Boy Scout
Council
To Meet
The Cape Fear Area Council,
Boy Scouts of America, will
hold its Executive Board
Meeting on Wednesday,
November 20th at 7:00 p. m.
in a supper meeting at the
Holiday Motel near Wliitcville.
At this time the annual
election of officers for IW
will be made and plans and the
program lor !' discussed.
The meeting will be presided
over by Council Vice President,
C. P. Wayne of Wliitcville.
Other reports for the meeting
will be the reports of units of
the Council by Carlton Sligh of
Burgaw, Council
Commissioner.
District Reports will be
given by Silas Vaughn of
Laurinburg of the Western
District; George Hallard of
Lumberlon of Central District;
Lrnic Ford of Wliitcville of
Waccamaw District: and Dr. I).
R. Whitlemorc of Wilmington
of Coastal District.
Operating Committee
reports will he given by W. K.
Lathan of Clarkton for
Advancement; Malcolm
McLeod of Lumbcrton for
Camping and Activities; lister
Lowe of Soulhport for
Organisation and Lxtcnsion;
Bill Hair of Fliiabclhtown for
Leadership Training; and Dr.
Hugh McArn of Laurinburg for
Health and Safely.
Brooks Shuping, Council
Finance Chairman, has asked
that all communities complete
their fall finance campaign '
Wreck Fatal
To Ivey Hall
Funeral services for Ivcy I.
Hall Jr., 2S, were conducted
Sunday from Ashley Heights
Baptist Church by the Rev.
A.I. Robertson Jr. Burial was
in Ashley Heights Cemetery.
Hall died Saturday of a
broken neck (according to
Moore County coroner) when
his car went off the road and
overturned on Bethesda Road.
Surviving are his wife, Mrs.
Jcanette Moss Hall; a daughter,
Charline of the home; his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ivey Hall
of Southern Pines; a brother,
Melvia Ray Hall of Southern
Pines.
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Sewer Work
Bids Requested
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THURSDAY, NOVFMHI R 14. I "(.8 PAGIi 3
BRONZE STAR AWARD - John E. Reedy accepts
congratulations from his commanding officer when the local boy
was presented the Bronze Star Medal in Vietnam recently. A
member of Headquarters and Headquarters Battery, 25th Inf.
Division Artillery, his present duly is Intelligence NCO.
While serving in Vietnam, he worked as the assistant
intelligence officer and the mm commissioned officer in charge
of the Tactical Opus Center. His group was responsible for
keeping abreast of the enemy situation and was required to
return an effective fire upon enemy positions.
He is the husband of Mrs. Ethel F. Reedy of Racford Rt. .1,
and son-in-law of Mr. and Mrs. N. D. Baker, Racford Rt. His
parents arc John E. and Mis. Hazel Reedy of Pennsylvania.
And 1 said, O my Ood, I am
ashamed . . .; for our iniquities
arc increased over our head,
and our guiltiness is shown up
unto the heavens. (Ezra ':h,
ASV)
Here we have one of the real
prayers of confession of the
Bible. Such a prayer is the
doorw ay to the throne of God.
Ezra views his nation in moral
ruin, and he is aware that a
nation can be no stronger than
the moral character of its
citizens.
1 he burden of his prayer is
for transformed lives, cleansed
hearts, empowered wills, and
social righteousness. He would
rebuild his nation by bringing
the sins of his people before
the face of God and confessing
them unreservedly. He knows
that only then can he count
upon God as an ally.
Ezra has a word for us. The
world is in desperate crisis
because all have sinned
grievously. We come before
God in the right spirit when we
come in true repentance and
confession of our sins,
individual and social.
PRAYER: Almighty God,
enable us to acknowledge our
dependence upon Thy purity
that would cleanse our
unclcanness. Lead us to confess
before Thee our manifold sins
and wickedness, and to desire
above all that the lives of our
people may be transformed
First steps are being taken to
eliminate unhealthy conditions
at the Kaeford Sewage Disposal
Plant as well as unpleasant
odors being experienced by
residents of the Old Raeford
Road area where the facility is
located.
After more than a year's
study by engineers, bids are
this week being called for with
plant expansion in mind.
Funds have been made
available through a $700,000
bond referendum last spring,
augmented recently by an
appropriation of government
funds.
A waste treatment plant of
the contact stabilizer type,
completed in l4, was
Local Soldier
Receives Bronze
Star Medal
A local man was presented
the Bronze Star Medal for
outstanding performance in
Southeast Asia.- The citation
said:
"Technical Sgt. Bobbie D.
Lundy distinguished himself by
meritorious service as a non
commissioned officer in
charge. Maintenance,
Detachment IS, 1st Combat
Evaluation Group, Republic of
Vietnam, while serving with
friendly foreign forces engaged
in ground operations against an
opposing armed force from
Sept. 12, l7 to March 12,
lK.
"During this period, Sgt.
Lundy displayed outstanding
technical knowledge and
supervisory ability which
contributed materially to the
success of the unit mission of
providing Ground Directed
Bombing Radar capability in
Southeast Asia. Die exemplary
leadership, personal endeavor,
and devotion to duty displayed
by Sgt. Lundy in this
responsible position reflect
great credit upon himself and
the United Stales Air Force."
Lundy is ihc son of Mr. and
Mrs. A. J. Lundy of Racford.
His wife, Ihc former Kathleen
Jackson, and two sons,
Lawrence and Allen, live in
Racford, also.
originally designed to serve a
population of 14,470. lis
capacity failed to be adequate
in less than four years, not
because the population jumped
from 3,058 (census of l'60) to
15,000 (the town is not
expected to reach even 6, (XX)
until I'JKO) but because of the
industrial growth of the
community.
Raeford industries, most ol
which have experienced major
expansion in recent years,
include: Pacific Mills, Inc.,
weavers and dyers of worsted
textile products. 2. Raeford
Turkey Farms, Inc., processors
of poultry. 3. Upchurch Milling
Co., producers of poultry feed.
4. Hoke Concrete Works,
producers of building products.
5. Uniroyal, Inc., producers of
auto tire fabrics.
Sewage flow from just two
of these factories is almost
three times that built up by the
town's population.
While promoting prosperity
in the community, expansion
of the plants resulled in
overworked existing water and
sanitation facilities.
"The present waste
treatment plant is overloaded,
burdening the community with
a public health nuisance as well
as causing unneccssaiy
pollution of the receiving
streams," the town's engineer
reported following extensive
study. He recommended that
the plant's hydraulic capacity
be increased by renovation of
the present facility.
The existing outfall sewer
that carries the town's sewage
and industiial waste to the
treatment facility is composed
of 12-inch and I H-inch sewer
pipelines. Il has been
determined that the town
needs to provide additional
outfall capacity by
construction of 18-iuch and
24-inch outfall paralleling the
existing facility, thus sullicieut
capacity would he provided to
meet the town's projected
requirement.
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