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National
Nutrition
Month
1 Hoagle Sandwich
Lettuce 4 Tom to
French Fries , Catsup
Cake v/ Chocolate
Icing
Milk
Taco w/Cheeee
Lettuce 4 Tom
Baked Beans
Banana lie If
HI lk
? Crlapy Fried Chicken
llct, Crary
Creen Beana
Peae he ?
Rolls
Milk
?Vegetable Beef Soup
Crackare
Peanut Butter 4 Jelly |
Sandvlch
Orange Half
?on Buna
Pork Pattle, Gravy
Fluffy Rice
Candled Sweet
Potatoea
Applesauce
Milk
' Cheeaeburger
Lettuce 4 Toeato
French Frlea, Cataup
Cherry Crisp or Cake
Kllk
Spaghetti
Cheeae Wedge
Steaned Cabbage
Applesauce Cake
tolls
Milk
?Turkey Roaat , Cravy
Whipped Potetoea
Creen Peae
Rolle
Cookie
Milk
floppy Joe
Colealaw
French Fries, Catsup
Sugar Plus Cake
Milk
^ Meat Loaf or
Saoked Sauaage
Baked Beana
Slaw
Applesauce
Milk
"fteef-A-Ronl
Toesed Salad
Green Beana
Rolls
Cookie
Milk
Plata
Lettuce 4 Tom
Buttered Corn
Milk
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Blarney Stew Beef
Irlah Potatoea
June Peae
Rolls
k Cake
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Vegetable Beef Soup
Crackera
Peanut Butter 4 Jelly |
Sandwich
Fruit
Milk
? Parent- Teacher
Conference
NO SCHOOL
23
Pizza
Tossed Salad
Buttered Corn
Fruit
Milk
" Laaagna
Tossed Salad
Buttered Corn
Rolle
Milk
?*Turkey 4 Noodles
June Peas or
Creen Baana
Candled Sweet
Potatoea
Rolla
-Milk
Fish
Slsw
Whole Potatoea w/
Cheese Sauce
Cookie
M Hot Han 4 Cheeae
Sandwich
French Fries, Catsup
Pineapple Upslde
Dovn Cake
Milk
? MSSOVXK
Hot Dog on Bun w/ChllJ
Baked Beana
Coleslsw
Applesauce
Milk
30 Spaghetti
Cheese Wedge
Steaaed Cabbage
Cherry Cake
Rolls
Milk
MKASTER DIMMER
Barbecue Chicken
Fluffy Potatoes
Green Beans
Rolls
Mr Cake
1 i.
Anm. 1. GOOD FUDNT
Hamburger on Bun
Coleslaw
Potato Rounds
Cookie
Milk
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EDITORIAL STUDY - Third grade student David Johnson ( standing center) explains the editorial page to
fellow pupils in Ethelyn Baker's West Hoke class. The students were studying the newspaper as part of
Newspaper in Education Week.
W. Hoke Students
i Study Newspaper
Warren Johnston, news editor of
The News-Journal, visited Ethelyn
Baker's (assistant-Joanne Bease.)
classroom during Newspaper in
Education Week and related some
of his experiences as a news person.
The editor, who has been a
journalist for five years, talked to
the third graders about the educa
tional requirements needed to be
0 come a successful journalist. He
also explained the long hours
involved in gathering information
and putting a story together.
"Although a lot of work is
involved", Johnston said, "the
results are rewarding and satisfy
ing. The feeling of accomplishment
makes me happy; especially when I
break a story." He then proceeded
to explain to the students the
9 meaning of "breaking" a story.
According to the news editor, a
journalist should be one of the most
informed persons in town because
he/she must be aware of what's
going on; therefore does a tremen
dous amount of reading.
The questions the students asked
indicated that this visitor had
definitely aroused their interest in
reading the newspaper, and it
p appears that this renewed interest
will continue throughout their lives.
Say You Saw It In
The News-Journal
DEMOCRATS
ATTEND YOUR LOCAL
PRECINCT MEETING
Thursday, March 3rd
At Your Voting Location
Harold Gillis
Chairman of Democratic
Executive Committee
/
pd political ad
BINGO
CIVIC CENTER
SATURDAY
Marck 5-12-19-26
7:30 p.m.
CASH PRIZES REFRESHMENTS
Ail Proceeds To Hoke County Projects
Sponsored By Raeford Jr. Woman's Club
THA T'S ENTERTAINMENT: Paul Gorski, violinist for the trio who is representing the North Carolina Sym
phony entertains children from Hoke County schools.
mam ?=
ENTERTAINMENT WITH STRINGS: The siring trio representing the N.C. Symphony entertained at a lun
cheon held at the Raeford Presbyterian Church for local N.C. Symphony contributors. Of the 41 counties con
tributing, Hoke was ranked seventh in individual giving and was in the top 13 counties in total money raised !n
the state. Pictured here are; Paul Gorski, violin (right), Michael Stooghton, cello (center) and Hugh Pertndge.
viola (left). .. .. . .
OPEN 9:30 A.M. - 9 P.M. M-S SUN 1-6 P.M.
nlNH RCO Corrp.iny
SPRING
FRUIT TRIE SALE
(Machine Ball)
FRUIT TREES
? Early Richmond Cherry
? Elberton Peach
? Hale Haven Peach
? Bartlett Pear
?5 in 1 Apple Pear
97
Asst.
FLOWER
BULBS
? Caladium ? Clump Dahlia
? Camelia ? Begonias
? Gladiolus
(Dwarf)
FRUIT TREES
? Red Delicious Apple
? Yellow Delicious
? Stayman Winesap Apple
? Elberton Peach
? Bartlett Pear
97
Stuart
PECAN TREES
FERTILIZER
50 lb.
Bag
367
(Standard)
FRUIT TREES
(Packed)
? Red Delicious Apple
? Golden Delicious Apple
? Stayman Winesap Apple
? Elberton Peach
? Georgia Peach
397
(Standard)
DOGWOOD
TREES
397 and 497
White.
Red
or
Pink
2-Year
Field-Grown
ROSE:
Princess
77
GRAPE
VINES
Catawba
Concord
Hunt and Others
447
A &m
Raeford - Hoke Village
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