Headed for home
This Buck player rounds the bases and heads for home plate during
Friday's game against Lumberton. The Bucks lost the game by one
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run. The Hoke team is now 0-7 for the season and 0-1 in conference
play. (Photo by Pam Frederick)
Swinging into action
This Lumberton tennis player powers another volley into his Hoke oppo
nent's court during Friday's match. The Buck team fell to Lumberton 5-4,
dropping their record to 2-3 for the season. (Photo by Pam Frederick)
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Road Runners win
in SC Windchaser
Five members of the IEA
RoadRunners won awards Satur
day in the Windchaser Road Races
held in Spartanburg.
The races consisted of a two mile
and a five mile race, and were
sponsored by Hardee's of Spartan
burg and the Spartanburg Herald
Journal.
In the two-mile run, the
RoadRunners' Don Woods took
second place overall in a field of 89
runners by breaking the tape in a
time of 10:58.
The RoadRunners garnered four
awards in the five-mile race.
In the 12 and under age division,
the team swept the top three
awards.
in first place was Ronnie E.
Locklear who clocked in a time of
29:54.
Ronnie's time placed him 11th
overall in a field of 153 runners.
Second place in the division was
captured by Ivory Henderson who
crossed the line in 30:00 for a 13th
place overall finish.
The third place award went to
Chris Locklear whose time of
32:12 was good enough for a 23rd
place overall finish.
In the 13-17 year old age divi
sion, Marty Locklear took second
place with a time of 31:38 and
finished 22nd overall.
Carpenter leads
Buck track hopes
Hoke High Buck runner Tarrell
Carpenter was one of the only
"bright spot" for the local track
team during a meet last week.
The Hoke runner won the 100
meter dash with a time of 10.78,
the 200 meter dash with a time of
22.6 and the long jump event with
a distance of 21 feet 9 inches.
Carpenter also ran on the win
ning 400 meter relay team that cap
tured the event with a time of 45.5.
Although Carpenter scored
three first place honors, the Buck
team was downed by the three
other competing teams.
The Buck runners finished the
meet with 38 points while Fayet
teville's Seventy-First High School
completed the meet with 101
points.
The Buck 400 meter relay team
ran its best time Thursday with a
time of 45.50.
Recreation Bits
Flea market
A Spring Flea Market is being planned for Saturday, April 14,
9:00-5:00 on the big field left of the old National Guard Ar
mory. The first 30 to reserve a space through the Recreation Of
fice at 875-5603, will be able to participate. No charge.
Mens' softball meeting
An organizational meeting for those interested in playing in
the Mens' Softball League will be held on Monday, April 2, at
7:30 p.m. in the Recreation Office. All interested teams should
have a representative present.
Senior Citizen Bingo!
Come on out to play bingo! The action begins on Wednesday,
March 28 at 2:00 p.m. in the Recreation Office. Be sure to come
and bring a friend to join in on the fun and fellowship.
Shopping trip planned
Come on out Senior Citizens! A shopping trip is being plan
ned to Burl-Mill Outlet Mall in Burlington, N.C. on Tuesday,
April 3. The bus will arrive in the parking across from The
News-Journal. Departure time is scheduled for 8:00 a.m., with
an approximate return time of 5:00 p.m. Cost for the trip is
$6.00 per person, and is limited to the first 45 PAID persons
who register. For more information, or to get your name on the
list, please call 875-5603, or come by the Recreation Office.
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OPENING
Wednesday, April 4
INVITATION FOR BIDS
CITY OF RAEFORD
Pursuant to Chapter 143-129, as amended, of the
General Statutes of North Carolina, sealed bids for
a computer system will be received by the City
Finance Officer until 2:00 P.M., Monday, April 16,
1984, and then opened and read publicly at that
time.
Specifications, instructions to bidders and bid
forms may be obtained at the office of the Finance
Officer at City Hall, 315 North Main St., P.O. Box
606, Raeford, North Carolina during regular office
hours.
The City Council reserves the right to reject any
or all bids and to accept the bid deemed to be in
the best interest of the City of Raeford.
Willis C. Set tors
Acting City Mhnagor