Arm Wrestling Contest On March 29 Who's got the strongest arm in Hoke County? Hoke County Parks and Recreation Commission will be sponsoring an Arm Wrestling Contest to determine who does have the strongest right or left arm! The contest will be held at the Gibson Gym on Monday, March 29, at 7 p.m. In order to compete you must fill in the registration blank below and return to the Parks and Recreation office prior to 5 p.m. on Wednesday, March 24. The contest will be a double elimination tourney with the following weight divisions: Right handed Left handed 0-135 0-176 136-150 177-up 151-165 166-185 186-200 201-220 There must be at least four participants per division before a trophy will be awarded. The winner in each division will receive a trophy. There is a $1 .00 entry fee per participant. Each partici pant will be weighed prior to the start of the competition. No cheating! OFFICIAL ENTRY BLANK NAME ADDRESS AGE BODY WEIGHT MONEY ENCLOSED $ I hereby release Hoke County Parks and Recreation and Hoke County High School from all liability for injuries incurred by me at the Arm Wrestling Championship. Signature Date Return to: Hoke County Parks and Recreation Commission, 125 W. Elwood Ave., Raeford, N.C. 28376. I DARE YOU TO ENTER AND EARN THE BRAGGING RIGHTS!!! #Flora Macdonald Homecoming Celebrated Flora Macdonald Academy cele brated its Homecoming February The week preceding the Home coming game the students had Spirit Week. There were such activities as Mr. Irresistible Day. Mix-match Day. and Western Day. Then on Friday the Homecoming activities were held in the Lumber ton Recreation Center. Both the girls' varsity basketball team and the Boys Varsity Basketball team competed. The visiting team was * Wallace O'Neal. During half-time of the boys' game the Homecoming Court was presented and the new Homecom ing Queen was crowned. The representatives were as follows: Junior Beta-Vi Luker. escorted by Kyle C'havis; Seventh Grade-Beth McLeod. escorted by Artie Fitz gerald; Eighth Grade-Paula Prid gen. escorted by James Askuv: ^ Student Government-Missy Tyn ? dale, excorted by Carl Gentry; Beta Club-Todd Buie. escorted by Joey Pate; annual Annual Stall- Millie Locklear. escorted by Andy Burns; Business Club- Ruth Bodenhei mer, escorted by Tim Parnell; Journalism Club- Jeanne Harding, escorted by Chuck Smith; Science Club- Lisa Inman. escorted by Wade Maness; the bovs basketball team-Lynn Wright, escorted by Kelly Wicker; and the returning Homecoming Queen ot 1980*1981. Sheila Adams, escorted by Billy Pridgen . The representatives and the re luming queen carried white mums with blue ribbons. After the court was presented the 1981-1982 Homecoming Queen was announc ed by the headmaster. Eugene McKeithan. The new queen is Todd Buie.She received red roses and was crowned by the 1980-81 queen. *0RTH CAROLINA H0kf? Hike calling EAI BORDEN MILK $1 Was 2.09 I DIP ICE CREAM m j $ Was 30{ 200 PRS. BLUE JEANS Size 21" to 52" J9" Pair HOT DOG -HAMBURGER 2/89' Was 2/M 11 Enjoy in returnable bottle 84 2 LTR. COKE { Was M19 plus deposit EXXON GAS REG. 1 1 8 GALLON UNLEADED 1** GALLON By Popular Rmqumst Wm Hmvm A NEW SHIPMENT OF HOUSEPLANTS 4 cup 99* RENTAL T Hours: 7:30 a.m. -9 p.m. WE ACCEPT FOOD STAMPS JIMMY'S Grocery and Gas 401 North beside Tonglewood Motel S75-4704 Ladies' Volleyball Results , The final matches (it the 1982 Ladies' Volleyball schedule con cluded Monday. March I. Michael's defeated the Potted Plants 15-4. and 15-9. Jcancttc Townsend and Marilyn Dial gathered 15 points to iead Mi chaels. The Potted Plants were sparked by Judy Taylor and Kathy Long. Also at 7:15. the Debatables downed Nixon's Misfits 15-7. and 15-6. Ginny Johnson served nine points to direct the Debatables. while Becky Baker paced Nixon's Misfits. Excitement continued at 8 as the Potted Plants out battled the Hide-Aways 15-8. and 15-12. Sharon Blue picked up 8 straight points tor the Potted Plants. Diane Scarboro and Shirley Melton led the contention tor the Hide-Aways. The most thrilling match of the niuht naircd Michael's and the Young and Restless. Michael's picked up the win 15-8. 9-15. 18-16. Both teams battled in a real struggle tor victory. Outstanding efforts were displayed by both Michael's and the Young & Rest less. To cap the action, the Aggressors downed the Hide-Aways 15-4. and 15-5. Delisa and Krystal Lunsford along with Joy Hottel led the attack by the Aggressors. The Hide-Aways were directed by Sara Norton. Standings End of Regular Season Aggressors Michael's Debatables W L 6 0 5 1 4 2 Polled Plants Hide- A ways Nixon's Mi stlis Young A Restless 3 2 4 I 5 0 6 School Menu Friday, March 12 Vegetable Beef Soup Crackers Peanut Butter & Jelly Sandwich Cinnamon Bun Milk Monday, March 15 Hamburger Steak Rice, Gravy Green Beans Cheese Biscuit Fruit Milk Tuesday, March 16 Hot Dog on Bun w /Chili French Fries Slaw Chocolate Cake w/lcing Milk Wednesday, March 17 St. Patrick's Day Pork Chop Pattie w/Gravy Fluffy Rice Green Beans Crusty Rolls Lime Jello w/Fruit Milk Thursday, March 18 Fried Chicken Fluffy Potatoes Broccoli Rolls Apple Milk NAACP To Meet I he Hoke County NAACP Chap ter will meet March IN at 7:30 p.m.