Update on All-Star performances. Page 10 VOLUME 68, NO. 151 MONDAY JULY 16, 2018
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Concrete Benson Man girders on Truck Hits I-95 Overpass, the N.C. Arrested After 82 overpass Violent Closes Godwin Bridge in Godwin/ Falcon Confrontation The N.C. Department of assessing the damage to the will be closed indefinitely until were Transportation has closed the concrete girders, according to a permanent repairs can be damaged N.C. 82 (Exit 65) bridge off In- press release from NCDOT. made. after a Police say he terstate 95 after a truck hauling NCDOT detoured traffic so no Information on a detour for truck logging equipment struck the vehicles would pass under the N.C. 82 is posted at DriveNC. hauling kicked pregnant bridge Friday and damaged it. damaged bridge while tempo- gov. There, select Cumberland Three other overpasses were rary repairs were made. County, then hit the incidents logging sister, spit on and also struck by the truck, but the That traffic pattern was tab to find detour information. equipment punched cops. damage at Godwin was the temporary and normal traffic The overpasses will be re- struck it worst. conditions are in place on I-95 placed when I-95 is eight-laned Friday. Bridge inspectors are still North, but the N.C. 82 bridge in our area. Contributed Photo By RICK CURL Of The Record Staff
A Benson man was jailed after a family argument turned violent and Harnett led to several vio- lent outbursts di- Local Youth Getting rected at police Health and family mem- bers. Around 8:30 President p.m. Benson Po- A Taste Of The Theater lice officers were dispatched Promoted to a residence Lynn on Main Street. When they arrived they found Dan Weatherly Danny Ray Lynn, 22, being re- strained by family members. returning on According to reports provided interim basis. by the Benson Police Depart- ment, Mr. Lynn became intoxi- cated and turned violent toward By RICK CURL his family — including kicking Of The Record Staff his pregnant sister in the stomach — while consistently yelling pro- The president of Harnett fanity at both his family and po- Health Systems has been pro- lice and later EMS workers. moted to a high- When Benson Officer Erin Sin- er position with clair and Sgt. William Brown ar- Cape Fear Val- rived, they were told by a family ley Health, the member Mr. Lynn was inside the o r g a n i z a t i o n residence and “out of control.” that manages When she entered the residence, Harnett Health Officer Sinclair saw Mr. Lynn laying System. on the floor on his back with several Kevin Jack- family members restraining him. son took over Jackson Both officers reported seeing the role as pres- small puddles of blood near the sus- ident of Harnett pect’s head and Sgt. Brown reported Health in May also seeing pieces of glass nearby. Daily Photo/Tom Woerner of 2016 and im- When an attempt by Officer mediately be- Sinclair to verbally calm Mr. Participants in the Harnett Regional Theatre’s production of ‘The Lion King Jr.’ gather around Lily Kate Dupree in rehearsals gan a turn- Lynn resulted in him spitting in last week. The group is practicing to perform the play as the culmination of this year’s camp. around that has her face, she placed handcuffs on seen the system one of his wrists. Before she Cindy Jones, Summer camps again participating in the an- prosper under could cuff the hand, Mr. Lynn hit nual Harnett Regional Theatre his leadership. director of the Weatherly Officer Sinclair in the face with helping kids of all Summer Workshop for Chil- “It has truly his fist, according to the report. Benson dren. The camp, which has be- been a pleasure working with the At that point he pulled away Foundation for ages learn the arts. come popular throughout the Harnett Health team and commu- from Office Sinclair and began the Arts Summer area, this year has attracted 37 nity to improve the delivery of swinging his arms and kicking her Theater Camp, By RICK CURL older children interested in the health care for its citizens,” Mr. resulting in several injuries to her offers instruction AND TOM WOERNER arts. This year they are work- Jackson said. “The team at Har- hands, fingers and thigh. She was and advice to Of The Record Staff ing to present “The Lion King nett Health is exceptional and I also struck with spatters of blood Jr.” as the culmination of their will miss working with them on a at various locations on her body. Tyler Henry and Area youth are getting the summer efforts. The program daily basis.” After Officer Sinclair cuffed Madison Lee as chance to experience all of the will be presented July 27-28. Cape Fear Valley Health took his free hand, Sgt. Brown tried they work on many facets of theater. Leanne Bernard is leading the over the financially struggling unsuccessfully to calm him down their waltzes. The Thanks to summer camps in production team this summer, health system three years ago verbally before using a stun gun two teens play both Benson and Dunn, kids with several adult volunteers as and began a financial turn- for two to three seconds, the re- the lead roles in can rehearse and present a they practice each day. The cast around — eventually led by Mr. port said. the camp’s play for their communities. will practice Monday through Jackson when he took over as Before using the taser, Sgt. Here’s a look at the two camps. Friday until the date of the play. president of Harnett Health in Brown tried unsuccessfully again production of Ms. Bernard was music di- 2016 — that led to stability and ‘Beauty and The Dunn financial solvency. See Violent, Page 3 Beast Jr.’ Daily Record Photo/Rick Curl Students in Dunn are once See Theater, Page 3 In an address to the Dunn City Council in June, Mr. Jackson told the panel there had been signifi- cant losses and vendors had not The Zaxby’s of been paid. Zaxby’s Receives Cameron was While the financial situation presented a was critical, Mr. Jackson praised prestigious award the medical staff that was in by the national place. Prestigious Award corporation “There was a great team here,” he told council members. Wednesday. Shown One of few in the of the Zaxby’s chain’s top per- The last three years under Mr. formers in a surprise ceremony at the awards Jackson have seen vendors paid country to receive Wednesday morning. presentation are and a positive cash flow created, The Zaxby’s location in the Spout Michael Jackson Sr., which allowed the system to rein- a Zeggy. Springs community, owned by the Sariah Jackson, vest in the community. Jackson family of Erwin, was one Michael Jackson Jr., Under his leadership, Harnett By TOM WOERNER of 12 stores throughout the country Erika Stewart, Nancy Health System has become a re- Of The Record Staff which received the Zeggy’s award nowned teaching hospital which for outstanding customer service. Jackson, Toni Hall is the location of many residents A Cameron restaurant that is The award is based on customer and Zaxby’s from Campbell University’s owned by an Erwin family was franchise consultant awarded a national award as one See Zaxby’s, Page 3 Daily Record Photo/Tom Woerner John Cole. See Health, Page 3
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Contributed Photo The ideal location for class reunions, holiday parties, wedding receptions or any other amazing celebration! Call to reserve the club house for Summer Blood Donors Needed your special occasion! School’s out for summer, and during summer months. the community, Harnett Health’s on Thursday, July 19: so are some of the biggest blood Blood is the most precious gift ability to adequately serve patients Central Harnett Hospital in donors of the year. anyone can give to another per- may be jeopardized. Central Har- Lillington, from 8 to 11:30 a.m. Half of all blood transfused son: The gift of life. That’s why nett Hospital in Lillington and Bet- Betsy Johnson Hospital in into Cape Fear Valley Health pa- Cape Fear Valley Blood Donor sy Johnson Hospital in Dunn re- Dunn, from 1:30 to 5 p.m. tients, from September through Center wants blood donations for ceive blood exclusively from Cape For more information about June, is donated by local high those urgently in need. Fear Valley Blood Donor Center. donating and requirements, call school students. That’s why blood All blood types are needed. With- Area residents can donate 910-615-LIFE or visit www.sav- supply can drop dangerously low out volunteer blood donations from blood during the following drives ingliveslocally.org. No More Heavy Summer-Ready Fun At The Coats Library and Inconvenient Summer Fun 2018 at the Coats when the library has story time, Among the planned events are: The Coats Library is located at Oxygen Tanks! Lewis Bell Library has been announced by crafts or games and snacks for July 24 — Bowling Bash 29 E. Main St. For more informa- Teresa E. Brown, library director. young children at 10:30 a.m. on Aug. 7 — Bubble Blast tion, call Ms. Brown at 910-230- Join in the fun this summer Tuesdays. Aug. 21 — Ice Cream Social 1944.
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Erwin 10-U All-Stars softball team which will start Tar Heel WTSB News and JoCoReport. ment computer at the Johnston er aka Shenette Walker Banks. Ms. Foye-Byrd League state tournament play in Shelby Thursday. The bake sale com has learned a Johnston County County Magistrate’s Office with ac- The alleged offenses occurred is being repre- is Tuesday from 4 p.m. to close. Grand Jury, sitting in Smithfield on cess to State of North Carolina crim- between Feb. 14, and Oct. 19, 2017. sented by Monday, handed down a True Bill inal records to perform personal According to her Facebook Smithfield at- Harnett Democrats To Meet Tuesday of Indictment against Magistrate searches for personal information page, she started her position at torney Jack Velody Foye-Byrd, 47, of Smith- and not related to her duties. the Johnston County Courthouse O’Hale. Foye-Byrd The Harnett County Democratic Party will hold its monthly field on three counts of illegally According to the indictments, in 2013. meeting Tuesday at 6:30 p.m. The location is at the Commons accessing a government computer. Ms. Foye-Byrd illegally searched The case is being investigated — WTSB at 309 W. Cornelius Blvd. in Lillington. The group will discuss the N.C. Constitutional amendments that will likely be on the Health November ballot. Lillington VFW Hosting Toys For Tots Fundraiser Continued From Page One it is believed Mr. Jackson is the Jackson served as vice president continued improvement.” right person to oversee the imple- of post acute services at Cape Mr. Jackson will be replaced VFW Post 6722 located at 409 S. Main S. in Lillington is host- school of medicine. mentation. Fear Valley Health. The position on an interim basis by Dan Weath- ing its second annual Toys for Tots fundraiser on Saturday, July In addition, Harnett Health add- “Implementation of our new was responsible for overseeing erly, who held the same position 21, from 11a.m. to 4 p.m. There will be music, food trucks, dunk ed a $2 million cardio catherization system-wide electronic health re- operations at Highsmith-Rainey prior to Mr. Jackson’s hiring. tank, bounce house, face painting and fun for the entire family. lab at Central Harnett Hospital in cord is a costly endeavor and Specialty Hospital, Cape Fear “Kevin Jackson is needed at Bring a new unwrapped toy or monetary donation to support Lillington as well as adding a fe- balancing high quality care with Valley Rehabilitation Center and our main office in Fayetteville as this cause. male OB/GYN and pulmonologist. efforts to safely reduce the cost Behavioral Health Care which is we work on quality and cost sav- The critical care unit is also under- of care is of paramount impor- a 32-bed psychiatric hospital. ing across the health system,” Mr. Legendz Hosting Back-To-School Jam going an expansion. tance,” she said. “Kevin Jackson “In my career with Cape Fear Weatherly said. “We appreciate Mr. Jackson will now take over will lead those efforts.” Valley Health System I have been him stepping up to help us accom- Jerlon Jones, owner of Legendz Barber & Styling Studio the role of vice president of oper- The resume of Mr. Jackson in- blessed to have frequent opportuni- plish our system-wide goals.” located at 705 S. 13 St. in Erwin, is hosting a Back-To-School ational excellence for Cape Fear. cludes stints in various leadership ties to serve in similar leadership Mr. Weatherly is currently the Jam. The event will be Saturday, Aug. 11, from 4 to 8 p.m. “Kevin Jackson had great suc- roles in health care administration. roles as that of Harnett Health to chief operating officer for Cape There will be free book bags and supplies, free food, music cess at Harnett Health reversing He earned a master’s degree in improve the operational viability Fear Valley Health and will fill and entertainment. the losses experienced prior to the health care administration from and quality of services provided,” the position while the recruiting management contract with Cape the University of North Carolina at Mr. Jackson said. “In my new role process for a replacement is in Alcoholics Anonymous Meetings On Mondays Fear Valley Health,” said Cape Fear Chapel Hill in 2011. He added a with Cape Fear Valley Health Sys- progress. Valley Health Marketing & Public master’s degree in business admin- tem I will be able to deliver the “We are recruiting a site presi- An Alcoholics Anonymous meeting is held Monday eve- Relations Director Janet Conway. istration from Campbell University same results as that of Harnett dent for Harnett Health,” Ms. nings from 7 until 8 at Angier Baptist Church, 155 S. Hickory “Those same skills are now needed in 1992 and a bachelor’s degree in Health but for our health system as Conway said. “In the interim, Dan St., Angier. Meetings are open to alcoholics, their families and across the health system.” industrial engineering from North a whole. I am very proud of what Weatherly, Cape Fear Valley friends. She said Cape Fear Valley Carolina State University in 1983. Harnett Health has accomplished Health’s chief operations officer, Health is introducing a new elec- Prior to his appointment as the and will continue to support their will work with the leadership tronic health records system and leader of Harnett Health, Mr. leadership team in their efforts of team at Harnett Health.” LOTTERY RESULTS Violent THURSDAY LUCKY FOR LIFE PICK 3 4-8-14-20-26 2-8-7 (Day) Continued From Page One to be belligerent toward authori- EMS personnel resorted to Mr. Lynn now faces two felony (6) 3-8-5 (Night) ties and EMS personnel and man- placing an oxygen mask over the counts of malicious conduct by a CASH 5 PICK 4 to calm the suspect. He responded aged to free himself from the suspect’s face to prevent him prisoner and misdemeanor 2-9-10-20-35 2-2-6-7 (Day) by spitting in Sgt. Brown’s face back of the ambulance, accord- from continuing to spit. counts of assault on a govern- 5-4-6-3 (Night) and trying to bite him, according ing to reports. After being evaluated and re- ment official, resisting a public to the report. When he unlocked the seatbelt, leased from the hospital, Mr. officer, battery of an unborn child When EMS personnel and a he allegedly struck Officer Sin- Lynn was taken in front of a John- and was served an outstanding FRIDAY deputy from the Johnston County clair again, this time with his ston County magistrate where he warrant for his arrest on unrelat- MEGABALL PICK 3 Sheriff’s Office arrived, Mr. Lynn cuffed hands, in the throat. again began using abusive and ed charges. 21-22-39-59-68 3-9-4 (Day) was finally subdued, handcuffed Mr. Lynn was finally subdued profanity-laced language. He was taken to the Johnston Megaball 2 1-5-2 (Night) Megaplier 2 and escorted to an ambulance to when Officer Sinclair used a “I ain’t scared of you, when my County Detention Center under a PICK 4 be transported to Johnston Health pressure point to stop his assaul- brother finds out about this, he $200,000 secured bond. CASH 5 4-9-6-2 (Day) in Smithfield for evaluation. tive behavior, including an at- will have your badge,” the report His sister was taken to Betsy 22-30-31-32-33 7-8-1-3 (Night) While being escorted to the tempt to what she described as said Mr. Lynn told the magistrate, Johnson Hospital in Dunn to ambulance, Mr. Lynn continued “trying to break” her fingers. “F*** your bond.” check for a fetal heartbeat. SATURDAY POWERBALL PICK 3 22-41-42-49-67 0-3-0 (Day) Theater Powerball 11 1-5-9 (Night) Powerplay 3 Continued From Page One PICK 4 my friends are here,” Sam said. “These kids have a ton of talent “The first time I started com- CASH 5 8-5-0-8 (Day) He hopes it is only the begin- and we try to teach them every- munity theater was right here,” 15-20-23-25-37 7-0-5-5 (Night) rector for three years in the sum- ning of his time on stage. thing we can about theater while she said. “My first production was mer program before taking on “I want to be an actor when I putting on a show,” Ms. Jones ‘Oklahoma.’ I’ve loved this theater the director’s position this year. grow up so this helps me,” Sam said. said. “Something I’m doing this program, I’ve grown from this She has enjoyed seeing the “It is extremely fun and I real- year is bring in some guests from theater program and I’ve learned growth of the children. ly like it,” said Natalie, who will other theater groups. They’ve a lot from the people here.” “It is cool to see the kids go play a hyena in the play. taught them about lights and One of the people she’s had an Health Insurance from shy children to confident The summer program at the sound, set design, of course act- impact on is the lead in the play young men and women,” Ms. Ber- Harnett Regional Theatre is open ing and music choreography.” Madison Lee. Medicare Supplement nard said. “Most of them are now to students up to the age of 18. The She isn’t limiting the learning The 14-year-old from Garner is confident in their characters.” oldest participant this year is 16. to just the onstage elements. Ms. playing Belle, who finds out about She said “The Lion King Jr.” is The play will be performed Fri- Jones has also incorporated love and caring in the play and a musical that presents unusual day, July 27, at 7 p.m. and Saturday, knowledge of things going on be- helps transform the male lead problems. July 28, at 2 p.m. Tickets will be sold hind the scenes to give campers a from bad to good. “One of the things that is a chal- online and at the door for $8 each. full-blown experience. “It’s teaching me so much like Call Today lenge is they have to learn parts in There is also a program for “They’ve been learning some improving my singing, improving three languages, that has been a younger participants. Younger things about promotion, how to my dancing and it’s helping me About little difficult,” Ms. Bernard said. students are taking part in a simi- promote a show and a lot of that,” make friends,” she said. “It’s helping “I have been pleased because lar program earlier in the day. she said. “We have almost every me come out of my comfort zone Affordable they have really endorsed it.” They will produce a fairy tale on day during the first two weeks, and totally have fun this summer.” Plans In addition to English, the play stage later this summer. somebody has come in and done a Madison is in her second year of also has lines in the African lan- seminar.” camp, but this is her first lead part. For guages Zulu and Swahili. Benson Despite the learning aspect, “It’s been a little intimidating, Ms. Bernard said the camp is An adaptation of a popular and she says the campers have been but a little more fun and exciting Everyone about more than learning the art successful Disney and Broadway able to discover what their tal- than intimidating,” she said. “I of theater. play will take to the stage of the ents are and have been able to do have learned that there’s a lot “It’s not just about theater, it is Barefoot Auditorium in Benson it in a fun and exciting way. more work that goes into it than also about learning life lessons,” July 27 to 29. “It’s been a lot of fun for them,” you actually see.” Ms. Bernard said. That’s when “Beauty and the she said. “They put on a great The program will take the This year’s summer program Beast Jr.,” directed by Cindy show and they are crazy talented. stage on Friday and Saturday, Kenneth W. Ennis started with auditions last Mon- Jones, will showcase the talents They also get a chance to learn all July 27, and 28 at 7:30 p.m. with a 910.897.7000 day, providing a productive activ- of area teens from sixth through the aspects of theater.” matinée performance at 3 p.m. on ity for students throughout the 12th grades. Ms. Jones is no stranger to the Sunday, July 29. month of July. It is all a part of the Benson Foun- performing arts herself. She’s Admission is a $5 donation at Participants were all smiles as dation for the Arts Summer Theatre been involved in community the- the door and no reservations are Let Me Save You Money, Time and Energy they danced across the stage Friday. Camp, something the young people ater for several years and plans needed. Sam Medlin is now in his seventh involved in the program have to one day pursue a degree in year participating in the program. worked hard to learn and are look- theater education to help share “I love it because it’s fun, and all ing forward to showcasing. with more future stars. Pearl had problems with lower back Zaxby’s & leg pain! She was ready for relief. Continued From Page One “This is a surprise to us,” Mr. ers,” Ms. Stewart said. “I am so She decided to come see us! Jackson said. “We are proud of proud of my employees for ac- service surveys. Customers gave our staff for getting this award.” complishing this.” Why do so many people come to our office? the Cameron Zaxby’s some the Zaxby’s Store Manager Erika The Jacksons employ approxi- highest ratings from stores around Stewart recognized the workers in mately 45 people through the Zax- • Safest procedure the country. the store. “I am always emphasizing by’s chain in the county. They are • Least down time The chain’s franchise relations customer service and we strive for also the owners, or partial owners, • No-trauma, therefore no long term consultant, John Cole presented the that every day,” Ms. Stewart said. of several other businesses. They problems typical of spine surgery award. He also presented a $100 “It is awesome that we are rec- have operated the Zaxby’s in Cam- gift card to each employee at the ognized for how we treat custom- eron since December of 2015. Our renowned non-surgical store who worked there during the techniques require period the store earned the award. NO Cutting NO Bleeding “This is a big deal and we ap- NO Drilling NO Scarring preciate all our employees who Newspaper Sales TaxPostage Subscription made it happen,” Mr. Cole said. 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They Online payments accepted at www.mydailyrecord.com Dr. David Bradham - Chiropractor Published every Monday through Friday by Record Publishing Company, Inc. did not know their store was get- Lucknow Square, P. O. Box 1448, Dunn, NC 28335 407K East Jackson Blvd. ting the award. Non-Surgical Treatment Page 4 - The Daily Record, Dunn, N.C., Monday, July 16, 2018 Following The Stars: Youth Tournaments Illuminate Purity Of Sport
Since June 22, our young area ath- As a sports reporter, I’ve covered came from her teammates. They letes have been engaged in baseball a lot of baseball and softball games, yelled their team members’ names, and softball tournaments around the though most were played by high they sung, they screamed; the soft- state. school athletes. And so, last week ballers supported each other. From Raeford to Pembroke, Lau- was a true joy to take in a handful of Don’t get me wrong, there is ca- rinburg to Lumberton and Hope Mills games played by our area’s children. maraderie on Erwin’s Junior Tar Let’s Reel The Film to Kenansville, kids and parents have Sure, it was enthralling; watching Heel Baseball All-Star team, too. It been packing away their bats, gloves the older Erwin and Angier boys just wasn’t as evident, clear and Industry Back To N.C. and cleats and journeying to join SHAUN OF pitch and hit in Broadway on Tues- prominent as it was at Al Woodall teammates in the quest for a title. THE READ day night. But, truly eye-opening Municipal Park in Erwin. espite last weekend’s beautiful weather, I have had the privilege — if not was watching three nights of 10-and- All three Dunn All-Star softball SHAUN SAVARESE many North Carolinians spent at least the pleasure — of covering dozens of under softball between three Har- teams won their first games in Lau- some of their time inside movie theaters, games over the past three weeks, and nett County teams in Erwin. rinburg; and the Lillington, Dunn and adding to the $76 million opening week- would like to share what I’ve seen. times in two dozen days as I call with Why — you may ask — is it more Coats’ boys played in Kenansville end profits of “Ant-Man and the Wasp,” Primarily, I must credit the work questions of which he always has an interesting to see elementary-aged over this weekend. Erwin’s 10U and Dthe latest superhero film from Marvel Studios. The of one person, who’s been diligent in answer. Thanks, Billy, you’ve made girls draw walks and steal bases than it Western Harnett’s 12U girls head to sequel beat all other contenders, as well as surpass- keeping The Daily Record informed, my first tournament season so much is to see a 15-year-old rising outfielder Stanley this week, and I look forward ing the $57.2 million opening of the original “Ant- with all of the scores, updates and as easier. hit to opposite field with power? to tracking all of those teams Man” film in 2015. many pictures as he can muster. Next, I would like to note how im- Because, although those teenage throughout the duration of both North Carolina could have had a hand in making Dunn Parks and Recreation Ath- pressed I’ve been with the Town of boys in Broadway had a firmer grasp league’s state and world series tour- the film — and sharing in its profits. But it was letic Director Billy Roach has been a Erwin Parks and Recreation Depart- on the game, they’ve begun to feel naments. impossible to ignore the words flashing on the reliable go-to guy during these past ment. the pressures of competition. Good luck, go get ’em and remem- screen during the (must-see) closing credits: “Made 24 days of Dixie Youth tournament They kept their two fields in great However, this week, in Erwin, on ber to have fun! in Georgia.” play. Roach has a young and growing condition last week with some irriga- the field and in the dugout, those “Ant-Man and the Wasp” is the fifth major film family and is currently attending col- tion and elbow grease. Don Wilson young All-Stars cheered each other Shaun Savarese is a reporter with directed by Raleigh native and UNC-Chapel Hill lege, yet he consistently keeps me and Doug Stevens seem to be gelling on in every single at bat. The Daily Record. Reach him alumnus Peyton Reed, who had hoped to shoot the posted as all of Dunn’s games end. well. Here’s hoping your Erwin girls For each batters’ half-a-dozen at 910-230-2040 or first Ant-Man film in North Carolina, he told The He’s felt his phone ring dozens of do well this Thursday. pitches at the plate, a unique cheer [email protected]. News & Observer of Raleigh in a 2015 interview. “It’s a bummer,” Reed told the News & Observer. “There’s this notion that movies are only tempo- rary and make no permanent contribution to the state infrastructure, but the benefits are there. I’ve had a long-held desire to make a movie in North Carolina, and that’s tougher now. It’s millions of dol- lars, and that matters.” North Carolina, with its varied scenery and local talent, was on its way to becoming a movie-making mecca in the mid-2000s, drawing film and TV pro- ductions such as “Iron Man 3,” “The Hunger Games” and “Eastbound and Down.” From 2007 to 2012, the film industry spent more than $1 billion here, including $58.3 million in tax revenue for the state — even after the tax credit, according to a 2014 study sponsored by the film industry. The film industry also supported the livelihoods of line producers, cameramen, gaffers, grips and actors, as well as ancillary businesspeople such as caterers, carpenters and hotel owners. But after state legislators let North Carolina’s strong film tax credit program expire in 2014, pro- ductions began moving to states such as Georgia that offer robust financial incentives. This cost us many jobs and much prestige. Just last month, U.S. Sen. Thom Tillis told WECT- TV in Wilmington that legislators made a mistake when they ended the film incentives and replaced them with grants. He said that legislators “seri- ously diminished” the industry’s effect on the coastal economy. (Tillis was the speaker of the state House when the change was made.) What a dud of a decision. It’s as if we just gave away the money. “In Georgia, film is a $9.5 billion industry,” Re- becca Clark, director of the Piedmont Triad Film Commission said. “To say $9.5 billion isn’t benefit- ting the state, its citizens or businesses is abso- lutely nonsensical. The amount of jobs it provides for its citizens — and our crew, who have had to move there to work — has been phenomenal.” Killing Snakes Currently, the state offers film grants of up to $31 million annually with a 25-percent tax rebate in Ever since that episode in Eden’s the power to veto legislation. constant wrestling match. hopes of renewing film industry investments. The garden, the one where humans were The lines were clearly drawn. The The current legislature appears to grant program has been tweaked since 2014, slowly enticed into eating the forbidden more powerful legislature passes want our governor to be little more becoming more generous, but it has not been fruit, serpents have been considered laws and the executive branch ad- than a toothless tiger, as evidenced enough to restore what was lost. the lowest of creatures. Most loathe ministers those laws through agen- by their attempts to remove the ex- “I’m hopeful that these positive small changes the slithering reptile and use pejora- cies and boards within state govern- ecutive’s ability to make appoint- made each year will lead us back to where N.C. tives to describe undesirable people ment. Our highest court has pretty ments to some 400 boards and com- once was,” Clark said, “with an incentive competi- as “lowlifes” or “snakes in the grass.” consistently ruled that governors missions. It’s no wonder former gov- tive with our neighboring states. We have every- We don’t like and don’t want to be need to be able appoint boards and ernor Martin compares the actions to thing to win once our incentive is improved: jobs around them. MY SPIN commissions so as adequately en- that of a snake and his admonish- for our local crew and graduates from state-sup- Former Gov. Jim Martin went a sure the administration of them. ment, along with that of another for- ported film schools, millions or billions of dollars step further recently, saying, “You TOM CAMPBELL Even so, every recent governor mer Republican and Democrat, is for coming into our local economy, even new brick- have to kill a snake at every oppor- has faced legislatures that wanted us to overwhelmingly defeat the and-mortar businesses that support the film indus- tunity.” His comments were not our government, fearful of creat- even more control. Jim Hunt took measure and send a message to our try (including stages and equipment rental houses) specifically about reptiles as much ing a power hungry tyrant, de- lawmakers to court in 1982 and lawmakers that we strongly believe and the worldwide positive publicity that filmmak- as about snake-like actions taken by signed the office to be subservient won the power to appoint members in separations of power in our state. ing provides a state. We have nothing to lose.” our legislature. Martin, along with to and appointed by members of of the Environmental Management They are correct. This proposed With the success of “Ant-Man and the Wasp,” two other former governors, op- the Assembly to one-year terms. It Commission. Martin, only the third amendment should be defeated. there will surely be more sequels. Reed’s future posed the attempt by lawmakers to wasn’t until 1836 that voters were Republican governor elected since As Martin said, “The legislature also looks bright. North Carolina could prosper upset the traditional balance of allowed to elect their governor Reconstruction, faced an openly should be making laws, not running with them — if we went big. powers between the executive and and even then for only a two-year hostile legislature run by Demo- the government.” Based on their legislative branches of state gov- term. The 1868 Constitution, crats and when Republican Jim most recent actions it appears our — Greensboro News & Record ernment and left no doubt he op- passed following the Civil War, Gardner was elected lieutenant part-time legislators want to do both. poses their proposal to strip the ap- extended the gubernatorial term governor in 1988, lawmakers pointive powers of the governor as to four years, but only allowed the stripped most of the power from Tom Campbell is former assistant Published By a lowdown power grab. executive to serve one term. Our that office. Former Gov. Pat Mc- North Carolina state treasurer and RECORD PUBLISHING COMPANY, INC. The power of North Carolina’s legislature finally put gubernato- Crory also took the legislature to is creator/host of “N.C. Spin,” a 99 W. Broad St., P.O. Box 1448 governor, regardless of who might rial succession to the voters and court and won the ability to appoint weekly statewide television Dunn, N.C. 28335 occupy the office at any given mo- Jim Hunt was the first to win a members to executive boards. And discussion of N.C. issues that airs on Located on historic Lucknow Square ment, is among the weakest of any second four-year term in 1980. Not the 18 months of Roy Cooper’s ad- UNC-TV. Contact him at www. state in the nation. The framers of until 1996 was the governor given ministration can be likened to a ncspin.com.
most other states. tute’s handy tool for adjusting the the latter having had no top-10 The circumstances in which 2017 NAEP results for age, race rankings in either subject in 2011. kids grow up have a huge effect or ethnicity, native language, dis- These facts suggest a couple of on their academic achievement ability, and poverty, I determined reasonable hypotheses for fur- North Carolina and attainment. Schools matter, that only four states ranked in the ther testing. First, Indiana may too, of course — or else we ought top 10 on all four tests: Massachu- have enacted some critical re- to reconsider all the time and setts, Florida, New Jersey, and forms in the 2000s that signifi- Excels In School Value resources we devote to them! Indiana. Three other states — cantly improved the effective- But if we want to have a mean- Virginia, Georgia, and North Car- ness of its schools. And second, RALEIGH — If I told you that ceeding, or does it suggest that JOHN HOOD ingful conversation about educa- olina — were in the top 10 on North Carolina’s relative high North Carolina had one of Ameri- they were never warranted in tion, we must at least try to iso- three of the four tests. performance has neither been ca’s top-ranked systems of public the first place? late the effects of schooling Now, I’ll proceed to the third caused by Republican-enacted education, there are at least three Definitions, premises and log- even talking about the same from the effects of other social element. Can we draw any logical policies nor been injured by it. ways you could respond. ical conclusions are the three things? influences. policy conclusions? When I ran In policy debates, as in so You could question what I elements of any argument, po- I’ll apply these distinctions to With that definition in mind, the same analysis for the 2011 many other settings, patience is a mean by “top-ranked system.” litical or otherwise. Often, we the topic at hand. When I say that here’s one piece of evidence I’ll NAEP scores, North Carolina was virtue — and, alas, a rarity. You could challenge the factual jump to debating the third ele- North Carolina has a top-ranked cite for my factual claim. Every in that same club of high-value- accuracy of my claim. Or you ment too soon, alleging that the system of public education, what two years, the National Assess- added states, with at least three John Hood (@JohnHoodNC) is could contest the policy implica- other side is being “illogical” or I mean is that, according to mea- ment of Educational Progress top-10 rankings, along with al- chairman of the John Locke tions of the claim — does it sug- refusing to let facts get in the sures of student outcomes ad- tests a representative sample of most all of the same members. Foundation and appears on “N.C. gest that the education reforms way of dogmatic insistence on justed for student background, students across the country in The only change was that by Spin,” broadcast statewide implemented by a mostly Re- preexisting beliefs. But what are North Carolina’s schools seem to fourth- and eighth-grade reading 2017, Maryland had dropped out Fridays at 7:30 p.m. and Sundays publican legislature are suc- the facts, anyway? And are we add more value than do schools in and math. Using the Urban Insti- while Indiana had surged in — at 12:30 p.m. on UNC-TV. The Daily Record, Dunn, N.C., Monday, July 16, 2018 - Page 5 ETCETERA DILBERT By Scott Adams
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Paula B. Curtis, 46 Charles D. Stephenson Everett A. Carr, 88 Paula Denise Brewington Cur- Everett A. Carr, 88, of 1111 Airport Road, Clinton, died Thursday, tis, 46, of Boston, Mass., died June 13, 1928 — July 13, 2018 July 12, 2018, at Cape Fear Valley Medical Center in Fayetteville. Thursday, July 5, 2018, at her WILLOW SPRING — Charles A memorial service will be held today at 2 p.m. at First United Meth- home. Davis Stephenson, 90, passed odist Church, 208 Sampson St., Clinton, with visitation to follow in the Born in 1971 in Sampson County, away Friday at Oak Hill Assisted church fellowship hall. The Rev. T.R. Miller will officiate. Mrs. Curtis was a homemaker. She Living Center in Angier. A native Born on July 23, 1929, he was the son of the late Hubert and Annie was preceded in death by her of Johnston County, he was the Everett Jackson Carr. He was preceded in death by brothers and sister, mother, Fedailh Brewington; and son of the late Irving Stephenson Richard J. Carr, Jerry T. Carr, Eugene B. Carr, and Mary Ann Carr War- daughter, Shrnee Brewington. and Minnie Barefoot Stephenson. ren. Funeral services were held at 4 Charles was a faithful member of Mr. Carr attended Brevard College and graduated from Atlantic p.m. July 14 at East Carolina Fellowship Baptist Church for Christian College. After a brief career in the agricultural industry, he Church of God, 120 Church Road, over 40 years where he served as became a stock broker and opened United Securities in Clinton which Clinton, by the Revs. Glenn Vann a deacon and a trustee. He over- later became Interstate/Johnson Lane. He enjoyed this work and re- and Rus Emmanuel. Burial fol- saw the re-building of the church mained in the business more than 40 years. During his tenure there, he lowed at the Alphin Family Ceme- after fire destroyed it in 1992. served on the Board of Directors of Interstate/Johnson Lane for sev- tery, 300 Alphin Road, Dunn. Charles served honorably in the eral terms. Survivors include her husband, U.S. Army from 1946 until 1949 He was active in the community through various organizations and Stanley Curtis; father, Larry Brew- and always shared stories about activities. He served as the chair of the board of Sampson Community ington; daughter, Constanza Curtis Paula Denise Brewington Curtis how proud he was to serve his College, president of the Rotary Club, a director of the Chamber of of Lumberton; son, Devin Curtis of country during the post war oc- Commerce, and was a longtime member of the Highway 24 Committee. Boston; stepson, Gary Curtis of Boston; goddaughter, Jamaica Turling- Charles D. Stephenson cupation of Japan where he made He was also a member of First United Methodist Church and was a ton of Clinton; sisters, Pat Locklear of Lumberton and Macie Brewing- staff sergeant. Following his time Mason in the Mingo Lodge. ton of Dunn; and one grandson, Kelloni Alford. in the Army, Charles returned to Wake County and married his wife, Survivors include his wife, Louetta Herring Carr; his daughter, Arrangements were handled by Hope Valley Hawkins Funeral Ser- Mamie Revels Stephenson, to whom he was married for 67 years Sheila Carr Kinsey, and husband Jim of Fayetteville; his son, Hubert vice & Cremation, Clinton. The family was receiving friends at 51 until her passing in September of 2017. Charles began farming in Nixon Carr, and wife Mary Jo of Clinton; grandchildren, Anna Eliza- Dodge Lane, Dunn. Wake County where he took great pride in tending his farm. He also beth Carr Andrews and husband Phillip, Sarah Carr Stone and husband loved to grow vegetables in his garden. Growing up during the Great Matt, Hannah Carr Baxter and husband Tyler, Rachel Carr Grantham Depression instilled a strong work ethic in Charles that helped to and husband Dalton, and Madison Carr Kinsey and James Everett Kin- Marie P. Temple, 88 form the legacy that he leaves behind for his family. Charles’ Chris- sey; four great-grandchildren; sister, Frances Carr Hayes and husband Marie Pope Temple, 88, of Dunn, tian example will always be remembered by his family and friends. George of Greensboro; brother, Robert B. Carr and wife Loray of Dunn; died Thursday, July 12, 2018, at Funeral services were held on Sunday, July 15, 2018, at 3 p.m. at and two sisters-in-law, Doris Carr of Dunn and Faye Carr of Clinton. Liberty Commons in Benson. Fellowship Baptist Church in Willow Spring. The burial took place In lieu of flowers, memorials may be made to First United Methodist She was born in Harnett County after in the church cemetery. The family received friends from 1:30 Church, 208 Sampson St., Clinton, NC 28328. on May 20, 1930, the daughter of to 3:00 p.m. prior to the service at the church. Arrangements by Royal-Hall Funeral Home. the late Geneva Ivey Pope Wil- Surviving are his sons, Mackey Stephenson (Marcia), Ronnie Ste- liams and John Lewis Pope Sr. Ms. phenson (Denise) and Kenneth Stephenson (Sandy) all of Willow Temple was preceded in death by Spring; sisters, Marie S. Byrd of Benson and Magalene S. Smith of Gertrude H. ‘Trudy’ Williams, 92 her husband, George William Tem- Four Oaks; grandchildren, Shelley Clark (Jason), Brandi Sears Gertrude Hamilton “Trudy” Williams, 92, of Princeton died Saturday ple; brothers, Billy Franklin Pope, (Neal), Katy Cox (Jesse), Traci Starr (Steven), Colt Stephenson, Ash- afternoon, July 14, 2018, in the Woodard Care of Goldsboro. John Lewis Pope Jr. and Gene Ev- lee Ickes (Corey) and Blake Stephenson; 10 great-grandchildren; and Born March 11, 1926, in Harnett County to the late James Arthur and erett Pope; son, Jerry Allen Tem- numerous nieces and nephews. Minnie Caro Marshburn Hamilton, she was the widow of Joseph Jen- ple; granddaughter, April Marie In addition to his parents, Charles was preceded in death by his kins Williams. Mrs. Williams was preceded in death by her sons, Randy Temple; grandson, Robert Everton wife, Mamie Revels Stephenson; sister, Nellie S. Coats; and his broth- Williams and Eugene Williams; her brothers, Robert Hamilton and Wood Jr.; daughter-in-law, Judy ers, Garland and Warren Stephenson. Glen Hamilton; and her sister, Juanita Marks. Black Temple; and son-in-law, The family wants to extend a special thank you to the staff of Oak When she lived in Raleigh, Mrs. Williams was a member and deacon George William Moore Sr. Hill Assisted Living Center for the tremendous care given to at Fuller Memorial Baptist Church and she became a member of Princ- Ms. Temple was a textile worker Charles. eton Baptist Church when she moved to Princeton. She was also a and homemaker, and she enjoyed Marie P. Temple Memorial contributions may be made to the Fellowship Baptist member of the Pine Level Bridge Club. working in her yard. Church of Willow Spring Missionary Fund in Charles’s memory. A funeral service will be conducted at 7 p.m. Tuesday at Princeton Funeral services were held July 14 at 11 a.m. at Cromartie-Miller Online condolences may be made at www.bryan-leefuneralhome. Baptist Church with the Rev. Dwayne Batten officiating. The family Funeral Home Chapel with the Rev. Jerome Pope officiating. Burial com. will receive friends from 6 to 7 p.m. just prior to the service in the followed in Greenwood Cemetery. church fellowship hall. A private burial will be held at a later date in Survivors include her daughters, Phyllis Temple Wood Ceballos of Oakwood Cemetery in Raleigh. Dunn and Jean Temple Moore of Coats; daughter-in-law, Shirley Tem- Surviving are her daughter, Diane Williams Langston and husband ple of Dunn; grandchildren, Bobbie Moore Wood and husband Bill of Guy of Princeton; grandchildren, Bryan Langston (Tiffany), Kevin Coats, George Williams Moore Jr. and wife Kathryn of Clayton, Kenny OBITUARY POLICY Langston (Jo), Danielle L. Pope (Travis), Carrie Williams, Ereka Wil- Temple and wife Jennifer of Benson, Billy Wood of Greenville, Alexis liams (Carlos Valdez), Eric Williams and Andrew Williams; and 13 Ceballos of Angier, and Michael Ceballos and wife Randi of Godwin; 24 Obituaries must be submitted by a funeral home great-grandchildren. great-grandchildren; four great-great-grandchildren; and a host of or crematory service. Deadline to receive obituaries Flowers are acceptable or memorials may be made to the Princeton nieces and nephews. Baptist Church, 211 South Pearl St., Princeton, NC 27569. is 4:30 p.m. for the following day’s newspaper.; holi- David L. Carmain, 67 day times may vary. Obituaries will be free as long David L. Carmain, 67, of Lillington died Saturday, July 14, 2018, at his as they follow The Daily Record guidelines. There is See news? Call 910-891-1234 home. Arrangements will be announced by O’Quinn-Peebles-Phillips no charge for photos. 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(MS) — Like their owners, dogs tibodies puppies receive from are not immune to illness. With a their mothers before they are little help from their veterinari- born. Dog owners must vaccinate ans, dogs may recover from a their dogs to protect them from host of health problems rather parvo as these antibodies fade quickly. But other problems pose after puppies are born. greater threats, and some can even prove fatal. What Are The Symptoms Of Parvo? One health problem dog own- The AKC notes that the most ers hope to avoid at all costs is common symptoms of parvo in- parvo. According to the Ameri- clude: can Kennel Club, dogs infected • Severe and bloody diarrhea with parvo can go from happy • Lethargy and healthy to fatally ill in a mat- the resilient parvo virus can sur- • Anorexia ter of days, which only high- vive on clothing, including shoes, • Fever lights the need for dog owners to human skin and equipment, as well • Vomiting learn about parvo and how to as in the environment, puppies or • Weight loss prevent it. young dogs can contract it through • Weakness these sources as well. Resistant to • Depression What Is Parvo? common household cleaners and • Dehydration Parvo is a highly contagious vi- disinfectants, the parvo virus can rus that affects the gastrointesti- survive for years if it’s protected Can Parvo Be Prevented? nal tracts of puppies and young from direct sunlight. No dog is 100 percent safe dogs. If the gastrointestinal illness from the parvo virus. However, that results from a parvo infection Are Certain Dogs At Greater Risk vaccinations can be highly effec- is not treated, it can be deadly. Of Contracting Parvo Than Others? tive, and the AKC recommends The AKC notes that, while the all puppies begin receiving vac- How Do Dogs Contract Parvo? reasons are unknown, German cinations for the parvo virus Parvo can spread through di- shepherds, rottweilers, doberman when they are between 6 and 8 rect contact with infected dogs or pinschers, English springer span- weeks old. These vaccinations are through feces and spreads easily iels, and American Staffordshire typically administered in a series through the canine population, ac- terriers are at greater risk of con- of three, and the second round cording to the AKC. Direct con- tracting the parvo virus than oth- may occur between 10 and 12 tact with poop through the nose er breeds. weeks, with the third coming be- and mouth can occur when curi- But the dogs whose risk of con- tween 14 and 16 weeks. Within a ous puppies or young dogs sniff tracting parvo are the greatest year of receiving the final initial or lick surfaces or other dogs that are those between 6 weeks and 6 round of vaccinations, a booster have been contaminated with fe- months of age as well as dogs that shot will be administered and ces. If this fecal matter comes have not been vaccinated or then readministered every three from dogs that have parvo, the whose vaccinations are incom- years after that. virus can spread. plete. More information about the But parvo also can spread The link between vaccinations parvo virus is available at www. through indirect contact. Because and parvo can be found in the an- akc.org. Public Meeting July 26 On Odell Road Project The N.C. Department of Trans- additional gate, called an access North Bragg Boulevard (N.C. portation is seeking public feed- control point, to reduce conges- 24/87) in Spring Lake to Reilly back on its proposal to widen and tion from vehicles entering the Road on Fort Bragg. The depart- extend a Cumberland County military reservation. The new ment would add lanes to some road to relieve traffic congestion gate will be on Reilly Road near places of Odell Road to make the at Fort Bragg. NCDOT will host Odell Road, which NCDOT is pro- entire road four travel lanes. an informal open house from 4 to posing to extend and widen. By The department will accept 7 p.m. July 26 at Spring Lake extending and widening Odell comments on the proposal through Town Hall, 300 Ruth St. The open Road to serve Fort Bragg’s new Aug. 9. They may be sent to Kim house will give people an opportu- gate, NCDOT anticipates conges- Gillespie, a project manager at nity to see preliminary design tion on Bragg Boulevard will be NCDOT, at 919-707-6023; klgil- maps, ask questions and fill out reduced during commuter times. [email protected]; or Central Proj- comment cards about the project. Under NCDOT’s proposal, Odell ect Delivery, 1595 Mail Service Fort Bragg plans to build an Road would be extended from Center, Raleigh, N.C., 27699-1595. My Classifeds The Daily Record Dunn, N.C., Monday, July 16, 2018 - Page 7 GENERAL INTEREST FINANCIAL EMPLOYMENT REAL ESTATE MERCHANDISE TRANSPORTATION FARM & GARDEN LEGALS mydailyrecord.com For Buying/Selling A Home See Dale Young At Johnson Properties Realtors & My Auctioneers, Inc. 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Newton Grove- 15 Emily Court. Van For Sale- 2007 Town Country, 3BR, 2Ba home. Bamboo wood white in color, very clean, runs very STATE OF CONNECTICUT floors. Detached workshop. Nice good. $4795 Neg. Serious Inquiries FAIRFIELD COUNTY STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA home in quiet subdivision. $139,900 only Call 919-820-3725 between HARNETT COUNTY Naylor Realty 910-592-1200. 9am-9pm. STATE OF CONNECTICUT Salemburg - 132 Strickland Cabin- SUPERIOR COURT JUVENILE MATTERS IN THE GENERAL COURT OF JUSTICE 18.5 acres with private stocked pond, SUPERIOR COURT DIVISION 2 cabins. Perfect solitude, great get CAMPERS/MOTOR HOMES BEFORE THE CLERK away $179,900. Naylor Realty File # 18-E-482 910-592-1200. NOTICE OF SERVICE OF 1 C evro et press PROCESS BY PUBLICATION LOTS ACREAGE/SALE/ 7 00. 49,816 miles, white, E ECUTORS NOTICE RENT bedroom with queen si e bed, full STATE OF CONNECTICUT si e bed over cab of vehicle, dining Plaintiff area folds into bed, has a bathroom unn C acres or Vs. with shower, toilet, and sink. Kit- The undersigned having qualified as Executor of the Estate of Barbara sa e Beauti u 2 acres chen has everything, stove, fridge, Louise Miller ,deceased late of Harnett County, North Carolina, this is to a e Intersection I-95 and 55 sink, microwave. This RV has a roll Jamel Sledge, father of children born on 8/24/12,4/13,2011 and 10/11/2015 to Courtney Hodge notify all persons, firms and corporations having claims against the decedent Hwy. ill divide ill work out awning and pull out steps. It is in to exhibit the same to the below named Executor on or before the 9th day of great shape. Very nice. Call J T Of parts unknown with builder. ill Finance. Defendant October, 2018 or this notice will be pleaded in bar of their recovery. All Auto Sales to make an appointment persons, firms and corporations indebted to the estate should make $395,000. to see at 910-892-0961. immediate payment. Owner 919-614-8484. A petition/motion has been filed seeking: Commitment of minor child(ren) of the above named or vesting of custody and care of said child(ren) of the above named in a lawful, private or public This the 9th day of July, 2018 agency or a suitable and worthy person. MOBILE HOMES FOR Gregory J. Miller, Executor SALE The petition, whereby the court s decision can affect your paternal rights, if 209 uail Hollow any, regarding minor child(ren) will be heard on 7/17/2018 at 10:00am at Sanford, NC 27332 60 Housatonic Avenue Bridgeport CT 06604 7/9,16,23,30/2018
This the 2nd day of July, 2018 7/2,9,16/2018 FOR SALE - REDUCED STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA 32f Class A Motor Home (Kountry Star by HARNETT COUNTY Newmar), 1 slide out has new 454 chevy engine, 4K miles, new tires, garaged, no STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA REDUCED smoking, no pets, no children, clean, must see, HARNETT COUNTY IN THE GENERAL COURT OF JUSTICE White Lake/Fully Furnished was $19,500 Now $15,500. SUPERIOR COURT DIVISION BEFORE THE CLERK Move In Ready!! OBO Call Dwight 910-897-2345 2000 Brigadier mobile home. IN THE GENERAL COURT OF JUSTICE File # 17-E-416 3 bedroom, 2 bath. 26ft. screened SUPERIOR COURT DIVISION porch, deck, outbuilding, golf cart. Pop-up Camper with A/C Includes BEFORE THE CLERK everything you need to go camping. File # 18-E-419 HOA Package. $87,500 $2,500, please call (910)574-8921 ADMINISTRATRI NOTICE Call 910-892-2759 or 919-820-1052 ADMINISTRATRI NOTICE The undersigned having qualified as Administratrix of the Estate of Benjamin FOR SALE John Blaylock ,deceased late of Harnett County, North Carolina, this is to no- REAL ESTATE SERVICES Wilderness 30 ft. pull behind tify all persons, firms and corporations having claims against the decedent to camper trailer. Great shape, Administratrix on or before the 2nd day of October, 2018 or this notice will be master bedroom, double bunk The undersigned having qualified as Administratrix of the Estate of Loueen pleaded in bar of their recovery. All persons, firms and corporations indebted a or ea t com beds, bathroom, no leaks, sleeps Carole Fogel ,deceased late of Harnett County, North Carolina, this is to to the estate should make immediate payment. 6, brand new carpet. Serious notify all persons, firms and corporations having claims against the decedent Inquiries only!! $4100 Neg. to Administratrix on or before the 2nd day of October, 2018 or this notice will This the 2nd day of July, 2018 Call 919-602-7700. be pleaded in bar of their recovery. All persons, firms and corporations indebted to the estate should make immediate payment. Janili Blaylock, Administratrix RENTAL MOBILE HOMES 127 Castlebay Drive MOTORBIKERS/ This the 2nd day of July, 2018 Sanford, NC 27332 7/2,9,16,23/2018 MOTORCYCLES Lisa Fogel McKenna, Administratrix 5032 Neiman Cove Between Lillington and Raleigh, NC 27612 Monroe, allace Morden, P.A, Attorney Spring Lake on Hwy 210 3225 Blue Ridge Road, Suite 117 STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA Raleigh, NC 27612 HARNETT COUNTY Nice, Quiet area 7/2,9,16,23/2018 IN THE GENERAL COURT OF JUSTICE $475 SUPERIOR COURT DIVISION $450 BEFORE THE CLERK ‘07 Yamaha Silverado NORTH CAROLINA File # 18-E-393 HARNETT COUNTY Road Star 16,800 miles, lots of chrome, black E ECUTRI NOTICE IN THE GENERAL COURT OF JUSTICE NO PETS saddlebags. Metallic Grey w/ Deep DISTRICT COURT DIVISION Dark BlueSOLD Trim around the Gas BEFORE THE CLERK 910-497-0959 tank, & fenders, w/whitewall tires. FILE NO. 17 SP 391 The undersigned having qualified as Executrix of the Estate of Todd Donald Krueger,deceased late of Harnett County, North Carolina, this is to notify all Garage kept. Never been laid down. persons, firms and corporations having claims against the decedent to Executrix on or before the 2nd day of October, 2018 or this notice will be REDUCED $4,000! NOTICE OF SALE pleaded in bar of their recovery. All persons, firms and corporations indebted Call 910-567-6178. Leave a message to the estate should make immediate payment. TRANSPORTATION NIKKI KELLY AND JOSEPH B. KELLY, This the 2nd day of July, 2018 e u e Bus tec otorc c e Petitioners, Trai er Eye catching. Har e Judith Olive Krueger, Executrix 1996 Crown Victoria, big boy, power, avidson, orange/black/silver, good interior, gray in color. $1875 v. 168 Spence Rd. custom paint, tongue mounted Lillington, NC 27546 Neg. Call 910-890-4170 for more cooler, chrome rear bumper, swivel information. FESTIVAL HOLDINGS, LLC, REAL PARTY 7/2,9,16,23/2018 hitch, custom fenders and extra IN INTEREST, lights. Over 5K invested. ill Respondent. sacrifice for 3K OBO. Must see to 2005 Chevy appreciate. Call 919-207-9095 Under and by virtue of an Order of the Harnett County Clerk of Superior Trailbla er SUV for more information or Court of Harnett County, North Carolina, entered on the 24th day of May 131,000 miles. Cloth arrange appointment to see. 2018, made in the Special Proceeding entitled NIKKI KELLY AND JOSEPH interior, dark gray in color, very B. KELLY vs. FESTIVAL HOLDINGS, LLC, REAL PARTY IN INTEREST, the LEGAL NOTICE clean, great shape. New brakes, 1 7 ord Truc 2 1/2 ton undersigned, who was by said Order appointed Commissioner to sell the new battery, new gas tank smoke 4 6 motor automatic 1 00 lands described in the petition, will on the 1st day of August 2018, at 1:00 free. $4500. Call 910-892-5656 Ca 1 20 8468 or more p.m. at Harnett County Courthouse, Lillington, North Carolina, offer for sale STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA between 10am-10pm. in ormation to the highest bidder for cash, that certain tract or parcel of land lying and COUNTY OF HARNETT being in Johnsonville Township, Harnett County, North Carolina and more 2006 Chevrolet Colorado Black, pw, particularly described as follows: 2006 Ford 500-Gold, pw,pl,ps, very pl, ps, 122213 miles, $8995.00. Call IN THE GENERAL COURT OF JUSTICE nice, 99948 miles, $5995.00. Call J T Auto Sales Inc. 910-892-0961 BEING all of Lot 188 of Yorkshire Plantation S/D, Phase 4, as shown on plat SUPERIOR COURT DIVISION J T Auto Sales Inc. 910-892-0961 map recorded in Map #2006-244 Harnett County Registry. ESTATE FILE: 18 E 423 2007 Mustang, Convertible, Red. Very clean. 7995.00 Beautiful car, AUTO DISPLAY Being the same property deeded to Joseph Kelly by Deed dated February need to see to appreciate it. Call J 28, 2007 and recorded March 1, 2007 in Deed Book 2347, Page 1, Harnett T Auto Sales, Inc at 910-892-0961. County Registry. E ECUTRI S NOTICE TO CREDITORS This lot was conveyed pursuant to a Family Settlement Agreement filed AND DEBTORS 2007 Volvo S40. 200k miles. January 22, 2009 in the Estate of Joseph Kelly, Harnett County File #07 E Blown engine - does not run. 688. In Paragraph (1) of the Family Settlement Agreement, “The real prop- Having qualified as Executrix of the Estate of Thomas Bruce Byrd, Sr., late erty located at 66 Jubilee Court, Cameron, Johnsonville Township, Harnett of Harnett County, North Carolina, the undersigned does hereby notify all New tires. $750 OBO. County, North Carolina and described in Deed Book 2347 at Pages 1-3 in Call 910-658-2446. persons, firms and corporations having claims against the estate of said 10516 Greenpath Rd., Dunn the Office of the Register of Deeds of Harnett County shall be owned by the decedent to present them to the undersigned on or before the 9th day of deceased’s three children, Joseph B. Kelly, Evelyn Abigail Kelly, and Nikki October, 2018 or be barred from their recovery. All persons, firms and 2010 Toyota Camry, Black, loaded, 910-892-8182 • 910-892-8207 Kelly as tenants in common”. corporations indebted to said Estate please make immediate payment. very nice, 190000 miles, $7995.00. Call J T Auto Sales Inc. This property is subject to the Deed of Trust recorded in Book 2347, Page 4, This 9th day of July, 2018. 910-892-0961 all utility and roadway easements and restrictive covenants which may be recorded in the Harnett County Register of Deeds. Cynthia B. uery 2011 Hyundai Elantra, Black, great Executrix of the Estate of shape and loaded, 57000 miles, An earnest money deposit equal to Five percent (5%) of the highest bid or Thomas Bruce Byrd, Sr. $8995.00. Call J T Auto Sales Inc. $750.00, whichever is greater, will be required from the highest bidder at the 507 Pendleton Drive 910-892-0961 2012 Ford Fusion time of sale as evidence of good faith. Moncks Corner, South Carolina 29461 This the 2nd day of July, 2018. P. Tilghman Pope, Esquire AUTO/CLASSIC $6,295 ______POPE LA GROUP, P.A. Commissioner Post Office Box 928 Marshall L. Miller 403 . Broad Street 1 4 ord 2000 Can e seen at PO Box 155 Dunn, North Carolina 28335 404 eorge t Benson C 27 04 Holly Springs, NC 27540 910/892-4029 Ca 1 701 1107 or 10 14 4 27 (888) 930-6753 7/9,16,23,30/2018 7/16,25/2018 1988 Cadillac Brougham- 60,000 miles. $4,000. Can be seen at 404 George St. Benson, NC 27504. Call 919-701-1107 or 910-514-4527 2004 Ford Mustang for more information. $3,895
A 1977 Mercedes 300D, Diesel, 230K miles, Engine rebuilt. $3000. Call 910 893-9305 VANS/WAGONS/SPORT 2005 Ford Explorer UTILITY $4,995 C ev 1 00 an 2002 1 passenger 000 i ington Area Ca 10 8 0 06
2003 Chevrolet Trailbla er SUV Gray, power everything, cloth 0% INTEREST mydailyrecord.com interior, 155256 miles. $4495.00. No Credit Check Call J T Auto Sales, Inc. at 910-892-0961. Everyone is Approved! Subscribe Today! Be a Know-It-All Home Delivery starting at $7 a month. In Print & Online • 910.891.1200 www.mydailyrecord.com The Daily Record, Dunn, N.C., Monday, July 16, 2018 - Page 9 Harnett Central Student Recognized With Top Honors At FBLA National Leadership Conference
More than 9,200 of America’s prior to the NLC and a 60-minute demic careers. In addition to best and brightest high school objective test administered onsite competitions, students immersed students traveled to Maryland to at NLC. The production and ob- themselves in interactive work- Elevate Their Futures as they jective tests covers a variety of shops, visited an information- competed for the opportunity to topics each determining the stu- packed exhibit hall and heard win more than $175,000 in cash dents’ mastery of spreadsheets. from motivational speakers on a awards. “When I taught Eric in Micro- broad range of business topics. The Future Business Leaders soft Excel/Access, he really went of America (FBLA) National above and beyond trying to learn About FBLA-PBL Leadership Conference was held all that he could; earning the 2010, Future Business Leaders of June 28 to July 1 in Baltimore. 2013 and 2016 Microsoft Office America-Phi Beta Lambda Inc., Participants from across the Master certificates. He is the only the premier student business or- United States and abroad attend- student that I have taught to earn ganization, is a nonprofit 501(c) ed this conference to enhance all three. I knew he was the right (3) education association with a their business skills, expand their person for this event. Can’t wait quarter million members and ad- networks and participate in more to see what he does next year!” visers in over 6,500 active middle than 70 business and business-re- said Ashley Faulkner, business school, high school and college lated competitive events. and information technology chapters worldwide. FBLA-PBL’s Eric Chang from Harnett Cen- teacher. mission is to inspire and prepare tral High School, Angier, received The award was part of a com- students to become community- national recognition at the FBLA prehensive national competitive minded business leaders in a Awards of Excellence Program. events program sponsored by global society through relevant Eric competed in Spreadsheet FBLA-PBL that recognizes and career preparation and leader- Applications and brought home rewards excellence in a broad ship experiences. The association first place. Spreadsheet applica- range of business and career-re- is headquartered in Reston, Va., tions is a two-part test: a produc- lated areas. For many students, just outside of Washington, D.C. tion test administered and proc- the competitive events are the For more information, visit fbla- tored at a designated school site capstone activity of their aca- pbl.org.
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Page 10 SportsDayJuly 16, 2018 Ponytails Win First Two State Tournament Games tied 2-2. “We’ve still got all of our pitch- Beat Scotland Last year’s Angels World Se- ers available,” he said on Sunday ries champions scored four more morning. “Hopefully. we can con- County, 10-3. Beat runs in the third inning, another tinue like we’ve been doing. Moore County, 13-0. pair in the fourth, one in the fifth Bass noted that though his and their last run in the sixth in- girls beat Moore County in the ning, to win 10-3. past, they were not underestimat- By SHAUN SAVARESE “We had a pretty good game. ing Sunday’s opponent. Of The Record Staff We didn’t hit as good as we could, “In the first game we played but we played pretty well,” Bass against them, we beat them 20-0,” The Dunn Ponytails (12U) Di- said. “Scotland was a pretty good he said, “But they are better team xie Youth Softball All-Stars won team.” than that. We should win (Sun- their first state tournament game Emily Williams and Emily day’s) game. But it should be on Saturday in Laurinburg, beat- Scott each pitched two innings in closer than that.” The Moore ing Scotland County 10-3. They the seven-run victory. County Ponytail (12U) Dixie then beat Moore County, 13-0, on Ashley Bliven has three hits. Youth Softball All-Stars defeated Sunday. Emily Scott and Marley Colville Topsail, 10-0, on Saturday after- To Ponytails head coach Jere- had two hits. Lindsey Knoll hit a noon to advance to Sunday’s sec- my Bass, the first-round win over two-RBI double and Aubree Bass ond round versus Dunn. Dunn Contributed Photo host team, Scotland County added a hit as well. On defense, won, 13-0. wasn’t the best game his All-Stars Camryn Ivey turned a pretty dou- “We have a game plan ... . Dunn’s Ponytails (12U) Dixie Youth Softball All-Stars won their first state tournament game on have played, but it got the job ble play, Bass said. We’re just going to continue to Saturday, 10-3, over Scotland County. They then beat Moore County yesterday, 13-0. They are, in done. Bass said everyone pitched play our game, and hopefully con- Just after 11 a.m. on Saturday, well and that all of his pitchers tinue to win,” Bass said. “We ap- alphabetical order, Aubree Bass, Ashley Bliven, Berkley Campbell, Marley Colville, Anna Dudley, after Dunn’s first inning of state remained available for Sunday’s preciate the support from all of Harmony Horne, Carmyn Ivey, Lindsey Knoll, Lilly McLamb, Jazmin Rummel, Emily Scott and Emily tournament play, the score was start versus Moore County. the folks back home.” Williams. These All-Stars won the Angels (10U) World Series last year in Alexandria, La.
Dunn’s Majors (12U) Dixie Youth Baseabll All- Stars won their first state tournament game on Saturday, 10-0, over Elizabethtown. They played Richlands yesterday in Laurinburg. They are, in alphabetical order, Ross Stevens, Anthony Jones, Jamari Thompson, John McLamb, Tripp Westbrook, Gabe Dapuyen, Jax Woodall, Wyatt Lucas, Braxton Davis, Hunter Tyndall, Jarrett Cooper and Jalen Evans. Contributed Photo Majors Win First-Round Game In Kenansville Contributed Photo Beat Elizabethtown, only two hits over five innings. runs, to make it 3-0. Then we “There are two or three good separated ourselves from there 10-3. Played teams in this bracket and we had to on. When we got in the fifth, we face one of the three right off the broke it open,” he said. Dunn’s Darlings Win In First Round Richlands yesterday. bat,” Stevens said. “The Elizabeth- Stevens said his starter, Antho- town pitcher was throwing about as ny Jones, was nearing his pitch Beat North Stanley 16-4. By SHAUN SAVARESE hard as Anthony (Jones). He was count, with 77 pitches in the bot- Of The Record Staff keeping us off balance pretty bad.” tom of the fifth inning. In that in- Dunn’s Darlings (8U) Dixie Youth Softball All-Stars won their first state tournament game on Stevens said the opposing ning — on the base paths — Gabe Saturday, 16-4, over North Stanley. They are shown here following their district win earlier this Dunn’s Majors (12U) Dixie pitcher was left handed. “You Dapuyen was threatening to score month, in alphabetical order, Janiah Amerson, Karson Dickinson, Iliana Eason, Lauralee Youth Baseball All-Stars snatched don’t see too many lefties (but) from third base. “We were look- a seven-run win from Elizabeth- the second time through, the kids ing toward the next inning, and Harris, Aubrey Horne, Abigail Johnson, Analeigh Jones, Kelsey Matthews, Jazmine McLean, town in Kenansville on Saturday started picking up on him. saying, ‘What are we going to do Mackenzie Odom, Macy Raynor and Katelyn Vann. in the first round of state tourna- The Dunn Majors tallied 14 total next?’” he said. Wyatt Lucas then ment play. They were back in hits, scored four runs in the third scored Dapuyen with a bunt. 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