Hoke Boys Third In Track Meet
The Hoke High boys' track team
had a bad day at Thursday's meet,
coming in third behind E.fc. Smith
and Reid Ross. The scores: Smith
^ 81 V4, Ross 49?/i, and Hoke 38.
The times for the team were
slow, probably the slowest of the
season.
Paul Hunt, though, won the mile
?nd two mile runs, and Edward
Watson and D. Cromartie won the
shot put and discus throw respec
tively.
For second place, there were
Watson in the discus, Cromartie in
the shot put, and Ronnie McRae in
the mile. Alio, Ronnie finished
third in the 800 itrttet run.
Other finishers for the Bucks
were Michael McPhatter, Willie
Bridges, Robert Moody, and Jeff
Lentz.
The Bucks' next meet is sche
duled for Thursday in their home
stadium.
Hoke Farmer Attends Tobacco
Short Course
Billy Williams of Hoke County
was one of S3 young tobacco
^farmers who attended a Tobacco
' Short Course conducted tyr the
North Carolina Agricultural Exten
sion Service with the assistance of a
? grant-in-aid from Philip Morris,
USA.
O. Witcher Dudley, III, vice
president, leaf, Philip Morris,
USA, and Dr. J.E. Legates, dean,
School of Agriculture and Life
Sciences presented certificates to
those who completed the four-day
.course.
) The group made an all-day bus
trip to Richmond, Va., to visit the
Philip Morris leaf processing,
manufacturing, and research facili
ties. All other sessions were held at
the McKimmon Center on the
North Carolina State University
campus in Raleigh.
Williams's certificate is signed by
Dr. Chester Black, associate dean
and director of the North Carolina
^Agricultural Extension Service and
Willie Featherstone, Jr., Hoke
County Extension Chairman.
? ? ? Wfc? -tua ?
L-R, O. Witcher Dudley, III, Billy Williams, and Dr. J.E. Legates.
Umpire Meeting
Anyone interested in umpiring Little League, Junior Tar
Heel, Senior Tar Heel, or Men's and Women's Softball, should
make plans to attend our officials meeting on April 14 at the
Parks and Recreation office at 8 p.m. Rules, schedules and 1982
requirements will all be discussed.
' Summer Ideas
Who has a program idea for Hoke County Parks and Recrea
tion Commission? We are beginning to prepare for a busy, fun
1982 summer. If you have a program idea new or old contact
Hoke County Parks and Recreation Commission and share your
thoughts. Our phone number is 5-5603.
I Senior Citizens' Bingo
Who likes Bingo, prizes, refreshments and good conversa
tion? If you do, then Hoke County Parks and Recreation Com
mission has an afternoon planned just for you. The bingo party
will be held at the Parks and Recreation office on Wednesday,
April 24, at 2 p.m. Bring all your friends. The more the merrier!
School Menu
Friday, April 9
Hot Dog on Bun w/Chili
Slaw
French Fries
Fruit
Milk
Easter Holiday*
April 12
April 13
No School
Wednesday, April 14
Hamburger Steak
Rice, Gravy
Green Beans
Rolls
Fruit
Milk
Thursday, April 15
Hoagie Sandwich
Lettuce & Tomato
Buttered Corn
Cake
Milk
Sandhills Community College
Continuing Education Classes
HOKE COUNTY
Register Thursday, April 15
CLASS/ INSTRUCTOR
ON CAMPUS CLASSES
Bartending, Klee
Beginning Basic Computer
Programming. Anderson
Creative Photography, Stoffal
Decorative Ceramic* Wkahp.
Advanced. Miller
Dulcimer. Ollmore
Expanding Your Career Potential.
Smethers
Furniture Reflnlahlng. Suggs
Qerman (Practical). Lucaa
Introduction to Microcomputer,
Anderson
Lamaze. Roatan
Lamaxe, Hancock
Lamazs. Powers
Lamaie, Roatan
Uunaxe. Powers
Lamaxe. Roatan
Macrama. Heinold
Needlec rafts, Maneaa
Painting. Devins
Painting. Devins
Quilting (Lap). Pratt
Quilting ft Needlecrafta.
Renkin
Sewing. Meurer
Sewing (Beg.). Daniels
Sewing Children's Clothes,
Daniels
Sewing (Intermediate). Denials
Sewing Workshop. Morgan
Typing I. Bobbitt
Beekeeping. Sheppard
OFF CAMPUS CLASSES
Animal Drawing, Devins
Ceke Decorating, Johnson
Ceramica. WNNamaon
Furniture Reflnlahlng, Edwards
Mecrame. Heinold
Needlecrefts. Maness
Needlecrafts, Lee
Needlecrafts. Johnson
Needlecrefts. Godfrey
HOKE COUNTY CLASSES
Crafts, Drakeford
Crafts. Bultard
Crafts. Wltherspoon
Flower Arranging. Wltherspoon
Furniture Reflnlahlng. Sugga
Knitting, Wilson
Painting on Fabric. Auguatoni
Quilting, Pratt
8ewtng/Qullting. Lunaford ft
McLean
Sewing. Smith
Sewing. Stewert
Sewing. Berefoot
Upholatery, Nickena
DATES
April 16-May 26
April 21-July 7
April 16-June 3
April 22 June 10
April 16-May 13
April 22-May 6
April 21 -June 30
April 22-June 24
May 20-July 8
April S-May 24
May S-June 16
May Z7-Juty 8.
June 14sltify 27
July 28-Sept. 9
Aug. 23- Oct. 11
April 22-June 24
April 20-June 28
April 21-June 30
April 22-July 1
April 19-June 28
April 16-June 28
April 21-June 30
April 28-June 28
April 27-June 29
April 28-June 28
April 20-Msy 25
April 19-June 28
April 22-July 1
April 19-July 26
April 19-June 7
April 20-July 27
April 19-July 26
April 21-July 28
April 19-July 26
April 21-July 28
May 6- Aug 18
May 3-Aug. 18
April 21 July 14
April 21-July 14
April 16- Aug. 6
April 14-July 28
April 19-July 12
April 19-July 12
April 20-July 13
April 22 July 16
April 21 July 14
April 21 July 14
April 20-July 13
April 22-July 13
June 3-July 30
LOCATION
K-101
M-116
K-139
M-116
M-214
K-149
Trailer J
M-214
M-116
Student Lounge
Student Lounge
Student Lounge
Student Lounge
Student Lounge
Student Lounge
Trailer J
A-108
M-116
K-001
Trailer J
Trailer J
M-116
M-116
M-116
M 116
M-116
A-206
K150
Weymouth Preaerva
Vaaa-Lakeview Sch
Vase. Patty's Car.
Robblns, Ellse Sch.
Eaatwood VFD
Robbina. Ellae Sch.
Aberdeen No. 211 So
Pine Hill
Roseland
Laurel Hill Church
SHCC
OARH
OARH
No. 12. OCOB
Cameron Heights
No 7. OCOB
No. 12. OCOB
Laurel Hill Church
Wayside Community
Building
Cameron Heights
SHCC
No. 11. OCOB
TIME
7-10 p.m.
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DAYS
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Wednesday
7-10 p.m. Thursday
Seturdey Morning Field Trips
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10 e.m.-1 p.m.
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9 a.m. -4 p.m.
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9-12 Noon
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REGISTRATION
Registration for all Hoke County claaaaa will ba hald at tha Hoka County Public Library on Main
Straat from 4-7:30 p.m. on Thuraday. April 16. 1982. Social aacurity numbar naadad for ragiatration.
FEES
An eight dollar registration Ne wM be charged for each
claee In which an Individual enrolls. There will be no charge
for Individuate age sixty-five (88) or older. Many elaeeae will
alao require apeclel supplies
A refund wM be made enty if a daee la canceled due to In
LOCATtON CODES
OCOB - Old County Office Building . Reeford
OARH - Open Arme Reet Home. Reeford
SHCC - South Hoke Community Center Reeford
BOOSTING BLAZERS -? These folks are riding in the Saturday morning parade which opened the Celebration of
the Arts 82 Hoke County Arts and Crafts Festival. They are boosting the Hoke County Blazers, the Hoke
Semi-pro Baseball Association team which is starting its first season. [Staff photo by Pam Frederick ].
This Is
The Law
USURY
Suppose that you are the owner
of a small,' incorporated business.
You are short of cash, and can't get
a loan from a bank, so you borrow
from an individual. This lender is
suspicious of your bad credit
rating, and really puts it to you for
interest - charges you 50 percent
interest for a short term loan.
In desperation, you take the
loan. However, when the time
comes to repay, you don't have the
money, and the lender takes you to
court.
You defend yourself on the
grounds that an interest rate of 50
per cent is higher than the law
allows. That is, you argue to the
court that the lender is guilty of
usury.
Who wins?
Your argument is to no avail.
If you as an individual had
borrowed at an illegally high rate,
you would have a good defense. But
it was your corporation which
borrowed the money. Under N.C.
law, the defense of usury is not
available to a business corporation.
Physical Conditioning
Hoke County Parks and Recreation Commission is sponsor
ing a physical conditioning and weight training program for the
first 15 adults (Ages 18 and up or high school graduate) who
register.
The program will be held on Monday and Wednesdays 7-9
p.m. in the Hoke High School weight room. The class will start
on Monday, April 19, and will conclude on Wednesday, May 26.
Dan McGougan will supervise all training activities. Cost for the
24-hour class will be $10 per person and a $10 insurance fee if
not previously purchased.
The program will include the following stations: bench press,
squats, dead lift, neck machine, incline bench press, and a leg
machine. All bars, weights, and belts will be provided. Also, if
you are interested in sit-ups and rope jumping this will be includ
ed. Each person will be grouped and a record of your progress
will be charted and maintained.
You can register at the Parks and Recreation office or at the
first class session. Contact the Recreation office, or Dan
McGougan for more information.
Show School I.D. 6 Get 10% Student Discount
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