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LAW For Laypersons You do not have to obtain a . protective order under North Caro ' lina's Domestic Violence Act in order to receive protection. A person who alleges that he or she is a victim of domestic violence should be provided with some type of protection even before a pro tective order is issued, and so North Carolina's General Statutes provide that a law enforcement agency must respond to a request for assistance by a domestic violence victim as soon as practical. If, however, the agency receives multiple complaints made within a forty-eight hour period from the same victim, the law enforcement agency need not respond if it has reason to believe that immediate assistance is not needed. A law enforcement officer who responds to a call for help by a domestic violence victim is na turally authorized to take whatever > steps are reasonably necessary to protect the victim from harm, but what else should the officer do? Should the officer take the victim to the hospital or to the home of parents or friends? How far should a law enforcement officer go before he or she is meddling in the family's affairs? General Statutes ? SOB-5 says that the officer is authorized to advise the victim of sources of | shelter, medical care, counseling and other services. If the victim requests, the law enforcement of ficer may transport the victim to appropriate facilities such as hos pitals, magistrate's office, or public oyjrivate facilities for shelter. The officer may accompany the victim to his or her residence, within the jurisdiction in which the request for assistance was made, so that the victim may remove food, clothing, . medication and other such personal ' property as is reasonably necessary to enable the victim and any minor children in the care of the victim to remain elsewhere pending further proceedings. "This article is written us a matter oj general interest only. It is not to he construed as legal advice, und you should not rely on the statements made in the article to govern your actions in any specific ' case, if you have a particular question or problem, you should contact an attorney. " "Things That Matter" by Lucien Coleman > WHERE DID WE GET VALENTINE'S DAY? Valentine's Day was quite an occasion when I was in grade school. Back then, you could buy a big package of valentines for about a quarter, enough for everyone in your room at school. I remember going through the pile of valentines very carefully, ) selecting just the right card for each person. What a bold thing I thought it was to present a valen tine with the forthright caption, "I LOVE YOU," to the pretty blue eyed girl who sat in the desk next to mine. It was a popularity contest, of sorts. The best liked kids in class always went home with a big batch of valentines. Some got only one or I two. Your position in our grade " school caste system could pretty well be determined when the valentines were handed out. Where did all this business get started, anyway? What makes Feb ruary 14 such a special occasion? Almost anybody can tell you that Valentine's Day was named for a saint. The question is, which saint? . Would you believe there are no ' fewer than seven St. Valentines listed in official records of the ? church? Actually, none of these had anything to do with starting the celebration we know as St. Valen tine's Day. Some historians think it grew out of an ancient Roman festival called the Lupercalia. a carnival held on February 15. . However it got started, the r celebration has been around for a long time. Back in the 18th century people believed that the first person of the opposite sex that one met on Valentine's Day would be one's "valentine" for the coming year, and perhaps for life. In 1754, one young maiden wrote. "I lay abed and shut my eyes all the morning till he came to our house, for I would not have seen another man ^before him for all the world." The young folks would hold a lottery on St. Valentine's Eve. The names of the girls would be put into a box and drawn out by young men. Then each pair would exchange rwt dfWFyrfcf r? 1 suppose that was the forerunner of modern computerized date match ing services. (Address correspondence to ^THINGS THAT MATTER, P.O. TBox 60I5. Louisville, Ky. 40207) la:.:' i BUYING ? SELLING ? TRADING ? SERVICES SSI JOB OPPORTUNITIES O rey/.m-inrai H EF\ lEt^7 f^7\ "W: 'U?V! The News-Journal makes every effort to publish on ly reliable ads. We urge nur readers to carefully consider their investment and if you have doubt re garding the offer, to inves tigate carefully. Information on ALASKAN and OVERSEAS employment. Ex cellent income potential. Call (312) 741-9780 Extension 3323. 44-47C TEACHERS AIDE: BASIC MATH: Qualification, high school graduate, communications and clerical skills needed. Previous ex perience. Contact School, Sand hills Youth Center 944-2359, Ext. 9. 45-46C YOUNG MAN AS KITCHEN ASSISTANT. Part time. Wagon Wheel Restaurant. 875-5752. TFC .won THE WORLDS LARGEST BEAUTY COMPANY IS LOOK ING FOR PEOPLE WHO WANT TO MAKE GOOD MONEY. Must be over 18. For more information call collect 483-7071. 45C YARD-! Saturday, March 6, 223 N. Dickson St. Clothes, clothes, clothes, glassware, refrigerator, pots and pans, and spreads, 875-5171. 45P Saturday, March 6, Hwy. 211 West. 8 a.m. until 45P GIGANTIC YARD SALE: Satur day, March 6, 7 a.m. til 5 p.m., 408 Harris Ave. 45P YARD SALE & BAKE SALE: Fri day, March 5, 5 p.m. until - and Saturday, March 6, 8 a.m. until Rain or shine at North Raeford Fire Dept. 45P Saturday, March 6, 9:00 a.m. - 1 mile down Turnpike Road. 45P GIANT YARD SALE: Friday, March 5, 1-5 p.m. Allen's Beauty Box, 401 By-Pass, furn., clothing, spreads, curtains, and housewares. 45C FOR RENT 3/4 acre garden plots for rent. $45.00 each. Several available. The Johnson Co. 875-3550. 45-46C 1 CARD OF THANKS Words cannot adequately express our gratitude to those who express ed their sympathy and helpfulness to us so beautifully at the time of our recent sorrow. May God bless you all. The family of Edgar Pitt man. 45P In 1980 I participated in the launch event of "Mission to the 80s" in Suva, Fiji. After a great gathering of 30,000 people in the national stadium, missioners scat tered throughout the islands to work with the Fijian church. After a plane ride to another island. 1 was welcomed to a lovely village in a beautiful Fijian cere mony. A man whose face had looked into many a sea breeze spoke to me with intensity and feeling. He held out his hand, in which was a rah it a. The tabua. a whale's tooth, is a very precious possession in Fiji. It is treasured and passed on with great care. It is given as a sign of deep friendship or as a sign of love. It is often used as a means to break down walls of alienation. Once the tabua is given and accepted, the walls tumble down ? and a new relationship is formed. In Christ. God has acted to put us in a new relationship. And we are given this ministry of reconcili ation. When we receive a tabua. we ? must pass it along. PRAYERt O God of grace, help mc to put on Your gift of love to theee I meet. May thla world receive Your kingdom. In Jesus' name. Amen. FOR SALE: Residential lots, city water and sewer, financial terms can be arranged. Contact Younger Snead, Jr. at Hoke Auto Co. Phone 875-5591 between 7:30 a.m. and 5:30 p.m. TFC FOR RENT: Office Space with Conference Room Privileges, Manufacturing/Assembly and Warehouse Area. Pilot Equities, Inc., 227 N. Main St., Raeford, N.C. 875-4870. TFC FOR SALE: Thomasfield area. One acre wooded lots, public water, financing available, no city taxes. Pilot Equities, Inc., 875-4870. TFC 28 Acres cleared land, 7,201 lbs. tobacco, 3/4 miles on paved road, 54,000. 47 Acres, 30 acres cleared, pond, 2 bedroom mobile home. 9 miles from Raeford. $55,000. Lots suitable for Farmers Home Ad ministration homes, 1 1 miles from Raeford. Wood land, 10 to 20 acres on paved road 1 1 miles from Raeford, $550 per acre; We have other listings, homes and land. Brick Home: 1 acre, air/cond., oil duct heat, 14 x 24 shop. $37,000. Restaurant: 1 year old, Highway 15-501. $27,000, Older home: Highway 211 near Raeford, 2 acres, shop, 660 feet road front, $42,000.00. 11.77 acres, 550 ft. road frontage, 2800 lbs. tobacco. $14,000.; 50 acres, $990.00 per acre. Hubert M. Moss Building and Realty, 2490 E. Indiana Ave., Southern Pines, N.C. 944-2050. TFC FOR RENT: 1 bedroom, partially furnished apartment, stove & ref. included. $130.00 month. 875-5792 after 5 p.m. TFC 10 acres cleared land with natural pond site. On Happy Ridge Road. Call 704-289-8127 day; and 704-289-8 1 27 night . 44^7C 2 FURNISHED BEDROOMS WITH USE OF BATH, KIT CHEN AND DEN. $125.00 per month. Call 875-2062. 45P ^5S\aUT0M0BILES| ^^TfORSALeJ 1971 Chevrolet Truck. Excellent running condition. Call 875-4171 after 4 p.m. TFN 1978 Chevette, 4 door, Silver with red custom interior. AM/FM Radio, 4 speed, very clean. 875-5509 9:00 to 5:00 p.m.; 875-4401 after 5:00 p.m. TFC 1980 Chevrolet Manza, $4500.00, 1978 Mercury Zepher Z7, $3,750.00. Call 875-3251. TFC 1965 Chevrolet church bus, 57 passenger. New tires, new brakes, good mechanical condition. Can be seen at Byrds Garage, Hwy. 211, Ashley Heights, or call 944-1229 after 5 p.m. Asking $1200.00. TFC 1976 Dodge Truck Adventure Sport: AM/FM radio, air cond., sliding back glass, sport rim, new radial tires. Will sacrifice at $2, 100. Phone 875-8706. 45P LOBLOLLY OR WHITE PINE SEEDLINGS AVAILABLE FREE TO HOKE COUNTY RESIDENTS. NICKEL OR LESS EACH HANDLING CHARGE ACCORDING TO QUANTITY. CALL 875-8685 OR COME BY Hoke Soil A Water Conservation Office, Room 202, Raeford Post Office. 45-46C FOR SALE Approx. 9' x 12' BRAIDED RUGS - $59.95 - 100% WOOL ORIENTAL RUGS - $299.95. 50% OFF on Seconds. Over 10,000 Rugs. 919-576-3211, Troy, N.C. TFC 1080 6 row International 386 Planters with Herbicide at tachments and monitors. Call 875-2750. TFC 12 x 14 foot building with half bath. Call 875-2530. 45P SPLIT RAIL CYPRESS FENCE. S9.50 PER SECTION. (8 ft. sec tions) CALL 875-8531 TO PLACE YOUR ORDER. TFC Spinet-Console Piano Bargain; Wanted: Responsible party to take over low monthly payments on spinet piano. Can be seen locally. Write Credit Manager: P.O. Box 832, Lincolnton, N.C. 28092. 43-45P Oak, some hickory, firewood. Vi cprd. $40.00 delivered and stack ed. 875-4825. 44-46C One alto Saxophone and one tenor Saxophone. Excellent condition, Call 875-8875. 45P Blue bird and Wren bird houses, $S.00 each and squirrel boxes, $7.50. Painted and ready to use. Call Jack A. Ellis, 875-4081. 45P Cast iron Franklin Fireplace heater. List $320.00, selling price $135.00. Used very little. Phone 875-8706. 45 P "'SC. | FRUIT TREES, nut trees, berry plants, grape vines, landscaping plant material -- offered by one of Virginia's largest growers. FREE COPY 48 pg. Planting Guide -Catalog in color, on request. WAYNESBORO NURSERIES -Waynesboro, Va. 22980. 41 -44P IT'S SPRING planting time! Free copy 48-page Planting Guide Catalog in color-offered by one of Virginia's largest growers of fruit trees, nut trees, berry plants, grape vines, landscaping plant material. WAYNESBORO NURSERIES -Waynesboro, Va. 22980. 45-58P AUTOMOTIVE I DIESEL REPAIR Major & Minor Overhauls Nixon's Auto Repair 875-4992 ? ANY TIME McGINMS PLUMBING & SUPPLY Bathroom Remodeling Terms Available T*l 875 8*1 MCDONALD'S TIRE & RECAPPING BUYS Junk & Salvaged Cars Call 875-2079 BOWMORE Tire Center Located Next To Davit' Kaah Mart Recapped and Used Tires 401 South Bowmora. N.C. See Frank Davis 875-2928 House of the Week Thlt beautiful brick ixnttr trl-leoel home U located on a I mere lot on Lewis Street. It Km 4 BR a, J full cermmlc baths, den w /fireplace, LR. DR, garage 6 2294 *q. ft. Aasumable Loan at lou> rate. Call Ralph Huff at 875-8305 ft Avery Council Agency 501 Harris Ave p.o. Drawer "S" Racford, North Carolina 28376 (919) 875-8305 mis ? ratals ? cowtwcnoa MOBILE HOMES Repossessed Mobile Home For Sale. $495.00 down. Conner Mobile Homes of Raeford, phone 875-3811. TFC FOR RENT: 3 bedroom mobile home. Call 875-3811 day ask for Laura; after 6 p.m. call 875-5230. TFC Furnished trailers for RENT: From $145.00-5155.00 per month. No pets. Small children only. LaFayette Woods Mobile Home Park. 875-8666. TFC MOBILE HOME LOT FOR RENT: with garden space. 875-3932. 42-45P 2 bedroom mobile homes for rent: Harmony Heights Mobile Home Park. $130.00 per month and up. Call after 6 p.m. and anytime on weekends. 425-4914 or 424-1457. TFC REPOSSESSIONS 2 & 3 bedroom mobile homes. Low downpayment and assume loan. Call Ken Garner at Taylor Factory Outlet 488-7537. 45C JUST ONE LOOK! That's all it takes to see why Mansion Mobile & Modular built homes stand head & shoulders above the competi tion. Tastefully furnished & con structed" from the highest quality materials, Mansion is indeed in a class by itself. For a personal tour, call me today. TOMMY PARKER AT JOE STRICKLAND REAL TY & MOBILE HOME SALES, Hwy 301/95 in Fayetteville Vi mile South of airport exit. 425-8151 9-6 Mon.-Sat. Closed Sunday. 45-48C FOR RENT: Country Living - 3 bedroom, private lot, $350.00 mo. plus deposit. Call 875-5239. 45C Davis Bridge vicinity - Male dog -Doberman - German Shepherd mix-praclc" with markings' Answers to name Puku. Call after 5 p.m. 875-3776. 45P McNeill s appliance & PLUMBING Repoir all makes of major appliances & plumbing repair Floyd McNeill 875 4733 ROOFING Specializing In All Types Insurance Repairs Call For Free Estimate On Any Construction A & G CONSTRUCTION Archie Maxwell, President Tel. 875-4885 WE BUY OLD JUNK CARS from 8:00 AM - 5:30 PM 875-3659 Beasley's Body Shop NOTICE All classified advertising must be paid for in advance unless vou have an established ad vertising account. Classified ad rates are 10 cents per word with a minimum of $1.50. The classified advertising deadline is 2 p.m. each Tuesday. SERVICES Household furniture upholstered by experts. Call Hoke Auto Co. 875-5591. TFC Autos reupholstered by experts. Call Hoke Auto Co., 875-5591. TFC DISCOUNT PINEHURST LINGERIE AND LADIES WEAR. Located on Airport Road, 8 a.m. til 6 p.m., Monday Saturday. 45P LAWN MOWING: I can beat the current price and do a better job. Local references. Call 875-5943. 45P Tobacco poundage. Earl Hendrix, Rt. 1 , Box 87, 875-3 1 80. TFC Good used four drawer filing cabinet. Call 875-8913 day and 875-2504 after 6 p.m. TFN HOMES & LAND REAL ESTATE, INC. (In Front of Burlington Mills) Tel. 875-5132 Night 875-3562 875-2246 JACK'S THRIFT SHOP MAIN ST. buy and Mil used b mw lurmtura ap pJiancea. bedding oddi b ends of value We do woodwork, and income tan returns 875 8802 WHEEL ALIGNMENT NEW TIRES and RECAPPING MCDONALD'S TIRE RECAP. SERVICE PHONE 875-2079 114 RACKET ALLEY & STEWART STREET MISSION SRLE OPEN DAILY 281-4243 New 6 Pieces Living Room Suite ? '350, Wr inger Washer ? '60 Dryer - '150, Old Bed Bo* Springs & Mattress ? '100. V? Hollywood Bed - '60, Twin Bed Hollywood Style - *60, Camper Sink & Cabinet - '45, Odd Choirs -'10 eoch, Carpet 9*12 - '35, Dishwasher -'75, Cochopoo Dog Wale 8 Months Old, loves children ? '4S. New lomps - '25 pr.. Nearly New China Cabinet - '295, Rollawoy Bed - '35. Chest - '25, New Hope Chests -'60. Refrigerator - '25 Battery Woll Clock -*8. New love Seat & Chair - '25. New Sofa -'200. Lawn Mowers - '35 eo Garden Tiller -'75, End Tobies - '10 eo.. Sewing Machines -'50 Whot-Not Stond '15, Book Coses - '10 ea.. Metal Dresser - '20 Chest & Dresser to match - '100 TV - '10 eo New Potio Tobies & Choirs ? '150 Stereo Outfit ? '35, & Miscellaneous Items Take 211 N to Parks Restaurant and turn left Go approximetely 4 miles and watch for eign on right _ TERMITES? CALL 944-2474 LOCALLY OWNED & OPERATED Complete Pest Control Service - Specialized in Residential Commercial & Industrial Pest Control Free Estimates ABERDEEN EXTERMINATING CO. ABSOLUTE AUCTION Saturday, March 13 - 10 A.M. Furniture - Antiques Much More Wt Will Soli The Personal Property Of MRS. WALTER MORGAN Smtm To Bm Hmtd At Nmt/onml Oumrd Armory Sm Next Week's News-Journal For List Or Contact: DeVone Realty & Auction 11# South Main Raaford, N.C. 875-2528 DmnM H. DmVmna, Auction? r Lie na
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