Area Incidents
Thermal Underwear, Tools Are Taken
The following were reported to
the Hoke County Sheriffs Depart
ment.
A 1979 Chevrolet owned by Jose
Alberto Arroyo of Ft. Bragg was
found Sunday burned in a ditch on
SR 1413 a quarter of a mile from
the Rockfish-Wayside Road.
Pamela Wansley Walters of Rt.
4, Raeford, reported Monday
Health Watch Advises
someone broke into her house and
stole a color television set. a box of
tools, and a TV antenna rotor.
A white man about 22 years old
and b feet tall pumped $23.86
worth of gas into his vehicle at
Short Stop 54 on Rt. 1. Parkton,
and drove away without paying.
Two socket "sets valued "at $175
were stolen from Jerry's Auto
Don't Overdress For Cold-weather Jogging
It one of your New Year's
resolutions was to start jogging,
don't he deterred by the cold
weather. While it may seem un
pleasant. cold weather is not too
much of a problem and can even be
enjoyable if you take the right
precautions.
The biggest problem to avoid is
the tendency to overdress. As the
temperature falls you might tee I the
need to throw on an extra sweat
shirt. heavy gloves, and just about
anything eise to ward off the cold.
All these extra garments will do is
weight you down and make your
running more difficult and uncom
fortable.
Actually, the key to winter
running is to wear just enough to
keep you comfortable. You might
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\fen making walking easier on Main Street Friday,
Trees on East Prospect Avenue bearing snow-covered ice.
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Snow photos in this edition
were taken Friday
by Pam Frederick
of The News-Journal staff .
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feel chilly at first, but as you warm
up you will be surprised at how
much heat your body will generate
during exercise. As an example, a
study by Canada's National Re
search Council showed that the
amount of clothing needed to keep
a resting person comfortable at 70
degrees will keep a runner com
fortable at temperatures well below
freezing.
Understanding the body's heat
ing priorities will give you the best
clue as to how to dress for cold
weather running. Its first priorities
are to keep the head and torso
warm. Should these areas begin to
cool, extra heat is directed there by
the body's regulating mechanism.
If the head and torso continue to
cool, shivering begins -- the body's
way of forcing the muscles to work
and create heat.
On the other hand, if the head
and torso are kept warm, excess
heat is available to send elsewhere,
like to fingers and toes. The
important thing then is to wear a
warm hat and enoVigh clothes to
protect your chest, stomach, and
back and you will be as comfortable
in winter as you are in the spring.
It is also beneficial to take a little
extra time to do stretching and
warm-up exercises before running
in cold weather. Since these can be
done indoors you can get a head
start on stoking the internal
furnace.
Also, after you have run. in any
weather, it is a good idea to cool
down gradually outdoors. Don't
just stop running, but take about
ten minutes to walk around and
stretch before going indoors.
7>e?s decorated with snow and ice on snow-covered Old Farm Road.
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This picture was taken on Edi/thorough Avenue.
Only the female polar bear hibernates.
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Repair, Rt. 2. Raeford, by someone
who broke into his building, be
tween January 8 and 10.
A break-in was reported January
1 1 at Marvis Sturdivant's residence
on Rt. 1, Raeford. Nothing was
reported missing but about S20
damage was done to a back window
by the intruder.
The following were reported to
the Raeford Police Department.
Police Chief Leonard Wiggins said.
Someone took a S4.59 pair of
thermal underwear from Macks
Stores January 12 and ran but
dropped it outside the door. No one
has been arrested yet.
Mrs. Singletary of 506 Grant
Ave. reported January 15 that on
January 11 a clarinet and its case
valued at $300 was missing from
her car after she left it parked in
Edenborough Shopping Center.
Peggy Heath Cook, 211 W.
Central Ave., reported January 16
someone took the battery, coil wire
and FM converter from their places
in their car and left them while it
was parked near the A&P in
Edenborough Shopping Center.
A&P employees saw two people at
the car. Nothing was carried away
but the damage amounted to about
SI 25.
Someone stole a pack of cigar
ettes from Macks Monday. Law
rence Hailey of Rt. 1 , Raeford. was
arrested and charged with larceny.
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Service
Personnel
Airman Lewis D. Allen, son of g
Mr. and Mrs. Eddie H. Allen Jr. of 1
Rt. 1. Raeford. has been assigned
to Chanute Air Force Base, ill,,
after completing Air Force basic
training.
During the six weeks at Lackland
Air Force Base, Texas, the airman
studied the Air Force mission,
organization and customs and re
ceived special training in human
relations. *
In addition, airmen who com- f
plete basic training earn credits
toward an associate degree in
applied science through the Com
munity College of the Air Force.
The airman will now receive 1
specialized instruction in the
avionics systems field.
His wife. Tammy, is the daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Dunham of 504 Brooklyn Circle,
Hope Mills, i
Allen is a 1976 graduate of Hoke I
County High School, Raeford.
ms TAX TIPS
Tax Benefits for Older Americans
If you are age 55 or older, you could
be eligible for a once-in-a-lifetime
exclusion of up to $100,000 of gain on
the sale of your home, or up to
S125.000 if you sold your home after
July 20. 1981.
If you are age 65 or older you can take
an extra SI ,000 tax exemption for age
on your tax return
If you receive a pension or annuity,
you may have federal income tax
withheld from the payments by
completing a Form W-4P, "Pension.
Annuity, or Sick Pay Recipient's
Request for Federal Income Tax
Withholding."
A puOfcc service message from
tbe internal Revenue Service
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CONSOLIDATED REPORT OF CONDITION
Including Domestic Subsidiaries
The Bank of Raeford
STATE BANK NO 66 422
FEDERAL RESERVE DISTRICT NO 531
of Raeford, Hoke County,
State of N.C. 28376
at the close of business on
December 31, 1981
ASSETS
1 Ceah and due fram depository institutions
2 U S Traasu^y securltiee
3 Obligations of Other U S Oovern-nent ?Q+r*c >*e end corporstions
4 OW-gat-on? of State? and political subdivisions m the United State?
5 Other bond?, note? end debenture?
8 Federal Reeerve stock and corporate slock
7 Trading account securltiee
8 Federal fund? sold and securities pu'chssed under sgraements u
B a Loan? Total (siciuding un earned ncoma)
b Leea allowance for poss<bis io?" io??a?
c Loan? Hat
10 Leeee financing race-vsWes
11 Bank pram. see furniture and f?*turee and other assets representing b?<
12 Real eaiete owned other than bank prem.se*
13 Investment? in uncon*oi<dsted aub?<d<?'ie? and asaocisted compen.as
14 Cuetomers liability to th.s benk on ecceptencee outstsndmg
15 Other ??aet?
1ft TOTAL ASSETS (sum pi items 1 thru 14)
LIABILITIES
17 Demend deposit? of mdividusis partnership? snd corporstons
i$ Time and savings deposits of individuals pertner?h.p? snd corpo'st-on?
19 Deposit? of United State? Oovernmsnt
20 Oeposns of States ?nd political ?ubdrv<?>on? in th? United States
21 DeooeJta of foreign governments and official mat.tution?
22 Oeooeits of commerciei benks
23 Certified snd officers checks
24 Totsl Deposits (sum of items 17 thru 23)
a(1) Total demand deposit
a(2) Total t.me and M*>ng? depos ts
23 Federsi tunds purchased end ?ecuM>e? so'd under egraemert? to repurchase
26 s intereet-baer ng demsnd not?? (note be'ence?) ??ued to the U S Tree aonr
b Other Mabihita? for borrowed money
27 Mortgege ndebtedn??? and i.ebility for cap>tai'(ed ?e*e?
?8 Bank ? I ability o? acceptance? eiecuted and outstanding
29 Other liabilities
30 TOTAL LIABILITIES (excluding aubord
31 Subordinated notes and debentures
EQUITY CAPITAL
32 Preferrad ?tock
33 Common ?tock
34 Surplus
36 Undivided pro*t?
36 Reserve for contingencies ?nd other cap-1 ...
37 TOTAL EQUITY CAPITAL Hum of item? 32 thru 38)
38 TOTAL LIABILITIES ANO EQUITY CAPITAL <?um of .tem* 30 J1 and 37)
MEMOAANOA
1 Amounta out?t?ndmg ?? of report date a(i) Standby latter? o* credit totei
a(2) Amount o' standby letters of credit m Memo item taP) convayad to oih?
b Time certificates of deposit in denommetions of $100 000 or mors
c Other time 4epoe<ts in s mounts of 8100 000 or more
2 Average to r 30 calendar dey??or calendar month) ending with report dete
s Cash snd due from depository institutions fcorreepond? to item 1 ebove)
* Federsi funds sold snd securities purchased under egraemants to raeet' fcorreepond? to tern I sbove)
nd deoe^tu'??)
"?tporvh ta Memerand? rf??i lb abtm)
c Tofei 'oen? (corre?pdnde to rtem 8a ebovei
d Tgn? certificate? of deposits ?? aeeemtnettoas e* 1100 000
e Total deposit? ftorreeponde to item 24 ebove)
f Federal fundi purtfcete* an* securities said under afrsementi to repurchase correspond to rteat n above
9 Other iieba tiee tor borrowed money (cor ree pond? to item 28b ebove)
h Total
b No ?n?ra? outstai
l through pert. c> :>el on?
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