line Recreation And Park Month
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e was proclaimed Monday
ng National Recreation and
Month in Hoke County and
rd.
ti Balfour, chairman of the
of Hoke County Commis
s, and Raeford Mayor John
cNeill, Jr., signed the joint
imation in the commissioners'
?ence room shortly before the
y board opened its regular
ng for June.
e formal signing was attended
>y Anne Pate, director of the
County Parks and Recreation
Tussion, as well as by the
lissioners and other members
: county government staff who
in the room for the corn
oners' regular meeting,
e proclamation follows.
HEREAS, we are more aware
ever before of the important
which leisure activities will
in our future lives and in the
of our children; and
HEREAS, the City of Raeford
the County of Hoke offers an
essive array of recreation facil
and leisure activities for the
fit of all our citizens; and
HEREAS, the Hoke County
is and Recreation Commission
i the National Recreation and
i Association in designating the
John Balfour, (left), commissioners' chairman, and Mayor John K.
McNeill, Jr., signing the proclamation on Monday morning.
month of June as NATIONAL
RECREATION AND PARK
MONTH to highlight the growing
need of our citizens and con
structive, creative and meaningful
free-time activities;
NOW THEREFORE. I, John K.
McNeill, Mayor, City of Raeford,
and John G. Balfour, Chairman,
Hoke County Board of Commis
sioners do hereby proclaim the
month of June to be NATIONAL
RECREATION AND PARK
MONTH, and urge all citizens to
participate in the many programs
of recreation offered by the City of
Raeford and the County of Hoke
during June.
Three Bov Scouts and their
Scoutmaster from Scout Troop 404
became members of the Order of
the Arrow by completing the
Ordeal of the Order at Camp
Bowers May 28-30.
The purpose is realized through
a Fourfold Ordeal which includes
spending the night in the woods
alone, complete silence, hard work
and a limited amount of food.
To become a member of the
Order of the Arrow one has to be
selected by vote of the Scouts in the
troop in which he is registered, and
show he intends to live by the scout
oath, laws and spirit.
Troop 404 is sponsored by
Raeford United Methodist Church.
Hunt Fifth
Paul Hunt placed fifth in the
State High School Track Meet
May 28 in the 3.200-meter run.
He broke a school record by
four seconds, covering the distance
in 9 minutes 30 seconds.
South Hoke Field Day Winners
South Hoke School's Field Day
was held Friday, and here are the
winning classes with teachers.
he Second Grade Tug-O-War was won by Beatrice Freeman's class,
own here with the teacher \hft \ and aide Diane Floyd. - - . .
i
The Second grade winner with teacher Sara James and aide Gloria Vigil.
Jjfckie Sutton's class won both the Field Day and the Tug-O- War in the
Wiird Grade competition. Here's the class with teacher, (left) and
Hildegard McGirt, aide, right rear.
, TOM HOWELL
HOKE COUNTY
COMMISSIONER
VOTE JUNE 29, 1982
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these students won the Tug-O-War for their class in the Fourth Grade
contest. They are shown with their teacher, Darlene Clark.
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Else Coleman's class won the Fourth Grade Field Day competition. The
class is shown with its teacher.
Junior
Baseball
June t: Raet'ord Plumbing &
Heating - 12 Carter's Pig-N-Chick
en - 2
June 2: Howard Clothiers 14 -
Lion's Club 13
June J: Howard Clothiers 6 -
Carter's Pig-N-Chicken 5
Standings
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1 . Howard Clothiers 3 1
2. Carter's Pig-N-Chicken 2 2
3. Lion's Club 1 2
4. Rae. Plumb & Heating 1 2
IN ORDER OF ARROW - John Sappenfield, Randy Scull, David Butler
and Scoutmaster Julian Butler of Troop 404 became members of the
Klahican Lodge, Order of the Arrow, by completing the OA Requirements
and Ordeal.
Baseball Clinic Slated
Hoke County Parks and Recrea
tion Commission and the Hoke
High Baseball Staff will be offer
ing a one week, morning clinic for
all interested baseball players ages
10-11-12.
The clinic will be held at Armory
Park June 21-25 from 9 a.m. to
noon.
There will be a $5 fee per child
for the 15-hour clinic. The first 50
to register will be permitted to at
tend.
Roger Edwards will direct the
sessions. Baseball fundamentals,
such as fielding, hitting, pitching,
catching, and base running will be
covered.
If interested contact the Parks
and Recreation office, 5-5603.
Cancer Benefit Giveway Set
The Hoke County Chapter of the
American Cancer Society is spon
soring a SI 00 Grocery Giveaway.
Drawing for these groceries will
be on Saturday. July 10. at A & P.
Tickets are SI each and can be
purchased from several downtown
merchants.
All proceeds will go to the
American Cancer Society, and they
ask that the public support this
worthwhile cause in raising money
to help find a cure for this disease.
For further information, call
Kim Hamlet at 875-5146 or Steve
Parker at 875-3738.
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