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BEST TEAM . MAN - The Hoke County Rescue Squad's Man of the
Year and Team of the Year 1982 were chosen and recognized recently. The
Man of the Year is R?ty Beaudoin ? shown alone, holding his award plaque.
The Team of the Year , shown in the top picture, is composed of (L-R)
Beaudoin . Buddy Dunn . Mark Posey and Kemp Crumpler. The other
Martin King
West Hoke
Honored At
Although the event which made
him a nationally-known leader oc
curred more than a decade before
their birth, the students of Ethelyn
Baker's third grade class of West
Hoke (assisted by Joanne Bease)
are well aware of the activities of
the slain civil rights leader. Martin
Luther King, Jr.
As part of their social studies
class, the students observed King's
birthday by gathering information,
writing reports and presenting skits
which they created.
Their teacher presented an
original poem, entitled "Too
Late"?
EXHIBIT - Pictured above are the West Hoke students of Ethelyn
Baker's third grade class in front of their exhibit. Sitting from left to right
in row one are: David Johnson. Shaquana Morrison, Keith Melton, Adam
Matthews. Donna Chavis, Shonda Bridges, Eddrick Tew, Kenton Lawson
and Jennifer Baldwin. In row fH*> are: Owen Finkley, Chris Ray, Leonard
Brown, Michael Johnson, Donald Blue, Brian Simmons. Ervin Kershaw,
Adrian Campbell, Sasheka Adams, Michelle London, Vincent Bratcher
and Dtonne Bridges. Standing from left to right are: Amy Chavis, Beth
Moser, Glenda Mitchell, Alexander Hasty and Angela Patterson.
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group ( bottom ) consists of the officers of the squad: front (L-R), Dunn,
vice commander, and Jim Wade, treasurer; and rear (L-R), John Melton,
commander, Posey, executive vice commander, and Crumpler, secretary.
(Stqff photos by Pam Frederick ).
Local Jaycees
Open Jelly Sales
The Raeford Jaycees with the
other North Carolina Jaycee
chapters are planning for their an
nual Jaycee Jelly Sales to raise
money for the North Carolina
Burn Center at Chapel Hill. Ken
Koonce, president of the Raeford
group, said this week.
Lasting throughout the month
of January, this year's campaign
will be the ninth year of the Jelly
Sales. Jaycee chapters all across
the state will be selling the jars of
jelly for $1 each.
Local Students Named
To Sandhills List
The following Hoke County
students were on the fall quarter
(1982) Dean's List at Sandhills
Community College.
To be on the Dean's List, a stu
dent must be taking a full course
load, have no grade below a "C"
and have a grade point average of
at least 3.3.
The students were: from Mc
Cain - Joyce A. Elliott, Stephen
M. Vinson, and Peter L. Col
clasure.
From Raeford - Larry A.
Boahn, Stephen C. Ellis, Mattie R.
Farmer, Vicki T. Hendrix, Donald
E. Hollard, Patricia K. Jackson,
Diane H. Johnson, Victoria M.
Jones, Lorin P. McAllister,
Angela P. Morrisey, Petria C.
Poole, Jerald H. Smith and
Deborah R. Tolin.
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There are 60 million single peo
ple in the U.S. today.
RET/RES - On December 31,
1982, Clyde C. Stocks retired from
the Burlington Industries Rae/ord
Plant. His retirement marked the
end of a 31 -year career with Burl
ington as a Maintenance Techni
cian in the Plant Maintenance
Shop. Upon retirement, Clyde was
presented with a Burlington Retire
ment plaque and Family Bible. He
plans to make his home in Tabor
City. Congratulations to Clyde for
his many years of service.
NOTICE
TO ALL PROPERTY OWNERS
IN ALLENDALE TOWNSHIP
PROPERTY TAXES ARE NO
LONGER BEING LISTED AT
THE HOME OF MISS WILLA
McLAUCHLIN. IF YOU OWN
PROPERTY IN ALLENDALE
TOWNSHIP. YOU SHOULD
REPORT TO THE HOKE
COUNTY LIBRARY TO LIST
YOUR TAXES.
LARRY J. HOLT
TAX SUPERVISOR
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Girl Scouts Taking
_ Cookie Orders Jan. 21
Hoke County Girl Scouts start
taking orders for Girl Scout
Cookies on January 21 through
February 6, 1983.
The always popular Chocolate
Chip Cookie will again be
available this year, as well as:
Assorted Sandwich Cremes,
Peanut Butter Sandwich, Peanut
Butter Pattie, Caramel deLites,
Shortbread and Thin Mints.
All of the cookies sell for $2 per
box: 25c goes to the troop, 73* goes
to the Cookie Company, and $1 .02
goes to the Pines of Carolina Girl
Scout Council.
This annual Cookie Sale pro
vides the Girl Scout Troops with
most of the necessary funds for
their activity projects, community
service projects, and trips.
Troops learn to plan and budget
for their projects, and carry out
their plans; giving the girls in
valuable and needed experiences.
The money going to the Pines of
Carolina G.S. Council goes many
ways: equipment for camps, ser
vices to Troops all over the 20
County Council, utilities for resi
dent camps, equipment for troop
use. Program Kits for troops.
Anyone who has not been con
tacted by the end of the sale and
wishes to buv hookies, call
875-3881, 875-2366 or*.875-8743.
Please support your own Girl
Scouts in Hoke County and enjoy
great cookies at the same time!!!!
Cumberland Artists
Featured At Museum
In F ayetteville
The work of artists native to or
residents of Cumberland County is
the subject of the second "Close
To Home" exhibit at the Fayet
teville Museum of Art January 30 -
February 13.
"Close to Home" is an invita
tional biennial exhibition intended
to recognize artists in the area for
consistent and sustained achieve
ment in the visual arts.
"Close to Home" will feature
several artists that participated in
the 1981 show, among them
painters Fred Dorr. Saundra Smith
Rubiera and Barbara Sutherland,
potter Bill Dudley, photographer
Raul Rubiera, printmaker Silvana
Fori and Margo Dodge.
New artists like weaver Karen
Wilson, protrait artist Thomas
Moore, Jr., painters Lloyd Nick,
Marge Wade and Mike Brady will ^
also be featured.
The "Close to Home" biennial
was started to give Cumberland
County some idea of the variety
and excellence of artists working in
the area, or coming from it, in
comparison with the museum's
varied exhibition program.
The museum is open Tuesday -
Friday 10-5, and Saturday and .
Sunday 1-5. The Fayetteville **
Museum of Art is located behind
Eutaw Shopping Center, off
Stamper Road.
Magistrate's Court
The following Hoke County
magistrates' judgments were issued
last week.
Jack Leroy Blanton, Jr., Rt. 3.
Raeford, speeding 70 in a 55 zone,
S10 and costs.
Julianne Scott Brisson,
Charlotte, displaying an expired
registration plate, costs.
Billy Alexander Brosn, Rt. 1,
Box 582, Raeford, speeding 59 in a
45 zone, $10 and costs.
Thomas Michael Wiley, Ft.
Bragg, speeding 46 in a 35 zone,
$10 and costs.
John D. Willis, Jr., Rt. 3,
Raeford, speeding 59 in a 45 zone,
and without having registered his
vehicle, $10 and costs.
Kenneth Odell Morrison, Rt. 4,
Raeford, speeding 66 in a 55 zone,
$10 and costs.
Gary Lee Daniels, Raeford, ex
pired inspection certificate, costs.
Henry H. Hollingsworth, Box
331, Raeford, worthless check,
$54.88 restitution to T&L Auto
Parts, and costs.
Lillie Pearl King, Rt. 3, Box 188,
Raeford, worthless check, $46.76
restitution to Cato's, and costs.
Dennis George Thompson, Rt.
18, Lexington, exceeding a safe
speed, costs.
Charles Gregory Phillips, Fayet
teville, speeding 69 in a 55 zone,
$10 and costs.
Thomas J. McNicholas, Crystal
Lake, 111., exceeding a safe speed,
costs.
Ruby Lee Matthews, Rt. 1, Red
Springs, expired inspection cer
tificate, costs.
Vincent Jerome McNeill, Rt. 1,
Box 576, Raeford, failing to see
before starting that such move
ment could be made in safety,
costs; and careless and reckless
driving, voluntary dismissal by the
prosecutor.
Lucille Roscoe Grove, Fayet
teville, passing in a no-passing
zone, $10 and costs.
Walter Eugene Quick, Rt. 1,
Lumber Bridge, failing to see
before stopping that such move
ment could be made in safety.
Roger E. Butler, Dickson Street,
Raeford, worthless checks, restitu
lion to 401 Gulf of checks for $20,
S10, $15, S10, $10. three checks for <j
$10 each, two for $15 each, and
one for $20. and pay court costs.
The following judgments were
omitted from last week's edition.
Doris Davis Thames, Fayette
ville, failing to stop at a stop sign,
costs.
James Michael Newton,
Wagram, speeding 66 in a 55 zone.
S10 and costs.
Mark C. Locklear, Rt. 1, Box ^
E-139, Red Springs, no operator's
license, $25 and costs.
Patricia Locklear Chavis, Rt. 4,
Box 230, Red Springs, passing in a
no passing zone, $10 and costs.
Bobby Lee Campbell, Raeford,
speeding 70 in a 55 zone, $10 and
costs.
Claudius Wyatt Griffen,
LilesviUe, passing at an intersec
tion, $10 and costs.
Michael Leon Morrison, Rt. 14, t
Fayetteville, speeding 67 in a 55
zone, $10 and costs.
James A. Melvin, Rt. 2, Box
501, Raeford. worthless check. $9
restitution to Grocery Mart, and
costs.
Donald Lee Ackerman, Rt. 1,
Raeford, trap on dry land with a
trap that had a chain longer than
eight inches, and trap raccoon with
a leg-hold trap without proper in- "
dentification on the trap, $10 and
costs.
Kimberly Ann Williams, Fay
etteville, speeding 65 in a 55 zone,
and costs.
Melvin W. Snover, Hingham,
Mass., speeding 65 in a 55 zone, $5
and costs.
Robert Madison McRae, Jr., Rt.
3, Raeford, speeding 67 in a 55
zone, $10 and costs. <
Phillip Dennis Demoss,
Newport News, Va., speeding 65 in
a 55 zone, $5 and costs.
Jeffrey Lee Charnes, Pinehurst,
speeding 70 in a 55 zone, $10 and
costs.
Charles Robin Byrd, Raeford,
speeding 65 in a 55 zone, $5 and
costs.
Lee Junior Richardson, Rt. 1,
Lumber Bridge, no operator's '
license, $25 and costs.
McFADYEN AND SUMNER
Certified Public Accountants
Announce the Opening of en Office et
706 Harris Avenue
Raeford. N.C.
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