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Runoffs (Continued from page 1) 2,499 votes, Hasty was next with 1,321, and Locks third with 1,301, DeVane is a Hoke County com missioner, reelected in 1980 to his second four-year term. He will, of course, have to resign his seat if he is elected to the General Assembly in November, and a replacement selected to serve the unexpired portion of his term on the Board of County Commissioners. If he wins in November, he will be the first state representative elected from Hoke County in 10 years. The last was Neill McFadyen of Raeford. The district-wide tallies for the other candidates in Tuesday's run off for the House seats were: incumbent State Rep. William C. Gay, who was trying for his second term, 4,592 votes; V. Louise San derson, 3,541; and J.T. (Tommy) Wellington, 5,794. Of the two other House ijicum bent, David Parnell won the Demo cratic nomination to the State Senate, defeating incumbent Sam Noble in the June 29 primary; and Horace Locklear did not run for renomination. In the Hoke County voting, the House candidates finished like this behind DeVane: Hasty, 1,321; Locks, 1,301; Sanderson, 519; Wellington, 526; and Gay, 699. In the statewide Democratic runoffs for the State Court of Appeals, Hoke County's majority went with apparent winner and the leader. The Hoke tallies were: 2,284 for Eugene H. (Gene); Phillips, and 767 for H. Horton Rountree in one of the contests; and 1,713 for Sidney S. Eagles, Jr., and 1,283 for Paul Wright in the other. With 1,640 of the state's 2,357 precincts reporting, the unofficial count shows Phillips, with 141,508 votes, the apparent winner over Rountree, who drew 52,288. This also amounts to election for Phillips, since no Republican has filed for the general election. In the other contest, the state wide returns show Eagles with 106,081 to Wright's 87,834, but the results at that point were indeci sive. The winner will face Republi can Betty Pearce in the November election. Hoke County's voter turnout was higher than expected: about 36 percent of the 8,260 registered Democrats cast ballots in the county commissioners' runoff. The June 29 primary drew about 52 percent of the Democratic registra tion to the polls. In the June primary, Bratcher finished second behind Balfour'and was only two votes short of gaining a clear majority, which would have made him immune for a runoff. He requested a recount by the county Board of Elections but the board denied it on grounds he didn't present evidence of error in the tabulation. Bratcher got 2,032 and Balfour 2,215. Hunt finished third in the June primary with 1,725, Mrs. Riley fourth with 1,549. Howell received 1,457, placing fifth. The results gave Mrs. Riley and Howell the right to call for a runoff. The other candidates in the June 29 field and their tallies were: Edward G. Lumbley, 36; Wesley G. Miller, 126; James (Jimmy) Plummer, 1,339; Julius Vanner, 859; and Wendell S. Young, 859. The other incumbent county commissioners, Neil McPhatter, was reelected in 1980 to a four-year term; consequently his seat is not open for election this year. DeVane said Wednesday morn ing he was "tickled to death" over the results of the voting and expressed his appreciation particu larly to the voters of his home county for their solid support but also to the voters of Scotland and Robeson counties who backed him at the polls. Among the county commis sioners' nominees, Bratcher is run ning for his first public office. Hoke County Superior Court Clerk Juanita Edmund and County Coroner Frank Crumpler are run ning for reelection this year also but were unopposed for the Democratic nomination and have no opposition in the November election. Tobacco M?d< ?r? n tramaly tiny. On# taaapoon ful can provide tha aaadMngi to plant tlx aera*. Mora than 360,000 aaad? hava baan countad in only ona ounca. ? BUYING ? SELLING ? TRADING ? SERVICES ? : "-f. JOB OPPORTUNITIES ? v~ ? The News-Journal makes every effort to publish only reliable ads. We urge our readers to carefully consider their invest ment and if you have doubt regarding the offer, to in vestigate carefully. CD I Bulldog Puppies For Sale. 5 weeks old. $20.00 each. Call after 5 p.m. 875-3849. 14P CARD OF THANKS I want to thank the many people who assisted me and my family when I had to be taken to the hospital last week. Mary Priest. 80 Employed In Program The Hoke County Board of Education again this summer directs the CETA summer youth employment program. This year a federal funding program of S85,000-plus is helping 80 Hoke County youths ages 14-21. This program runs seven weeks, seven hours a day for five days. They are paid the federal minimum wage of $3.35 per hour. The main purpose of the money is for the student to be able to return to school in the fall and to be able to fund some of his/her own bills. These young people work in non-profit agencies in Hoke County. Some agencies include: Parks and Recreation (playground and Armory Park), Sandhills Youth Center, McCain Hospital, Raeford - Hoke County Chamber of Commerce, Hoke County office, Public Library, Social Services and area schools. Jobs include: recrea tional aides, secretarial jobs, main tenance, mechanic aids, audio visual aides, and painters. The objectives of this program consist mainly in giving these youth some marketable skills and an idea of the world of work, to be accountable for their actions, time and responsibility to others. Of the participants, 42 attend a vocational class every Monday. This class deals with learning how to fill out job applications, taking field trips, how to go about looking for a job, seeking employment in classified ads, and how to conduct themselves on a job interview. The last day of employment will be August 6. ESC Recovers Overpayments The North Carolina Employment Security Commission (ESC) re covered a total of S477.891.82 in unemployment insurance overpay ments during the two month period, May and June 1982, ac cording to figures released today by the commission. Ron Hawks, chief of the Benefit Program Control Unit, announced that "we are now in a position to provide data on overpayments and recoveries in dollar amounts on a county-by-county basis. This in formation will be useful parti cularly for ESC managers and fraud investigators. With this data they can identify those areas which most effectively control the im proper payment of benefits to which individuals are not legally entitled." In the past two months, the unit investigated 1,157 persons who have claimed or currently are claiming unemployment insurance benefits. The investigations showed 694 (60 percent) were overpaid S203.955.06. The commission classified 293 cases as fraud and 401 as non-fraud. Fraud cases are classified as such when a claimant is proved to have knowingly made a false statement on a claim which resulted in over-payments. Non fraud overpayments result gen erally from unintentional filing errors with which fraudulent intent cannot be associated. During May and June, 83 persons were tried in state courts on charges of unemployment insur ance fraud. All 83 wefe convicted. 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.-6 p.m. Monday-Saturday. 13-14P GRASS MOWING: Call "THE MASTER MOWERS" satisfac tion guaranteed, reasonable rates, in town or out of town, 875-4171 or 875-4529. TFN ANNOUNCING!!! Evelyn's Sam ple Shop in Log Cabin on Hwy. 211-Red Springs Road. Will begin this Thursday staying open every Thursday and Friday night til 8:00 p.m. TFC HOUSE NEED PAINTING??? Call Jerry's PAINTING AND WALLPAPER. Quality work at reasonable rates. Free estimates. Call anytime 875-4622. 11-14P JUST ARRIVED: New summer and fall dresses, sweaters and sportswear. Brand names. Evelyn's Sample Shop. In log cabin. Hwy 211. TFC 4-wheel farm Wagon, twelve hun dred bushel grain bin with blower. Tel. Day 875-5132, night 875-2246. TFC Good Used Cars. Wholesale prices and below. Cash. Call Superior Sales, before 2 p.m. or see James Easterling. TFC Jeeps, Cars, Trucks under $100 available thru gov't sales in your area. Call (refundable) 1-714-569-0241 ext. 7343 for direc tory on how t6 purchase. 24 hours. 14-16P 1980 SUBARU: On Demand 4 WD, hatch back, new tires, ex cellent condition. Call 875-8334 after 6 p.m. 14-15C Approx. 9* x 12' BRAIDED RUGS - $59.95 - 100<7o WOOL ORIENTAL RUGS - S299.95. 50% OFF onSeconds. Over 10,000 Rugs. 919-576-3211, Troy, N.C. TFC OKRA - .50 cents per lb.; TOMATOES - .25 cents per lb. 419 W. Donaldson. 14P One window air conditioner. $100.00 Jack Allen Ellis. 875-4081. 14P fBUSINESS %V ^OPPORTUNITIES! Own your own Jean-Sportswear, Infant-Preteen or Ladies Apparel Store. Offering all nationally known brands such as Jordache, Chic, Lee, Levi, Vanderbilt, Calvin Klein, Wrangler over 200 other brands. $7,900 to $16,500 in cludes beginning inventory, airfare for one to Fashion Center, train ing, fixtures, grand opening pro motions. Call Mr. Kostecky (501) 327-8031. 14P McGINNIS Plumbing ?r Supply lit S. MAIN ST. JULY SPECIAL ONLY $135.00 mtttiM (US 40 gal. Rd. Stat* Eloc. HOT WATER HEATER PKICf S EFFECTIVE Til JULY ___ Moo.-fri. S-9 o.m. or o7j-o861 by (appointment CAROLINA Model Homes We Have Repos Fot Sale In Raeford & Red Springs Area: Call Collect (919) 485-4111 or writ* P.O. Box 44849 Fayettevlllo, N.C 28306 ^K~HELP?n wj WANTED Semi-retired gentleman for part time job. Approx. 20 hours per week. Mechanical experience helpful. Very light work. Write to Help Wanted: P.O. Box 550, Raeford, N.C. 28376. 12-14C Large NC Corporation seeking in dividuals with desire to earn extra cash in the privacy of their home. Mail name, address and phone number to P.O. Box 147, Lumber ton, N.C. 28358. 14-15C Need reliable individual to per form weekly lawn maintenance, minor repairs and painting at local apartment complex. Must be at least 18 years old and have transportation. Apply in writing to: P.O. Box 661, Raeford, N.C. 28376. 14C CRUISE SHIP JOBS!! All oc cupations. Great income potential. For information call 312-741-9780 dept. 2494. Phone call refundable. 14-15P PART-TIME HELP WANTED. APPLY AT 76 SHORT STOP, Hwy. 401 BYPASS. 14P Laborers - must be 16 years or older; 7-9 daily. Apply at Unemployment office at West Elwood Ave., Friday, July 30. 14P ^pr^ni I^JhomkI Repossessed mobile homes for sale. S295.00 to $495 down. Con ner Mobile Homes of Raeford, phone 875-3811. TFC FOR RENT: 2 bedroom mobile home. Fully furnished with washer & dryer. 875-4807 day and 875-5230 night. TFC For Rent Trailer in Lafayette Woods. $145 per month, $75 deposit. Couples with no children or pets preferred. Telephone 875-5943. TFC 1980 Mobile home, repo, assume loan, Country Fair 875-4807. 11-14P NEW 1982 Champion 14 x 70 fully furnished, 3 br., 2 full baths, $12,500.00, Country Fair 875-4807. 11-14P 2 bedroom mobile home. Private lot to responsible party. Call 875-3311. TFC FOR SALE: 12 x 45 total elec. one bedroom mobile home. Includes: range, a/c, washer-dryer, curtains, drapes, underpinning. $4000.00 Firm. Rt. 2, Box 12-A, Raeford, N.C. 14P JACK'S THRIFT SHOP MAIN ST. W* buy *nd tuH usad ft n*w turmtura ap piimncmM. bidding odds b fids of valua Wm do woodwork, and mcoma tax roturns 875-8802 HOMES & LAND REAL ESTATE, INC. (In Front ol Burlington Mills) Tel. 875-5132 Night 875-3562 875-2246 WHEEL ALIGNMENT NEW TIRES and RECAPPING MCDONALD'S TIRE RECAP. SERVICE PHONE 875-2079 114 RACKET ALLEY & STEWART STREET C5 rea^statTJ 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 SALE BY OWNER: 3 bedroom house for sale in Robbins Heights. Call 875-2504 after 6 p.m. or 775-2980 anytime. TFN FOR SALE: 6 acres land with 3,097 pounds tobacco allotment. Beyond North Raeford fire station and near State Garage on road 1311. $16,500 firm price. 843-4718 after 6 p.m. or before 8 a.m. 13-14P FOR RENT: 2 bedroom house, newly redone, S175.00 per month. Lease and deposit required. Call Evelyn Manning, 875-8531. TFC ROCKF1SH: Rustic and secluded 2 bedroom home, featuring f/p,t A/C, skylights and payments of $308.59 with $10,000 equity. CONSUMERS REALTY 875-8936,323-3170. 14P FOR SALE: By owner. Nice 10 acre tract. Perfect for mini-ranch, with secluded home site. Call (704) 283-2442 day; or (704) 289-8127 night. TFC FOR RENT: Country home on 10 acres, fenced pasture, 3 b.r., 2 baths, kit., & dining combo. $285.00 per month and security deposit. 2 b.r. house, kit., and dining combo. Located 315 Crawford St. $175.00 per month & security deposit. HOMES & LAND REAL ESTATE, INC., Tel. 875-5132, night 875-3562. TFC Glost& 1 FOUND I LOST: in College Drive area, about July 17, Blonde Cocker Spaniel. Call 875-2765 or 875-3518. 14P REWARD: To whoever finds dog lost in West Hoke area. Male Pek ingese. Answers to the name of Ish. Anyone with information please call 875-2529. 14P MCDONALD'S TIRE & RECAPPING BUYS junk 8. Salvaged Cars Call 875 2079 mcNeill s appuance a plumbing Repair all makes of major appliances & plumbing repair. Floyd McNeill 875-4733 LICENSED PLUMBER ROOFING Specializing In All Types Insurance Repairs Call For Free Estimate On Any Construction A & G CONSTRUCTION Archie Maxwell. President Tel. 875-4885 BOWMORE Tire Center Located Next To Oavis Kash Mart RECAPPED TIRES * 16" Vim USED TIRES *8" and up 401 South Bowmore N C See Frank Dav.s 875 2928 tttMITES? call 944-2474 LOCALLY OWNED & OPERATED Complete Pest Control Service ? Specialized in Residential Commercial & Industrial Pest Control Free Estimates ABWim exterminating co. WANTED - RYE Gurley's Groin Market Tlmbavtand, N.C. 87*4639 1-80Q-672-8131 ? ; . .NOTICE.; * All classified advertising. imisl be paid for in advance unless you have ah established adver tising 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. o as i 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. FRIDAY ONLY, Va mile.dpwn Turnpike Rd. 3 Families. Jack's of baby/iteifls and childrerts clothes. ? New"' exquisit form bras* girdles,' and slips and other misc. 14P TWO FAMILY: Saturday, July 31, behind ? -Burlington -Mills , op Hwy. 21 V-'.7:3p a.m.^UBtii. Saturday,' July- ji; .'51&. College Dr..*' 'quality 'iterftS,- sewing machine, dress shirts, suits, coats, dresses, etc. . 14P Saturday, 9 a.m. til 5 p.m. 109 N. Magnolia, baby items, teens, men and womens clothing, bric-a-brac, 5 cents box. 14P Friday, July 30, 8 a.m. til 1 p.m. and Saturday, July 31, 8 a.m. til 3 p.m., 212 E. 5th Ave. New womens jeans and new shoes, never used. 14P Saturday, July 31,9 a.m. til 3 p.m. and Sunday, August 1, 2:00 til 6:00 p.m. 401 S, Vi mile beyond Party Shoppe. Household items, clothes for all, toys and much more. YA'LL COME!!! 14P 10% off Mens and Ladies Lifetime Guaranteed Rings. Many more specials at the TREASURE CHEST. Sale good thru August 7th, 1982. 14-15C /W.E.\ /CARTERK / REALTY \ 211 So. Main St., Hereford, N.C. Office 875-3724 Horn* 875-3015 HOME IN HILLCREST AREA 3 B.R., 1 Bath, Living Room w/Fireplace. Kitchen w/Stove. Dan, Over 1600 aq. ft. Nice shaded lot, call for appointment." *' 227 ?)JCkSON.STREET $16.00000'.. - ,3 1; Bath, Living Roorh. KhchAn, 10<)e aq. ft. Aaauma a 9'/4% loan. HOUSE NEAR UPCHURCH SCHOOL $29,000.00. - 3 B R.. 1 Bath. Living Area. Kitchen. Carport. Good loca tion for work and achool. HOME ON JACKSON STREET $23.800 00. - 3 B R.. 1 Bath. Kitchen w/Dining Area. Living Room, Car port w/Storage. Large garden aree in back. ARABIA AREA 3 BR,. 2 Batha. Living Area. Fireplace Inaert. Approx. 1,400 sq. ft. Quiet private wooded aatting. 223 DICKSON STREET 2 B R.. 1 Bath. Living Room, Kitchen w/Stove b Hood. Utility Room, Over 1300 aq. ft. Meeta F.H.A. re quirementa. GOLF COURSE BESIDE HOUSE (Houaa ia for Sale) 3 B R.. 2V4 Bathe, Living Room, Dining Room, Den w/Flreplace Inaert. Over 2000 aq. ft. Some owner financing available. HILLCREST AREA ?17.900 00 - 3 B R.. 1 Bath. Living Room/Kitchen. 1200 aq. ft. Recently remodeled inaida. Lot 100 x 287 with extra aeptic tank for treller on beck lot. NEAR RAEFORD AIRPORT $26,000.00 Trailer (14 x 70) with 3 B.R.. 2 Batha, Kitchen. Living Room, Like New. 3tt ecrea with Barn large enough for car and workthop aree. HARRIS AVENUE 3 B.R.. 2 Betfce. Living Room, Dining Room. Kitchen, Den, Sunporch,