Roekfish News
by P?% B T?L S7S-1736
Tabernacle Baptist Church had
their parent-child dedication the
past Sunday morning during regu
lar worship service. Seven children
were dedicated. There was excel
lent attendance.
The Ladies of Tabernacle Baptist
Church will enjoy their "Ladies
Day Out" with a trip to Lake
Waccamaw Pottery Shop Saturday
November 13th. Transportation
will be furnished.
The Men of the Church will be
attending a prayer breakfast at the
Sheraton Motel in Fayetteville Sun
day morning November 14th at
7:15 a.m.
The church members are work
ing on a live nativity scene at the
church. The Young Adult Class is
sponsoring it and everyone is
invited to participate.
Mrs. Jimmy Hill. Sr. of Cheraw,
South Carolina visited Mr. and
Mrs. Lawrence Barnard the past
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Frazier
attended the voice recital of their
daughter. Julie Frazier at East
Carolina University in Greenville.
North Carolina Friday evening.
November 5th. After the recital
they spent the weekend touring the
Smokey Mountains.
The parents and volunteer com
mittee extend gratitude to everyone
for their participation in the "Hal
loween Carnival" at Upchurch
High School Saturday evening,
October 30th. It was a real success
Thanks to everyone!
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Barnard
are happy to announce they have a
new grandson, Byron Barnard
Sakobie, born November 5th to
Jimmy and Tanna Sakobie.
Claudyne and E.T. Brock, Jr.
are looking forward to sharing the
celebration of their twenty fifth
wedding anniversary with friends,
who are cordially invited to a
reception given by the family in
their honor November 14th at
Tabernacle Baptist Church Fellow
ship Hall from 3:00 p.m. to 5:00
p.m. o'clock.
Mrs. Grady English visited her
son Dwight English, Mrs. English
and children of Connelly Springs
recently. Her granddaughter.
Heather returned home with her
for a visit.
Mrs. Mary Long was released
from Moore County Hospital last
week after being a patient there for
several days.
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Hoke County solar home.
County House On Governor's Tour
Ihe tnergy Division of the North
Carolina Department of Commerce
and the Alternative Energy Cor
poration today announced the se
lection of a Hoke County home for
inclusion in the Governor's Show
case of Solar Homes.
Shelley Dial will be opening his
house to the public free pf charge
between 1:00-5:00 p.m. on Novem
ber 14 and 21 .
The house is located off of
Highway 211. 8 miles southeast of
Raeford.
The Governor's Showcase of
Solar Homes is a program featuring
moderately priced and convention
ally styled homes throughout the
state of North Carolina.
"By the end of 1982, this
Showcase project will give all the
people of our state a chance to see
first hand how cost-effective a solar
investment can be." Hunt said in
announcing the program.
"Every one of our citizens should
be able to visit several Showcase
homes and see a variety of solar
designs in less than a day's drive."
he added.
The Dial house is one of the
popular energy-efficient passive
solar models designed and financed
by the Farmer's Home Administra
tion.
Selling for S34.000 with 1,000
square feet of living space, the
home is ideal for single persons or
couples with a limited budget.
The Dial house is oriented due
south and contains large south
facing windows to collect winter
sunlight. Much of this sunlight
enters directly into the living area,
but at least half strikes the waist
high brick walls located just behind
each window .
These walls gradually heat up
during the day and continue to
radiate warmth into the living
space long after the sun has set.
Showcase manager John Manuel
says, "Anyone who has considered
buying a new home in the foresee
able future should stop by the Dial
house.
This is an excellent example of
conventional styling and energy
efficiency in an affordable price
range."
Maps to the 21 local Showcase
homes will be available at the Dial
house.
Directional signs will also be
placed along the highways.
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Flea Market Opening
EVERY FRIDAY AND SATURDAY
Starting Friday, the 19th and
Saturday, the 20th at 7:30 a.m. til Dark.
All Sellers and Buyers Warmly Welcomed.
Extra Good Location For Selling.
The Best People Go To Flea Markets.
Location, The Bargain Barn,
9 Miles W. of Raeford on Rt. 211
y2 Mile On This Side of McCain
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FALCONS CHEERLEADERS -- Front Row. Left to Right: Kendra
Parker. Pamela Kelly. Jenis Locklear. April Williams. Lynn Salter, and
Kim Bratcher. 2nd Row: Valerie Knight. Lynette Jones, Kathleen
McMillan. Melody Morris. Sonya Purcell. Susie Morris, and Annette
Jones. Back Row: Left to Right: Leader-Linda Shaw. Ebony Artis. Michelle
Shaw. Patty Cummings. Sarlenna Locklear. and Sharon McGougan. Not
pictured: Crystal McNeill.
Carolina Christmas Show
Kicks Off November 18
One of the great joys of the
holiday season is beautiful music -
and there will be plenty of it during
the Fifth Annual A CAROLINA
CHRISTMAS SHOW November
18-21. 1982. at the Raleigh Civic
Center.
Visitors to this year's Show will
be entertained by 13 choral groups
from area schools, talented local
doggers, and orchestras.
Special features include a puppet
troupe from Mount Olive called the
Salem Church House Kids, a
talented group of high school
students who were the hit of last
year's show.
Perhaps the most special of the
choral groups is a wonderful choir
composed of little folks -- four, five,
and six year olds from Pam's
School in Raleigh. To hear them
sing "Silent Night" and "Jingle
Bells" brings a whole new meaning
to the spirit of Christmas music.
They have performed at the
Show for the last three years and
are well worth coming to see on
Friday morning. November 19th at
10:30 a.m. Little voices, big voices,
and talented musicians will fill the
air from morning 'til night in the
Village Green.
Entertainment is just a part of
this year's Carolina Christmas
Show.
More than 290 exhibitors from
throughout the country will be
displaying unique gifts and art
work. They will be gathering in the
Holiday Marketplace for four excit
ing days.
The Carolina Village, featuring
1980's storefronts, is the heart of
the Show and features Christmas
trees decorated in all their splendor
and rooms decorated to inspire
beautiful homes for show visitors.
The Village is a show place of
Christmas decoration, plants, and
music.
The show dates are November
18-21, 1982. The Show is located in
the Raleigh Civic Center. Show
hours are 12:00 Noon 'til 9:00 p.m.
on Thursday; 10:00 a.m. 'til 9:00
p.m. Friday and Saturday; and
12:00 Noon 'til 6:00 p.m. on
Sunday.
Admission is $2.50 for adults;
$1.75 for children and senior
citizens; children under six are
admitted free. For advance tickets,
write or call Frances Delk, Carolina
Christmas Show, P.O. Box 27502.
Raleigh. N.C. 27611, (704) 754
6817.
You and Your Pet
A SPOONFUL OF CHEESE
MAKES THE MEDICINE
GO DOWN
Dear Doctor: What is a good way
to get your dog to take pills? Mine
picks the pills out of her food and 1
have trouble dropping them down
her throat.
Answer: Dogs love cheese, most
any kind of cheese, so try inserting
the pill into a small chunk of
cheddar: a half inch square will do.
Or spread the pill with peanut
butter or stick it in a hors
d'oeuvres-sized section of hotdog.
Key to success is giving your .pet
three or four pieces of the cheese or
hotdog without medication to con
dition her to think of the food as a
treat. She will wolf subsequent
treats down without another chew.
Also a wide range of medications
now come flavored as treats. Ask
your veterinarian the next time he
prescribes pills.
Dear Doctor: My cat eats less
food in the summer. Is this
normal? She also likes to sit on top
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Answer: Pets, like humans, re
quire less calories during very warm
weather so, yes, a drop off in
appetite is normal in the summer.
Your cat may favor the air condi
tioner as a perch because of the
hum and vibrations -? cats fre
quently climb on top of the
refrigerator for the same soothing
reason. Such behavior is not harm
ful. However, if there is cool air
coming out of a vent directly on the
cat. she could develop a runny
nose; and if this is the case, her
sitting on the air conditioner should
be discouraged.
Dear Doctor: Some friends want
to give us their 4-year old shepherd
when they are transferred to
Europe this fall. 1 am concerned
that it won't adapt to our family.
Answer: Chances are you will
have no problems. However, a trial
run is recommended. Before the
family leaves, have them bring the
dog along with some of his bedding
or. a favorite rug. toys or an article
with the owner s scent to your
house for a weeks stay. Success will
depend on the shepherd's person
ality and how engrained an attach
ment he has formed with his
owners.
ONNIE BRATCHER
DUDLEY
THANK YOU
FOR YOC1R
VOTE
AND SUPPORT
On
November 2, 1982
CONGRATULATIONS TO
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Thurs,, Nov. II, 1$? p.m. in the Parks and Recreation office. mM
If Wpm Open League. Current 9th graders and
be played in Upchurch Gym on Tuesday nights starting Nov. 30.
Organizational meeting will be held on Thurs., Nov. 11,1*00
p.m. In the Parks and Recreation office.
All interested participants and/or teams should make plans to
atte&d the organizational meeting for the league of your choice.
For more information contact Hoke County Parks and Reef e*
Adult Driver s Education Class
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