Five Burlington Employees Retire
Robert D. Sands
The Raeford Plant of Burlington
Industries recently had five long
service employees retire within a
few weeks of each other.
Each of these retirees had over 25
years service with the company and
received an engraved retirement
plaque and Bible.
Two recently reached milestones
in their employment histories (30
and 35 years) and received addi
tional gifts.
The retired employees are:
Robert D. Sands - 25 years,
maintenance technician; Lois Scar
boro - 30 years, backwinder tender;
Harry L. McMinis ? 31 years,
maintenance technician; Elizabeth
R. Newton ? 31 years, twister
g tender; and Mary C. Maples - 35
? years, hand draw-in.
Elizabeth R. Newton
Lois Scurhoro H.L. McMinis Mary C. Maples
Foreign Problems Discussions Set
"Great Decisions '82." the U.S.
Foreign Policy Associaiton's annual
discussion program of current
worldwide topics, will be offered at
the Hoke County Library each
Wednesday March 1 7- May is. from
10 a.m. to 1 1 :45 a.m.
The discussion leaders will be
retired Ambassadors Max Krebs of
Jackson Springs and Findley Burns
of Southern Pines, and Talmadge
Lancaster, former head of the
Tehran American school, now
superintendent of Samarkand
Manor at Eagle Springs.
People planning to attend may
register at 9:30 a.m. Thursday at
the library. The registration fee is
S8 for anyone under age t>5 and
none for those 65 or older.
Each discussion period will cover
a different subject. The subjects are
related to Central American. Wes
tern Europe. American defense.
Japan, global inflation, the Palesti
nians. the USSR and Poland, and
protecting the world's resources.
"Great Decisions" is sponsored
by Sandhills Community College.
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AND
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875-2201
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BOOKS FOR McLA UCHLIN - The Education Department of the Raeford Junior Woman 's Club gave five
children 's books to the McLauchlin School Library March 9. This picture was taken as the books were being
presented in the school library. L-R -- Jane Britt, president of the dub; Betty Williamson, dub treasurer;
McLauchlin Principal Floyd Caldwell; and McLauchlin Librarian Peggy Gillis. The two club officers also are
members of the Education Department. (Staff photo).
Club Group Gives Books To School
The Raeford Junior Woman's
Club Education Department gave
five children's books to the
McLauchlin School Library March
9.
The books are: "Look at Me
Now!" a Golden Book in coopera
tion with the Menniger Foundation
for solving problems of childhood;
"What Is A Flower?" a child's
Golden Science Book, a simple in
troduction to flowering plants;
"Smokey Beards Camping Book,"
forest lore, safety tips, and out
door fun for young campers and
especially beneficial for fire
prevention; "The A to Z No-cook
Cookbook," a Golden Cook Book
for the experimenting teacher and
child; no stoves or ovens; and
"The One Word Storybook," a
Golden Book for children, totally
for fun.
Sue Harris speaking to South Hoke students and teachers. [Staff photo].
Crime Control Puppet Shows Given
The "Good News Gang" of the
State Department of Crime Control
and Public Safety gave programs
for the students of South Hoke and
West Hoke schools March 9.
The pictures were taken at the
South Hoke program, during the
immediately after it ended.
The program, sponsored by the
Hoke County 4 H clubs and the
state department, told the young
sters.
The youngsters were told by
puppets and a "live" person about
the laws concerning shoplifting and
vandalism and the importance of
making records of their bicycles
and other personal property in case
they are stolen.
Among the visitors was McGruff,
the "crime biter dog" of the state
department's television crime
prevention advertisements. Mc
GrutT went through the audience,
shaking hands (the children's) with
paws (his), in his familiar hat.
trench coat and long pants.
The puppets were handled by
Betty East, Connie Lenckus and
Linda Griffin, and the "live"
person who spoke to the audience
was Sue Harris.
The programs at the two schools
were sponsored by the Hoke County
4-H clubs and the state depart
ment.
Hoke Senior To Be Honored
Stephanie Scriven, a Hoke
County High School senior, has
been selected the Tutor of the
Month of March.
She will receive a certificate
from the Hoke County Reading
SOCIALS -
Literacy Council, naming her to
this honor.
As a senior volunteer, Stephanie
works with several students each
week and enables them to succeed
in the courses they take.
875-2121
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