFW is comprised away from her residence when The home, valued at $80,000, Szafarski, commander and life- Their hard work and dedication chief, Counter- entirely of eligible veterans and the fire broke out. was deemed a complete loss. time member of Ernest Simmons to the mission and values of our intelligence (CI) Szafarski military service members from The Benson, Four Oaks, El- Post 6722 in Lillington, has organization has rightly earned and Human In- the active, Guard and Reserve evation and Dunn Fire de- — WTSB achieved All-American status as them this great honor.” telligence (HUMINT) Integration forces. With 1.7 million VFW a district commander. Mr. Szafarski has been com- Team, Mr. Szafarski ensures that and Auxiliary members located Mr. Szafarski, also the com- mander of the Lillington post U.S. Army Forces Command sup- in 6,400 posts worldwide, the DAILY DIGESTS mander of VFW District 7 in since 2015. He is married to Tina ports the training and readiness nonprofit veterans service or- North Carolina, is one of only 99 Szafarski. of all CI and HUMINT soldiers ganization is proud to proclaim Johnston Board Of Education To Meet VFW district commanders world- Mr. Szafarski joined the Army throughout the command. Addi- “NO ONE DOES MORE FOR wide to earn the title of All-Amer- in 1984 as an intelligence spe- tionally, he oversees Intelligence VETERANS” than the VFW, The Johnston County Board of Education will hold its regular ican commander. To achieve this cialist and served over 20 years support to Force Protection. In which is dedicated to veterans’ meeting Tuesday at 2 p.m. in the Board Room of the Evander S. honor, district commanders must of active duty service, retiring November 2016, he received the service, legislative advocacy, Simpson Building, 2320 U.S. 70 East, Smithfield. For more infor- meet strict requirements in their as a chief warrant officer in 2015 DOD HUMINT Operations and military and community mation, call 919-934-6031. role to include exceptional lead- 2004. A veteran of Operation Support Award. service programs. ership, authentic accomplish- Joint Guard (Bosnia), Republic Commander Szafarski holds a For more information or to BCAA Looking For Vendors For Upcoming Event ment in membership growth and of Korea, Operation Enduring bachelor’s degree “with honors” join, visit www.VFW.org. The Benson Center for Active Aging is looking for vendors for “The Celebration” to be held Friday, Aug. 24, from 1 to 4 p.m. Parade BCAA invites local businesses to come set up a table to showcase what they have to offer. This is a free event for vendors and for Continued From Page One a parade entry application. The added if you get the children in- need of volunteers to assist with the community to attend. Each vendor is being asked to provide deadline for applications is volved then you’ll have people — the parade. a door prize or provide a service at the event. There will be tours Applications are being ac- Sept. 21. bigger crowds. “Anyone who would like to vol- of the center, games, screenings, food, door prizes and a chance cepted for the Denim Days Pa- Mr. Schuh said they are cur- “We want to get as many unteer, we would love to have to register to win the grand prize of $150. The center is located at rade and are available online at rently finalizing details regard- youth groups as we can get in them,” he said. “I need volun- 1204 N. Johnson St., Benson. To reserve a spot or for more infor- erwinchamber.org or stop by ing a theme for this year’s pa- the parade,” said Mr. Schuh. “I teers.” mation, call Debra Cardone at 919-701-1477. and pick one up at the chamber rade. They also will select parade want antique cars, horses, trac- For more information or to office inside Erwin Town Hall marshals at the next chamber tors — I want a variety — golf volunteer, contact Mr. Schuh at CCCC Board Special Meeting Is Tuesday at 100 W. F St. There is no board meeting. carts, kids with bicycles, dance 910-658-7811 or the Erwin Cham- charge to participate in the pa- “We want to build the parade groups ... .” ber office at 910-591-4207 or con- The Central Carolina Community College Board of Trustees rade, but you do need to fill out around kids,” said Mr. Schuh, who Mr. Schuh said they are also in [email protected]. will hold a special meeting Tuesday, at 4 p.m. at the Dennis A. Wicker Civic Center in Sanford. The purpose of the meeting will be to hear from Peter Hans, president of the North Carolina Com- Returns munity College System, as well as to consider several construc- tion-related matters. Continued From Page One Mr. Stephenson was intent on a “They depend on weathermen to Mr. Edgerton is not surprised career in aviation before becom- tell them what is going to happen by his former student’s success. Dunn City Council tries built on the sight in 1987. ing a weatherman and Mr. Edger- and it is my job to help them.” “I always knew he was very Meeting Agenda Tuesday Evening, August 14, 2018 “That was a good place to ton encouraged that. He also said weather helps him capable,” Mr. Edgerton said. “He 7:00 p.m., Dunn Municipal Building learn,” Mr. Stephenson said. “The reason I went into meteo- learn about his trade. always had a good presence about Call to Order Prior to filming Wednesday, rology was because of my love of “Flying in the weather helps him when I flew with him. He Invocation Pledge of Allegiance Mr. Stephenson and Mr. Edgerton aviation and Cecil helped with you understand it,” Mr. Stephen- might be surprised at how suc- SECTION 1) Adjustment and Approval of the August 14, 2018 meeting agenda talked about old times. They later that,” Mr. Stephenson said. “I love son said. cessful he is, but I am not sur- PRESENTATIONS turned back the clock, perform- anything that has to do with the He said he enjoys helping oth- prised. I am proud of what he has 2) Proclamation Presentation – Jerome Warren 3) Proclamation Presentation – In Honor of Kellie’s Krew Run 10th Anniversary ing a full examination of a plane sky and I have a passion for sci- ers in addition to pilots. done and I couldn’t be happier for PUBLIC COMMENT PERIOD 4) Each Speaker is asked to limit comments to 3 minutes, and the total comment period will be 30 minutes. Citizens must sign then piloting it together. They ence.” “I see my job as a service to him.” up and register on a sign-up sheet available on the podium within the City Council Chambers prior to the start of the meeting. first flew in the Buies Creek area He said he quickly learned the community,” Mr. Stephenson He also said Mr. Stephenson is PUBLIC HEARINGS 5) Installment Financing – Automated Meter Reading System – BB&T before they flew to Raleigh-Dur- how his vocation affects aviation. said. “I enjoy helping people ev- a very open person. 6) Unfit for Human Habitation – 104 Short St. – PIN#1516-35-1312.000 7) Demolition of Structure – 810 E. Broad St – PIN#1516-85-6526.000 ham International Airport. Film “I have learned that the weath- ery day I go to work. That gives “What you see is what you get 8) Ordinance Amendment – OA-01-18 – Chapter 21 – Article II - Utility Ordinance Change – Addition of Backwater crews recorded the entire event. er is critical to pilots,” he said. me a lot of satisfaction.” with Gary,” Mr. Edgerton said. Valves Section 9) Ordinance Amendment – OA-02-18 – Chapter 21 – Article V - Utility Ordinance Change – Addition of Sewer Stoppage Section CONSENT ITEMS 10) Minutes – June 19, 2018 – Special Call Turpentine 11) Minutes – June 25, 2018 – Special Call 12) Minutes – July 10, 2018 13) Minutes – July 20, 2018 – Special Call 14) Temporary Street Closing – Special 4th Concert in Boogie on Broad Concert Series Continued From Page One Avery, the Goose Creek State 15) Temporary Street Closing – Community Street Fair Park already holds regular edu- ITEMS FOR DECISION 16) Adoption of Resolution Approving Financing Term (BB&T) are doing here.” cational events for visitors there. 17) Consideration of Ordinance Declaring Property Unfit for Human Habitation – 104 Short St. PIN# 1516-35-1312.000 18) Consideration of Ordinance to Demolish Structure – 810 E. Broad St. – PIN#1516-85-6526.000 Brunswick Town was once one There are still original tar 19) Ordinance Amendment – OA-01-18 – Chapter 21 – Article II - Utility Ordinance Change – Addition of Backwater Valves of the largest export locations of mounds there that were used in Section 20) Ordinance Amendment – OA-02-18- Chapter 21 – Article V - Utility Ordinance Change – Addition of Sewer Stoppage Section naval stores products in the the tar, pitch and turpentine man- 21) Approval of DCDC serving in the capacity of City’s Housing Selection Committee for CDBG Neighborhood Revitalization Program world, making Mr. Avery’s dis- ufacturing process. ITEMS FOR DISCUSSION AND/OR DECISION play appropriate for the histori- A 10-minute video is avail- 22) Financial Report 23) Administrative Reports cal site there. According to Jim able to school teachers to use in a. Tax Repor t d. Recreation Report b. Planning & Inspections Report e. Library Report McGee of the Brunswick Town their classrooms. Mr. Avery and c. Public Work Report e. Library Report site, at one time more pine tar his volunteers held 15 shows 24) City Managers Report was shipped out of Fort Bruns- around the state last year. They 25) Announcements 26) Information wick than anywhere else in North plan to permanently set up a 27) Closed Session – If one is called, the General Statute(s) allowing the Closed Session will be cited in the motion Carolina and the West Indies display at the Harnett History ADJOURNMENT “This institution is an equal opportunity provider and employer” combined. Center. “Bryan and his guys were a Mr. Avery estimates that more God send to us,” Jim McGee of than 6,000 people have been ex- the Brunswick Town State His- posed to naval stores education Contributed Photo toric Site said. “This is something through his program. Published every Monday through Friday by we have wanted to do for 15 years “When I started out I never Record Publishing Company, Inc. and now we have the opportunity dreamed it would grow like it Jim McKee from Brunswick Town State Historic Site learns the Lucknow Square, P.O. Box 1448 to do it.” has,” Mr. Avery said. art of of tar, pitch and turpentining at the Harnett History Center. Dunn, NC 28335 It will provide an opportunity He is glad to see his work ex- His park is one of four in the region which is preparing to offer a Newspaper Sales Tax Postage Subscription to visitors. panding to other areas. similar demonstration at its site. 1 month $3.04 $0.21 $3.75 $7.00 “It is one thing to read about it, “I love it,” he said. “I want 3 months $9.11 $0.64 $11.25 $21.00 but this gives us a chance to touch other people to use what we are call us the Tar Heel State, and Harnett County. 6 months $18.22 $1.28 $22.50 $42.00 it and feel it,” Mr. McGee said. doing.” most people don’t,” Mr. Avery “I think we can draw people 12 months $36.45 $2.55 $45.00 $84.00 The expansion to the parks is He said more people need to be said. here once we get a permanent the latest growth for the naval educated. He still has a goal to use his display at the Harnett History stores exhibit. According to Mr. “People need to know why they work as a way to draw people to Center,” he said. 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One year before I the needy at Thanksgiving, and for the create a column worth its weight in would start school, she left him and better part of a decade she volunteered ink. I toiled over sports subjects, moved upstate. at the local thrift store. She did all of trending topics and even partially This was bold, this was courageous; that because she believed the assis- wrote a column in which I was shar- this move was harrowing. She was a tance given to her as a single mother ing all of my unpopular opinions. 20-something single mother in the was “not a hand out, but a hand up.” None of it seemed right, and not 1980s, working two jobs, taking night In all the time she spent with fos- “I have said many times one was good enough. I stared into classes and raising a 4-year-old boy. ter children, nurturing, disciplining, through the years that I grew the monitor on this computer and SHAUN OF Sometime shortly after, she made teaching and supporting them, she laid my hands limply upon the key- THE READ yet another daring maneuver; she always made equal time for my up with the chamber. When I board. quit drinking altogether. Now, barely brother and me. For every after- SHAUN SAVARESE started 27-plus years ago I knew Then, I exhaled audibly twice or old enough to rent a car, she was tak- school event, all the advice, every three times and stomped away from ing on multiple and massive chal- long talk and even the arguments, absolutely nothing about the my desk chair in a huff. and stand up for herself. She was popu- lenges. I’m grateful. chamber, and the chamber’s I began that same routine this lar and she knew how to have fun. Soon after, she met my stepfather, She’s never stopped looking out week, until it dawned on me. I haven’t Before she was my mom, she met she had my brother, she bought a for me, and if it wasn’t for my moth- theme my first full year was shared any stories about one of the my dad and — in a whirlwind — they home, we got a dog and cats, and she er, I would be much worse off today. ‘Back to the Basics.’ We hit the most important people in my life; my were married and had me. worked on becoming what she al- “If it’s meant to be, it’s up to me,” mother, Diane. This could get a bit Shortly after I was born, I fell ill, ways wanted to be, a mom. “God helps those who help them- road running that year and have emotional, so be prepared. diagnosed with meningococcal men- Diane Reynolds has been a foster selves,” and “You can’t have faith not slowed down much at all and Diane Reynolds is — without ingitis and fighting for my life as an mother to dozens of children, some and fear at the same time,” she says. the accomplishments we have doubt — the strongest woman on infant. My mother spent all days and for just the weekend, others for more “I love you a bushel and a peck Earth. all nights with those New York doc- than a decade. She began working as and hug around your neck,” she tells made together have been My mother has overcome things tors as they treated and nursed me a therapeutic foster parent in the me every day. outstanding. The chamber has in her life that would crack a weaker back to health. mid 1990s. Mom, if you’re reading this like I woman into 40,000 pieces. She came Some of them believed I would be She has impacted many lives in know you are, thank you from the allowed me to work in from a big family on a small budget. deaf, paraplegic or completely blind. positive ways and I am extremely bottom of my heart for everything a career where I truly feel She beat the odds and she’s my hero. My mother disagreed. She reared me proud of her. Overcoming every- you’ve done to make me a person to Born on Long Island, N.Y., she was as a normal baby and into a normal thing she has faced, to improve the be proud of. I love you. I made a difference!” the third of five children. As a child toddler, all the while dealing with her lives of children in need; that’s she struggled with dyslexia and was own personal problems. strength, that’s resiliency … that is Shaun Savarese is a reporter with — Tammy Williams sometimes ridiculed for her weight. She struggled with alcoholism and truly remarkable. The Daily Record. Reach him In high school, she came into her worked to maintain a trying relation- At Christmas, she rang the bell for at 910-230-2040 or Big Shoes To Fill own; as a funny girl, who could speak ship with my father, who struggled the Salvation Army, she helped feed [email protected]. At Dunn Chamber
he Dunn Area Chamber of Commerce has some big shoes to fill when they start look- ing for a replacement for Tammy Williams. We’re going to forgo Tour style here at The Daily Re- cord and refer to her for this edi- torial as Tammy. Tammy is the executive vice president of the Dunn Area Chamber of Commerce. She has been at the chamber for more Williams than 27 years. It’s not just that she’s stuck around, but that she made a difference. Sticking around is pretty important, too, as conti- nuity is a big thing. She knows who’s who and where what is and doesn’t have to ask. And she’s made a difference with grace. The Daily Record reached out to one of the chamber volunteers who used these words to de- scribe her — loyal, fair and inspiring. Sure she has committee members who help her, but at the end of the day, if any chamber event is successfully carried out — it’s on her. She knows how to adjust and change. And she knows what works and what doesn’t. “She spends a lot of extra time that nobody knows about up at the office at night when she has to,” volunteer Annette Barfield said. “She doesn’t just assign the work and then do nothing. She lifts up volunteers, always thanks you even for the smallest thing. It makes volun- teers want to do more,” Mrs. Barfield said. “She believes in everybody she talks to.” Watching The Same Movie Over And Over Tammy has always been considerate with peo- ple’s time as well. At the annual chamber banquet What we are currently witnessing improve state government. The but at least our executive is elected she has it choreographed to the minute and makes in state government feels like watch- first is to return to a time when leg- by all the voters. Not so with House sure everyone stays on time. ing the movie “Groundhog Day.” Our islative leadership changed regu- or Senate leadership. This needs For those who don’t know her, Tammy is very legislature passes a bill, the gover- larly. Prior to 1977, the House changing. organized and that will serve her well as city clerk. nor vetoes it, lawmakers override Speaker served only one two-year The second change is to end ger- Tammy leaves the chamber in a better place the veto, then the issue goes to court. term and leadership in the Senate rymandering, where politicians than when she first started, especially financially. These political games of “gotcha” came from the elected lieutenant choose their voters instead of the This is small, but for example, the chamber re- are a lousy way to run a government. governor, limited to one four-year other way around. North Carolina is cycles name tags. If you’re at a chamber event, It is time consuming, costs money MY SPIN term. This practice upheld the guid- not a ballot initiative state, meaning you know to turn in your name tag when you leave. (taxpayer dollars) and distracts us ing principles of our founders, who a large number of citizens are un- Under her leadership, the Harnett County Busi- from issues we need to address. TOM CAMPBELL were fearful of placing too much able to force an issue to a vote. ness Education Partnership was formed. Why do we repeatedly go through power in too few hands. Now senior Change must be made by legislators, She’s been a part of Leadership Harnett since the these charades? In years past we legislative leaders serve almost as who obviously don’t want to give up beginning and served as secretary for 10 years. boasted of being a “good govern- byists, special interest groups or long as they like. power. She’s also been part of the Dunn-Erwin Rail ment” state but the current rancor, even just their own caucus. We Former House Speaker Joe Ma- Here’s how we get it done. When a Trail Committee and led efforts to beautify Dunn. hyper partisanship and political ma- want representatives who insist vretic makes the case. “The first legislative candidate asks for your The chamber was also on the forefront of down- neuvering don’t come close to such a that the best legislation comes four years,” Mavretic says, “they vote, ask him or her to sign a pledge town revitalization. claim. What we’ve got resembles the from open public hearings and work for the people. After that, they to set up an independent, non-parti- Tammy has been honored in many ways but childhood game we played called compromise, where public input work for their friends and special san redistricting commission. If probably two of the most important is she’s a for- “King of the Mountain,” where the and amendments are allowed, not interest groups.” Remember these enough do so we can end gerryman- mer Dunn Woman of the Year and Carolinas As- biggest and most powerful lorded from behind closed doors by an powerful leaders were not elected by dering, then work on terms for legis- sociation of Chamber of Commerce Executives’ over those below. elite few. And we’re tired of tired the majority of the 6 million voters in lative leaders. Both will help in re- Chamber Executive of the Year. Here’s what I believe most of us claims that the other side did it our state. They were chosen by a few store good government to our state. Maybe this position will give her more time want. We want competitive elec- first. We want citizen legislators thousand voters in a particular dis- with her four lovely grandchildren she adores — tions where either candidate could for whom this isn’t a career, who trict, then, by whatever means they Tom Campbell is former assistant Landon, 8, Lane, 6, and Boston Sharpe, 4, and win and the one with the best ideas serve for a time, then return home could employ, were able to convince North Carolina State Treasurer and River Ray, 4. prevails. Instead we get nasty elec- to be an average citizen. the majority of members of the ma- is creator/host of “N.C. Spin,” a The Daily Record thanks Tammy Williams for what tions that ignore issues and feature Without taking sides with either jority party in their respective cham- weekly statewide television she had done and wishes her well in her new endeavor. character assassinations. We want political tribe or with one govern- bers to give them the power. discussion of North Carolina issues elected representatives who work ment branch over another there are Our founders were fearful of giv- that airs on UNC-TV. Reach him at for the common good, not for lob- two obvious changes that will help ing the governor too much power www.ncspin.com.
forget that there are lots of Dem- ing in other municipalities such line in suburban counties such as ocratic voters in “red” counties as Matthews, Pineville or Hunt- Union (next to Mecklenburg) and and Republican voters in “blue” ersville, or in unincorporated ar- Johnston (next to Wake). State- ones, we run the risk of exagger- eas, were classified as “suburban wide, the suburban counties were N.C. Politics ating the partisan divide and area” voters within the urban 39 percent Republican tand 29 oversimplifying conditions that county. He did the same thing for percent Democratic. are actually complicated. Guilford voters outside of Millions of right-leaning North Voters Are Politically Diverse For example, what is the “sub- Greensboro, Forsyth voters out- Carolinians live in blue or purple urban vote”? For his blog Old- side of Winston-Salem, Bun- places. Millions of left-leaning RALEIGH — In North Caroli- Imagine you assembled in a JOHN HOOD NorthStatePolitics.com, Catawba combe voters outside of Ashe- North Carolinians live in red or na politics, Democrats dominate hotel ballroom 100 people who College political scientist Michael ville, and so on. violet ones. Even as we use short- urban areas while Republicans cast ballots in 2016. Imagine you Bitzer recently took a closer look Bitzer’s analysis revealed that hand to describe campaigns and win suburban and rural voters. asked them to stand on one side Flipping the scenario around, at North Carolina’s party regis- while 48 percent of central-city debates, let’s not forget that. Let’s Outcomes are determined largely of the room if they voted for Hill- if 58 of the 100 people stood on trations. Rather than apportion- voters across North Carolina not ignore those people standing by which counties have the high- ary Clinton and on the other side the Trump side of the room, 38 ing voters according to just three were registered Democrats, vs. elsewhere in the room. Real com- est turnout in a given election. if they voted for Donald Trump. people on the Clinton side, three geographic categories — urban, 20 percent registered as Republi- munities aren’t politically mono- If you follow state politics, If 57 of the 100 people ended people held up “Gary Johnson for suburban, and rural counties — cans, the gap disappeared for ur- chrome. you’ve heard some version of this up on the Democratic side, 37 president” signs, and one person Bitzer subdivided the urban ban voters outside the central explanation many times. As a sort people stood on the Republican wrote her own name on her sign, counties by more specific loca- cities: 33 percent were Demo- John Hood (@JohnHoodNC) is of shorthand version of political side, and six stood elsewhere, that would comport with the pres- tions. crats and 33 percent were Repub- chairman of the John Locke analysis, it provides useful in- that would reflect the presiden- idential vote in Cabarrus County. In Mecklenburg County, for licans. Foundation and appears on “N.C. sights. But like all forms of short- tial vote in Wake County, which Both places have unmistakable instance, Bitzer classified regis- Those “suburban area within Spin,” broadcast statewide hand, it has the potential to be cast the most votes of any urban partisan leans. And both places trants within Charlotte itself as urban county” voters, in turn, dif- Fridays at 7:30 p.m. and Sundays misread or misinterpreted. North Carolina county in 2016. contain political diversity. If we “central city” voters. Those resid- fered from voters just over the at 12:30 p.m. on UNC-TV. The Daily Record, Dunn, N.C., Monday, August 13, 2018 - Page 5 ETCETERA DILBERT By Scott Adams
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Wayne H. Carr, 84 Oliver J. ‘Pete’ Ennis, 69 Shirley F. Lee, 87 Wayne H. Carr, 84, of Fuquay- Oliver J. “Pete” Ennis, 69, of 416 Shirley Ann Fish Lee, 87, of An- Varina died Thursday, Aug. 9, 2018. Chic Ennis Road, Benson, died Fri- gier died Thursday, Aug. 9, 2018, Born June 3, 1934, in West Virginia, day, Aug. 10, 2018, at the SECU following a sudden illness. Born he was the son of the late Ollie Carr Hospice House in Smithfield. Sept. 24, 1930, on the family farm and Florence Gillespie Carr. He Mr. Ennis was born July 10, in Wake County, she was the daugh- was preceded in death by his wife, 1949, in Harnett County to the late ter of the late Herman and Zola Ellen Pinion Carr; and a brother, Oliver B. “Chic” and Lela Reardon Coats Fish. She graduated as vale- Gene Carr. Ennis. Mr. Ennis worked 28 years dictorian from Angier High School Funeral services will be held at with Southeastern Telephone Com- and worked at N.C. DMV for sev- 1:30 p.m. Tuesday in the chapel of pany, 10 years with Dixie Denning eral years. Later, she worked with Bryan-Lee Funeral Home, Angier. and, after retirement, with Liberty her husband on the farm. She was Burial will follow at Greenlawn Commons Nursing & Rehabilita- preceded in death by her husband Memorial Gardens, Fuquay-Varina. tion Center. He was a member of of 60 years, R.W. Lee Jr.; a son, Survivors include his daughters, Ebenezer Presbyterian Church Michael Vann Lee; and a brother, Deborah Carr of Raleigh, Heather where he served as an elder and in Wilton R. Fish. Cook and husband Ron of Fuquay- many other capacities. Funeral services will be held Varina; son, Randall Carr of Ra- Memorial services will be held Wednesday at 11 a.m. at Angier this morning at 11 at Ebenezer leigh; fiancée, Frances Barefoot of Wayne H. Carr Oliver J. ‘Pete’ Ennis Baptist Church. Burial will follow at Shirley Ann Fish Lee Fuquay-Varina; sisters, Lois Stew- Presbyterian Church, Coats. Offi- Harnett Memorial Park, Lillington. art of Linthicum, Md., Rose Carr of Baltimore, Md.; numerous nieces ciating will be the Rev. Jason Hammersley. Survivors include her daughters, Dail Lee Rawls and Anne W. Lee, and nephews; grandchildren, Hannah Swindell and husband Dustin of Survivors include his wife of 24 years, Vickie Wood Ennis; sons, both of Angier, Dena Lee Harris and husband Steve of Raleigh; grand- Greenville, Ashley Sumner and husband Charlie of Fuquay-Varina; and Steven Keith Capps and wife Lindsay Jackson of Garner, Anthony Reed children, Kristin E. Rawls of Milford, Conn., Allison Rawls Manuel and a great-grandchild on the way, Elizabeth Grace. Capps and wife April of Benson; grandchildren, Kyle Capps, Kayleigh husband Coite of Washington, D.C., Grant S. Harris and Savanna L. In lieu of flowers, memorial contributions may be made to Transi- Capps, Paisley Capps, Skylar Capps and Jace Capps; and several nieces Harris, both of Raleigh; and great-grandchildren, Juniper and William tions LifeCare, 250 Hospice Circle, Raleigh, NC 27607 in Mr. Carr’s and nephews. Manuel. memory. The family will receive friends in the church fellowship hall follow- The family will receive friends at Bryan-Lee Funeral Home, Angier, ing the memorial service and other times at the home. from 6 to 8 p.m. Tuesday. At other times they will be at their respective Memorials may be made to Ebenezer Presbyterian Church, c/o Deb- homes. Alfred C. Smith, 95 bie Bryce, P.O. Box 397, Coats, NC 27521. Donations may be made “In the memory of Shirley Lee” to the He- Alfred C. Smith, 95, of Raleigh Arrangements by Rose & Graham Funeral Home in Benson. reditary Neuropathy Foundation, HNF, P.O. Box 1922, Midlothian, VA died Thursday, Aug. 9, 2018. Born 23113. Online donations can be made at www.hnf-cure.org. Memorial March 25, 1923, in Harnett Coun- donations can also be made to Angier Baptist Church, P.O. Box 130, ty, he was the son of the late Dan- Deadline For Obits Is 4:30 P.M. The Day Before Angier, NC 27501. iel and Pearl Mills Smith. He was preceded in death by his first wife, Eula Smith; daughter, Sher- ry S. Barham; son, Danny Smith; and sisters, Zelie Smith and Lela NCDA&CS Offers Organic Certification Cost-Share Assistance S. Oliver. RALEIGH – Organic growers ganic certification per category,” 2018 season and is funded through a new certification. All charges Funeral services will be held at in North Carolina can apply for said Agriculture Commissioner a $181,000 grant from the U.S. must be for USDA organic certi- 2 p.m. today at Bryan-Lee Funeral partial reimbursement of the cost Steve Troxler. “Funds are avail- Department of Agriculture. Ap- fication. The application can be Home in Garner. Burial will follow of becoming certified or for re- able on a first-come, first-served plications must be postmarked by downloaded at www.ncdaorganic. in Raleigh Memorial Park. certification through a program basis, and I would encourage Nov. 30. org. or growers can also apply Survivors include his wife, Ma- offered by the N.C. Department growers and handlers to submit To apply, growers must pro- through their local Farm Service rie H. Smith; daughters, Teresa S. of Agriculture and Consumer their applications early.” vide a completed application, Agency office. Nine of Franklinton, Melanie C. Services. Under the grant, operations along with detailed invoices/state- Application and required docu- McDowell and husband Mike of Alfred C. Smith Growers who are certified or can be certified and reimbursed ments from the certifying agency ments can be mailed, faxed or Angier; sons, the Rev. Charlie Car- recertified between Oct. 1, 2017, in four separate categories: crops, listing all National Organic Pro- emailed to the NCDA&CS Organ- roll and wife Mickey of Smithfield, Mark Carroll and wife Chris of and Sept. 30, 2018, can apply for livestock, wild crop and handler/ gram certified costs, proof of ic Certification Cost Share Pro- Oxford; 10 grandchildren; 21 great-grandchildren; and one great-great- assistance through the program. processor. The maximum reim- payment, a substitute W-9 form gram, Attn. Heather Barnes. For granddaughter. “Applicants can be reimbursed bursement per category is $750. and a copy of your certificate or questions, contact Barnes at 919- Flowers are welcome and may be sent to Bryan-Lee Funeral Home up to 75 percent of the cost of or- The program is for the 2017- letter from your certifier if this is 707-3127. in Garner.
Juanita M. Matthews, 96 Juanita Mae Maness Matthews, Cumberland Precinct Workers Needed For 2018 General Election 96, died Saturday, Aug. 11, 2018, at FAYETTEVILLE — The Cum- Cumberland County; available to 9 and 11 p.m. Board of Elections office, located Rex Hospital in Raleigh. berland County Board of Elec- attend required training, set up Precinct workers are compen- in the E. Newton Smith Center, She was born on March 9, 1922, tions is seeking precinct workers and operate a laptop computer sated for attending training and located at 227 Fountainhead Lane, in Moore County to the late William for the 2018 General Election and printer; remain non-partisan for working Election Day. Fayetteville. The office is open Herbert and Lala Bonnie Shields Nov. 8. Republican and unaffiliat- on the day of the election and Interested registered voters Monday through Friday, from 8 Maness. She was also preceded in ed registered voters are needed available to work the entire day can fill out the online application a.m. to 5 p.m. Call 910-678-7733 or death by her husband, Yoakum to be precinct officials in all 77 from 5:30 a.m. until dismissed by by going to electionready.net. go to co.cumberland.nc.us/elec- Matthews. She graduated from the precincts in Cumberland County. the Chief Judge, usually betweenBrent AdamsYou may 3x10 also BW apply 2-7-17.indd at the tion-board for more information. Woman’s College of the University Registered voters from any of North Carolina in 1943 with a party are needed to be precinct degree in English and French Edu- workers in the Beaver Dam, Bor- cation. In 1948, she married Yoa- deaux, Falcon, Glendale Acres, kum and moved to Benson. She Judson-Vander and Linden areas. taught at a number of high schools Interested individuals must be in central North Carolina for 30 U.S. citizens; registered voters in years, retiring from South John- ston High School in 1981. Juanita Mae Maness Matthews Public funeral services to cele- brate Mrs. Matthews’ life will be held 2 p.m. Tuesday at Benson United Methodist Church. The Rev. Al Hocutt will officiate. Burial will follow in Roselawn Cemetery. Survivors include her children, Linda Matthews Herring and hus- A Good band Billy of Little River, S.C., Vivian Matthews of Chapel Hill, Larry Austin Matthews and wife Kathy of Benson, William Gary Matthews and wife Rae of Ocean Isle Beach; grandchildren, Amanda Turlington Hobson (Jason), David Scott Guffey, Sarah Matthews Turner (Greg), David Austin Matthews and Megan Leigh Matthews; five great-grand- Read For children with a sixth expected in October; sister, Aleen Langdon of Benson; and brother, William Herbert Maness Jr. of Whispering Pines. The family will receive friends Tuesday from 12:30 to 1:30 p.m., prior to the service, at Benson United Methodist Church. Flowers are welcomed, however, memorials may be made to Benson Good United Methodist Church, P.O. 72, Benson, NC 27504. Arrangements by Rose & Graham Funeral Home in Benson. Phil S. Cummings, 73 Read ers Phil Stanley Cummings, 73, of Bunnlevel died Wednesday, Aug. 8, 2018. He was born in Harnett County, son of the late Beulah Cummings Patterson. He was a graduate of Boone Trail High School where he was a member of the basketball team that participated in the longest high school game of 13 overtimes. He honorably served his country as a U.S. Navy sailor for four years. Mr. Cummings worked 28 years with Cham- pion Homes and also 15 years with Liberty Homes. He currently worked with Lillington Small Engine Repair in Lillington. A graveside service was held at 4:30 p.m. Aug. 12 at Raven Rock Presbyterian Church Cemetery. Survivors include his wife of 48 years, Mary Ann Cummings; daugh- ter, Phyllis Still and husband Tom of Bunnlevel; grandchildren, Phillip and Kenlie; great-granddaughter, Makenzie; and sisters, Virginia, Shir- ley and Lib. Memorials may be made to O’Quinn-Peebles-Phillips Funeral Home, P.O. Box 266, Lillington, NC 27546 to assist with the funeral expenses. 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Search The Classifieds on line at The Classifieds on line at www.mydailyrecord.com mydailyrecord com Default having been made of the note thereby secured by the said Deed of Trust and the undersigned, Trustee Services of Carolina, LLC, having been substituted as Trustee in said Deed of Trust, and the holder of the note evid- RENTAL MOBILE HOMES encing said default having directed that the Deed of Trust be foreclosed, the undersigned Substitute Trustee will offer for sale at the courthouse door of Van For Sale the county courthouse where the property is located, or the usual and cus- FOR SALE - REDUCED 2012 Ford Fusion tomary location at the county courthouse for conducting the sale on August 2007 Town & Country, 32f Class A Motor Home (Kountry Star by 28, 2018 at 10:00AM, and will sell to the highest bidder for cash the follow- Newmar), 1 slide out has new 454 chevy $6,295 ing described property situated in Harnett County, North Carolina, to wit: Between Lillington and white in color, very engine, 4K miles, new tires, garaged, no smoking, no pets, no children, clean, must see, Being all of Lot 447, in a subdivision know as Richmond Park at Northridge clean, runs very good. Plantation, Phase 2, Part 2, according to a plat of the same being duly Spring Lake on Hwy 210 was $19,500 Now $15,500. recorded in Book of Plats 99 Page 311 & 311A, Harnett County Registry, Nice, Quiet area $4795 Neg. Serious OBO Call Dwight 910-897-2345 North Carolina. InquiriesSOLD only! Call Save and except any releases, deeds of release or prior conveyances of $475 record. $450 919-820-3725 between MOTORBIKERS/ 2004 Ford Mustang MOTORCYCLES Said property is commonly known as 60 Chesapeake Road, Cameron, NC 9am-9pm. 28326. $3,895 A cash deposit (no personal checks) of five percent (5%) of the purchase price, or Seven Hundred Fifty Dollars ($750.00), whichever is greater, will be AUTO/CLASSIC required at the time of the sale. Following the expiration of the statutory up- NO PETS set bid period, all the remaining amounts are immediately due and owing. 910-497-0959 1 o d 2000 an s n at THIRD PARTY PURCHASERS MUST PAY THE EXCISE TAX AND THE 0 o g t nson, 2 0 RECORDING COSTS FOR THEIR DEED. a 1 01 110 o 10 1 2 Said property to be offered pursuant to this Notice of Sale is being offered for ‘07 Yamaha Silverado 2005 Ford Explorer sale, transfer and conveyance “AS IS WHERE IS.” There are no representa- n n tions of warranty relating to the title or any physical, environmental, health or TRANSPORTATION Road Star $4,995 safety conditions existing in, on, at, or relating to the property being offered 1992 Cadillac Sedan De ille, 4 for sale. This sale is made subject to all prior liens, unpaid taxes, any unpaid door, 8 cylinder, o g na ,000 16,800 miles, lots of chrome, black land transfer taxes, special assessments, easements, rights of way, deeds of s. Burgundy in color, burgundy release, and any other encumbrances or exceptions of record. To the best of leather interior, all original. ery saddlebags. Metallic Grey w/ Deep Dark Blue Trim around the Gas the knowledge and belief of the undersigned, the current owner(s) of the AUTO/MAKE/MODEL clean, good tires, runs good, SOLD property is/are Quran Mack. a ays n t s d, new tank, & fenders, w/whitewall tires. water pump, new air conditioner An Order for possession of the property may be issued pursuant to G.S. 45- 1996 Crown ictoria, big boy, power, compressor, Serious Garage kept. Never been laid down. 0% INTEREST good interior, gray in color. $1875 21.29 in favor of the purchaser and against the party or parties in posses- inquires only Call 919-820-3725 REDUCED $4,000! No Credit Check sion by the clerk of superior court of the county in which the property is sold. Neg. Call 910-890-4170 for more Monday thru Saturday (9am-8pm) information. Call 910-567-6178. Leave a message Everyone is Approved! Any person who occupies the property pursuant to a rental agreement entered into or renewed on or after October 1, 2007, may, after receiving the notice of sale, terminate the rental agreement by providing written notice of termination to the landlord, to be effective on a date stated in the notice that is at least 10 days, but no more than 90 days after the sale date contained in the notice of sale, provided that the mortgagor has not cured the default at the time the tenant provides the notice of termination [NCGS § 45- 21.16A(b)(2)]. Upon termination of a rental agreement, the tenant is liable for rent due under the rental agreement prorated to the effective date of the termination. If the trustee is unable to convey title to this property for any reason, the sole remedy of the purchaser is the return of the deposit. Reasons of such inabil- ity to convey include, but are not limited to, the filing of a bankruptcy petition prior to the confirmation of the sale and reinstatement of the loan without the knowledge of the trustee. If the validity of the sale is challenged by any party, the trustee, in their sole discretion, if they believe the challenge to have mer- it, may request the court to declare the sale to be void and return the deposit. The purchaser will have no further remedy. Trustee Services of Carolina, LLC Substitute Trustee Brock & Scott, PLLC Attorneys for Trustee Services of Carolina, LLC 5431 Oleander Drive Suite 200 Wilmington, NC 28403 PHONE: (910) 392-4988 FAX: (910) 392-8587 File No.: 17-01342-FC01 8/13,20/2018 did The Service Directory a month/ you includes $ online. know? 75 that advertising in The Classifieds is not just about jobs, homes, cars, pets, and miscellaneous? We also offer The Service Directory. Our Ser- vice Directory covers any business from A-Z. 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Former First Taste Of Football Campbell University Harnett County Jamboree held Friday at Campbell. center fielder Cedric Mullins was called up The Triton Hawks to the Baltimore gather along the Orioles Friday. sideline in Mullins led the Campbell 2015 Fighting University’s Camels with a Barker Lane .340 batting stadium during average and 59 the 2018 Harnett Contributed Photo/Bennett Scarborough runs scored. County Jamboree in Buies Creek. The Hawks’ offense Mullins Promoted To Baltimore looked strong and sturdy, Campbell player Fighting Camels with a .340 clip ins hit .288 with 11 home runs, 29 spouting off and 59 runs scored. He also doubles, eight triples, 46 RBI, 76 several moving on up. tacked on 34 runs scored and 21 stolen bases. scrambling runs extra base hits, His 76 runs sit tied for 15th deep into North Just over three years since he sprinkling in among Minor League Baseball Johnston’s was chosen in the 13th round of 23 doubles, (MiLB) players and his 127 hits secondary the 2015 Major League Baseball seven triples rank tied for 12th. Draft, former Campbell center and four home Mullins spent the entire 2017 during their first fielder Cedric Mullins received runs. Mullins season with the Baysox after a set of his Big League call-up to the received Sec- full year at Class-A Delmarva scrimmages on Baltimore Orioles. ond Team At- for his 2016 campaign. Over 124 Mullins Friday evening. Daily Record Photos/Shaun Savarese The Snellville, Ga., native be- lantic All-Re- games with Delmarva, Mullins comes the 10th Fighting Camel gion honors by batted .273, leading the Shore- The Trojans of to reach the MLB and is the first the American Baseball Coaches birds in hits (141), doubles (37), Harnett Central position player to receive the Association and was selected triples (10), home runs (14), runs appear to have a call in program history. The Second Team All-Big South. (79) and stolen bases (30). twin-threat offense most recent former Camels to Following the 2015 Draft, this season. make MLB rosters were pitch- Mullins’ Road to the Show Mullins began his minor league Returning running ers Matt Marksberry (2015, At- Mullins made a strong case career with the Class-A Short lanta Braves) and Jake Smith for his promotion at Triple-A Season Aberdeen IronBirds and back John Rhody (2016, San Diego Padres). Norfolk, hitting safely in 15 in 68 games produced team- broke off several “I am so proud of Cedric and straight games from June 27 to highs in hits (73), runs (34), tri- impressive runs on what he has been able to accom- July 15, which still stands as the ples (5), RBI (32) and stolen the turf at Campbell plish. The love and respect I longest hitting streak by a Tides bases (17). Unviersity’s Barker have for him is second to none,” player this year. Over that span, Since 2015, MLB clubs have Lane Stadium Friday. head coach Justin Haire said. Mullins batted .379 (25-for-66) drafted 14 Campbell players and ‘He put his nose “This is a young man who has with six doubles and a pair of 17 total players have signed profes- never had anything handed to triples and home runs. sional contracts. Following Mull- down and grinded it him, and for him to work his way During his 15-game hitting ins’ promotion, four former Cam- out,’ head coach through junior college, then streak, Mullins made a stop in els remain on MiLB rosters: Ryan Matt Migliore said. here at Campbell, and all the nearby Durham and discussed Thompson (Triple-A, Astros), way to the big leagues is impres- his progression up the Orioles Heath Bowers (Class A, Athletics), sive at the highest level. He is system with the Campbell ath- Allan Winans (Rookie, Mets) and the epitome of professional, and letics staff. Mullins has also al- Wes Noble (Rookie, Tigers). we are so proud that he is part of ready placed his name on the Campbell baseball is coming Overhills quarterback Zion Gilliam our Campbell Baseball family.” national scale, earning the No. 4 off its third appearance in the prepares to run a play out his After one year at Campbell, spot on SportsCenter’s Top 10 on NCAA Tournament as the Cam- Mullins was selected as the July 25 after making a diving els swept the Big South regular team’s spread, 11, 31 offense set. 403rd pick of the 2015 MLB catch while running in. season and tournament titles for Jaguars’ head coach Mark Kirk Draft, becoming the highest Mullins made the jump to Tri- the first time in program histo- can be seen, at back left, Camel picked since the Milwau- ple-A Norfolk after 49 games at ry. The Camels had eight all- overlooking his offense’s shotgun kee Brewers took Nic Carter in Class-AA Bowie, producing 63 conference selections, the most formation. The Jaguars passing the fourth round in 2002. hits with five triples and six home since 2013, and racked up a pro- game was potent against Southern A transfer from Louisburg runs. In 108 games between Bow- gram-record 21 wins in confer- Nash, but more so in their second College, Mullins led the 2015 ie and Norfolk this season, Mull- ence play. Harnett County Jamboree session versus Apex. Gilliam completed several long passes, with a few resulting in touchdowns. Varsity Football Preview On Newsstands Sharone Stephney, No. 2, took this hand Thursday off on an inside run, used vision and patience against Southern Wayne’s The Daily Record’s 2018 defensive front and broke out of the Varsity Football Preview edi- backfield into the second level for a first tion will be on newsstands down run. He looked energized and Thursday, Aug. 16. The pre- tough to tackle behind a big Eagles’ view will include standings, offensive line. Western Harnett schedules, coaching staff, probable starters, articles scrimmaged the North Johnson Panthers and photographs. The in Friday’s Harnett County Jamboree, Hobbton Wildcats, Overhills hosted by Campbell University. Jaguars, South Johnston Tro- jans, Western Harnett Ea- gles, Midway Raiders, Har- nett Central Trojans and Tri- ton Hawks will all be fea- tured. Be sure to pick up a copy for all the information on your school’s upcoming varsity football season, which starts on Friday.
Moore Stone Harris Welch Key Reid DON’T RISK Six Newcomers Join CCCC Men’s Basketball Program CHIROPRACTIC From CCCC Communications ville), Jackson Reid (Panther Metrolina Christian Academy in Experience amazing benefits of Chiropractic. Creek High School, Cary), CJ Indian Trail and Russell Bradley Central Carolina Community Stone (Lee County High School, of Carver High School in Win- College (CCCC) has signed six Sanford), and Quintin Welch ston-Salem. Call for an more newcomers to the men’s (Walkertown High School, Walk- The CCCC men’s basketball basketball program. ertown). season opens Nov. 2-3 when the appointment. The newest signees are Chris- These newcomers join previ- Cougars play at the Sandhills In- tian Harris (East Forsyth High ous signees Jamar Butler and vitational. School, Kernersville), Raequane Darnell Carver of Western Har- For more information about Key (Parkland High School, Win- nett High School as well as Rod- CCCC and its programs, visit its ston-Salem), Montell Moore ney Alston Jr. of Rocky Mount website, www.cccc.edu or call the Offce: Fax: (Cape Fear High School, Fayette- High Schoo, Larry Barnes of college at 919-775-5401.