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Sports 4FFQBHF# ThePublished News since 1890 every Monday and Tursday forReporter the County of Columbus and her people. Monday, September 24,2012 Waterbrooke
Volume 122, Number 25 facility granted Whiteville, North Carolina reprieve for now 75 Cents nWaterbrooke Assisted Living facili- ty granted restraining order in forced removal of residents and license sus- Inside Today pension, but many leave.
2-A By NICOLE CARTRETTE r8BUFSUBQEJTDPVOUT Staff Writer FOE0DU Friday morning, Sept. 21, Jessie Cooper, 78, of Conway, S.C. and a family friend were pack- ing up her son’s belongings at Waterbrooke Assisted Living Facility in Tabor City. He had been unexpectedly moved to another facility the night before. The widow of a sharecropper had cared for her son at home as long as she could and in De- cember of 2011 the facility became his home.
See Waterbrooke, page 3-A
Today’s Waterbrooke American Profle Staff photo by Mark Gilchrist residents caused features “Powers Music appreciation Boothe.” Te vet- Addison Grant of Evergreen enjoys the Live After Five concert at Vineland Station in Whiteville numerous calls eran actor comes on Thursday evening as people dance to The Shakers. Holding Addison is grandmother Crystal John- strong in new ABC- son as Anna Johnson watches. to Tabor police TV series ‘Nashville.’ By BOB HIGH Aging fnancial Hutchens leaving Staff Writer DIDYOB? Residents of Waterbrooke Assisted Living Did you observe ... in Tabor City were the subjects of numer- situation is ‘tight’ Whiteville chamber ous calls for police to go the facility along By NICOLE CARTRETTE By JEFFERSON WEAVER Elizabeth Street ovre the past year. The calls Dr. Sam Wheat- ranged from attempted suicides and thefts to Staff Writer Staff Writer ley starting the numerous assaults. Wrightsville Beach Columbus County Department of Aging officials told Interim chamber leader Kim Hutchens will leave Tabor City Police Chief Donald Dowless commissioners recently that financially the department the post this week for a new job in Kinston. said Friday the residents of Waterbrooke – or- Triathlon swim with came out ahead in July with revenues of about $8,000 over Hutchens was tapped as interim director after Mary dered closed by state health officials – caused his Crocs sandals expenses. Lee Eveleigh Hudson abruptly resigned earlier this many problems during the past year. It is not exactly the turnaround officials had hoped for summer. Hudson replaced longtime chamber director State and county social service workers on? ... Kate Carter but they remain confident they can reverse two years of Janice Young. were given a stack of criminal reports – hosting the White- losses. Although he was named interim director, many in reports they requested – as they moved in Deputy Director Amanda Jernigan said the collection the community hoped Hutchens would take the job See Police calls, page 4-A ville First Baptist rate of 98 to 98.5 percent for billing remained strong. permanently. A former vice president with Waccamaw Chuch youth at her “We are still getting in money from previous months’ Bank, Hutchens had previously served with the Lee home and building billings,” Jernigan said. County Chamber. “At the end of last year we were in the red,” Jernigan He said he hates leaving Whiteville, especially since a really hot fre for said of losses that totaled about $200,000 – less than half the community and chamber work so closely together. Tree weeks the youngsters to of losses experienced in 2010. “This is an excellent opportunity,” he said. “All Jernigan said pay raises to take effect on Oct. 1 could things happen for a reason. When it became evident I roast their hot dogs impact the overall financial picture but she couldn’t say wouldn’t be employed at the bank anymore, the cham- lef for voters on? ... Dogwood to what extent. ber came calling, and I was happy to answer. Whiteville “I haven’t had a chance to look at it,” she told commis- is a special place, and I have enjoyed working for the leaves beginning to sioners. chamber.” turn red? ... Joggers, Jernigan said increased rates for certain services going Hutchens will lead the human resources depart- to register into effect Jan. 1 would have a positive impact. ment at Lenoir Community College in Kinston. The walkers and cyclists “That will help us out,” Jernigan said, but she did not post is a continuation of a career that has focused on nNew voter numbers continue to rise. enjoying cool eve- yet know what the rate would be. HR work, from his time with Granite Falls Bank and Cutting holiday benefits, travel expenses and pay 8 later, Waccamaw. By JEFFERSON WEAVER ning workouts? ... percent for all Aging employees helped curb losses at the I am going to miss this place and this chamber,” Staff Writer Dean Lewis stopped department last year, officials said. he said. “People have been more than willing to offer While personal care services (PCS) has about half the constructive criticism—and I don’t mean complaining. Registration cards are going across the desk at three checkpoints number of clients they had anticipated, the community They will offer ideas on how they think things can be at the Columbus County Board of Elections at for seatbelts? He alternatives program has gained more than expected, better. You need that type of feedback. I enjoyed meet- a record pace. Jernigan said. ing the people I have had the chance to spend time with, Supervisor Carla Strickland said Friday was wearing his at PCS has 57 clients. and I just regret I didn’t get to meet and interact with the county will likely top 37,000 registered each one. ... “We were hoping for 92,” Jernigan told the board. “We more of them.” voters by the first of this week. There were are still not where we really need to be with PCS.” The chamber keeps its executive director busy, 36,914 registered voters Friday afternoon, and “It sounds tight,” Columbus County Board Chairman See Hutchins, page 2-A See Voters, page 3-A Amon McKenzie said. “We need to monitor it.” County Deaths Evergreen Horace McRoy Bass Ceremony to honor twins Millie-Christine Clarendon By RAY WYCHE “Come, Ye Disconsolate,” one of the twins’ favorite tion of the state Department of Archives and His- Elbert Royce Norris Staff Writer hymns, plus one of the many poems that she com- tory, to the well-maintained present Welches Creek posed will be next on the program. Cemetery. Descendants of renowned conjoined twins Millie- The Rev. Larry D. McKoy of Rocky Mount, a great- A granite grave marker carrying the same in- Christine McKoy, who died in 1912, will stage a great-great nephew, will make remarks and a floral scription as the old marker was erected by the society Index remembrance ceremony at 10 a. m. Saturday, Oct. tribute will be placed on the grave. A pair of doves, and placed over the reburial site in a donated plot in &EJUPSJBMT" 13 to mark the centennial year of her death in the facing in opposite directions, will be released at this the Welches Creek Cemetery. Welches Creek community. point in the ceremony. The twins were joined by a band of flesh at a 0CJUVBSJFT" The twins were world-famous entertainers dur- A responsive reading by those attending will also point just beneath the shoulders. The question of 4QPSUT# ing the last half of the 19th century, traveling over be included in the event. The public is invited to the surgically separating the two had been discussed $SJNF" most of Europe and giving command performances ceremony. among medical people, but in those early days when -JGFTUZMFT" for royalty. Family and friends will gather at the dwelling of advancements in medical science were elementary, Millie-Christine, who referred to herself as a the late Homer McCoy, a great-great nephew, near the no one was sure what was contained within the band singular person, was born in slavery in the Welches cemetery after the graveside ceremony. of flesh connecting the two. Creek community and upon retirement returned Millie-Christine was first buried in a community Millie-Christine was noted for her singing voice, to live in the area until her death Oct. 8 and 9, 1912. cemetery near her home. A few years later, this cem- one alto and one soprano, and her above average The ceremony has been arranged by great-great- etery was no longer being used and her grave marker, intelligence. She reportedly spoke French, German great nieces Brenda Troy and Selena McKoy Rowell, made of wood covered with a lead-like metal alloy, and Russian fluently. and great-great-great nephew Wilson Spaulding. was partly destroyed in a forest fire. Despite have two distinct personalities (Millie The remembrance ceremony will begin at the In the early 1970s, the now-defunct Columbus was the more outspoken of the two), the twins got grave of the twins in the Welches Creek Cemetery County Historic Society undertook as a project the along well with each other and were in agreement off Millie-Christine Road with a welcome from placing of a state roadside historical marker beside on most issues. Her gravestone reads, “Two hearts 91-year-old Fred P. McKoy, Jr., a great-great nephew old Highway 74-76 designating the nearby gravesite. of the twins. Work began on relocating the grave, under the direc- See Twins, page 2-A 2-A – The News Reporter, Monday, September 24, 2012
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September 24, 2012
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Whiteville.com Poll Question of the Week What should we do about the Whiteville High School campus?
More than a third of our re- Staff photo by Fuller Royal spondents (38 percent) said they would like to “renovate Shiny floors the current buildings,” while A custodial staff member at South Columbus High School pushes a mop bucket up the main hall of the school recently. The foors in the more than a quarter (27 20-year-old facility are as polished as they were on day one. percent) would like to “Start fresh, and build a new high school at a new site.” Nearly one out of fve respondents (19 percent) would like to “Demolish all or most of Water tap discount ends Oct. 1 Statewide jobless the buildings and rebuild at By NICOLE CARTRETTE districts have picked up 107 ning by their home can con- current site,” and 16 percent Staff Writer new customers. nect to the county water for rate increases would like to “Leave the The largest gains were in a fraction of the county’s ac- By RAY WYCHE percent. school as it is.” the county’s first water Dis- tual cost of installing a meter. Residents in Columbus Staff Writer The statewide rate for This Week: Got Power? County’s five water districts trict I, where 37 customers It is an offer that is typi- August 2011 was 10.7 percent. have until Oct. 1 to take ad- were added. District II picked cally only available during The statewide unemploy- Total non-farm jobs in vantage of a discounted ta- up 24 customers. District III the construction phase of a ment rate rose to 9.7 percent the state have increased by pon fee of $100. added five. water district project. in August, the second con- 27,800 since August 2011, ac- The price is normally $500. District IV added 17 and The public utilities office secutive month that the rate cording to figures released Columbus County com- District V gained 24 new is located at 612 North Madi- showed an increase. by the N.C. Department of missioners, eager to add new customers. son Street in Whiteville and The August rate compares Commerce. customers to the county’s “I think it’s been worth- can be contacted at 642-5257. to the July rate of 9.6 per- The county jobless rate Your questions answered water system, began offering while,” County Commis- at Whiteville.com cent and the June rate of 9.4 will be released Friday. the discount April 1. sioner Ricky Bullard said. Nicole Cartrette Columbus County Public Under the discounted cam- 910-642-4104 ext. 225 Utilities Director Kip Mc- paign, potential customers [email protected] Clary said since that time the who have a water main run- Top honors for Team SECU Whiteville.com With Team State Employ- SECU uses a variety Photos ees’ Credit Union (SECU) of financial education pro- of the Week leading the charge, North grams to reach children Carolina earned top hon- and young adults, including ors at the National Youth SECU’s FAT CAT program Williams Township School beneft Oct. 4 The Williams Township purchased from a student or school. A courtyard, land- Involvement Board (NYIB) for elementary-age students, Educational Foundation will at the door. scaping, a new sound system conference held this month the middle school Biz Kid$ host its annual Performing This year marks the 76th and lockers, are among those in New Orleans. curriculum, the National Arts Dinner, Oct. 4 at Williams anniversary of the school. improvements. For the second consecu- Endowment for Financial Township School. New for this year’s benefit The foundation’s next ma- tive year, North Carolina Education High School Fi- The chicken bog meal will is a separate take out line for jor project goal is to secure air placed first in the number nancial Planning Program, be served from 4:45 to 6:30 p.m. to go orders in addition to the conditioning for the school’s of students reached through and SECU-created young Student performances be- dine-in line. gym. youth presentations, teach- adult presentations for col- gin at 6:30 p.m. and a cake auc- Since its inception the non- Special engraved bricks ing financial literacy to lege-age students. tion and cash prize give away profit group, through the sup- may also be purchased for $100 55,604 students. SECU’s relationship will follow. port of the community has in the courtyard. In the event Team SECU also received with local educators and Tickets are $6 per person, donated thousands to fund of rain the dinner will be held two NYIB team awards --- the the North Carolina Depart- Highest Number of Students ment of Public Instruction SCHS @ WCHS include the meal and can be projects that improve the Oct. 11. Reached by a Team (55,038) is critical in expanding its Football and the Highest Number of educational reach across Presentations Conducted by the State. Grief program is Oct. 16 a Team (855). SECU Member Educa- NYIB was created in 1972, tion Specialist Kelli Cheath- Lower Cape Fear Hospice & pice Care Center, 206 Warrior phases of grief, the grieving establishing a national sys- am represented the Credit LifeCareCenter presents Liv- Trail Road in Whiteville. process, and other areas of tem to distribute informa- Union at the NYIB confer- ing With Grief, a one-session This session is designed concern for participants. tion regarding youth. ence and serves as North workshop for adults experi- to provide grief education Often being around others This grassroots concept Carolina’s NYIB delegate. encing grief, from 2 to 4 p.m. and support that enable par- who have been through a simi- has evolved into a vehicle to She comments, “SECU Tuesday, Oct. 16 at the Colum- ticipants to work through lar experience enables par- help today’s youth become fi- places great focus on finan- bus County Angel House Hos- grief. Discussions include the ticipants to talk about what nancially savvy individuals. cial education, training staff they are experiencing. Grief The annual NYIB confer- statewide to reach, teach, groups help emphasize that ence brings together credit and engage youth through SCHS @ WHS participants are not grieving union volunteers and profes- various programs offered in Tennis Hutchins Continued from page 1-A alone and others understand sionals to share ideas on best our local schools and com- and can support them on their practices and relevant youth munities. grief journey. Hutchens said. for the new director, and the financial education topics. It is rewarding to help This program is free and “The fall of the year never selection committee has met For over a decade, the North Carolina’s students pre-registration is required seems to stop,” he said. “Shuck and is hard at work. Credit Union has taught obtain the skills necessary by calling Bereavement Coun- and Shag, Pecan Harvest Fes- “Whoever gets this job, they students of all ages about to become financially suc- selor Katelyn Kivett at 642-9051 tival, Christmas Parade—ev- will be working with a great the importance of savings cessful adults, and we are ext. 504. erything is in the planning chamber in a great town,” and responsible money man- thrilled to be honored for When leaving a message, stages, and as soon as one task Hutchens said. agement. these efforts by NYIB.” please leave your name and is complete, there’s another phone number and indicate waiting. It never stops.” Jefferson Weaver you wish to register for the Hutchens said interviews 910-642-4104 ext. 227 Columbus Charter Whiteville Living With Grief SCHS @ WHS have already been scheduled [email protected] Volleyball program. Middle School Student Of The Week FREE Twins standard Continued from page 1-A Columbus Charter Middle School SHIPPING Student of the Week Chandler Gage on all orders over $20 Green is the 11-year-old son of Sa- that beat as one.” later the big home burned, ing her sought advice from at Latest Photos, brina Green. “I have the best teach- She was very dignified along with some valuable Johns Hopkins Hospital in ers and headmaster ever. They are Whiteville.com. and refined, and met people, gifts of jewelry given to her Baltimore. always ready and willing to help me. including European royalty, by admirers, including Queen The local doctor was told The three-week breaks are pretty awe- Want two copies of the very easily and in a confident Victoria of England. to give Christine unlimited some, too.” Math (one of his stronger same print? Just select manner. Even though Millie-Chris- morphine as there was noth- subjects) and social studies are his fa- from the double-print pack- Millie-Christine was gener- tine was financially successful ing that could be done to save vorite classes. “I enjoy learning about ages listed at the bottom of history.” He plays football, soccer and the product menus. ous, giving her relatives tracts as a show attraction to which her upon Millie’s death. of land in her home commu- people paid to attend, after Christine lingered for a participates in Battle of the Books. He nity, land she had purchased her retirement she welcomed day, spending her last hours is active with the youth at his church and is a junior usher. He said the most with the considerable money visitors without charge. in prayer and hymn singing. interesting thing about him is he has Check back here, on page 2-A of Te she had earned on the show Blacks and whites alike News Reporter each week for the latest never missed a day of school. “I would love to be a professional on Whiteville.com. and entertainment circuit. were welcomed to the big soccer player.” His backup plan is to attend college to be a game She was known for her house Mondays through Sat- Ray Wyche warden. His favorite musical group is Casting Crowns. His fa- charitable acts; in addition to urdays, but Sunday after- 910-642-4104 ext. 229 vorite book is “Space Cowboy” and his favorite movie is “Tooth procuring land for her rela- noons were reserved for black Fairy.” He likes pizza, hunting, sports and the Duke Blue Devils. tives, she shared her wealth visitors only. with all her neighbors, includ- She was a very religious FRANK THEATRES Sponsored By ing whites to whom she made person, regularly attending COASTAL gifts of money if their situa- church services. STADIUM 10 tion indicated a need. Millie was stricken by tu- CCI ROOFING In-home and on Location Commercial & Residential After retirement, she built berculosis and when death Showtimes (910) 754-7469 www.FRANKTHEATRES.com [email protected] 770.1834 a large two-story house near was obviously imminent, the 5200 Bridgers Road www.fullerroyalphoto.com her birthplace. A few years Whiteville physician attend- Charles Coleman (910) 770-2476 The News Reporter, Monday, September 24, 2012 – 3-A Waterbrooke Continued from page 1-A
“I took care of him a good cials have not provided results the facility license,” Judge while,” she said of her son of the inspection to the facility Gray asserted in the order. who suffers from mental and that it could take 15 to 30 The facility is licensed for health issues and other medi- days for the facility to receive 80 beds and has a three star cal problems. the inspection report. rating, according to the DHHS Trying to find a place for “These people are not being website. That site lists no- him in Horry County was moved by their families but by tice of certain violations and difficult. DSS,” Crawford said. penalties against adult care “We checked around Con- Jim Jones is a spokesper- homes since 2006 but none for way and couldn’t find a bed for son for the Division of Health Waterbrooke. him anywhere,” Cooper said. Service Regulation Adult Care A records request turned With only disability income Licensure Section. It is a divi- up a number of complaint- and no insurance other than sion of the DHHS. driven and routine investi- Medicaid his options were Jones said Friday that the gation reports. Many were limited. The adult care facility state had arranged the trans- returned by state or county at Lake Waccamaw seemed to fer of 15 patients and the facil- social services officials “un- be a good alternative. ity had arranged the transfer substantiated.” Under doctor’s care and of about the same number of A few called for corrective with certain nutritional sup- patients. action. Among those was a plements he was doing well, Jones said the division had June 18 monitoring report Cooper said. not received a written copy that noted a staff qualification Her son, who once looked of the temporary restraining violation. The facility was giv- like a “skeleton,” had gained order but was notified of the en five days to produce records weight, she said. Monday, Coo- order. showing an employee job title per had not yet seen or ever A clerk with the N.C. Office description and signature of been to the facility at Lake of Administrative Hearings a resident’s rights statement. Waccamaw where her son told The News Reporter the On that same June visit was transferred but she had order was entered verbally housekeeping and furnishing spoken with him on the phone. with both parties consenting deficiencies in the resident’s The same morning that to the language in that order rooms was noted. Cooper was packing items, to be drafted. It will tentatively “Five rooms are missing Waterbrooke obtained a tem- expire within 10 days. required items per rule being porary restraining order at 11 The News Reporter obtained monitored,” the report read. a.m. to prevent state officials a copy of the order late Friday. “Some furniture is broken or and local social services offi- In that order, Administra- inoperable at this time.” cials from continuing to act on tive Law Judge Beecher Gray The facility was given 30 the notice of license suspen- finds that “residents of the days to comply. sion issued Sept. 20. Waterbrooke Assisted Living resident Jessie Cooper facility and the petitioner will A Feb. 24 report noted con- That notice appeared to re- suffer immediate and irrepu- cerns with a patient who had quire the immediate removal care and supervision, health Facility officials said many hardship,” she said. table harm if the respondent potentially “suicidal/homi- of residents. care, medication and resident of those transfers took place “This was unneeded for is allowed to remove or cause cidal” thoughts threatening The North Carolina Depart- rights deficiencies but did not late in the night and early into the state to come in with- to be removed residents from other residents. ment of Health and Human detail those specific problems. the morning hours. out letting us know why and the facility. A follow-up report sug- Services issued the suspen- Columbus County health An error on the suspension move some patients as late at “The likely harm to the gested a change in medication sion of the facility’s license officials confirmed a bed bug notice called for the suspen- 12:15 a.m.” The process began residents of the facility from improved the patient’s mental via hand delivery and certified problem at the facility this sion to take effect no later at about 8:30 p.m. Thursday their forced removal may state and he was no longer a mail on Friday, Sept. 20. week. than 5 p.m. on Saturday Sept. night, Crawford said. outweigh any likelihood of threat. It came on the heels of a Officials with the facility, 20. Saturday was Sept. 22 and “It was scary,” Crawford harm caused by the residents An Aug. 30 inspection found complaint-driven investiga- opened in 1987 under a differ- state officials say that it should said, adding that some had remaining in the facility pend- a “lack of sufficient” evidence tion that found “evidence of ent name and management, have read Sept. 22. been living there for decades. ing an opportunity for the par- related to a complaint regard- neglect and failure to pro- say they had no warning and “Everybody is upset,” facil- Residents were in tears ties to be heard in this matter,” ing a lack of supervision. tect residents from potential the findings of the inspection ity manager Sharon Crawford and many distraught to be the order reads. A June 20 inspection re- harm that presents an im- have not been shared with said. Friday morning, she said ripped away from their home, The order suggests that port noted that two of five minent danger to the health them. that of 77 residents who lived she said. known “alleged deficiencies” thermostats in the building and safety of residents of The pulling of the license at Waterbrooke, as few as 30 “It hurt my heart,” said had been corrected but the were “above 80 degrees.” The the home,” according to the led DHHS to transfer 15 resi- remained. Crawford, who has managed petitioners (the facility) have facility was given 24 hours to notice. It suggested personal dents Sept. 20. “This has caused a lot of the facility for two years. She received “no communication” comply with fixing them. said the events created a “mad on deficiencies that need to be house” at the facility. corrected. Voters “I love my job. I love my res- “There appears no immi- Nicole Cartrette Continued from page 1-A idents and I want to do what is nent danger to the health or 910-642-4104 ext. 225 best for them,” Crawford said. welfare of the residents that [email protected] Crawford said DHHS offi- would justify suspension of 100 cards waiting to be sorted “We also have quite a few place during early voting, and filed. people making sure their but must cast a ballot in their “It’s phenomenal,” Strick- information is correct, or home precinct on Election land said. “It’s as busy as it changing addresses,” she Day. was during the last presiden- said. “We love seeing people Early voting sites are: tial election.” take an interest in the election s " O L T O N 4 O W N ( A L L To date, the county has process.” 221 Ninth St., Bolton 23,878 registered Democrats. Absentee ballots have also s #HADBOURN -UNICIPAL !N- Republicans tally 6,134. The been steadily coming in by nex, 208 E. 1st Ave., Chad- group with the largest growth mail, Strickland said, with 234 bourn is unaffiliated voters, with as of Friday. Twelve of those s&AIR "LUFF &IRE 2ESCUE 6,866 as of Friday. were military absentees, she 653 Railroad St., Fair Bluff Unaffiliated voters have said. s%AST #OLUMBUS 3E- been increasing dramatically Strickland said voters have nior Ctr., 2694 General for months, Strickland said. until close of business on Oct. Howe Hwy., Riegelwood A CARF Accredited Comprehensive Mental Healthcare System “People like the option of 12 to register, if they want to s4ABOR #ITY #OURTHOUSE being able to choose which cast a ballot in the November W. Fourth St., Tabor City Evergreen Behavioral Management’s primary they will vote in,” she election. “Instant registra- s/LD $OCK #OMMUNITY "LDG Medical Director Daniel Pistone, MD would like said. “In many county races, tions” can be accepted at the 12820 New Britton Hwy E, to introduce CEO of Port City Medical the races are basically decided one-stop sites and the Board Whiteville. in the primaries, and if you of Elections during early Voters in one precinct will Associates William L. Joyner, MD and announce are a registered Republican, voting if the voter provides have a new polling place, that Evergreen Behavioral Management, Inc. you can’t vote in the Democrat identification and proof of Strickland said. South Lee and Port City Medical Associates are primary.” address. Township has moved to the The 2012 general election One stop early voting at the fellowship hall of Macedonia integrating Primary Care and Mental Health is expected to reflect the same Board of Elections begins Oct. Free Will Baptist Church, at services through co-location at Evergreen response as the 2008 race, 18 and ends Nov. 3. Hours are 216 Crusoe Island Road. Behavioral Management, Inc. located at 1409 where African-Americans from 8:30 a.m.-5 p.m. Monday Notices have been mailed, swelled turnout rates to sup- through Friday, and 8:30 a.m.-1 Strickland said, but anyone Pinckney Street in Whiteville. Co-locating port President Barak Obama. p.m. Nov. 3. with a question about their Primary Care and Mental Health services will New registrations have Early voting at the satellite polling place is asked to con- enhance the medical services in Columbus been high this time as well, polls will be Oct. 24-26; Oct. 31, tact the board of elections at with 504 first time registra- and Nov. 1-2. At the satellite 640-6609. County. Dr. Joyner is accepting new referrals tions, Strickland said, but polls, voting is held from 2-8 ages 6 years and older. William L. Joyner, MD instead of boosting Democrat p.m. daily. Jefferson Weaver numbers, the unaffiliated vot- Any registered voter may 910-642-4104 ext. 227 [email protected] Dr. William L. Joyner was born and raised in ers are leading the new filers. cast a ballot at any polling Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. However, his roots are from North Carolina, his parents are natives and residents of Spring Hope, North Carolina.
Dr. Joyner attended Central High School, a school for the academically gifted, where he earned a Bachelor of Arts Degree. He then attended St. Joseph’s University attaining a Bachelor of Science degree in Biology and Thomas Jefferson Medical College, Philadelphia receiving his degree in medicine.
Upon graduation from medical school, Dr. Joyner was accepted in the Family Medicine Residency Program at Duke University Medical Center in Durham, North Carolina. While at Duke, he was honored with the Resident of the Year award by the North Carolina Academy of Family Physicians and served as Chief Resident for the Family Medicine Department.
Since leaving Duke, Dr. Joyner has resided and practiced medicine in Wilmington, North Carolina. He is Board Certifed by the American Board of Family Medicine. He was instrumental in the establishment of the New Hanover Community Health Center in Downtown Wilmington and served as its Medical Director from 1996 -2007. He was also the Medical Director of the Wilmington Health Access for Teens and has served as Head of Numerous Boards and Health Projects designed to improve and promote the health and well being of the citizens of North Carolina. To schedule an appointment to see Dr. Joyner at Evergreen Behavioral Management, Inc.’s Whiteville office call Port City Medical Associates at 910-762-1190 or Evergreen 910-641-0600. 1409 Pinckney Street, Whiteville, NC 28472 Payment is accepted from Medicaid, Medicare, Health Choice, contracting agencies, insurance and private pay. 4A - The News Reporter, Monday, September 24, 2012 Police calls Crime briefs Continued from page 1-A
Robbery Gun Thursday to begin relocating Yair Delgado Jimenez told A small black male, dressed the residents. a sheriff ’s deputy Sept. 22 that in dark clothing, used a pistol “I’ve got nothing bad to say he found a Raven .25-caliber to rob the Sav Mart conve- about the woman who was pistol in the tall grass of his nience store along U.S. 701 the manager of Waterbrooke. yard in the 300 block of N.C. Bypass here at 8:49 p.m. Satur- Sharon Crawford did well with 905, Whiteville. The deputy day, according to a Whiteville what she had, and we talked took the weapon. police report. No one was about once a week about the harmed. problems there,” Dowless com- mented. Prisoner Police reports Paint Josiah Ronald Haughton, However, the stack of police 29, an inmate at the Columbus Some person dumped a reports filed since Oct. 1, 2011 Correctional unit here, has large amount of cream-colored showed nine reports about been arrested for assault on Dowless paint onto the paved driveway fighting and assaults to residents, guard Rocky Cribb during last at the home of Teeya Reeves usually by other residents; at week’s incident where another along Gaston Sellers Road, least five for missing persons; four involuntary commitments guard sustained a back injury Crack cocaine on scales found in suspect’s home. Whiteville, according to a Sept. for mental evaluation; two for attempted suicide, including one while assisting Cribb and oth- 23 sheriff ’s report. resident who was lying in a nearby road; four for theft, including ers to restrain Haughton. Some of the same type paint Crack cocaine found two for narcotics; one for communicating threats, and at least Records show Haughton was placed in her mailbox, the Danny Riggins, 43, of Wright Road, Tabor 15 other trips by police for various reasons. is serving a time for posses- report noted. City, was arrested last week for possession “We’ve had 37 police calls to Waterbrooke in the past year, sion of firearm by a felon. His of crack cocaine with intent to sell after a and we’ve had trouble with several residents. One woman would projected release, before the Sheriff’s Drug Unit search-warrant raid often walk to the edge of U.S. 701 Bypass, dressed only in a shorty assault, was Nov. 3 of this year. Another on his home. gown, and stand beside the road until she was picked up by some Seewil- Detective Justin Worley obtained the male,” Dowless stated. low Danielle warrant after an undercover buyer twice This is the same woman who was reported missing, and Jackson, 21, purchased cocaine from Riggins, Worley within two days was found in Columbia, S.C. Fugitive Riggins of Pocosin said. Other thefts Road, Lake Way- The detectives found 7.2 grams of crack cocaine in Riggins Some thefts involving Waterbrooke residents took place away Waccamaw l o n Ja m e s possession. from the facility. One recent case involved a man stealing a mi- n AR RESTED Chestnut, 41, crowave dinner from Food Lion. The man was seen consuming recently for Jackson of Summer- the meal at Waterbrooke. b r e a k i n g ville, S.C., Employees at Food Lion told Dowless that residents of Wa- into the Peacock Stop conve- was arrested Youth, facing death terbrooke had to be chased from the store’s dumpsters many NIENCE STORE #HADBOURN n HAS here Sept. 21 times. Most of the time the suspects were trying to find outdated been arrested again for break- as a fugitive. yogurt and other foodstuffs that had been dumped, the chief said. ing into the Wash Tubs loca- He’s wanted Chestnut by vehicle charge, TVs and laptop computers were stolen at Waterbrooke, and tion here on Aug. 18, according on charges on one occasion the laptop was sold outside the nearby Internet to records. There was no men- of attempting to manufacture gambling location at the intersection of U.S. 701 Bypass and tion of theft in the warrant, and distribute methamphet- Pireway Road. obtained by local police. amine in Berkley County, S.C. gets another DWI Buying liquor Chestnut was arrested in . I C H O L A S + E N T a requirement to wear “We’ve had reports of several of the residents stealing items, this county in July and charged Wilkinson, 19, of a device that detects selling them and then going to the nearby ABC store, and buy- Fraud with breaking into a Nakina Silver Spoon Road, alcohol in his body ing liquor. They usually took it back to Waterbrooke where they G r a n t home in April, and stealing #LARKTON n FACING FEL- and signals an alert. drank it,” the chief pointed out. Gore Hardee, jewelry. He’s also charged with ony death by vehicle Wilkerson was the Dowless said some of the young males living at Waterbrooke 20, of Cozy stalking and cyber stalking the for impaired driving driver of a car that had criminal records, and he knew about at least one who had Lane, Tabor break-in victim. when a person was wrecked at a high a prison record. “A lot of the women and older residents at Wa- City, was ar- Chestnut formerly lived killed in a wreck last speed on May 3, 2012, terbrooke were vulnerable to those younger males. That wasn’t rested Sept. along Vinegar Hill Road, Tabor -AY n WAS AGAIN AR- at 4 a.m. on Shade a good situation at all,” Dowless stated. Wilkinson 20 on three City, and Sidney-Cherry Grove rested for driving Fisher Road south- Dowless said numerous friends and relatives of residents charges of Hardee Road, Clarendon. while impaired, and new con- west of Whiteville. The car’s complained to police about conditions at Waterbrooke. “We sent fraud involv- ditions for his bond were set speedometer was frozen on them to Social Services,” the chief said. Some of the complaints ing checks stolen from Steven Friday in Superior Court here. 98 mph in the wreckage that involved a staff of two to four at night taking care of about 80 J. Bertling, according to war- Wilkerson refused a breath split the car in two parts after residents.
rants obtained by Sheriff’s Prison test on Sept. 9 when arrested it skidded sideways and struck Meals without $$$ Deputy Thomas Manolis. C h a r l i e by Highway Patrol Trooper a large pine tree. Some other problems involved residents going to local res- Hardee is charged with L e e Wa r d , Melvin Campbell at 7:50 p.m. Christopher Ryan Hommel, taurants and ordering meals without having money to pay for cashing checks on Bertling’s 21, of Chad- on Peacock Road near Chad- 21, of Chadbourn, and Wilker- the food. “We’d contact their families, who’d come pay for the account on Sept. 7 and Sept. 8 bourn, was bourn. son were ejected. Hommel died food to keep from the resident being arrested,” Dowless noted. at the Sidney Service Center. sent to pris- The teen was free on $25,000 at the scene. A sample of Wilk- “There were some very nice people who lived at Waterbrooke, A check for $50 was cashed on on Friday for bond, and new bond conditions erson’s blood was obtained and and some had been there 15 years. It was home to them. Some Sept. 8, and checks for $290 in six to eight were set. One is $150,000 se- is being analyzed for alcohol employees and others in town here are glad the state is acting, merchandise and cash, and months after Ward cured, or $100,000 secured and content. and a lot of family members feel the same way,” Dowless added. another for $80 were cashed he pleaded to “Our officers have picked up residents from roads and streets on Sept. 7. breaking and entering, and lar- all over the business and residential areas of Tabor City near ceny in Superior Court here. Waterbrooke. Some have been in wheelchairs, others using Ward broke into Edison Burglary charges face walkers, and all of them causing a danger to themselves and Injured Elkins III’s storage building in others,” the chief continued. A woman living along Mid- Hallsboro in September 2011, man afer home entry and stole an outboard motor, way Drive, Whiteville, claimed Elias Cruz Perez, of Summer Nicole welding machine, and copper to a sheriff’s deputy she was 38, of Poley Bridge Moody taking a re- Two women arrested cables, records show. assaulted by one of a group of Church Road, Nakina, port about Perez Ward, convicted of posses- males at her home shortly be- was jailed early Sun- breaking into her sion of stolen goods in 2011, in decorative items thef fore midnight Saturday, Sept. day on two counts residence, went to Stepha- iff ’s Detec- has 67 days credit toward his 22, while she was impaired of burglary at one Noyola’s home and n i e Re n e e tive T rina prison term. from ingesting vodka and pills. home, and breaking found Perez in a Fowler, 26, Worley. The The woman had a swollen and entering a second closet. of Sanders items were eye, and became irate when home in the Jones mo- Moody told Nor- Street, Tabor stolen re- friends took her toward the Dogs ris she returned to bile home park along Perez City, and Jo- cently when hospital. She tried to jump Prin- Gore Trailer Road, her home after tak- hanna Dani- a chain-link from the vehicle, and she was ing her trashcan to c e s s C . Whiteville. elle Jernigan Bruton Fowler fence was cut returned to her home. Faulk, 16, Sheriff’s Deputy James the road, and Perez asked if Bruton, 26, of at the busi- The male friends told a dep- of Prin- Norris said Jennifer Marie he could borrow her grill, and Williams Road, Chadbourn, ness along N.C. 130 here. The uty the woman went into the cess Street, Noyola, 28, of Jones Town she agreed. She went inside, have been arrested on charges items were valued at $2,500. home, got a knife and threat- Chad- Drive, said a man kept coming and soon heard her back door of breaking and entering, and A few of the items were re- ened them. They wrestled the bourn, was to her door and knocking late open, and Perez was found in theft of 90 decorative bows and covered. knife from her, and two of the a r r e s t e d Saturday. She did not allow her hall. 15 wreaths from Ray’s Produce males were bitten on their back Sept. 21 on Faulk him entry. Moody said Perez asked her of Whiteville. during the action. charges of theft of two dogs on Noyola said she went to bed if she wanted cocaine, then The arrests were made on Concealed The woman hit herself in a warrant obtained by Chad- at 2 a.m., and was awakened at money, and finally left. Moody warrants obtained by Sher- the face, and threatened to call bourn Police Officer J. Lowery. 4 a.m. by the same man, who said Perez returned, and at- for a deputy and tell him she Faulk is charged with steal- was standing over her bed. She tempted to gain entry at the had been beaten and raped. ing two mixed-breed Chihua- struck him, and he fled. back door a second time. This Minor injury The woman was finally calmed, hua and Dachshund dogs on Noyola called for a deputy, is when she notified the law. and allowed rescue workers to Sept. 20, owned by Asteria and after talking to him, re- Perez is charged with two here Handgun take her to the hospital. Lynn Gause. turned home and found Perez counts of first-degree burglary Minor injuries were re- in her home again. He hid in at Noyola’s home, and break- ported Sept. 21 in a two-vehicle Class a closet. ing and entering the Moody crash at the intersection of U.S. Norris, at the nearby home residence. 701 Bypass and Washington Oct. 6, 2012 Street, police report. 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Finally I had the painting right just keeps on giving. where I wanted it and became confident that the hon- Her self-portrait, “Blind,” won its third impres- ors art class would like it once I got back to school. I sive award in the Twelfth Annual Brady-Kendall put the painting in my portfolio, left it alone, enjoyed Juried Art Exhibition sponsored by the Columbus the few remaining days of summer, and crossed my County Arts Council. The painting won a Gold Key fingers.” in the 2012 Scholastic Art Show at Barton College, She had art first period during her senior year and Best in Show at Celebrate the Arts last spring and most students came in with their summer projects and now the Brady-Kendall Exhibition. idea books organized and well-arranged. “My paint- Winners were announced at an artists’ reception ing was falling apart, dog-eared and still un-dried, and at the Arts Center Aug. 23. The show honors two Co- I had thrown my idea book together minutes before lumbus County arts pioneers, John Brady of Hick- class,” she said. “The class was silent when I took my ory who taught classes here, and Frances Kendall, painting out and I waited for someone to yell ‘boooo!’ a Whiteville artist who taught, painted and made but that never happened. My class was supportive and pottery. even gave me constructive criticism and from then on Other awards in the 2D category include first I could tell that my class was going to be a great one.” place for Mark Bannerman for a mixed media piece Completing the painting got no easier for Hawkins, titled “Flushing,” a hunting dog at work; second then one day she put a white speck on the painting and place for September Krueger’s “Nesting Tri-Color her teacher said, “That’s it; it’s done.” Herons,” and third place for Genny Greco’s “Seren- She had more paintings to do for her portfolio but ity” painting. she cranked them out much faster — finishing a paint- Awards in the 3D category went to Christa ing in weeks instead of months. Then came the art Balogh, first place for “Satyavati;” second to Becky shows and “Blind” took a Gold Key and two Best in Ikner Kendall for “Eli;” and third to Sheron Roberts Show awards. for “Blue Ridge.” “I never thought of my artwork as to having a theme Honorable mentions went to Elizabeth Nicole or a meaning, but If you look at the painting, you see a Spaulding for “Alone;” Christy Kilz for “Rainy New girl with glasses, the objects around her face are sharp- York Day;” Anna Lynch for “Stripped Down;” and er and clearly seen; however, the background is indis- Robert Bannerman for “How It Happened.” tinguishable,” Hawkins said. “It means that the only Judging the show was Gaye Fisher of Whiteville aspects in life of importance are the things closest to and Charleston, S.C. A Charlotte native, she grew us, like family, friends, hopes, beliefs and our present up with a love of music, nature and architecture. day. When it comes to our past, we can allow it to be She approaches watercolor with a respect of the blurred. Sometimes we overestimate its importance; medium’s natural transparency. Subject matter has what we did or what we used to be shouldn’t matter. always been in abundance among the Lowcountry’s Best in Show, “Blind,” Krystal Hawkins “Our largest priority in life should be using our flowers, nature, people and architecture. ‘glasses,’ or our conscience, to look to the future,” she Fisher’s work has been included in private and continued. “Look at ourselves, see improvements and corporate collections in the U.S., Canada and Europe presented ideas for the coming year. I didn’t like the picture but Mr. Banner- make them; learn new lessons in life and apply them; and may been seen in her galleries in Myrtle Beach man thought differently. He used his famous line, ‘This could be sublime.’ I make mistakes and love them for making us better. My and Charleston. shrugged my shoulders and said I would paint it but I knew it was not going inspiration comes from individuals who don’t allow Hawkins, a Whiteville High School graduate who to work.” their circumstances to change who they are, but allow studied art with Mark Bannerman, is a freshman at Hawkins said she worked for hours every day on the picture and her pa- their situation to make them stronger.” Southeastern Community College. Painting “Blind” tience and attention span were soon shot. She was frustrated because she Hawkins said she never expected so many acco- for a class project was no easy chore for her, but the wasn’t in class and didn’t want to call Bannerman for art advice. lades, or accreditation. “I took art because it gave me rewards have been great. “I wanted to show him that I could paint a picture on my own, so I kept something to do and it kept me quiet. ‘Blind’ had many “I started it in 2011 in the last few weeks as a high pushing myself, and with the help of family, God and caffeine, I knew I would titles in the beginning but I chose that one because it school junior,” she said. “I had taken the picture the get there.” was illusive and causes the observer to draw his/her weekend before and took it to art class to show as we She found solace painting on the grass “because I was too clumsy to paint own conclusions.”
3rd, 2D, “Serenity,” Jenny Greco
2nd, 2D, “Nesting Herons,” September Krueger
1st, 2D, “Flushing,” Mark Bannerman
1st, 3D, “Satyavati,” Christa Balogh 2nd, 3D, “Eli,” Becky Ikner Kendall 3rd, 3D, “Blue Ridge,” Sheron Roberts Honorable Mentions
HM, “How It Happened,” Robert Bannerman HM, “Rainy Day New York,” Christy Kilz
HM, “Stripped Down,” Anna Lynch HM, “Alone,” Elizabeth Nicole Spaulding 6A -- The News Reporter, Monday, September 24, 2012 Jessica Lloyd, Austin McPherson are wed Jessica Allyne´ Lloyd and satin one-shoulder knee Jeffery Austin McPherson length dresses with ruched exchanged wedding vows on waist and bow detail on the April 28 in a 4 p.m. ceremony shoulder. at the Old 74 Fox Preserve in Honorary bridesmaids Hallsboro. Dr. Lyndon Puri- were Jessica Purifoy and Mary foy performed the double ring Singletary of Whiteville, Jil- ceremony. Jordan McPherson lian McPherson-Edge of Le- provided music with vocals by land, cousin of the groom, and Neal Watson, both of Claren- Stephanie Waller of Cherry don. Grove, S.C. The bride is the daughter Lauren Thorndyke of of Dianne Smith of Whiteville Lumberton, cousin of the and Mr. and Mrs. Douglas bride, was junior bridesmaid. Lloyd of Lumberton. She is Natalie Locklear of Lumber- the granddaughter of Mari- ton, niece of the groom, was lyn H. Smith and the late J.T. flower girl. They wore short Smith Jr. of Whiteville and guava cotton sateen dresses Dottie and Darrell W. Lloyd with ruched waists. Noah of Lenoir. She graduated Nealey of Tabor City was ring from Whiteville High School, bearer and Landon Lloyd of attended Southeastern Com- Whiteville was Bible bearer. munity College’s vocal per- They are nephews of the formance program and is em- bride. ployed with Liberty Medical The groom’s father was Pictured are Donna and Lee Parker, left, Robert Aldrich, Specialties. best man. Groomsmen were top right, Friends of the Rube McCray Library president, The groom is the son of Lucas McPherson of Wilm- Kim Holmes, right, librarian and book contest winner Hal- Sandra and Paul Pridgen of ington, brother of the groom; ey Parker, middle. Haley, the daughter of Lee and Donna Lake Waccamaw and Jeffery Christopher Lloyd of Tabor Parker of Lake Waccamaw, was the winner of the free and Brenda McPherson of City, brother of the bride, and book contest sponsored by Rube McCray Memorial Li- Lumberton. He is the grand- Jarrod Cox of Greenville. brary in August. Parker made more than 10 library visits son of Howard McPherson The bride’s mother wore a with book checkouts per quarter and was awarded a Dis- and the late Mantha McPher- violet iridescent chiffon tiered ney storybook donated by the Friends of the Rube Mc- son of Clarendon and the dress with flutter sleeves and Cray Library. The program was held from May through late Carl and Nadine Hooks V-neck bodice. The groom’s July and open to children age 5 to 12. of Whiteville. He graduated mother wore a lavender tea from Southeastern Commu- length dress with tiered skirt nity College’s electrical engi- and three-quarter-sleeve jack- neering technology program et trimmed with ruched satin Mr. and Mrs. Jeffery Austin McPherson Hurricane app brings and works at Hallsboro El- bodice and jacket trim. ementary School as a coach. Donna McPherson directed decanters of candies in the for the wedding and reception. Escorted by her father, the wedding. Lighting was by wedding colors was provided. Entertainment info to Smart Phones the bride wore an Oleg Cas- Jack and Jordan McPherson. A memorial table to the The bride was given a “I’m Safe” feature lets peo- gives users instant access sini satin A-line gown with Rebecca Bursch, the bride’s grandparents with pictures of Christmas ornament and dé- ple alert their loved ones with to critical action steps, even V-neckline, twisted straps aunt; Jessica Purifoy, honor- J.T. Smith Jr., grandfather of cor shower hosted by Rosan- a push of a button without mobile connectivity; and ruched waist. The gown ary bridesmaid, and Kaitlin the bride, and Scottie F. Hin- na, Hilda and Diane Ezzell at The American Red Cross s 4OOLKIT WITH mASHLIGHT featured a bow detail on Bursch, cousin of the bride, son, great-grandmother of the the home of Rosanna Ezzell. has launched its official Hur- strobe light and audible the lower back and a chapel attended the register. On site bride, and the groom’s grand- A bridal shower at Pleasant ricane App, putting lifesaving alarm; and train with elbow length veil decorating was by Scott and parents, Carl and Nadine Plains Baptist Church was information in the hands of s "ADGES USERS CAN EARN adorned with rhinestones and Ramona Smith. Hooks and Mantha McPher- given by Ladies of the Church. people who live in or who visit through interactive quizzes pearls. She wore a rhinestone The bride’s family hosted son, flanked by the roses from A bridal shower given by Mar- hurricane-prone areas. and share on social networks. necklace and earrings and her a reception at the Old 74 Fox the bride’s grandfather’s rose ilyn Smith, Jo Lynn Smith, The free app is the second in The app enables people to shoes were a peach floral pat- Preserve. The Todd House ca- garden. Liza Garner, Mary Kate Bat- a series created by the Ameri- receive alerts for locations in tern wedge pump with beaded tered dinner, including Bos- The groom’s parents ten and Kay Barnes was held can Red Cross, the nation’s areas where they like to vaca- detail on the toes. She carried ton butt, mixed vegetables, hosted a rehearsal dinner at at the home of Marilyn Smith. leader in emergency pre- tion or where loved ones live, a bouquet of coral peonies, rolls and a seven-layered sal- the Old 74 Fox Preserve was A gift card dinner was paredness, for use on iPhone giving peace of mind to trav- green “buttons” and white ad served by Dianne Fazzone hosted by the groom’s parents given by Donna and Jackie and Android platforms. It elers, people who winter in garden roses wrapped on the and Mary Coffey, aunts of the and catered by Eric and Sue McPherson at Pleasant Plains gives instant access to local warmer climates, and those stems with coral and guava bride. Also provided was an McPherson. Baptist Church. and real time information on with elderly relatives or col- ribbon with pearls and a appetizer table with finger The couple honeymooned The groom was given a what to do before, during and lege students in coastal areas. locket with photos of her late foods and fruits and vegeta- at Myrtle Beach, St. Augus- “Honey-Do” shower by the after hurricanes. Building on National Red Cross experts grandfather, J.T. Smith, and bles with dip and cucumber tine, Fla. and took a cruise to McPherson aunts and un- the Red Cross’ leadership in in health, safety, and pre- late great-grandmother, Scot- sandwiches made by Marilyn the Bahamas. They reside in cles at the home of Greg and the social media space, the paredness have reviewed and tie Hinson. Smith, grandmother of the Whiteville. Joanne McPherson. app also includes a number of field-tested the information Jennifer Lloyd Nealey of bride. Music was provided by Special thanks to Mary The bride was given a features that allow people to and advice provided in this Tabor City, sister of the bride, Kat Daddy Entertainment. Coffey and Dianne Fazzone, “Money Wreath” at Liberty monitor personalized weath- app. was matron of honor. Brides- The four-layer wedding aunts of the bride, for assist- Medical. er alerts in locations where The Hurricane App fol- maids were Paige Lange of cake with homemade white ing at the reception; to Jackie Jennifer Lloyd Nealey, family and friends reside and lows the recently released Red Myrtle Beach, Jordan Long butter cream icing with choc- and Donna McPherson for sister of the bride, and the share information with oth- Cross First Aid App that has of Chadbourn and Kelsey Cof- olate initials of the bride and sound, lighting and directing bridesmaids, hosted a bach- ers in their social networks had nearly 600,000 downloads fee of Hudson, cousin of the groom on the side of the cake the wedding; and to Scott and elorette weekend and lingerie who might also need it. in just six weeks. Testimoni- bride. and topped with flowers by Ramona Smith for decorating party in Wilmington. Features of the app in- als and positive reviews have They wore guava colored Katrina Canady. A table with and providing garden accents clude: shown how dozens of people s /NE TOUCH h)M SAFEv MES- already have used the app to saging that allows users to help in real-life situations. broadcast reassurance to fam- The hurricane and first Class of 1955 ily and friends via social me- aid apps can be found in the Births dia outlets that they are out of Google Play Store for An-
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*All loans are subject to our liberal credit policy and credit limitations, if any. Please bring any family photos or history you might know. The News Reporter, Monday, September 24, 2012--7A Families First fashion show, County Fair bridge tournament Oct. 4 seeks talent Families First Inc. Do- Our beautiful and hand- mestic Violence/Sexual As- some models will be wearing show entries sault Shelter and Services clothing from all four sea- The Columbus County Fair will hold its annual bridge sons. The gently used cloth- will be held Oct. 9-14, and is tournament/fashion show ing can be purchased at our seeking entries for a talent event on Thursday, Oct. 4. It thrift stores for a fraction of contest for all ages. Anyone will be held at Vineland De- the original cost.” who sings, dances or has an pot with the doors opening Pait said a silent auction unusual talent is invited to at 11:30 a.m. for review of will offer fantastic selec- compete. silent auction items. tions and door prizes will The Saturday night finale Lunch will be served dur- also be awarded. The lun- winners in each division will ing the fashion show at noon, cheon will be catered by receive cash awards and tro- and a bridge tournament Whiteville Women’s Civic phies. The entry deadline is will begin at 1:30 p.m. Cash League. Sept. 30 with no exceptions. Prizes will be awarded to the Tickets for the luncheon For complete details and top three players, which will and fashion show are $15 per registration forms visit www. consist of three progres- person. Tickets are $25 per columbuscountyfair.com or sions of seven hands. person to include the bridge contact Columbus County “We are looking forward tournament. Both prices Fair talent coordinators Brin- Williams Class of 1950 kley Carroll at 625-5134 or The Williams Township Class of 1950 held its 62nd year reunion Sept. 1 at Dale’s to a fun time to be had by include the fashion show, all,” said Families First Ex- lunch, a chance to bid on si- Natalie Carroll at 714-6003. No Seafood in Tabor City. Attending were, front row, left to right: Vernon Prince, David ecutive Director Vickie Pait. lent auction prizes and door phone calls after 10 p.m. H. Gasque, Geraldine Garrell Blackburn, Charles Cribb; second row: Sara Harrelson “The fashion show will fea- prizes. Persons interested Surles, Mildred Andrews Ward, Samuel Gore, Carl Butler and former classmate Clara ture clothing donated to our only in playing bridge will County Fair Von Ray White, 3rd from left. The class plans to meet next year the Saturday before two thrift stores, Families pay $15. Seating is limited Labor Day at 2 p.m., tentatively at Dale’s in Whiteville, and would like for the remain- Values, located in downtown so early ticket purchase is booths for rent ing nine members to attend. Whiteville and Families recommended. Columbus County Fair Values, Too! in Tabor City. Anyone who would like time is just around the corner, Memorial ride Talent acts to participate by sponsoring and fair officials are now ac- Two pine needle basketry a table, giving a door prize, cepting reservations for booth for Annie Ward wanted for being a model or for ticket rentals. information, call 642-5996, The charge for an 8x10-foot Sept. 29 workshops slated at UNCP Monday – Friday, 8:30–5. inside vendor booth with elec- County Fair After the success of its first taking this class should con- Bladen County residents can trical outlet is $150, and they A memorial ride for Annie workshop, the Native Ameri- tact Alisha Locklear at 521- call the Bladen County Fam- will be reserved on a first Jenrette Ward will be held Sat- Midway Stage can Resource Center will 6282 or email alisha.locklear@ ilies First office at 862-2534. come, first served basis. Some urday, Sept. 29. Registration Talent is being accepted present intermediate and be- uncp.edu. There is space for may prefer to have the same will be held from 9-10 a.m. in for the Columbus County Fair ginner Pine Needle Basketry only 20 participants, so early MWUYF wants booth they had last year, and the Walmart parking lot. The Midway Stage. Previous sea- Workshops. respond is advised. that will be considered. ride is $10 for single riders or sons have featured soloists, The intermediate work- The instructor will have volunteers and To reserve a booth contact $15 for couples. vocal groups, adult and youth shop is Sept.29 and the begin- extra bundles of pine needles Ann Ferguson at 910-654-4808 Riders will leave Walmart choirs, dance troops, martial ner workshop is Oct. 13. Both and twine purchase. The nee- board members or email [email protected]. at 10 a.m. and travel down are on Saturdays from 2 – 4 dles will be sanitized. Partici- arts, mime, drama teams and Men and Women Unit- com. The fair will be held Hwy. 74-76 to Hwy. 87 to con- p.m. The cost is $20. pants may purchase the pine bands. This stage is open to ed for Youth and Families Tuesday through Sunday, Oct. venience store at the intersec- The workshop will be needles or twine for $5 each young and the young at heart. (MWUYF), CDC, a 501(c)3 non- 9-14. Visit www.columbus- tion of Hwy. 87 and 74-76. taught by Lumbee artist Glo- the day of the class. Church groups as well as pri- profit organization, is actively countyfair.com to learn more The second stop will be at ria Tara Lowery. Participants For the intermediate work- vate talent are welcome. recruiting volunteers, board about what the fair will offer Harley Davidson Beach House will need to bring a large pair shop, people with experience To schedule an individu- of directors and advisory this year. on Hwy. 17 and the final stop of scissors; all other materials making pine needle baskets al or a group, email Donna board members. will be the Vietnam Veterans will be provided. At the end of should attend. McPherson at dmcpher- Civic-minded individuals Chapter 962 for a cookout. the workshop, participants son82@yahoo. com or con- concerned about education, Who are our Proceeds will go toward the will walk away with their own tact the fair office at 642-7585. Book sale at employment and training op- Lower Cape Fear Hospice and handmade pine needle basket. Anyone who schedules should portunities, assisting in revis- WWII vets? LifeCare Center in Whiteville. be prepared to provide a biog- Individuals 18 years of age library Oct. 20 ing bylaws and procedures, Neal Hector McNeill of The event is supported by the raphy of talent and a photo or older who are interested in The Friends of the Caro- recreation or willing to plan Whiteville is interested in get- CBA/ABATE of Columbus for publicity. In addition, any- lyn T. High Memorial Library and implement events and ting a list of World War II vet- County and the VFW Post one who has a talent that has will sponsor a book sale at fundraising are invited to at- erans who reside in Columbus #8073. never been featured, such as TCHS reunion the library on Saturday, Oct. tend an informational meet- County. For more information call ventriloquism, storytelling, plans made 20 from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Dona- ing on Thursday, Sept. 27 at McNeill is especially inter- Anita Adams at 648-6355 or art interpretation and such is tions of books, tapes, DVDs, 5:30 p.m. at the Tri-County Job ested in making connection Durina Keefer at 918-4219. urged to inquire. The Class of 1962 has its 50th reunion planned, and movies, vinyl records, maga- Center at Delco. with those who served at Iwo will lead the program for zines, children’s books, comic For more information con- Jima. So far as he knows, he Dog-walk slated Oct. 6 the Tabor City High School books, and such will be appre- tact Ricky Graham at (910) said, he and Mike Byrd of Fair Alumni Reunion at 2 p.m. on ciated. 297-8178 or Kesha Brown (910) Bluff are the only two still liv- Families First, Inc. and Co- site housing for pets. Saturday, Oct. 27. The reunion These items may be 655-3811. ing in Columbus County who lumbus Humane Society will The walk will be held from will be held in the Beth Rog- dropped off at the library and were at Iwo Jima. Horace Cox host a dog walk on Saturday, 9-11 a.m., beginning at the ers Woody Auditorium on the specify they are for the Oct. of Tabor City, who died a few Oct. 6, in downtown Whiteville Families First office at 812 campus of what is now Tabor 20 book sale. Or, call 642-6426 months ago, also served there. to celebrate the third annual Veterans meet Pinckney Street north of the City Elementary School. The to arrange for a pick-up. This Anyone who knows of National Sheltering Animals Vietnam Veterans of Amer- courthouse, and will proceed doors will be open by 1 p.m. book sale is to help support World War II veterans is asked and Families Together Day. ica meet the first Tuesday of down Madison Street to the The Rev. Ronald Ward will the Bookmobile and its out- to contact McNeill at 642-2807, This is a new program, which each month at 7 p.m. at 1028 S. railroad tracks and back. have the invocation, Lenora reach programs. or email claracartrette@ was formerly known as PAWS Madison St., Whiteville. Register at the Families Beck Taylor will remember whiteville.com. (Pets and Women’s Shelters), First office at 812 Pinck- classmates who have passed that works with domestic vio- HHS Class of ‘60 ney Street (P.O. Box 1776, away, and Frank Jernigan lence shelters to provide on- Whiteville NC 28472) and will make remarks. Trish Ty- reunion Sept. 29 Families Values Thrift Shops. ler Ferret, daughter of Anne Hallsboro High School Bath salts ‘act The fee is $20. Call 910-642-5996 Gore Tyler Pitts, a deceased Class of ‘60 will hold a 52nd for more information. member of the Class of 1961, reunion celebration on Satur- like cocaine’ “In order to keep more will entertain with three top day, Sept. 29 at the Honey Hill families and their pet safe Synthetic stimulants called hits from 1962. Hunting Preserve in Halls- from domestic violence, SAF- “bath salts” act in the brain As a new and exciting fea- boro. The gathering will begin T shelters across the country like cocaine ture, Derrick Tyler has an- at 3 p.m. with a business meet- need the support of their com- Results of a new study offer nounced that alumni from ing at 4 p.m. A photographer munities,” said Allie Phillips, compelling evidence for the 1982 through 1992 plan to will take a group photo and Founder of SAF-T. “To help first time that mephedrone, attend the reunion to begin other single photos. garner support, we created like cocaine, does have poten- at 2 p.m. on Oct. 27 and have Dinner will be served from National SAF-T Day as an op- tial for abuse and addiction. invited all alumni to attend the grill at 5 p.m. portunity for shelters to raise These results support the another reunion to begin at For more information call awareness of the link between argument that the synthetic 9 p.m. that night at Pirates 770-0333 or 840-1827. violence to people and vio- drugs should be made ille- Cove at Ocean Drive Beach. lence to animals, and the need gal permanently, said C.J. Tyler led the very successful for more SAF-T shelters that Malanga, MD, PhD, who led second segment of the Tabor allow women to stay together the study. City High School Reunion at Vineland with their pets. National SAF- Malanga is associate pro- the beach in 2011, which was T Day will also give support- fessor of neurology, pediatrics attended by more than 400 ers the opportunity to partici- Station and psychology at the UNC alumni. Available for wedding pate in a dog-walk fundraiser School of Medicine. He is also All alumni, teachers, prin- to sustain a SAF-T program in receptions & other a member of UNC’s Bowles cipals and staff of Tabor City Keep Them their own communities. events Center for Alcohol Studies. High School are urged to at- 642-3157 tend both events. healthy! Z Z ZZ Kid Kare ZZ Educational Center
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WUALEINA BURNS JOSIE MCKEITHAN FANNIE ALENEN FIPPS DEATH NOTICE DEATH NOTICE DEATH NOTICE PICKETT CARROLL GORE CHARLOTTE -- Wualeina FAYETTEVILLE -- Josie LORIS, S.C. -- Fannie Alene ELBERT ROYCE NORRIS Burns Pickett, 59, formerly McKeithan Carroll died Thurs- Fipps Gore, 89, died Friday, CLARENDON -- Elbert of Whiteville, died Tuesday, day, Sept. 20, 2012 at Autumn Sept. 28, 2012 at Conway Manor Royce Norris, 74, died Sat- Sept. 18, 2012 at her residence Care of Fayetteville. She was Nursing Home. Born in Loris, urday, Sept. 21, 2012 at his in Charlotte. preceded in death by her par- she was the daughter of the home. Born Final rites will be held at ents, Frank and Kathryn McK- late Debbie Mae and C.C. Fipps. in Columbus 2 p.m. Saturday, Sept. 29 at eithan; and one brother, James In addition to her parents, she County, he Cherry Grove Missionary David McKeithan. was preceded in death by her was the son of Baptist Church, 409 Bitmore A celebration of life was husband, Austin Gore; one the late Wil- Road, Whiteville. Peoples Fu- held Saturday, Sept. 22 at Ab- daughter, Diana Causey; three liam G. and Hettie Strick- neral Home of Whiteville is bottsburg Baptist Church. brothers; four sisters; and one land Norris. He was a vet- handling the arrangements. Burial was held Saturday, Sept. granddaughter. eran of the U.S. Navy. Viewing will be held from noon 22 for family and close friends. She was a member of Dog- Visitation will be held -7 p.m. Friday, Sept. 28 at the fu- Bladen-Gaskins Funeral Home wood Hill Baptist Church. from 6-8 p.m. Monday, neral home and Saturday, Sept. of Elizabethtown handled the Funeral services will be Sept. 24 at Mt. Sinai Bap- 29 one hour prior to the service arrangements. held at 3 p.m. Monday in the In- tist Church. Final rites at the church. There will be no She is survived by one man Funeral Home Chapel in will be held at 2 p.m. Tues- viewing after the service. daughter, Lisa Coleman of Tabor City with Revs. Jimmy day, Sept. 25 at the church. She is survived by one son, Bladenboro; one step-son, Floyd and Dennis Williams LOIS NEILL WOOD MARY ANN LONG TISON Burial will be in the church Andre Bellamy of San Di- Clyde McRay Carroll of Fay- officiating. Burial will be in DELMAR -- Lois Neill ROANOKE, Va. -- Mary cemetery. Inman Funeral ego, Calif.; parents, Willie and etteville; two sisters, Ann McK- Mt. Zion Church Cemetery, Wood, 84, slipped peace- Ann Long Tison, 88, for- Home of Tabor City is han- Juanita Burns of Whiteville; eithan Davis of Fayetteville, Loris, S.C. fully into the presence of merly of Whiteville, died dling the arrangements. one sister, Theresa Burns Kay McKeithan Thornton of She is survived by two sons, her Lord Thursday, Sept. Tuesday, Sept. 18, 2012 at He is survived by his wife Pridgen of Whiteville; and four Garner; two brothers, D.F. Frankie Gore of North Myrtle 20, 2012. At her side, hold- Pheasant Ridge Nursing Hilda B. Norris of Claren- brothers, Willie Burns Jr. of McKeithan Jr. (Jack) of Mil- Beach, S.C., A. Michael Gore ing her hand was her devot- and Rehabilitation Center. don; two daughters, Mel- Las Vegas, N.C., Donald Burns waukee, Wis. and Eric McKei- of Loris, S.C.; two daughters, ed husband of 63 years, A. She was preceded in death ony Worley and husband, of Charlotte, Terry Burns of than of Wilmington; and one Ina Pearl Soles and Debbie C. Frank Wood. by her parents, Joshua and Roger, Christie Hardee and Whiteville and Tommy Burns grandson. Mercer, both of Chadbourn; The Wood’s left North Mortie Long; her husband, husband, Andy, all of Clar- of Hope Mills. In lieu of flowers, memori- one sister, Betty Frances Carolina in 1958 moving Lloyd Tison; and siblings, endon; two sons, Bryan In lieu of flowers, friends als may be sent to the Alzheim- Freeman of Hayesville; eight to Salisbury where Frank Ernest, Eugene and Samuel Norris and wife, Tricia, of are asked to contribute to er’s Association, P.O. Box 96011, grandchildren; seven great- began a 30-year associa- Long, Alma Tison, Alpha Whiteville, GySgt. William Blumenthal Cancer Center, Washington, D.C. 20090-6011 grandchildren; and one great- tion with Perdue, Inc. Since Formyduval and Martha Jonathan Norris and wife, Carolinas Medical Center, 1025 or a charitable organization great-grandchild. 1961, they have lived in Del- Edge. Krystal, of Newport; one Morehead Medical Drive, Suite of choice. mar. Mary was an avid garden- brother, Rudolph Norris of 600, Charlotte, N.C. 28204. LIBBY BELLAMY Lois was a devoted Chris- er and loved to shop; a true ADA KELLY BARTLEY Columbia, S.C.; five sisters, Friends may visit the family LORIS, S.C. -- Libby Bel- tian who belonged to the Southern Lady. She was a BLADENBORO -- Ada Kelly Bonnie Lanier of Claren- at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Wil- lamy, 44, died Saturday, Sept. Church of the Nazarene. charter member of Calvary Bartley, 94, died Saturday, Sept. don, Ruthene Barefoot of lie Burns, 107 Diamond Branch 22, 2012 at McLeod Regional Over the years she taught Baptist Church in White- 22, 2012. She was preceded Wilmington, Mary Parker School Road, Whiteville. Medical Center in Florence, Junior Girls in Sunday ville where she taught Sun- in death by her parents; her of Tabor City, Ruby Smith TALLEY GIBSON S.C. school, was president of day school and was a mem- husband, Bernice Bartley; five of Fairmont, Martha Davis Arrangements will be an- the Nazarene World Mis- ber of WMU. INMAN, S.C. -- Talley “Earl” brothers; and four sisters. of Winston Salem; and sev- nounced by Peoples Funeral sions Society, and was a A graveside service will Gibson, 45, died Tuesday, Sept. The family will receive en grandchildren, Caroline Home of Whiteville. group Bible study leader be held at 11 a.m. Tuesday 4, 2012. He was friends from 1-1:45 p.m. Tues- Hardee, Austin Hardee Pip- for new Christians. Sept. 25 at Whiteville Me- a veteran of the day, Sept. 25 at Galeed Baptist er Collins, Eden Norris, Ire- She loved gardening and morial Cemetery with Revs. U.S. Army. Church. Final rites will be held land Norris, Luke Thomp- Union BC to hold keeping her home. She was Ray Yow and Travis Russell Final rites at 2 p.m. with Rev. Warren Hill son, Seth Thompson. friendly, gracious and kind. officiating. McKenzie Fu- w e r e h e l d officiating. Burial will be in Harvest Festival For six years, Lois was a neral Home of Whiteville HORACE MCROY BASS Thursday, Sept. 6 in the Strib- the Kelly Cemetery. Bladen- Mary Kay beauty consul- is handling the arrange- EVERGREEN -- Horace ling Funeral Home chapel with Gaskins Funeral Home of Saturday, Sept. 29 tant. She enjoyed being ments. McRoy Bass, 92, died Friday, Rev. Dan Elmore officiating. Elizabethtown is handling the Union Baptist Church a business woman, meet- Left to cherish her memo- Sept. 21, 2012 at Lower Cape Interment was in Greenlawn arrangements. will hold its Harvest Festival ing interesting people and ry are two sons, Edgar, and Fear Hospice and LifeCare Memorial Park. Saturday, Sept. 29 at 10 a.m. serving her clients. wife, Diane, of Whiteville, Center in Whiteville. He was He is survived by his mother Old Zion Wesleyan There will be games and ac- and stepfather; two brothers; She was preceded in death and Patrick of Roanoke,Va.; the son of the late Murray M. Church to hold family tivities including flag football, by one son, Danny Wood; three grandchildren; three and Gertrude Harper Bass. one sister; three children; and volleyball, softball competi- and two sisters, Myrtle great-grandchildren; a spe- Funeral services will be one grandchild. movie night Sept. 30 tions, bingo and a cake walk. Bowen and Sybil Britt. There will be a gospel concert cial friend and caregiver, held at 11 a.m. Monday, Sept. 24 HERMAN BAXLEY Old Zion Wesleyan Church The love of her life was at Worthington Funeral Home at 5 p.m. featuring local talent. Richard Murray; and her WHITE OAK -- Herman will hold a family movie night her family. with Rev. Andy Lee White of- The church is located at 2290 bicon “Peppi.” Baxley, 72, died Sunday, Sept. Sunday, Sept. 30 at 6 p.m. in A funeral service will be ficiating. Interment will follow Old Northeast Road, Lake In lieu of flowers, memo- 23, 2012 at Southeastern Re- the Family Life Center. The held at 11 a.m. Monday, in the Bass Family Cemetery. Waccamaw. rials may be made to the gional Medical Center in Lum- feature will be The Grace Sept. 24 at the Cross Pointe He is survived by his wife, For more information Senior Adult Ladies class berton. Card. Admission is free. Church of the Nazarene on Peggy White Bass of the home; email unionbaptist316@ at Calvary Baptist Church, Arrangements will be an- For more information call Nanticoke Road in Salis- three sons, Luon Shelton Bass gmail.com 5028 Pleasant Plains nounced by Smith Funeral 653-2305. bury. Visitation will be held of Lumberton, Gilbert Gerald Gregory Spaulding is the Church Road, Whiteville, Home of Whiteville. The church is located at from 10-11 a.m. Monday, N.C. 28472. Bass of Winston Salem, Lloyd 10144 Swamp Fox Hwy. (Hwy. pastor. Sept. 24 at Holloway Funer- The family will receive Anthony Long Bass of the Pine Level OFWBC 904) about 11 miles east of Ta- al Home in Salisbury. friends at the residence of home; two step-sons, Warren bor City. VVA to hold cofee She is survived by her hus- to hold homecoming Edgar Tison, 368 Hemlock G. Allen of Fairmont, Lacy Rev. Billy Roy is the pastor. The Vietnam Veterans of band, A. Frank Wood; and Dr., Whiteville. Blankenship of Orrum; one Pine Level Original Free- America will hold a coffee her children, Gerry Wood, brother, Richard Devon Bass of will Baptist Church of Nakina Heavenly Light Holy meeting Wednesday, Sept. 26 Mary Anne (Wayne) Mur- Pine Tree festival Whiteville; 18 grandchildren will hold its homecoming Sun- from 8 a.m.-noon. Also the ru- schell, Phillip (Jacalyn) Temple to hold Family/ and 25 great-grandchildren. day, Sept. 30 at 10 a.m. featur- ral team will be meeting from Wood and Randy (Barbara) Friends Day Sept. 30 and parade Oct. 5-6 ing the Unity Quartet. 10 a.m.-2 p.m. Wood. She also leaves eight Columbus Regional Heavenly Light Holy Tem- The 14th annual Pine Tree The meeting will be held at grandchildren, Janelle Fer- ple Church will hold its Fam- festival and parade will be Healthcare to hold golf Liberty Worship 1028 S. Madison Street, White- lita, Doug Gordon, Wayne ily and Friends Day Sunday, held Friday, Oct. 5-Saturday, tournament Sept. 28 ville. Center to hold sing Sept. 30 at 11:15 a.m. The guest Murschell Jr., Misty Pis- Oct. 6 at the Bolton Senior/ Columbus Regional Health- Liberty Worship Center of speaker will be Senior Pas- tone, Matthew Murschell, Youth Center, 15354 Sam Potts care will hold its invitational Clarkton will hold a special tor Emmitt Ward along with Jordan Richardson, Miran- Hwy. in Botlon. Line up begins golf tournament Friday, Sept. Bolton Missionary 5th Sunday sing featuring the the Mt. Pleasant Christian da Wood, Jenna Wood; and at 8:30 a.m. on Cedar Street. 28 at Whiteville Country Club. New Hope Singers at 11 a.m. Church of Winston Salem. BC to hold revival five great-grandchildren. The committee is looking The tournament will benefit the Sunday, Sept. 30. For more in- Lunch will be served after Bolton Missionary Baptist She was blessed with won- for food, clothes, crafts and Cape Fear Council Boy Scouts formation call Pastor Richard the service. Church will hold its revival derful brothers and sisters, CD’s DVD’s and tapes vendors of America Lake District. Ralph (Marie) Neill, Allene along with drumlines, local Priest at 640-6147. Dortha W. Taylor is the pastor. Monday, Sept. 24-Thursday, Little, Rachel (Tommy) choirs, queens, old skool clas- Fall fashion show at Sept. 27 at 7 p.m. nightly. The Gregson and Donald (Jo) sic cars, motorcycle riders, Mission Valley OFWBC Williamsons Crossroads guest speaker will be Brother Neill; and her brother-in- horse clubs and more. American Legion Hut to hold sing Sept. 30 BC to hold revival Jason Benton from Ash along law, Frederick Britt. For more information call A fall fashion show will with special singing each Mission Valley Original Williamsons Crossroads Memorial donations may Botlon Town Hall at 655-8945. be held Saturday, Oct. 6 at night. Freewill Baptist Church will Baptist Church will hold be made to the Blood Bank the American Legion Hut in The church is located at 126 hold a Sunday sing Sept. 30 at its revival Monday, Sept. of Delmarva or the Naza- Whiteville. Doors open at 6:30 Poplar Ave., Bolton. Cedar Grove MBC to 6 p.m featuring Rev. Ron Dun- 24-Wednesday, Sept. 27. Mon- rene World Missionary So- p.m. The show starts at 7 p.m. Sterling Sarvis is the pastor. can from Gastonia. day-Wednesday service will ciety. hold church anniversary Admission is $5. The show is Cedar Grove Missionary For more information call be held at 7:30 p.m. with Rev. JERRY PORTER sponsored by the Bladen/Co- Baptist Church will hold its 653-4804. Tim Jernigan. REGISTER lumbus County Beauticians 64th church anniversary Sun- The church is located on There will be special music ELIZABETHTOWN -- Jer- Association Chapter 49. day, Sept. 30 at 11 a.m. The Lebanon Church Road, Clar- nightly. ry Porter Register, 77, died guest speaker will be Bishop endon in the Mollie commu- The church is located at 9/29/1987 - 7/26/2012 Wednesday, Sept. 19, 2012. New Beginnings Elect Dr. David N. Patter- nity. 4071 Princess Ann Road, The family will receive son along with his choir and Rev. James H. Nobles is the Chadbourn. Lee Strickland friends from 2-4 p.m. at Blad- SBC to hold revival congregation from Southern pastor. en-Gaskins Funeral Home of New Beginnings Southern Grove Missionary Baptist Evergreen and Western Elizabethtown. A memorial Baptist Church will host its Church of Rowland. service will be held at 2 p.m. revival Oct. 1-4 at 7 p.m. Rev. Voter registration Prong churches to host Lunch will be served after Sunday, Sept. 23 at Elizabeth- Merle Johnson will be the Te Stafsmen the service. held at Peoples FH town Cemetery with Rev. Neil guest speaker. The Staffsmen will be in The church is located at If not registered to vote Smith officiating. The church is located at concert Sunday, Sept. 30 at 4604 Joe Brown Hwy. North. in the Nov. 6 general elec- He is survived by his wife, 2810 Livingston Chapel Road, 11 a.m. at Evergreen Baptist Dr. John F. Troy Sr. is the tion, registration will be held Catherine H. Register of the Delco. Church and 7 p.m at Western pastor. Titus Carway is the pastor. at Peoples Funeral Home of home; three sons, Jerold “Jay” Whiteville, Monday through Prong Baptist Church. Register, Christopher Heath Friday from 10 a.m.-3 p.m. Register and Erik Craig Regis- For more information call ter; one daughter, Lisa Register Munn to hold workshop 642-4055. Happy Birthday in Heaven, McKellar; eight grandchildren; My Precious Son and five great-grandchildren. Sept. 24-29 at St. Bethel MBC Although you can’t be here with me Sydney Munn will conduct an understanding the basics of We are not apart St. Paul A.M.E. Zion to vocal sight reading and sight singing workshop Sept. 24-Sept. DEBT RELIEF Bankruptcy Until the final breath I take hold 187 homecoming 29 from 6:30-9:30 p.m. at St. Bethel Missionary Baptist Church, You will live in my heart St. Paul A.M.E. Zion located on Old Lumberton Road. The price of the workshop is Stop Foreclosures Church will hold its 187 annu- $5. Get A Fresh Start Go play your music in heaven al homecoming Sunday, Sept. The workshop will help to prepare participants to: For the whole Kingdom to hear 30 at 11 a.m. The guest speaker Define general musical terms and concepts Attorney Until the final breath I take will be Minister Bobby Leon Understand (by sight) and readily name musical notes James I will always feel you near Roach, associate minister of Identify (by sight) and readily name musical intervals Robbins Go my Lil’ Angel and spread your wings Evangelism and Outreach of Identify (by ear) and readily sing and match musical inter- Now God has you by the hand First Baptist Church of South vals 922 S. Madison St. Incorporate concepts to readily sight-sing respective parts For when my final breath I take Orange, N.J. Lunch will be Whiteville Your Ma will meet you in the in choral music served. Promised Land The church is located at 507 Practice concepts of vocal production and choral blending. I Love You Always & Forever, Money Hole Road, Bolton in For more information call Munn at 207-6113 or James Mar- CALL 642-4860 www.bankruptcylawwebsite.com Ma the Freeman community. ley at 642-6360. www.mckenziemortuary.net The News Reporter, Monday, September 24, 2012 –9-A McDonald’s Presents Whiteville High School East Columbus High School West Columbus High School South Columbus High School
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Senior Laura Nye is the 17-year-old daugh- Junior Leeza Danielle Hyatt is the 16-year- Sophomore Sarah Housand is the Senior Brandon Thompkins is the ter of Lisa and Louie Nye. The thing she old daughter of Joe and Lisa Hyatt. She said 15-year-old daughter of Suanne and 17-year-old son of Kevin Thompkins likes best at WHS is the school spirit. “Peo- she likes the variety of clubs and activities Darrell Housand. She is active with and Marcia Minchew. He is presi- ple get very involved in school activities like ECHS offers to students. Physical science the school’s Future Farmers of Amer- dent of SCHS’s chapter of the Future athletics, band and clubs. I like the enthu- and U.S. History are her favorite classes. ica and the Student Government As- Farmers of America and holds a state siasm.” Honors art is her favorite class. “I “I learn new things every day that I didn’t degree with FFA. He is enrolled at sociation. She plays volleyball and Southeastern Community College in love drawing and expressing myself and it know before.” She plans to play softball in soccer and is a school cheerleader. helps me relax.” She is active with White- its agriculture biology program. He the spring. She said she is proudest of her She said the thing she likes best at said the best thing at his school is the ville Juniorettes, the art club and her church grades and how she has never failed a grade WCHS is its teaching staff. “They youth group. She also runs track and cross- FFA. “I enjoy participating in the FFA.” or a class in her life. She said the most inter- love their jobs and care about the stu- He said that any agriculture class is country. Proudest of her Christian faith, she esting thing about her is she is an “all-round said the most interesting thing about her dents.” Art is her favorite class. “It’s his favorite. “I want to pursue a career nice person who likes to be herself.” She one of my favorite hobbies and Mr. in agriculture.” He said the most in- is “I’m well rounded.” She wants to attend teresting thing about him is he is the college to major in child psychology. Her would like to become a veterinarian tech- Edge is a good teacher.” She said nician after high school. Luke Bryan is her the most interesting thing about her is type of person who likes helping oth- favorite music performers are Eric Church ers. Hunting is his favorite activity. “It’s and Jason Mraz. Her favorite book is “The favorite performer. Her favorite book is “The she likes to try new experiences and Scorpion” and her favorite movie is “Where a time to relax and enjoy nature.” He Kite Runner,” while her favorite movie is meet new people. She plans to at- wants to attend North Carolina State “The Notebook.” She likes French fries and the Red Fern Grows.” She loves sesame tend Campbell University and some- University to major in mechanical en- working with Juniorettes. chicken and singing in the church choir. day become an author. gineering.
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For more information the economy remains at the will expire this fall, but our We are fortunate to have it puts participants face-to- nies on best practices for on these important issues or forefront of my legislative committee just approved a many hard-working North face with top-level officials economic recovery. for details on registering for agenda. As we look toward new five-year farm bill, the Carolinians who contribute from the Administration Our nation still faces the North Carolina Business the future, we must continue Federal Agriculture Reform to that statistic, and I am and Capitol Hill. 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MAS12-1141-101751-14.indd 11 9/13/12 11:03 AM Editorials Te News Reporter, Monday, September 24, 2012 Waterbrooke Common Core residents soon and Essential need a place they Standards By THOMAS HAGER Superintendent can call home Whiteville City Schools
A closure order for Waterbrooke Over the past few months, we have Assisted Living by the Department of been talking a lot about the new Com- Health and Human Services was tempo- mon Core and Essential Standards rarily stayed over the weekend, but the (CCES) that are being implemented facility’s status needs to be rectified soon. in our schools this year. This is Anyone who visited the Tabor City probably the biggest shift in North site Friday would have quickly seen Carolina education/curriculum that has ever occurred. that many of the 30 or so residents who What are the remained are saddened and frightened Common Core about their futures. and Essential Assisted living facilities such as Wa- Standards? terbrooke are mostly occupied by people The Com- who have disabilities and can’t be cared mon Core State for by their S t a n d a r d s families. The point Initiative is a A major- Many of the residents state-led effort coordinated by ity are on of Waterbrooke Assisted the National Hager Medicaid. Living in Tabor City are Governors Association Center for Several frightened and trauma- Best Practices and the Council of wouldn’t tized by the sudden turn Chief State School Officers. The have any- standards were developed in col- where to go of events there. If the A road less traveled laboration with teachers, school if it were facility is unsafe and administrators, postsecondary edu- cators (including community col- not for unfit for residents, the By JEFFERSON WEAVER showed where someone had said there was a fresh pot of coffee, one leges), civil rights groups, English assisted liv- Staff Writer goodbye over the weekend. I hoped that wouldn’t last long with the owners should suffer language learners, and students ing facili- the decedent knew Christ, and that crowd of folks making it a head- with disabilities coordinators. Fol- the consequences, but I knew where I was going, and the family was well-comforted. quarters on this pouring wet day. ties. lowing the initial round of feedback, everyone involved must what lay behind me, as well as Just down the road, I recognized The talk was about corn, cotton, Those the draft standards were opened for where I was headed in the mean- a home; it was a landmark when I beavers, beans, deer, wheat, bears, who re- make sure that those public comment, receiving nearly time—but I wasn’t quite sure worked on a story years ago, about dogs, taxes, fuel prices, and the in- mained 10,000 responses. who can’t fend for them- where I was. a cemetery similar to the one I’d creased amount of tension resulting Friday The standards are informed by selves - and many can’t The turn onto the side road was just passed. from a lack of cloth in the shorts the highest, most effective models were heart- a bit of whimsy on my part; I didn’t S u r e worn by someone’s daughter. Opin- – are well taken care of, from states across the country and broken that immediately remember having e n o u g h , ions on all the subjects were mixed. countries around the world, and they were and soon. traveled it in the two decades or a n o t h e r I was thankful they didn’t object provide teachers and parents with being sepa- so I have wandered the area, but I secondary to the presence of a stranger for a a common understanding of what knew it would eventually lead to a road cor- few minutes, as the rain came in rated from their friends, many of whom students are expected to learn. Con- highway that would lead to another nered into torrents. The cacophony caused they viewed as their only remaining fam- sistent standards will provide bench- and my final destination for the the one I the storeowner to turn down the TV ily. Others had already been moved out of marks for all students, regardless of day. So I shrugged and hit the turn w a s o n , so the coffee-drinkers could hear Waterbrooke. where they live. signal, heading sort-of west by a and I real- each other without yelling over These standards define the knowl- Here’s the problem, though. Places like touch south. ized exact- the drumbeats on the tin roof. The edge and skills students should have Waterbrooke need to be held to minimum The skies were building a black ly where I woodstove in the corner was cool, within their K-12 education careers standards where residents are safe, well- gloom, showing that the weather- was. There but I imagine in the months to come, so that they will graduate high school taken care of, and provided services such men had it right for a change. I was satis- Weaver as Indian summer becomes autumn able to succeed in entry-level, credit- as clean beds and decent meals. That waited as long as possible before faction in that, and a little sadness, which gives way to winter, the old bearing academic college courses turning on the wipers. The noise too, since I’d hoped to find a road I iron will be scorching to the touch. apparently hasn’t always been the case at and in workforce training programs. can be aggravating, even with didn’t know. Not all the agri-businessmen Waterbrooke, and the state found the fa- The standards: are aligned with howling tires and the roaring big- I glanced down that side road, were indoors that day, because as cility to be in violation of minimum stan- college and work expectations; are block under the hood of the Beast. even though I knew I couldn’t see I left, I had to slow down for an dards over the past several months, thus clear, understandable and consistent; It was a road like a thousand, ten the cemetery from the highway. unusual sight—a tobacco harvester include rigorous content and appli- the order to close it down. Tabor City thousand others, slightly curved The story was a sad one, sadder lumbering its way down the road, cation of knowledge through high- Police have also had a number of calls to here, straighter there, with pot- than most—brothers gone to work the driver dejected yet determined order skills; build upon strengths the facility due a variety of incidents. holes and plow scars and just in a coal mine near Sanford, tak- as he maneuvered the ungainly, and lessons of current state stan- The whole episode has been sad and enough pieces of logging truck ing bold steps to bring the family over-sized insect along its way. dards; are informed by other top traumatic for Waterbrooke residents. tires to keep one alert. As the rain economic improvement, only to be I hoped he had gained some shel- performing countries, so that all sharpened, a lovely heard of Angus killed in an accident, all the males ter when the storm was at its worst, One can imagine what it must be like to students are prepared to succeed in cattle, calves dispirited between of a generation killed in an instant, since tobacco harvesters have never be elderly or disabled and on your own, our global economy and society; and their mothers’ legs, made their buried in a red clay hill a long way been known for their creature com- only to be evicted into different sur- are evidence-based. way to a small grove of hardwoods. from the sandy rises of their home. forts. I cast him a salute as I went roundings and around strangers over- N.C. Essential Standards are It wasn’t much shelter, but it was One of the folks I interviewed for past, and thought about how many those skills, understandings and night. better than the driving rain that the story said the boys’ father wept fortunes have been made and lega- learning experiences that a student If the owners of Waterbrooke have threatened to wash all the hard- openly for the entire ride home, his cies lost from the golden weed that must master at each grade level to been running a place that’s unfit and out earned mud from Beast. sons packed in cheap pine coffins no longer lines our fields, or fills move to the next grade level. Essen- of compliance of state standards, they The road curved, and a classic in the back of a wagon drawn by a the cavernous warehouses with tial standards are the “must have” should suffer the consequences. Still, We country home waved a welcome tired mule and a broken-down plow hope and prayer and pride on auc- goals of the curriculum and will from atop a small rise. I hesitate horse. It rained then, too. tion days. can only hope this situation is resolved help teachers focus on the higher- to use the term “hill,” since we There is something about cem- My detour finally ended against quickly and that the residents are soon in order knowledge and skills that all don’t have hills in Southeastern eteries on rainy days; rain doesn’t a busier highway I had to take, lest a place they can call home. students should master. Essential North Carolina, but this was as sadden me, by any means, but the the boss become disgusted enough Standards have been developed by close as one comes in our neck of drab, dreariness of a solid rain- with my whimsy wandering to en- North Carolina to address subject the woods. storm tends to add melancholy that sure I would have all the time in the that are not included in the National The pretty little white house is only increased by the site of a world for exploring country byways. Common Core. sat like a well-mannered young family burial ground hard beside a The Beast made her way into a More information for the Com- girl amidst a yard of green grass country road. line of traffic headed for the city, Quotes of mon Core and Essential Standards interspersed with flower beds and Not far away, my spirits were people rushing to appointments and can be found at www.ncpublic- oaks that might have been planted cheered. A pretty young woman was work and shopping and court and schools.org. when the foundation was laid. A standing on the porch of another bill-paying and all the other things Child nutrition dog of indeterminate breed sat country home—possibly a younger that inexorably pull folks from their It’s a crucial time in Child Nutri- the week on the comfortable porch, looking relative to the first little house I’d homes on a dreary day. tion for parents submit their meal slightly more dispirited than the noticed that day—watching as a Truly I missed the road I hadn’t applications in for free and reduced “When we both missed, Jess cattle just down the road. daughter or much younger sister run for years, a road less traveled lunches. Only one application needs (Weicker) went after it just like a Down the rise, and past a cem- splashed in the driveway. I envied on a path forgotten, with apologies to be completed, which will include rodeo cowboy. He grabbed it by the etery, not quite forgotten but barely the tyke; she was obviously hav- to the poet. It was good to drive its all of the children for that family, for antlers and started dragging it down, remembered. All stones look grey ing a blast bouncing through the twists and turns again, recalling old our school system. in the rain, but the enforced reduc- puddles. Arms crossed, her coffee friends, making new acquaintances, and I jumped on its back. We just had Whiteville Primary has again tion of speed gave me time to study cup at hand, the rural Venus waved listening to the windshield wipers to hold on.” received the Fresh Fruits & Veggies them a little as the markers reared, as I tapped the horn. The gamin, sing a song of miles and miles of – Wildlife Enforcement Officer Matt Grant. The students at WPS will en- leaned or marched toward the road. however, ignored me. country roads whilst finding stories Cristow, who wrestled an eight-point joy fresh fruits and veggies every day. Flowers and a few arrangements In a store down the road a ways, long forgotten. buck to the ground after the deer burst This grant has helped to sponsor an into the Thrift Warehouse at Hill Plaza annual visit to the Columbus County Thumbs down after being chased there by dogs Sunday. Farmer’s Market and the N.C. Exten- Brothers forever sion Office offering educational pre- “We’re just trying to keep drivers sentations, N.C. Museum of Forestry BY RAY LUNDY Exhibits, and storytelling. on the road and out of the hospital or ever known. Later, he would repair would be—until recently. Special to The News Reporter All of the meals served in WCS a funeral home.” senior adults’ houses for free. Severe health problems struck I went off to college, and Poey him down. My very active, hard- are USDA approved. Additionally, – N.C. State Highway Patrol 1st Sgt. The man with the unusual name and Pat, his sweetheart, were mar- working uncle/brother became drinking water is available in all of Tony Parris, commenting on the Click It is dead. His name was Poey Mont- ried. He continued working, and very ill. I visited him in the hos- our cafeterias at no charge. or Ticket effort underway in Columbus gomery Reynolds, and he was my they had five great children—four pital and at home, and he told me There is also an opportunity on County. In the past four years, 27 unbelt- uncle; however, he was more like boys and a girl. We saw each other during my last visit: “They tell me our website to talk about school ed drivers have died in car wrecks, many my brother. occasionally, but still we kept a that I’ll be all right, but I know bet- lunches and items you would like to after being ejected. At 74 percent, Colum- Poey was only four years older strong bond. He was the brother ter. I’m leaving soon, and I’m ready. see on the menu. The Child Nutrition Department is interested in hearing bus County ranks last in the state in seat than I, my Reynolds grandparents’ I never had. I’m tired, Ray; I’m tired.” suggestions and willing to work to belt usage. surprise baby later in life. My I continued college, seminary, Each time I left him we hugged, mother, his older sister, took care married, and moved away. Linda and Poey told me he loved me, but help make meal time an enjoyable of him. “He was my baby,” Mama experience. Check out our website “I don’t think we need to make the and I had kids and were busy in the last visit was different. He held said, because my grandmother was our churches with little time for me longer in a bear hug, and kissed for Child Nutrition information at: mistake we made before.” tired by then. anything else. Meanwhile Poey, my cheek, slowly walked me to the http://www.whiteville.k12.nc.us/ – County Commissioner James Prevatte In the summer, I went to the Pat, and their kids worked hard door, held on to the door facing, and index.php/how-was-your-lunch said, alluding to a trash-to-diesel plant farm and worked with them. It and did well. waved goodbye for the last time. Please remember that parents that never came to fruition at the county was hard but great. The day Poey Eight years ago, I developed Farewell for now, my precious are encouraged to send in photos landfill. Another company proposes to use graduated from high school, he cancer and had very serious sur- uncle, my brother. How I love you. taken at school activities to include in our web photo album and use for wood chips to produce electricity, which it packed his luggage and “thumbed” gery. One of the people who came Soon, there is a great day coming publicity purposes. Send photos to: hopes to sell to Progress Energy. to Conway to live with us. to sit with me was Poey. He was when all of God’s children will Poey was one of the hardest always there if I needed him. greet each other once again in the [email protected] working, most honest people I have Somehow, I always thought he Father’s House. Please visit your child’s school! The News Reporter, Monday, September 24, 2012 11-A Smart Start receives Corning donation The Columbus County A variety of children’s Partnership for Children books, videos, topic resource (Smart Start) is the recipi- books, resource kits, toys, ent of a $1,000 donation from a computer with Internet Corning. access and other items are The funds were awarded to available to library members support the Partnership’s on- for a nominal fee. going programs and the Early Free training workshops Learning Facility (ELF). for childcare providers and “This donation from Corn- early educators are offered as ing will enable us to enhance well as consumer materials in services in our Early Learn- English and Spanish. ing Facility for special needs For more information children and to expand our about the Columbus County early literacy efforts,” stated Partnership for Children, the Wilbur Smith, the executive Early Learning Facility (ELF) director of the Columbus or any of its other activities, County Partnership for Chil- call 910-642-8226, stop by the dren. office at 109 W. Main St. or The Smart Start ELF pro- visit online at www.colum- vides child development re- bussmartstart.org. “Like” the sources which parents and agency on Facebook. early educators can use to The Partnership staff is enhance early care and educa- available to speak to organiza- tion of young children. tions throughout Columbus Children and their caregiv- County. ers are welcome to come to To schedule a speaker, call the ELF for hands-on interac- 910-642-8226. tive learning experiences. Noted Alzheimer’s disease researcher Dr. Ben Bahr uses ribbons to illustrate the connections within the human brain during his lecture on Wednesday, Sept. 19, at Southeastern Community College. Bahr, a professor at UNC Pembroke, has presented his research in 15 different countries and is the author of more than 100 articles in scien- tifc journals. More than 170 students, faculty, and members of the community attended the event, which was part of SCC’s Bob King Lecture Series. Columbus County Board of Elections Notice of South Lees Precinct Voting HPU Poll: Romney has advantage in economic issues Location Change The following is a notice of a voting location but Obama has advantage in personal characteristics change for the South Lees precinct. A new HPU Poll has tracked Major issues – Registered which candidates are preferred Romney – 35 percent The new location is at the Macedonia Freewill the opinions of registered vot- voters on the issues are about the (Don’t know/Refuse) – 20 per- ers in North Carolina regarding Which of the presidential same, but President Obama’s cent Baptist Church Fellowship Hall located at 216 major issues as well as personal candidates, Mitt Romney or approval rating has improved,” Good judgment in a crisis: Crusoe Island Rd., Whiteville North Carolina. characteristics of the two lead- Barack Obama, do you think says Sadie Leder, associate di- Obama – 53 percent ing presidential candidates, would do the best job of han- rector of the HPU Poll. Romney – 36 percent President Barack Obama and dling each of these issues: “Even as Gov. Romney still (Don’t know/Refuse) – 11 per- Gov. Mitt Romney. Improving economic condi- shows strength on many of cent The results show that on tions: the economic issues, President Understands the economy Town of Lake Waccamaw major issues, registered voters Obama – 44 percent Obama continues to have the Obama – 44 percent say that Romney would do a Romney – 49 percent trust of many voters on issues Romney – 47 percent Sanitary Sewer Collection System better job of improving eco- (Don’t know/Refuse) – 8 percent like Social Security and Medi- (Don’t know/Refuse) – 9 percent nomic conditions and lowering Creating jobs: care.” Takes action rather than Performance Annual Report (2011-2012) gas prices while Obama would Obama – 47 percent Candidate personal char- just talking: I. General Information do a better job at preserving Romney – 46 percent acteristics – Registered voters Obama – 45 percent Person in Charge/Contact: Darren L. Currie, Town Medicare and Social Security as (Don’t know/Refuse) – 7 percent Which phrase better de- Romney – 43 percent Manager, Chester Byrd, ORC, Lake Waccamaw Collection well as protecting the U.S. from Protecting Social Security: scribes Barack Obama or Mitt (Don’t know/Refuse) – 13 per- System. 910-646-3700. foreign threats. Obama – 53 percent Romney... cent The poll also shows Obama Romney – 39 percent Strong leader: Willing to work with the II. Description of System other party: with some significant advan- (Don’t know/Refuse) – 7 percent Obama – 48 percent Class II Collection System consisting of both gravity lines tages amongst registered vot- Preserving Medicare: Romney – 40 percent Obama – 50 percent and force main lines and 11 Lift Stations monitored/ ers when it comes to personal Obama – 54 percent (Don’t know/Refuse) – 12 per- Romney – 36 percent characteristics. Romney – 39 percent cent (Don’t know/Refuse) – 14 per- inspected by Town Staff on a daily basis Registered voters selected (Don’t know/Refuse) – 7 percent Connects well with ordinary cent Obama over Romney when Protecting the U.S. from people: “Voters apply both their III. Performance they were asked which candi- foreign threats: Obama – 68 percent views of candidate personal During the fiscal year 2011-2012, the System transmitted date the phrases “is a strong Obama – 52 percent Romney – 23 percent characteristics and perceived an average of 208,657 gallons per day of wastewater in the leader,” “connects well with Romney – 42 percent (Don’t know/Refuse) – 9 percent competence on particular is- Treatment Plant and recorded 9 sewer spills. The spills oc- ordinary people,” and “has good (Don’t know/Refuse) – 7 percent Has middle class values: sues to their vote choices,” curred at the following locations: judgment in a crisis” fit best. Lowering gas prices Obama – 58 percent says Martin Kifer, director of Date: 37/9/11 Respondents said the phrase Obama – 33 percent Romney – 32 percent the HPU Poll. “These findings Location: Lift Station #2 “understands the economy” Romney – 44 percent (Don’t know/Refuse) – 11 per- give us insight into how reg- Cause: Heavy rainfall caused inflow/infiltration to overwhelm fits Romney better by 47 per- (Don’t know/Refuse) – 24 per- cent istered voters view these two the Lift Station. cent compared to Obama at 44 cent Honest and truthful: candidates on these key issues Corrective Action: Used two septic tank pumpers to help percent. “Patterns we are seeing on Obama – 45 percent and traits.” pump the Station down. Date: 8/15/11 Location: Across from 1006 Bella Coola Road Cause: A leak developed where the residential line tapped AAA: spares missing from many new cars today into the Force Main Car manufacturers are for a spare tire when buying a Holcomb. “If sealant is used, inflator applied through the Corrective Action: Leak was repaired. stealthily eliminating spare new car and they are not pro- car should be driven no faster valve stem of the tire. If the Date: 8/17/11 tires from many vehicles, often actively told one doesn’t exist.” than 45 miles per hour and no puncture wound is too big, the Location: Lift Station #11 without notice to the consumer, Car manufacturers main- farther than 50 miles.” tire won’t inflate. The vehicle Cause: Pressure from the Air Bubblers at Lift Station #11failed to reduce weight and increase tain the tire repair kit reduces “If there is room for a spare must be driven to distribute to activate pumps. gas mileage. the weight of the car by 20-40 tire, AAA recommends buying the sealant to the tire interior, Corrective Action: Air Pumps were replaced. Buried in the trunk in oft- pounds to improve gas mileage one,” said Holcomb, “ because thus blocking the leak. Date: 8/27/11 reduced space once reserved and conform to federal Corpo- sealant won’t work on a blow- Manufacturers with some Location: Creek Ridge Road for spare tires is a small tire rate Average Fuel Economy out or a flat in the sidewall or models without a spare tire Cause: Heavy Rain from Hurricane Irene caused the flow into repair kit can equipped with (CAFE) standards, currently tread larger than one-quarter include Acura, Aston Mar- Lift Station #13 to exceed the capability of the pumps. The a gooey sealant that may or 29.7 mpg and increasing to 35.5 of an inch.” tin, Audi, BMW, Cadillac, flow backed up and a spill occurred on Creek Ridge Road. may not repair the flat tire and mpg by 2016. They typically im- “Cleaning the sealant from Chevrolet, Chrysler, Dodge, Corrective Action: Had Septic Tank pumpers on site to assist may cost the vehicle owner ad- prove mileage only marginally. a tire costs between $50-$80; Ford, GM, Honda, Hyundai, in pumping down the Station. ditional money. “AAA recommends every- replacing and resetting the Jaguar, Lexus, Lotus, Mazda, Date: 9/2/11 “One in every seven cars one buying a new - or used - car tire pressure monitor can Mercedes, Mini, Nissan, Pon- Location: Across from 700 Bella Coola Road sold today does not have a spare check the trunk for a spare tire range from $60 to $100,” said tiac, Porsche, Saturn, Scion, tire,” said Dusty Holcomb, and learn what the ramifica- Holcomb. Smart, Toyota, Volkswagen Cause: A residential tap at the Force Main pulled loose. president of AAA Car Care. tions are if it has been replaced The tire repair kits utilize and Volvo. Corrective Action: Repaired the Tap “Many car buyers don’t check by a tire sealant kit,” said a pressurized sealant and Date: 10/26/11 Location: 1032 Bella Coola Road Cause: Heavy vehicle ran over the air release valve in sewer NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING Force Main breaking the line. TOWN OF TABOR CITY Corrective Action: Pipe and valve were replaced. APPLICATION FOR Date: 11/9/11 2012 COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT Location: Sewer right-of-way behind Lift Station A BLOCK GRANT FUNDING Cause: Broken Sewer Force Main Living Word Church of Chadbourn is hosting Corrective Action: Replaced section of Sewer Main. Notice is hereby given that the Tabor City Board of Council- Date: 12/13/11 40 NIGHTS OF PRAYER men will conduct a public hearing on October 9, 2012 at 7:00 Location: 2700 Canal/Cove Road p.m. in the District Courthouse. The purpose of the public Cause: Broken Sewer Force Main hearing is to receive views and opinions from the citizens of The public is cordially invited to join us for Corrective Action: Repaired Sewer Main. with regard to community development and housing needs. Date: 5/30/12 this non-partisan prayer effort for personal, All citizens, particularly low-and-moderate income persons, Location: Lift Station #11 church and national revival and renewal. minority persons, handicap persons, and persons living in Cause: Heavy rains from Tropical Storm Beryl caused the blighted areas are requested and encouraged to attend and flows to exceed pump capacity. Wednesday, Sept 26 – Sunday Nov. 4 present comments and suggestions. Corrective Action: Had a pumper truck pump from lift station #11 and lift station #17 to keep flows manageable. 6:00 – 7:00 pm nightly Formal written views and proposals concerning the Commu- (Wednesdays at 7:00 pm) nity Development Block Grant application process which are The above reported spills were reported to the Regional Office submitted to the Mayor will be responded to within ten (10) of the North Carolina Department of Natural Resources in Nursery & child care provided on calendar days. Wilmington. Wednesdays only. Further information or a copy of this report is available at Esta información está disponible en español o cualquier otro Town Hall. lenguaje a petición. Póngase en contacto con Diane Ward en You may download a free Prayer Guide at I certify, under penalty of law, that this report is complete and 910-653-3458 o en 1108 East 5th Street, Tabor City NC 28463 www.4040prayer.com accurate to the best of my knowledge. 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The point-after attempt failed, leaving the score at 15-0. A steady “grind-it-out” running game set Whiteville got on the scoreboard on its next the paces for the visiting East Bladen Eagles possession as Dylan Williams, making his first Friday night as they opened their Waccamaw start at quarterback, directed a 63-yard drive. 2A-3A Conference schedule with a 22-14 football Fuquon Thompson, who moved from quar- victory over the Whiteville Wolfpack at Legion terback back to the running back spot he played Stadium. the past two season, and Robert Smith keyed It was the third straight loss for the Wolf- the drive that was capped by a 16-yard touch- pack, which also dropped its conference record down run by Thompson with 15.7 seconds left to 0-2. WHS has an open date this Friday. in the quarter. It marked the first touchdown East Bladen controlled the ball much of the scored by the Wolfpack offense since its 41-18 night on long, time-consuming drives while win over Pender on Aug. 31. Whiteville missed two early scoring oppor- Gerardo Maggioli’s extra-point kick cut the tunities before registering two scores in the Eagle advantage to 15-7. second half. However, East Bladen answered with an- “We had hoped we could come in and take other long scoring drive, this one covering care of the football when we got it,” said first- 63 yards, taking up 16 plays and nearly nine year EBHS head coach Robby Priest. “We were minutes of the third-quarter clock. The Eagles coming off an open date last week and we converted two third-down plays and one fourth- weren’t sure how sharp we would be coming down snap. EBHS scored the touchdown on a back tonight. two-yard run with 3:09 left in the game and “Our kids ran the ball hard and our defense Alvarez’s PAT put the EB lead back to 22-7 made some good plays,” Priest added. “White- It took Whiteville less than a minute to score ville did a good job coming back the second again as it quickly moved the ball from midfield half.” behind a pass from Williams to Smith that East Bladen went ahead for good on its first covered 26 yards to the 16. Thompson followed possession of the night after stopping White- with a 15-yard run to the one yard line, and ville on fourth down at the EBHS 18. The Eagles Smith carried over on the next play. Maggioli’s moved the ball 72 yards on 19 plays with senior PAT made the score 22-14 with 2:15 remaining. Rasheem Keith bucking over from the one-yard East Bladen recovered a WHS attempt for a line on a first-down snap. Alvarez’s extra point onside kick. The Eagles garnered a first down kick gave the Eagles a 7-0 lead with 10 minutes, and then ran out the clock for their first win 27 seconds left in the first half. over Whiteville since the 2009 season. On its third possession of the night, White- Whiteville coach Luke Little was disap- ville advanced the ball to the East Bladen six- pointed with the loss, but pleased that his team yard line, but once again, the Allen Stephens’ put up a good effort to stay in the game. led Eagle defensive unit halted the Wolfpack “Our kids didn’t quit,” Little said. “We on fourth down. weren’t able to get the ball into the end zone An East Bladen field goal attempt late in the early, and East Bladen was able to control the half missed its mark and the Eagles took a 7-0 ball and drive it on us. lead in at the half. “We’ve just got to get better,” Little said. The Whiteville defense stepped up big East Bladen had 335 yards rushing for the early in the second half, stopping the Eagles on night, Keith carried 25 times for 110 yards, Staff photo by Mark Gilchrist South Columbus defender Samuel Dixon (3) intercepts a pass during frst-quarter ac- fourth-down at the WHS two-yard line. However, sophomore fullback Farrell Muchison had tion of the Stallions 53-0 non-conference football victory over host West Columbus two plays later, Wolfpack running back Fuquon 102 yards on 14 carries and Herring carried 16 Friday night. The win put the Stallions’ season record at 5-1, and they will travel to meet Thompson was dropped in the end zone for a times for 95 yards. Waccamaw 2A-3A Conference rival South Brunswick Friday. Ethan Morris is the West safety, making the score 9-0 with 8:21 remaining Whiteville had 186 yards rushing and 40 Columbus receiver on the play. Dixon also ran for two touchdowns and kicked three in the third quarter. yards passing on two completions. Thompson extra points in the SCHS victory. The Eagles drove 49 yards for their second was the leading Wolfpack runner with 73 yards score after taking the free kick following the on 16 carries. safety. Linebacker Austin Reaves was the leading The drive took eight plays with junior Jaylen tackler for WHS. Stallions rout Vikings See Gators on 2B CERRO GORDO - The South Columbus score 19-0. bolted quickly from the gate with three first- In the opening minute of the second quarter, Bearcats overcome Gators Dixon bolted 11 yards for another SCHS touch- quarter touchdowns Friday night en route to WADESBORO - The host platoon, and they came up On defense, the Gators got down and he again toed the extra point. a 53-0 non-conference football victory over host Anson County Bearcats got with some big plays late in two pass interceptions by Greg With two minutes left in the half, Frink ran West Columbus. the game-winning points with the game,” said Kasell, whose Melvin and one interception in from 18 yards out to make the score 32-0. South Columbus, which led 32-0 at halftime, 16 minutes left in the game Gators closed their non-confer- by Mack Jenkins. L.J. Little Midway through the third quarter, Rodney won for the fifth time in six games this season Friday night to pull out a 27-20 ence schedule with a 3-3 record. came up with the fumble re- Gore scored on a five-yard run, and Dixon added while the lop-sided loss halted a three-game non-conference football win Anson County, a member covery. his third PAT kick of the night. West Columbus win-streak. The Viking season over the visiting East Colum- of the Southern Carolina Con- “Our kids gave an outstand- With 3:32 left in the third quarter, Rashaad record now stands at 3-3. bus Gators. ference, put its season record ing effort,” Kasell said. “Anson Chapman broke loose for 55 yards and a touch- South Columbus rolled up 437 yards rushing The 3A Anson County squad at 2-4. County got a couple of big pass down, and Frink scored on a two-point conver- with eight Stallion players getting opportunties snapped a 20-20 deadlock with The East Columbus defense plays that set them up for the sion. to carry the ball as the Stallions beat the Viking winning score, making it the was hindered by the loss of se- win. Give their players and The only score of the fourth quarter came for the 19th straight time in the 21-year history second straight week in which nior middle linebacker Henry coaching staff credit for the on a nine-yard run by Gore. of the rivalry. East Columbus has fallen in Baldwin when he had to go job they did.” Frink ran for 107 yards on only eight carries West Columbus, playing for the first time on the game’s final minute. the sidelines with a dislocated The game was an NCH- for the Stallions, followed by Daniels with 85 its homefield in more than a month, was held In their previous game, the finger in the first half. SAA endowment game, mean- yards on six carries and McKever with 42 yards to 86 yards of togal offense. Gators had suffered a 24-20 Dereck Spaulding scored ing that East Columbus got on four carries. Coach Jake Fonvielle’s two-time defendng road loss to Southwest Onslow on a five-yard run in the first a portion of the night’s gate Since 1994, South Columbus has dropped Waccamaw 2A-3A Confernece champion SCHS at Jacksonville. half, and Nick McClure broke a receipts. The game had been only two football games to fellow Columbus squad got its first score of the night on a 32-yard Anson led at halftime 7-6 30-yard touchdown early in the scheduled late in the summer. County opponents, and both of those setbacks touchdown dash by Dashaun Daniels with just “It’s a tough loss, but we second half to give the Gators East Columbus will step came against Whiteville in 2006 and 2009. over two minutes gone in the game. were playing a good football a 12-6 lead. into Three Rivers 1A-2A Con- South Columbus will play Waccamaw Con- On the Stallions’ next possession quarter- team tonight,” said ECHS head Britton Spaulding got the ference play Friday night Columbus County ference rival South Brunswick Friday at 7:30 back Pharoah McEver connected with Reggie coach Toby Kasell. third ECHS touchdown on a when the Gators are slated p.m. Coach Mark Littls’s West Columbus team Frink for 19 yards and a touchdown with 6 “Taking the game for what short run and Tarrin Hazel to take on cross-county rival will play its second straight home game Friday minutes, 10 seconds left in the opening quarter. it was, we were going against added a two-point conversion West Columbus at 7:30 at the Middle School when it opens Three Rivers 1A-2A Conference A 10-yard TD run by Dixon with 3:17 left in a 3A team that is able to two- run. WCHS field. Football Jamboree the quarter and a PAT kick by Dixon made the play against East Columbus. Lady Wolfpack netters knock of SBHS to grab Waccamaw lead
The Whiteville High School girls tennis ond set 7-5. In the pro-set tiebreaker for the team handed South Brunswick its first con- match, High fell behind 1-6, but rallied to win ference loss in five years Thursday, though the next six points to go up 7-6. She went on to it took three tie breakers in the six singles prevail 10-8. matches to pull out the victory. Fifth-seed Madison Hege fell behind Kacey Whiteville ended up with an 8-1 win to Martin 3-0 in the first set but rallied to win 6-3, East Columbus move into first place of the Waccamaw 2A- 6-2. 3A conference. Whiteville has a rematch Sixth-seed Kianna Washington took both with South Brunswick today at 4 p.m. at the her sets 6-3, 6-3. Gators Whiteville courts on Senior Day. A win would With six wins in singles and only five total put Whiteville in the drivers seat to win the matches needed to win the day, Whiteville was conference title for the first time since 2004, able to cruise into its doubles matches. Butler though it has two other tough away matches and High won theirs 8-3, Murray and High lost against West Brunswick tomorrow and West 8-5 and Hege and Washington won 8-1. Bladen to end the season. There were several exhibition doubles “We got behind early in some of the match- matches. The two reported scores were Mere- es, but the girls dug deep and pulled out some dith Thompson-Ashlyn Cox prevailing 8-5 and great wins,” said WHS Head Coach Serena Donita Wilson and Monika Parker falling 5-8. Smith. “You could tell they wanted this one.” WHS took an 8-1 win over South Columbus Number one seed Olivia Butler was a good on Wednesday, See result below. example. Butler lost her first set to SBHS’s Lily Michelakis 3-6 and had to win the second set in an 8-6 tiebreaker. Her second-set win forced a “pro-set” tiebreaker, which Butler Whiteville 8, S. Columbus 1 won 10-5. The match lasted more than two Singles: Jaklyn Koonce (SC) def. Olivia Butler, hours. 6-4, 7-6 (10-4 in tie-breaker); Carly High (W) def. Anna Second seed Carly High defeated Mor- Naughton, 6-2, 6-3; Maleah Murray (W) def. Elizabeth gan Gilbert 6-3, 7-5 in another two-hour-plus Buffkin, 6-3, 6-2; Margaret High (W) def. Kendra Taylor, match. Third seed Maleah Murray fell behind 7-5, 6-3; Madison Hege (W) def. Abby Leonard, 8-6, 6-4; early against Brooke Munroe, but forced a 6-6 Kiana Washington, (W) def. Dericka Spivey, 6-0, 6-3. tie in the first set and won the tiebreaker 10-4. Doubles: Butler-C. High (W) def. Koonce-Naughton, Murray then swept the second set 6-0. 9-7; Murray-M. High (W) def. Buffkin-Carolyn Foggan, Whiteville’s Olivia Butler (left) and South Columbus’s Jacklyn Koonce square off in No. 1 Fourth-seed Margaret High won her first 8-0; Hege-Washington (W) def. Taylor-Leonard, 8-6. sinlges play during last Wednesday’s tennis match between the county rivals at the WHS set with Julia Baldiga 6-4, but fell in the sec- courts. Koonce won the match in a tie-breaker, but Whiteville won the overall match 8-1. Nakina Middle School Golf Tournament
2B - The News Reporter, Monday, September 24, 2012 Lady Gator netters put conference mark at 5-0 By defeating previously unbeaten Fairmont 6-3, 6-2; Sarah Freeman (EC) def. Morgan Leggett, 6-3, on Monday, and topping South Robeson on 6-4; Kaitlin Jackson (EC) def. Lindsey Barfeld, 6-4, 6-2. Wednesday, the East Columbus High School Doubles: Jacobs-Formyduval won by forfeit over girls tennis team has moved its Three Rivers Leonard-Ammons; Cox-Mitchell def. Locklear-Willoughby, 8-4; Leggett-Barfeld (F) def. Freeman-Jackson, 8-5. Conference 1A-2A record to 5-0. Coach Ryan Sellers’ Lady Gators, who are East Columbus 8, South Robeson 1 in strong contention for the school’s first-ever Singles: Stormy Jacobs (EC) def. Shideia Vanderhall, conference tennis title, defeated the defending 6-4, 6-0; Cheyeene Cox (EC) def. Hannah Locklear, 6-1, conference champion Fairmont team 8-2 and 6-1; Darian Formyduval (EC) def. Terrie Locklear, 7-5, 6-3; took an 8-1 win over South Robeson. Zo Drawhorn (SR) def. Serena Mitchell (EC), 6-1, 6-3; Results follow: Morgan Leggett-Lindsey Barfeld def. Sarah Freeman- Kaitlin Jackson def. Sherry Rouse, 6-0, 6-0. East Columbus 8, Fairmont 2 Doubles: Jacobs-Formyduval (EC) def. Vanderhall-H. Singles: Stormy Jacobs (EC) def. Alicia Leonard, 3-6, Locklear, 8-3; Cox-Mitchell (EC) def. Hunt-Jacobs, 6-2, Senior Bowling League award winners 7-5, 10-6; Hannah Ammons (F) def. Cheyenne Cox, 6-1, 6-1; Freeman-Jackson (EC) def. Drawhorn-C. Locklear, The Wednesday Morning Seniors Bowling League held award ceremonies for its 5-8, 10-6; Darian Formyduval (EC) def Terrie Locklear, 8-4 7-5, 6-3; Serena Mitchell (EC) def. Heather Willoughby, recently completed season at 701 Lanes. Pictured left to right are Paul and Pat Roby (frst-place team), Albert Jones and Charles Jones (second-place team), Sarah and Bobby Shipman (third-place team), Jean Powers and Jeannie McKoy (special league Hester wins awards) and Amanda Jernigan of Columbus County Department of the Aging, who Pack booters defeat presented the awards. Football Contest W. Bladen, Lejeune Rodney Hester won last Waccamaw Conference Tree Rivers Conference After suffering a 2-0 shut- at the half, also got goals by week’s football contest. Joe out loss at North Brunswick Tanner Morningstar, Akil Cook also picked the same football standings football standings on Monday, the Whiteville Green and Torain Bullock. number of games correctly, High boys soccer team claimed Cokley and Rowland each had but Hester won the tie-breaker. Conf. Overall its first Waccamaw Confer- one assist. Hester collected the $50 Conf. Overall W-L W-L PF PA ence victory Wednesday as Clay Allen had the lone prize. The football contest can W-L W-L PF PA St. Pauls 0-0 5-1 334 203 it cruised past visiting West goal for West Bladen. be played on-line at Sports of S. Columbus 2-0 5-1 180 95 E. Columbus 0-0 3-3 122 92 Bladen 10-1, and went on all Sorts, or paper ballots can W. Brunswick 2-0 2-4 148 158 W.Columbus 0-0 3-3 116 179 the road Thursday to defeat WHS scorers in the win at be taken to The News Reporter. E. Bladen 1-0 3-2 123 118 Red Springs 0-0 3-3 217 170 Lejeune. Lejeune were Tanner Morn- N. Brunswick 1-1 4-1 153 107 Fairmont 0-0 3-3 158 129 Collin Rowland, Brett Coun- ingstar, Kirkland Bass, Torain S. Brunswick 1-1 2-4 127 206 S. Robeson 0-0 2-3 83 100 cil and Devin Cokley each Bullock and Scottie Deans. Whiteville 0-2 2-4 120 123 scored three goals for the Wolf- The other Wolfpack point W. Bladen 0-2 0-6 128 337 pack, which put its conference came on a deflection off a 701 Bowling Friday’s results record at 1-2 and season mark Lejeune player’s leg and into MONDAY NIGHT MIXED South Columbus 53, West Columbus 0 at 6-6-1. the goal. SEPTEMBER 10 Friday’ results Anson County 27, East Columbus 20 Whiteville, which led 5-0 W-L East Bladen 22, Whiteville 14 Goldsboro34, Red Springs 7 Triple Ds 15-5 South Brunswick 57, West Bladen 30 Fairmont 28, Jones Senior 20 SCHS spikers sweep North Brunswick Fantastic 4 14.5-5.5 West Brunswick 49, North Brunswick 26 St. Pauls 68, East Carteret 12 701 Lanes 14-6 South Columbus 53, West Columbus 0 The South Columbus Lady Stallions came away with a 3-0 South Robeson-OPEN Team 6 10-10 volleyball victory over Waccamaw Conference rival North Untouchables 9-10.5 Brunswick on Tuesday. This Friday’s games This Friday’s games Split Personality 8.5-11.5 SCHS won by scores of 25-12, 25-13 and 25-21 as Hayley Lee South Coumbus at South Brunswick East Columbus at West Columbus Team Destruction 27-13 had 12 service points and Brittany Sellers had 10 service points. West Bladen at North Brunswick Fairmont at South Robeson MEN Lee had 10 service points and six kills while Katie Evans had West Brunswick at East Bladen Top Scratch Games: James St. Pauls at Red Springs five kills. Cosgrove, 236; Kim Manley, 228; Whiteville - OPEN Games begin at 7:30 p.m. Jimmy Evans, 225; Kenny Tyree, Games begin at 7:30 p.m. 218.. Top Scratch Series: Jimmy Ev- ans, 604; Kim Manley, 590; Jonathan Simmons, 548; Josh Simmons, 542. Cougar booters WOMEN Middle School Fotball Jamboree Top Scratch Games: Pat Ridge- trip Stallions way, 190; Iris Freeman, 184; Sherry Tuesday, Sept. 25 B O I L I N G S P R I N G Manley, 172; Linda Teripaldi, 149.. LAKES - The South Colum- t West lu us i h h l el bus High School boys soccer Top Scratch Series: Pat Ridge- 5 to 5:20 - Tabor City vs. Acme-Delco way, 490, Iris Freeman, 482; Sherry team fell to South Brunswick Manley, 442; Linda Tripaldi, 410. 5:30 to 5:50 - West Columbus vs. Hallsboro 6-1 last Wednesday in a Wac- 6 to 6:20 - Williams vs. Acme-Delco camaw 2A-3A Conference 6:30 to 6:50 - Tabor City vs. Central match. WEDNESDAY MORNING SENIORS 7 to 7:20 - Williams vs. Hallsboro Ryan Chapman scored the lone SCHS goal and goalkeep- SEPTEMBER 12 7:30 - 7:50 - West Columbus vs. Central FINAL STANDINGS er Jody Harrelson collected 10 W-L saves. South Brunswick held Team 7 5-0 a 4-0 lead at the half. Team 4 5-0 Mornin’ Star 4-1 Team 6 4-1 Columbus Church Sofball League Look to the Hill 1-4 SEPT. 20 Team 5 1-4 Chadbourn COGP 12 WOMEN MEN’S A LEAGUE No. 3 0-5 Christian Harvest 1 Sweet Home 13 Whiteville Church of God 10 MEN Chadbourn COGP 3 Highest Praise 0 Top Scratch Games: Carlton Tabor City Baptist 7 Shock win Crawley, 216; Albert Brown, 212; K.C. Refuge 0 Tabor City Baptist 16 Chadbourn COGP 11 Melvin, 192; Homer Edwards, 176. Christian Harvest 3 Logan Autry of the Brush Dental Shock, a Whiteville/ Northwood Assembly 1 Shallotte U13 girls travel soccer squad, advances the Top Scratch Series: Albert Western Prong 21 Brown, 596; Carlton Crawley, 537; Whiteville Assembly of God 19 New Horizon 14 ball on her way to a goal in the Shock’s recent 5-0 vic- Sweet Home 7 K.C. Melvin, 481; Charles George, Chadbourn COGP 13 (8 inn,) Palmyra 4 tory. It was the team’s second shut-out win in as many 584. outings. Autry, Leah McDonald, Hope Simmons, Kayla WOMEN Seven Creeks 7 Crouch and Caroline Hawthorne scored goals while Top Scratch Games: Vivian Dulah 3 Lauren Dimuzio and Mia Adcock had assists, Leading Lawson, 140; Lillian Crawley, 135; Central tops Pat Roby, 133; Gerri Reid, 131. JV football the defense were Nicole Gibbs, Amity Croft and Ashley MEN’S B LEAGUE Top Scratch Series: Vivian Law- Trinity 14 Topsail 38-18 THURSDAY’S RESULTS Oakes. Leading the midfeld attack were Logan Schultz son, 378; Lillian Crawley, 369; Pat Antioch 7 South Columbus 36 and Hayley Giordano. Roby, 357; Gerri Reid, 347, Raquan McAllister ran for two touchdowns and scored West Columbus 28 another TD on a 70-yard punt return in Central Middle Whiteville 18 School’s 38-18 victory over East Bladen 14 Topsail Wednesday at Legion Stadium. Shakir Ford also added two touchdown runs, and Trey El- SHORT lis threw a TD pass. BROS. 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CORBETT TIMBER COMPANY 3317. Buyers of land and timber. We buy past Brunswick Electric. Living, din- greeenbehavioral.com to apply. References required and criminal ing, bedroom, tables, chairs,etc. We Evergreen Behavioral Management, pine saw timber, hardwood saw tim- LAW OFFICE ASSISTANT/ background check. If interested apply buy used furniture! 840-5356 Inc. is an Equal Opportunity Employ- ber, and pulpwood - 5 acres or great- RECEPTIONIST at the Church office, Pinckney St er, M/F/D/V Whiteville N.C. er. Call days 642-2909. NEW, USED, AND ANTIQUE furni- Local law firm seeking legal assis- 2000 LAND ROVER, 2004 SUZUKI tant/receptionist. Skills required motorcycle. Closed in Cargo Trailer I BUY/TOW Junk Cars $175-600. ture for sale 910-642-5187 PART TIME HOUSEKEEPER at include good communication skills, Shoreland Healthcare. Please apply (6x8x7) Call 445-1401. I Take free junk metal, appliances. MS Word computer skills, attention in person between 8:30-4:00pm 2001 CHEVY EXPRESS handicap Open 24/7. Call now 910-385-8585 to detail, and ability to answer multi- Monday-Friday. Last day of accept- FOR SALE - 3 sections, deluxe res- van incl. chair lift, tie down for wheel- line phone system and greet the pub- ing applications will be Wednesday, taurant buffet. Has 9 wells plus salad chair, new tires. Very clean. 105k. lic. Prior experience as legal assis- 080 Wanted to Rent PIANO FOR SALE $325 September 26, 2012 bar area. Includes cabinets, complete $10,500. 910-641-1250. Call 910-918-3692 tant or receptionist preferred but not Ready to use. Call 910-918-5177 or LIKE TO RENT FARM LAND FOR required. Compensation based on 918-6067 for an appointment to see. 2007 FORD ECONOLINE 350, 3dr, 2013. Pay Now. 910-840-7561 education and experience. Send 141k. 15 passenger $7,900. Fair Bluff resume to B-920, c/o The News Ford 910-649-7531 Reporter, PO Box 707, Whiteville, HAY FOR SALE NC 28472 2008 FORD SPORT TRAC 4 dr, V6, Round & Square Bales *** Dee Watts Backhoe all power, alloys, 73k, $20,900. SYNC. SPRIGGING/PLANTING PREMIER LIVING & Service **** Fair Bluff Ford 910-649-7531 REHAB CENTER Insured, tree removal, split firewood, of Coastal Bermuda grass. Call 910- 2012 FORD ESCAPE limited, 4dr, 100 Pets & Animals 649-6145 or 910-770-0910. Assistant Dietary Manager -Prepares, bucket truck, top soil, fill dirt, marl for cook, and serves food in a sanitary driveway, land clearing. Also mow- heated leather, 18k, $21,900. Fair AKC REGISTERED YORKIE PUPPY, manner according to posted menu ing & yard work. 640-2463 or mobile Bluff Ford 910-649-7531 tiny male, 1st & 2nd shots. $450. Call using furnished standardized recipes 770-0534. 910-840-5915 and procedures. Assures quality food LOWER CAPE FEAR HOSPICE FORD 660 TRACTOR with bushhog, is served at proper temperatures and & LIFECARECENTER ******WARD’S EXCAVATION****** HAPPY JACK LIQUIVIC®: Recog- Insured. Lot clearing, demolition, tree disk, bottom plow, scrape blade. at scheduled times. Responsible for THE LARGEST HOSPICE FOR SALE - 2004 Suzuki VZ 1600 nized safe & effective against hook & removal, crush/run, top soil/sand. Call $3,900. Call 910-200-8539. serving diets according to tray cards. AGENCY IN SOUTHEASTERN Marauder same as Kawasaki Mean round worms by US Center for Vet- 910-212-8737 or 910-642-7033. Orders food and supplies as necces- NORTH CAROLINA Streak 1600. 8715 miles. Call 910- erinary Medicine... William’s Farm NEW HOLLAND TR85 COMBINE, sary to meet the dietary needs of the HAS THE FOLLOWING 840-5399. Service (654-5889). www.happy- both heads. ‘78 Chev. 2-ton grain facility. Experience desired in cooking Bobby Hinson Construction Lot clearing, pond building, bushhog- jackinc.com truck. 2 J D 7000 4 row planters. All for 50+ individuals. Must be familar OPENING: ging, lots and hedge rows with mini field ready. Call 910-770-0864 with current Sanitation Guidelines. FREE MIXED BREED PUPPIES to excavator. Call 640-7606. Serv-Safe Certified or willing to attend Nurse Practitioner - provides good home. 910-207-8032 direct patient care for patients training and must pass certification. Carpentry Work 230 Miscellaneous with life limiting illnesses in Full-time with benefits. Salary com- Roofing, painting and wallpaper. No Bladen County and Columbus DEER CORN FOR SALE. $6 per bag. mensurate with experience. Submit job too small. Workmanship guaran- resume to: gparn@premierlivingnc. County. Is responsible for using Maxx Douglas 910-640-9004 or 910- teed. Call 642-4226. 3BR 2BA BRICK HOME. 400 E Oliver CCSS FALL SWAP MEET Saturday, com or apply in person at: 106 Cam- expert skills in the implementation 654-4258. St, Whiteville. $178,000. 2 car garage, Sept. 29th from 7 am - 2 pm at ADAS eron St., Lake Waccamaw and evalution of plans of care. CONCEALED CARRY beside South Columbus High School.. MOVING SALE - PIANO, desk, file Effectively manages the plan of HANDGUN CLASSES new paint, multi updates, move in yard sellers, arts & crafts, product cabinet, china cabinet, TV cabinet, care for each patient based on September 22nd & 29th, 2012 ready. Call 840-0833/840-6998. No vendors. tables (dinning & end), TV’s, Nordic clinical knowledge, data, patient 910-642-7264 or 910-840-2354 owner finance please preference and benefits to the Track, Ski exerciser. Call 654-5755. HOUSE FOR SALE. 617 Blue Jean LONG BAY TRUCKING needs truck patient. Works with Palliative Care DRIVEWAY MARL $125 truck load drivers. Call 910-770-0233 or 770- Rd. In good shape, 3BR, 2 full bath, Center physicians in the hospital, delivered. Bushhogging & back hoe 910-620-9376 UNDER 4811. nursing homes and physician’s work 910-642-7844, 317-4068. office and patient’s homes. PECAN ORCHARD. Brick home, 3 COLLARD PLANTS NOW READY PRESSURE Graduate of an accredited school LARRY HINSON’S BACKHOE BR, 2.5 b, db garage, secluded lot. and mustard fresh from the garden of nursing, either through an AD, $229,500. Call Rick for appt 910- Pressure Washing Call 642-2597. All types of backhoe work, lot clear- Evergreen Behavioral Manage- Diploma or BSN program ing, sand, top soil and marl. 445-3854. Cleaning Homes DIXIE LEE PEAS, Covington sweet ment, Inc. is currently recruiting for required. Graduate of a Masters Call 654-4503. degree in nursing program with a Decks & Driveways potatoes, also taking orders on Red the following positions for our White- Ripper ready end of Sept. 642-7548. ville location: major or postmasters as a nurse NOT Billing Assistant practitioner required. Current GREEN PEANUTS. HAND picked license to practice in NC required. 3/4 ACRE lot w/improvement 16X80 your wallet! Medical Receptionist 3BR, 2 bath. Ready to move in. Dou- & refrigerated. Call 910-520-5874 or Certified Medical Assistant (CMA) Approval for practice as a nurse 910-918-1212. practitioner by the NC Board of ble carport & storage for more info. ACTT QP 654-4128 Call for a ACTT AP Nursing required, Minimum of five WE PICK OR YOU PICK Dixie Lee years general medical experience 2004 VW BEETLE GLS TDI, auto, peas, Pink Eye peas, Top Pick peas. ACTT PP FREE Estimate Intensive In Home AP in inpatients, outpatient and nurs- power pkg, sunroof, 82k. $8,500. Fair Okra, squash, tomatoes, sweet pota- ing home settings. Bluff Ford 649-7531 Mike Hyatt Jr. toes, red, white and yellow Irish pota- Community Support Team PP Job Coach (Supported Email resumes to toes and much more. Fowler Farms [email protected] 2007 MINI COOPER, red, excellent Employment) or fax to 910-840-2250 Fresh Produce, 669 Wright Rd., Tabor 910-341-1907. EOE shape, brand new tires, 2 sunroofs City. (910) 653-5795. Please visit our website at www.ever- $9,700. 918-7267 greeenbehavioral.com to apply. For Sale By Owner 14x60 3BR, 2 Evergreen Behavioral Management, 2008 MERCURY SABLE, 4 dr, V6 bath, well, back deck septic tank, 2 GO TO www.whiteville.com to cre- acres. Harrelsonville Rd. Financing Inc. is an Equal Opportunity Employ- ate your own classified ad. auto, moonroof, 82k, $11,800. Fair available $45,000 642-0758 er, M/F/D/V Bluff Ford 910-649-7531 2011 CHEVY IMPALA, V6, 4 door sedan, flexible fuel, 32k, $16,500. Fair Bluff Ford 649-7531 Full-Time Healthcare Specialist RESTAURANT FOR SALE 2011 FORD FUSION, 4dr, sedan, SEL Fully equipped, good location. Priced Boys & Girls Homes of North Carolina is accept- sunroof, SYNC, 31k. $19,500. Fair for quick sale. For more info call 910- Bluff Ford. 910-649-7531 918-3528 ing applications for the position of a FULL- TIME 2011 LINCOLN MKZ, 4 door sedan, HEALTHCARE SPECIALIST. BS from an accredited SYNC, leather, 21k. $25,900. Fair DIRECTOR OF PUBLIC Bluff Ford 649-7531 university or college required. Nursing experience LOT FOR SALE: Williams Township/ RELATIONS & MARKETING preferred. Experience with residential group home 2012 FORD TAURUS SEL, 4dr, Mollie area. Large lot, nice commu- A leading childcare organization serving abused/ne- sedan, auto, moonroof, 14k. $25,900. nity. Call 642-2872 or 653-3582. models preferred. Five years of supervisory experi- Fair Bluff Ford. 910-649-7531 glected children since 1954 is looking for an individual with a BA/BS degree and five years successful experi- ence preferred. Job description available upon re- 73 MGB orange, good condition, new ence in Public Relations and Marketing. Proven ability quest. Salary exempt position with benefts. EOE tires, runs good. 4 sp. Chrome wire wheels. $4,500. 918-7267 BLACK RIVER Home + 2.25 acres @ to lead a national public relations/marketing effort is a Yonder Store for sale or rent. $39,500. must. Must have design, copy and production skills. You can apply online at www.boysandgirlshomes. 88 JAGUAR XJS V12, white convert- able, runs good, good condition, new 910-642-0344 Exempt salary position. We offer an excellent benefit org By email at [email protected]. OR By fax tires. $5,500. 918-7267 package. EOE to 910-646-3609 and/or mail applications to Boys & 92 THUNDERBIRD SUPER coupe, You can apply online at www.boysandgirlshomes.org , Girls Homes of NC, Inc – P. O. Box 127, Lake Wacca- silver, auto, good interior, good cond. $2,900. 918-7267 by email at [email protected], or fax to 910-646-3609 maw, NC 28450 – Attn: Tesa Bush, Human Resourc- and/or mail applications to Boys & Girls Homes of NC, es Manager. Inc – P. O. Box 127, Lake Waccamaw, NC 28450 – Attn: 2 BEDROOM, 2 bath house with car- Tesa Bush, Human Resources Manager. For questions, For questions, please call Tesa Bush at 910-646- 2000 CHEVY SILVERADO, gold, 3dr, port. Central heat/air. Good location. please call Tesa Bush at 910-646-3083 ext 205. long bed, gooseneck, new tires, extra $600 per month, plus deposit. Refer- 3083 ext 205 clean, $6,500, 918-7267 ences required. Call 910-880-0977. The News Reporter, Monday, September 24, 2012 - 7B
2 BR, 2 BA IN WOODED ACRES Trust be foreclosed, the undersigned SUBSTITUTE TRUSTEE SERVIC- TO YOU PURSUANT TO STATUTORY ing to the property being offered for MATIONAL PURPOSES AND IS NOT Lake Waccamaw. References req. Substitute Trustee will offer for sale ES, INC. REQUIREMENT AND FOR INFOR- sale, and any and all responsibilities INTENDED AS AN ATTEMPT TO COL- No pets. Call 640-9435, 642-5801. at the courthouse door in the City of SUBSTITUTE TRUSTEE MATIONAL PURPOSES AND IS NOT or liabilities arising out of or in any LECT A DEBT OR AS AN ACT TO 2BR, 2 BATH brick house, CH/A, Whiteville, Columbus County, North BY: INTENDED AS AN ATTEMPT TO COL- way relating to any such condition COLLECT, ASSESS, OR RECOVER Whiteville. References. No pets Carolina, or the customary location Attorney at Law LECT A DEBT OR AS AN ACT TO expressly are disclaimed. Also, this ALL OR ANY PORTION OF THE DEBT $650m., security $650. 653-2212 designated for foreclosure sales, at Hutchens, Senter, Kellam & Pettit, P.A. COLLECT, ASSESS, OR RECOVER property is being sold subject to all FROM YOU PERSONALLY. 1:30 PM on October 2, 2012 and will Attorneys for Substitute Trustee Ser- ALL OR ANY PORTION OF THE DEBT taxes, special assessments, and prior This 20th day of July, 2012. for rent. Coun- 3 BR 1 BATH HOME sell to the highest bidder for cash the FROM YOU PERSONALLY. try kitchen style design. Rent: $525; vices, Inc. liens or encumbrances of record and SUBSTITUTE TRUSTEE SERVIC- Deposit: $525; call 703-258-5540 following real estate situated in the P.O. Box 1028, 4317 Ramsey Street This 1st day of August, 2012. any recorded releases. Said property ES, INC. Township of Whiteville, in the Coun- Fayetteville, North Carolina 28311 SUBSTITUTE TRUSTEE SERVIC- is also being sold subject to applica- SUBSTITUTE TRUSTEE 3 BR HOUSE in Chadbourn. No pets. ty of Columbus, North Carolina, and https://sales.hsbfirm.com ES, INC. ble Federal and State laws. BY: $450 month + $450 security dep., ref- being more particularly described as Case No: 1084490 (FC.FAY) SUBSTITUTE TRUSTEE A cash deposit or cashier’s check (no Attorney at Law erences req. Call 654-4973 follows: September 17, 24, 2012 BY: personal checks) of five percent (5%) Hutchens, Senter, Kellam & Pettit, P.A. 3 BR, 2 BATH in Whiteville Central The land referred is described as Attorney at Law of the purchase price, or seven hun- Attorneys for Substitute Trustee Ser- Heat/Air, $650 mo + $650 security follows: Notice of Hutchens, Senter, Kellam & Pettit, P.A. dred fifty dollars ($750.00), whichever vices, Inc. dep. References req. No pets. 654- All that certain Lot or Parcel of land Attorneys for Substitute Trustee Ser- is greater, will be required at the time P.O. Box 1028, 4317 Ramsey Street 4973 situated in the City of Whiteville Town- Foreclosure Sale vices, Inc. of the sale. Fayetteville, North Carolina 28311 ship, Columbus County, North Caro- P.O. Box 1028, 4317 Ramsey Street An order for possession of the prop- https://sales.hsbfirm.com BRICK HOUSE, 3 BR, 2 bath 1,600 Under and by virtue of the power of sq. ft. City. $750 month + security lina and more particularly described Fayetteville, North Carolina 28311 erty may be issued pursuant to G.S. Case No: 1089766 (FC.FAY) sale contained in a certain Deed of dep. 336-870-2501. as follows: https://sales.hsbfirm.com 45-21.29 in favor of the purchaser September 17, 24, 2012 Trust made by William Tedder, Jr. and Lying and being in Whiteville Town- Case No: 1091651 (FC.FAY) and against the party or parties in Linda Tedder (PRESENT RECORD ship, Columbus County, North Caro- September 17, 24, 2012 possession by the clerk of superior OWNER(S): Linda Russ Tedder and Notice of Service lina and being all of that .54 acre tract court of the county in which the prop- William Arthur Tedder, Jr.) to Wil- upstairs apt. appli/ of land as shown on that plat enti- Notice of Sale erty is sold. of Process by 1 BR, 1 BATH liam R. Echols, Trustee(s), dated the water incl. $425, available NOW. tled “Survey for William Grant and/or Any person who occupies the prop- 19th day of May, 2005, and record- Publication Whiteville City Limits. 840-0389. wife Esther Grant” dated October 19, Southeast Properties of Whiteville, erty pursuant to a rental agreement ed in Book 816, Page 55, in Colum- 1988 by Soles & Walker, P.A., R.L.S.,; 433 S Madison Street Whiteville, entered into or renewed on or after STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA 2 BEDROOM APARTMENT. No pets. bus County Registry, North Carolina, said plat being incorporated herein N.C. 28472 will hold a public sale to October 1, 2007, may after receiving COUNTY OF COLUMBUS Please call J.L. Powell & Co., Inc. Call default having been made in the pay- by reference. Reference is made to dispose of various items of personal the notice of sale, terminate the rent- IN THE GENERAL COURT OF JUS- 642-4049. ment of the note thereby secured by plat recorded in Plat Book 31, Page property, pursuant to the assertion of al agreement upon 10 days’ written TICE the said Deed of Trust and the under- 2 STORY (1) BEDROOM furnished 29 of the Columbus County Registry lien for rental at this storage facility. notice to the landlord. Upon termina- SUPERIOR COURT DIVISION cottage. Call 642-4923 or 910-770- signed, Substitute Trustee Services, and as shown and made a part of this The sale will be conducted at the tion of a rental agreement, the tenant 12 CVS 931 4923. Inc. having been substituted as Trust- description. Together with improve- following storage facility location: is liable for rent due under the rental AMBER PRIDGEN COLEMAN, ee in said Deed of Trust by an instru- ments located thereon; said property Southeast Properties 513 Fair Bluff agreement prorated to the effective Plaintiff, Cypress Village Apartments ment duly recorded in the Office of being located at 91 Pinecroft Drive, Road Tabor City, N.C. 28463 date of the termination. vs. 197 Orange St., Fair Bluff, N.C. the Register of Deeds of Columbus 1 and 2 bedrooms with Handicap Whiteville, North Carolina. DATE OF SALE: 6th of October If the trustee is unable to convey title BRENT TATE, SCHNEIDER NATION- County, North Carolina and the holder accessible units available. Notwithstanding the above descrip- TIME OF SALE: 1:00pm to this property for any reason, the AL, INC., SCHNEIDER NATIONAL of the note evidencing said indebted- Free laundry facilities + Community tion, said acreage is for legal pur- Unit # 16 Hazel Garcia sole remedy of the purchaser is the CARRIERS, INC., and CYTEC INDUS- ness having directed that the Deed of room **24 hour maintenance** poses only and does not guarantee Unit # 17 Amanda Dowe return of the deposit. Reasons of such TRIES, INC. Section 8 Assistance Available Trust be foreclosed, the undersigned the quantity of land described herein. Unit # 25 Katrina Campbell inability to convey include, but are not Defendants Income Restrictions may apply Substitute Trustee will offer for sale This being the same property con- Posted this the 24th day of Septem- limited to, the filing of a bankruptcy TO: Brent Tate, the above-named Seniors 62 years and older at the courthouse door in the City of veyed by Donna Jeanette Nobles ber, 2012 petition prior to the confirmation of Defendant: 910-649-7971 Whiteville, Columbus County, North Croft by her Attorney in fact, Allen Southeast Properties of Whiteville the sale and reinstatement of the loan TAKE NOTICE that a pleading seeking Hours: Monday - Friday, 8 am-2 pm Carolina, or the customary location Blair Croft and husband, Dennis Brian Sept. 24, Oct. 1, 2012 without the knowledge of the trustee. relief against you has been filed in the TDD Relay 1-800-735-2962 designated for foreclosure sales, at Professionally Managed by Croft by his attorney in fact, Allen Blair If the validity of the sale is challenged above-entitled action. The nature of 1:30 PM on October 2, 2012 and will Community Management Croft to William Grant and Esther by any party, the trustee, in their sole the relief being sought is as follows: sell to the highest bidder for cash the Notice of Corporation Grant, dated 10/24/88 and recorded discretion, if they believe the chal- a claim for personal injuries arising following real estate situated in the Foreclosure Sale in Book 396, Page 813 on 10/24/88 lenge to have merit, may request the out of an accident on the 16th day of County of Columbus, North Carolina, in the Office of the Register of Deeds, court to declare the sale to be void September, 2009. and being more particularly described Under and by virtue of the power of Columbus County, North Carolina. and return the deposit. The purchaser You are required to make defense to as follows: sale contained in a certain Deed of Parcel No. 01-34415 will have no further remedy. such pleading no later than the 22nd Being all of Lot Number Five (5) Trust made by Angela C. Ingle and Trustee may, in the Trustee’s sole dis- THIS IS A COMMUNICATION FROM A day of October, 2012, said date being FURNISHED 2 BR APARTMENT IN shown on that certain map prepared Darryl Ingle to Dennis F. Hardiman, cretion, delay the sale for up to one DEBT COLLECTOR. THE PURPOSE 40 days from the first publication of WILLIAMSBURG. Call J. L. Powell for Patrick Milligan and wife, Melis- Trustee(s), dated the 21st day of Jan- hour as provided in NCGS §45-21.23. OF THIS COMMUNICATION IS TO this notice, and upon your failure to do 910-642-4049 sa Worley Milligan, on October 31st, uary, 2009, and recorded in Book 951, Should the property be purchased by COLLECT A DEBT AND ANY INFOR- so the party seeking service against 1994, by Robert D. Inman, RLS, and Page 169, in Columbus County Reg- a third party, that party must pay the MATION OBTAINED WILL BE USED you will apply to the Court for the MADISON HILL APARTMENTS recorded in Map Book 62 at Page 69, istry, North Carolina, default having 206 S, Madison St., Whiteville, NC excise tax, as well as the court costs FOR THAT PURPOSE, except as stat- relief sought. Columbus County Registry on May been made in the payment of the note One Bedroom Apts. of Forty-Five Cents ($0.45) per One ed below in the instance of bankruptcy This the 5th day of September, 2012. 22nd, 1997. Together with improve- thereby secured by the said Deed of "3-%05"$*+*2*&16.,,3-*25 Hundred Dollars ($100.00) required protection. BAKER & SLAUGHTER, P.A. ments located thereon; said proper- Trust and the undersigned, Substitute r..,6 ).301,"*-2&-"-$& by NCGS §7A-308(a)(1). IF YOU ARE UNDER THE PROTEC- H. Mitchell Baker, III Rental assistance up to 100% ty being located at 2466 Mollie Iron Trustee Services, Inc. having been The property to be offered pursuant to TION OF THE BANKRUPTCY COURT Attorney for Plaintiff based on income. Income restric- Hill Road, Tabor City, North Carolina. substituted as Trustee in said Deed of this notice of sale is being offered for OR HAVE BEEN DISCHARGED AS A 705 Princess Street tion may apply Trustee may, in the Trustee’s sole dis- Trust by an instrument duly recorded sale, transfer and conveyance “AS IS, RESULT OF A BANKRUPTCY PRO- Wilmington, NC 28401 Seniors 62 years and older cretion, delay the sale for up to one in the Office of the Register of Deeds WHERE IS.” Neither the Trustee nor CEEDING, THIS NOTICE IS GIVEN (910) 762-3000 hour as provided in NCGS §45-21.23. of Columbus County, North Carolina the holder of the note secured by the TO YOU PURSUANT TO STATUTORY September 10, 17, 24, 2012 Hours: Mon.-Fri. 9 am to 2 pm Should the property be purchased by and the holder of the note evidencing &+"5 deed of trust/security agreement, or REQUIREMENT AND FOR INFOR- a third party, that party must pay the said indebtedness having directed Professionally Managed by both, being foreclosed, nor the offi- Community Management cers, directors, attorneys, employees, excise tax, as well as the court costs that the Deed of Trust be foreclosed, Corporation agents or authorized representative of of Forty-Five Cents ($0.45) per One the undersigned Substitute Trustee FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE either the Trustee or the holder of the Hundred Dollars ($100.00) required will offer for sale at the courthouse note make any representation or war- by NCGS §7A-308(a)(1). door in the City of Whiteville, Colum- TOWN OF LAKE WACCAMAW ranty relating to the title or any physi- The property to be offered pursuant to bus County, North Carolina, or the PUBLIC NOTICE cal, environmental, health or safety this notice of sale is being offered for customary location designated for conditions existing in, on, at or relat- sale, transfer and conveyance “AS IS, foreclosure sales, at 1:30 PM on NICE, CLEAN 1 BEDROOM APT ing to the property being offered for WHERE IS.” Neither the Trustee nor October 2, 2012 and will sell to the On September 18th, the Town of Lake Waccamaw suffered a in Whiteville. Good location. Electric sale, and any and all responsibilities the holder of the note secured by the highest bidder for cash the following sanitary sewer spill located at lift station # 11, 211 Canal Cove heat/air. Perfect for one person or deed of trust/security agreement, or real estate situated in the Township of couple. $350/mo. Deposit and refer- or liabilities arising out of or in any both, being foreclosed, nor the offi- Whiteville, in the County of Colum- Road. The spill was a result of persistent inflow and infiltra- ences REQUIRED. 640-2597 way relating to any such condition tion of groundwater into the town’s sewer collection system; expressly are disclaimed. Also, this cers, directors, attorneys, employees, bus, North Carolina, and being more property is being sold subject to all agents or authorized representative of particularly described as follows: approximately 4 inches of rainfall caused the overflow. The taxes, special assessments, and prior either the Trustee or the holder of the All that certain lot or parcel of land sit- spill resulted in approximately 7,700 gallons of untreated note make any representation or war- uated in the City of Whiteville, White- 2 BEDROOM MH non smoking in liens or encumbrances of record and ranty relating to the title or any physi- ville Township, Columbus County, wastewater entering both the canal that runs parallel to Ca- Guideway References required. No any recorded releases. Said property nal Cove Road and Lake Waccamw. NCDENR has directed the pets. 653-2790 and leave message. is also being sold subject to applica- cal, environmental, health or safety North Carolina and more particularly ble Federal and State laws. conditions existing in, on, at or relat- described as follows: Town to sample in the areas of the spill. Samples have been 2BR 2 BATH mobile home off High- A cash deposit or cashier’s check (no ing to the property being offered for First Tract: Beginning at a stake in the taken at two locations, one of which was located in Lake Wac- way 130. Powerstat, $400 plus dep sale, and any and all responsibilities North margin of West Wyche Street, & ref. No pets. 642-4970 after 5 pm. personal checks) of five percent (5%) camaw. Two additional samples have been taken on Septem- of the purchase price, or seven hun- or liabilities arising out of or in any L. Paul Cook’s corner; and runs 2 BEDROOM MOBILE HOME, East- dred fifty dollars ($750.00), whichever way relating to any such condition thence North 11 degrees 30 minutes ber 20, 2012. All results will be forwarded to NCDENR. If you over Park. Call J.L. Powell & Co Inc. is greater, will be required at the time expressly are disclaimed. Also, this East 163.5 feet to a stake, Mrs. Mol- have any questions regarding this spill, please contact the 642-4049. of the sale. property is being sold subject to all lie English’s corner; thence South 78 Lake Waccamaw Town Hall at (910) 646-3700. taxes, special assessments, and prior degrees 30 minutes East 51 feet and 2 BEDROOM, 2 bath mobile home. N. An order for possession of the prop- Hallsboro area. No pets. References. erty may be issued pursuant to G.S. liens or encumbrances of record and 9 inches to a stake; thence South 11 642-5801 or 640-9435. 45-21.29 in favor of the purchaser any recorded releases. Said property degrees 30 minutes West 163.5 feet and against the party or parties in is also being sold subject to applica- to a stake in the North margin of West Darren L. Currie PRIVATE LOT - East of Whiteville. possession by the clerk of superior ble Federal and State laws. Wyche Street; thence with the North Town Manager Large 2 BR, 2 bath mobile home. No A cash deposit or cashier’s check (no margin of West Wyche Street North pets. 918-4684 or 640-3896. court of the county in which the prop- erty is sold. personal checks) of five percent (5%) 78 degrees 30 minutes West 51 feet Any person who occupies the prop- of the purchase price, or seven hun- and 8 inches to the beginning corner. erty pursuant to a rental agreement dred fifty dollars ($750.00), whichever Second Tract: A lot of land in the entered into or renewed on or after is greater, will be required at the time Town of Whiteville known as Lot No. 1 PERSON OCCUPANCY BR incl. of the sale. 66 on the plan of the Town of White- Town of Lake Waccamaw cable, washer/dryer, kitchen/house October 1, 2007, may after receiving An order for possession of the prop- ville recorded in Deed Book NN, Page privileges, Hallsboro. 356-4011 the notice of sale, terminate the rent- Wastewater Treatment Plant al agreement upon 10 days’ written erty may be issued pursuant to G.S. 14, Columbus County Registry, there notice to the landlord. Upon termina- 45-21.29 in favor of the purchaser is excepted, however, from the above Performance Annual Report (2011-2012) and against the party or parties in lot conveyed by Henry V. Cook and tion of a rental agreement, the tenant I. General Information possession by the clerk of superior wife, to Dr. Vance Cook recorded in FOR LEASE - 1,200 sq. ft. office/retail is liable for rent due under the rental court of the county in which the prop- Book Z-1, Page 581, and that lot con- Person in Charge/Contact: Michael Prostinak, ORC space. Powell Plaza. Contact Memo- agreement prorated to the effective Wastewater Treatment Plant – 910-616-3700, NPDES ry Enterprises. 642-5824 date of the termination. erty is sold. veyed by Henry V. Cook and wife, to Permit Number - NC0021881 If the trustee is unable to convey title Any person who occupies the prop- Clarence R. Spivey by Deed record- FOR LEASE - Retail or office space, to this property for any reason, the erty pursuant to a rental agreement ed in Book A-2, Page 107, Columbus various sizes. Memory Plaza. Memory II. Description of Treatment Process sole remedy of the purchaser is the entered into or renewed on or after County Registry, and is to include all Class II, 0.4 MGD Activated Sludge Wastewater Treatment Enterprises. 910-642-5824. October 1, 2007, may after receiving those lands as conveyed by Grace C. return of the deposit. Reasons of such with a bar screen, aeration basin, clarifier, two settling FOR RENT Downtown Commercial the notice of sale, terminate the rent- Jordan, et al, to E.W. Britt and wife, inability to convey include, but are not ponds, and two digesters for Sludge that is to be land applied. Building. Spacious parking. Call J.L. limited to, the filing of a bankruptcy al agreement upon 10 days’ written Lois C. Britt by Deed dated March 11, Powell & Co., Inc. (910) 642-4049. petition prior to the confirmation of notice to the landlord. Upon termina- 1949, recorded in Book 184, Page III. Performance the sale and reinstatement of the loan tion of a rental agreement, the tenant 428, Columbus County Registry. Test Summary of the System Performance for the period without the knowledge of the trustee. is liable for rent due under the rental Together with improvements located July 2011 – June 2012: agreement prorated to the effective thereon; said property being located If the validity of the sale is challenged a. July 2011 - Ammonia Nitrogen problems due to FOR SALE - 1 ACRE LOT well/septic date of the termination. at 118 West Wyche Street, Whiteville, by any party, the trustee, in their sole malfunctioning Clarifier. tank 2.5 miles from Walmart 910-642- discretion, if they believe the chal- If the trustee is unable to convey title North Carolina. 0344. b. August 2011 - Ammonia Nitrogen problems due lenge to have merit, may request the to this property for any reason, the For title reference see deed from to the Clarifier being bypassed for repairs. court to declare the sale to be void sole remedy of the purchaser is the Michael Dean Storms and Tammie and return the deposit. The purchaser return of the deposit. Reasons of such Lynn Hales recorded March 14, 2006 c. December 2011, January 2012, February 2012, will have no further remedy. inability to convey include, but are not in Book 845, Page 783. and March 2012 – Toxicity Violations believed to Notice of THIS IS A COMMUNICATION FROM limited to, the filing of a bankruptcy Parcel ID Number: 6110&90894 have been the result of accepting waste from A DEBT COLLECTOR. THE PUR- petition prior to the confirmation of Trustee may, in the Trustee’s sole dis- portable toilets. Foreclosure Sale POSE OF THIS COMMUNICATION the sale and reinstatement of the loan cretion, delay the sale for up to one d. May – 2012 - Fecal Coliform violation due to IS TO COLLECT A DEBT AND ANY without the knowledge of the trustee. hour as provided in NCGS §45-21.23. Heavy rainfall and flow as a result of If the validity of the sale is challenged Should the property be purchased by 12 SP 151 INFORMATION OBTAINED WILL BE Tropical Storm Beryl. Under and by virtue of the power by any party, the trustee, in their sole a third party, that party must pay the USED FOR THAT PURPOSE, except IV. Notification: of sale contained in a certain Deed as stated below in the instance of discretion, if they believe the chal- excise tax, as well as the court costs This report is being made available to system users by of Trust made by William Grant and bankruptcy protection. lenge to have merit, may request the of Forty-Five Cents ($0.45) per One Esther Grant to Southern Title Co., IF YOU ARE UNDER THE PROTEC- court to declare the sale to be void Hundred Dollars ($100.00) required printing same in the News-Reporter and posting on the Trustee(s), dated the 24th day of Sep- TION OF THE BANKRUPTCY COURT and return the deposit. The purchaser by NCGS §7A-308(a)(1). Town’s website at www.lakewaccamaw.com. Additional infor- tember, 2004, and recorded in Book OR HAVE BEEN DISCHARGED AS A will have no further remedy. The property to be offered pursuant to mation or a copy of this report can be obtained by contacting 794, Page 177, in Columbus Coun- RESULT OF A BANKRUPTCY PRO- THIS IS A COMMUNICATION FROM A this notice of sale is being offered for the Town Hall at 910-646-3700. ty Registry, North Carolina, default CEEDING, THIS NOTICE IS GIVEN DEBT COLLECTOR. THE PURPOSE sale, transfer and conveyance “AS IS, having been made in the payment of TO YOU PURSUANT TO STATUTORY OF THIS COMMUNICATION IS TO WHERE IS.” Neither the Trustee nor V. Certification the note thereby secured by the said REQUIREMENT AND FOR INFOR- COLLECT A DEBT AND ANY INFOR- the holder of the note secured by the I certify, under penalty of law, that this report is complete Deed of Trust and the undersigned, MATIONAL PURPOSES AND IS NOT MATION OBTAINED WILL BE USED deed of trust/security agreement, or and accurate to the best of my knowledge. I further certify Substitute Trustee Services, Inc. INTENDED AS AN ATTEMPT TO COL- FOR THAT PURPOSE, except as stat- both, being foreclosed, nor the offi- that this report has been made available to the users of the having been substituted as Trustee LECT A DEBT OR AS AN ACT TO ed below in the instance of bankruptcy cers, directors, attorneys, employees, Lake Waccamaw WWTP and that the users were notified of its in said Deed of Trust by an instru- COLLECT, ASSESS, OR RECOVER protection. agents or authorized representative of availability. ment duly recorded in the Office of ALL OR ANY PORTION OF THE DEBT IF YOU ARE UNDER THE PROTEC- either the Trustee or the holder of the the Register of Deeds of Columbus FROM YOU PERSONALLY. TION OF THE BANKRUPTCY COURT note make any representation or war- County, North Carolina and the holder This 10th day of July, 2012. OR HAVE BEEN DISCHARGED AS A ranty relating to the title or any physi- Darren L. Currie of the note evidencing said indebted- RESULT OF A BANKRUPTCY PRO- cal, environmental, health or safety Town Manager September 24, 2012 ness having directed that the Deed of CEEDING, THIS NOTICE IS GIVEN conditions existing in, on, at or relat- 8B - The News Reporter, Monday, September 24, 2012
not limited to any transfer tax associ- the county courthouse of said county not limited to any transfer tax associ- COLUMBUS COUNTY Williamson, Walton & Scott, LLP Notice of Sale ated with the foreclosure. A deposit at 2:00 PM on October 1, 2012 the fol- ated with the foreclosure. A deposit The undersigned, Joyce H. Ellis hav- Attorneys at Law of five percent (5%) of the amount of lowing described real estate and any of five percent (5%) of the amount of ing qualified as Administratrix of P.O. Box 1467 IN THE GENERAL COURT OF the bid or seven hundred fifty dollars other improvements which may be the bid or seven hundred fifty dollars the Estate of Armond Lamar Ellis, Whiteville, NC 28472 JUSTICE ($750.00), whichever is greater, is situated thereon, in Columbus Coun- ($750.00), whichever is greater, is deceased, late of Columbus County, Sept. 17, 24, Oct. 1, 8, 2012 OF NORTH CAROLINA required and must be tendered in the ty, North Carolina, and being more required and must be tendered in the NC, this is to notify all persons hav- SUPERIOR COURT DIVISION form of certified funds at the time of particularly described as follows: form of certified funds at the time of ing claims against said Estate to pres- COLUMBUS COUNTY Public Notice the sale. This sale will be held open For a tie line begin at a nail set at the the sale. This sale will be held open ent them to the undersigned Admin- 11SP243 Town of Chadbourn ten days for upset bids as required intersection of SR No. 1757 and old ten days for upset bids as required istratrix on or before December 20, IN THE MATTER OF THE FORECLO- by law. Following the expiration of U.S. Highway 74-76, thence South 84 by law. Following the expiration of 2012 at Powell & Powell, Attorneys, SURE OF A DEED OF TRUST EXE- the statutory upset period, all remain- degrees 05 minutes 14 seconds West the statutory upset period, all remain- PO Box 428, Whiteville, NC 28472, CUTED BY ERIC STACY YOUNG The Town Council will hold a public ing amounts are IMMEDIATELY DUE 1,635.64 feet to an old pipe located ing amounts are IMMEDIATELY DUE or this Notice will be pled in bar of AND LINETTE JACOBS DATED JUNE hearing on Tuesday, October 2, 2012 AND OWING. Failure to remit funds in on the Southern right of way line of AND OWING. Failure to remit funds in their recovery. All persons indebted 20, 2006 AND RECORDED IN BOOK at 7:00 PM. The Public Hearing will a timely manner will result in a Dec- the Old Seaboard Coastline Railroad a timely manner will result in a Dec- to said Estate will please make imme- 856 AT PAGE 658 IN THE COLUM- be held at: laration of Default and any deposit (abandoned); thence South 01 degree laration of Default and any deposit diate payment to the undersigned BUS COUNTY PUBLIC REGISTRY, Town Hall will be frozen pending the outcome 30 minutes East 262.59 feet to an will be frozen pending the outcome Administratrix. NORTH CAROLINA Town Council Chambers of any re-sale. iron; said iron being the POINT AND of any re-sale. This the 13th day of September, 2012. Under and by virtue of the power and 602 North Brown Street SPECIAL NOTICE FOR LEASEHOLD PLACE OF BEGINNING; thence from SPECIAL NOTICE FOR LEASEHOLD Joyce H. Ellis, Administratrix authority contained in the above-ref- Chadbourn, North Carolina 28431 TENANTS: If you are a tenant resid- said beginning point so located, North TENANTS: If you are a tenant resid- 19258 Andrew Jackson Hwy., E. erenced deed of trust and because of The Public Hearing will be held for the ing in the property, be advised that an 88 degrees 30 minutes East 139.49 ing in the property, be advised that an Bolton, NC 28423 default in the payment of the secured following proposed changes to the Order for Possession of the property feet to an iron; thence south 01 Order for Possession of the property c/o J. Coburn Powell indebtedness and failure to per- following section of the Chadbourn may be issued in favor of the purchas- degree 39 minutes East 133.29 feet to may be issued in favor of the purchas- Powell & Powell, Attorneys form the stipulation and agreements Code of Ordinances: er. Also, if your lease began or was an iron; thence South 88 degrees 30 er. Also, if your lease began or was PO Box 428 therein contained and, pursuant to Case No.: TO-04-12- The Proposed renewed on or after October 1, 2007, minutes West 139.49 feet to an iron; renewed on or after October 1, 2007, Whiteville, NC 28472 demand of the owner and holder of Ordinance Prohibiting the Discharg- be advised that you may terminate the thence North 01 degree 30 minutes be advised that you may terminate the Telephone: (910) 642-2728 the secured debt, the undersigned ing of Grass Clippings or Other Lawn rental agreement upon 10 days writ- West 133.29 feet to the POINT AND rental agreement upon 10 days writ- September 17, 24, Oct. 1, 8, 2012 substitute trustee will expose for sale and Garden Materials in the Streets, ten notice to the landlord. You may PLACE OF BEGINNING, containing ten notice to the landlord. You may at public auction to the highest bidder Alleys, Sidewalks and Storm Drains be liable for rent due under the agree- 0.43 acre, more or less. be liable for rent due under the agree- NOTICE TO CREDITORS for cash at the usual place of sale at will prohibit the deposit, place, dis- ment prorated to the effective date of The above described tract is a por- ment prorated to the effective date of STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA the county courthouse of said county card, drop on or in any manner scatter the termination. tion of that property described in the termination. COUNTY OF COLUMBUS at 2:00 PM on October 1, 2012 the fol- any grass clippings, leaves, branches The date of this Notice is August deed recorded in Deed Book 445, The date of this Notice is July 11, The undersigned, JAMES E. STRICK- lowing described real estate and any or other lawn, garden, or tree waste in 30, 2012. Page 705, Columbus County Registry. 2012. LAND, has qualified as Administrator other improvements which may be or upon the streets, curbs, sidewalks, 11-020273 The above described tract is the 12-027046 of the Estate of THOMAS J. STRICK- situated thereon, in Columbus Coun- or alleys of the Town of Chadbourn Jonathan Blake Davis northernmost 0.43 acre as shown on Jacqueline Summer Hunt LAND, late of Columbus County, and ty, North Carolina, and being more except as permitted by the Code of Attorney for the Substitute Trustee map prepared by David B. Goldston, Attorney for the Substitute Trustee this is to notify all persons having particularly described as follows: Ordinances 10130 Perimeter Parkway, Suite 400 Jr., R.L.S., dated August 23, 1993, 10130 Perimeter Parkway, Suite 400 claims against said Estate to present Being all of Tract #3 containing 2.29 Copies of the proposed ordinance will Charlotte, NC 28216 entitled “Map of a Survey for Odell Charlotte, NC 28216 them to the undersigned on or before acres, more or less, as shown and be available at Chadbourn Town Hall (704) 333-8107 Corbett”. There is also hereby con- 704-333-8107 December 17, 2012 pursuant to North delineated on map prepared by Barry and the Town of Chadbourn’s website http://shapiroattorneys.com/nc/ veyed an easement over and upon http://shapiroattorneys.com/nc/ Carolina General Statute 28A-14-1, L. Barber, RLS dated June 6, 1997 (www.townofchadbourn.com). September 17, 24, 2012 that 12 foot wide roadway, the same Sept 17, 24, 2012 or this notice shall be pled in bar of and recorded in Map Book 63 at Page If you would like to provide public being recorded in Deed Book 553 their recovery. All persons indebted 85 Columbus County Registry. comments in favor or opposition to Page 856, Columbus County Registry. NOTICE TO CREDITORS to said Estate will please make imme- And Being more commonly known Notice of Sale this request, you will be able to do And Being more commonly known as: North Carolina, Columbus County diate payment to the undersigned at as: 3165 Pocosin Rd, Lake Wacca- so at the public hearing. If you have 10780 Sam Potts Hwy, Lake Wacca- The undersigned David B. Goldston, the following address: maw, NC 28450 IN THE GENERAL COURT OF questions regarding either ordinance, maw, NC 28450 III, having qualified as Executor of This the 17th day of September, 2012. The record owner(s) of the proper- JUSTICE you may contact Stevie Cox, Town The record owner(s) of the property, the Estate of David B. Goldston, Jr., JAMES E. STRICKLAND ty, as reflected on the records of the OF NORTH CAROLINA Manager at: (910) 654-4148. as reflected on the records of the Reg- deceased, late of Columbus County, 787 Lee Webb Rd. Register of Deeds, is/are Eric Stacy SUPERIOR COURT DIVISION September 24, 27, 2012. ister of Deeds, is/are Rudolph Antone NC, this is to notify all persons having Lake Waccamaw, NC 28450 Young. COLUMBUS COUNTY continued on page 12A and Celester H. Antone. claims against said Estate to present C. Greg Williamson The property to be offered pursuant 12SP107 The property to be offered pursuant them to the undersigned Executor on to this notice of sale is being offered IN THE MATTER OF THE FORE- to this notice of sale is being offered or before December 13, 2012 at Pow- for sale, transfer and conveyance “AS CLOSURE OF A DEED OF TRUST for sale, transfer and conveyance “AS ell & Powell, Attorneys, PO Box 428, IS, WHERE IS.” Neither the Trustee EXECUTED BY RUDOLPH ANTONE IS, WHERE IS.” Neither the Trustee Whiteville, NC 28472, or this Notice nor the holder of the note secured by AND CELESTER H. ANTONE DATED FARM - HOME FOR SALE nor the holder of the note secured by will be pled in bar of their recovery. All the deed of trust, being foreclosed, MARCH 20, 1998 AND RECORDED the deed of trust, being foreclosed, persons indebted to said Estate will nor the officers, directors, attorneys, IN BOOK 553 AT PAGE 858 IN THE nor the officers, directors, attorneys, please make immediate payment to employees, agents or authorized rep- COLUMBUS COUNTY PUBLIC REG- employees, agents or authorized rep- the undersigned Executor. resentative of either Trustee or the ISTRY, NORTH CAROLINA resentative of either Trustee or the This the 6th day of September, 2012. holder of the note make any repre- Under and by virtue of the power and holder of the note make any repre- David B. Goldston, III, Executor sentation or warranty relating to the authority contained in the above-ref- sentation or warranty relating to the 520 Mulberry Street title or any physical, environmental, erenced deed of trust and because of title or any physical, environmental, Shallotte, NC 28470 health or safety conditions existing default in the payment of the secured health or safety conditions existing c/o J. Coburn Powell in, on, at or relating to the property indebtedness and failure to per- Approximately 12+ Acres, Huge Utility Shed and in, on, at or relating to the property Powell & Powell, Attorneys being offered for sale. Any and all form the stipulation and agreements being offered for sale. Any and all PO Box 428 3 Bedroom, 2 Bath home. A Must-See! $189,500 responsibilities or liabilities arising out therein contained and, pursuant to responsibilities or liabilities arising out Whiteville, NC 28472 of or in any way relating to any such demand of the owner and holder of Shown by Appointment Only. of or in any way relating to any such Telephone: (910) 642-2728 condition expressly are disclaimed. the secured debt, the undersigned condition expressly are disclaimed. Sept. 10, 17, 24, Oct. 1, 2012 Sea Coast Advantage This sale is made subject to all prior substitute trustee will expose for sale Alma - Coldwell Banker This sale is made subject to all prior liens and encumbrances, and unpaid at public auction to the highest bidder NOTICE TO CREDITORS 910.619.2266 liens and encumbrances, and unpaid taxes and assessments including but for cash at the usual place of sale at NORTH CAROLINA taxes and assessments including but 910-755-7900
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