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. . * City seeking CD funds (Continued from page 1) Both revisions involved the repayment of funds," Green said. "I think we can take care of that in this application," he added. Last year over 200 municipalities and counties applied for the ap proximately S28 million in funds that were up for grabs in the state. Only about 40 projects were funded last year. In further business, councilmen voted to spend $48,000 on new equipment for a city sewage pump station. Four new pumps, motors and a control board will be purchased with the approved funds to replace old machinery presently at the sta tion. "I think we need to spend the money. From what I understand, if we lose one of those pumps we could be in serious trouble," Councilman Joe Upchurch said. Councilmen also approved a SI,000 contribution to the Hoke Heritage Hobnob festival that is slated for May 4 and 5 in Raeford. Ellis receives mall promotion Barry Ellis, son of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Ellis of Raeford, was promoted to manager of the Manalapan Mall in Manalapan, New Jersey. He was previously an assistant manager with the Chesterfield Mall in St. Louis, Missouri. Lonely observer This lonely Red Springs pup positioned himself at a window to watch as hundreds of area residents, police, rescue squad members and \a tional Guardsmen try to piece back together the remains of the town that was devastated in last W ednesday's storm. Water highlights 4-H meeting Water, wildlife and upcoming events were the topics covered dur ing a March 20 meeting of the Hillcrest Junior 4-H Club. Members were reminded of these upcoming 4-H events: ?4-H Fashion Revue on April 25 at the 4-H Office. ?4-H Junior Activity Day in Snow Hill on April 14. The program' "Water - You Can't Live Without It" was presented by president Leah Hen drix. Members closed their eyes and took an imaginary trip on a raft down a river and then imagin ed themselves sitting in a small boat in the middle of a lake. Everyone was given an opportuni ty to express their reaction to these sensory trips. A slide show by the National Wildlife Federation was shown. It gave information and showed scenes of water resources and uses. The 4-H'ers did a puzzle "Water Word Scramble". Winners, Michelle and Cheryl Burns, received colorful posters of wildlife in a water habitat. All 4-H members and guests received wildlife stickers. Ronda Tatum and Leah Hendrix gave a skit promoting a 4-H Health Fair for Hoke County, which will be held later in the spring. All Hoke County 4-H Clubs will be contributing to this event in an effort to make all citizens of our county aware of how to be healthier. Christy Robinette, recreation chairman, led the group in a game, "If you love me, you'll give me a smile". A demonstration of "Break Dancing" was also held. Video dedication slated for Library Monday The Hoke County Bicentennial Committee will dedicate new video equipment to the Hoke Public Library next Monday night. The equipment will be used primarily for video taping historical events. The festivities will begin at 7:30 p.m. PHONE FOR FOOD Flih. Shrimp. BBQ. Chicken . . . SPECIALS DAILY 87S-5752 Wagon Wheel Restaurant ATTENTION HOMEOWNERS Do Ym Hove A Problem With Your Hooting Or Cooling System? IF YOU DO. ail Ml TODAY! BERNIER'S HEA TN' AIR REPAIR SERVICE 875-4800 Phil Bernier ? Owner 24 Hr. Service All Work Guaranteed Sp I ileiiiwf In 8wlt| Work & Low FHcm. Rmmmifr. I Want To 8? Your Sarvic* Technician/ r In addition to the dedication ceremony, Robert Gatlin, Luke McNeill and Ruth McEachern will be presenting a tape on Hoke County historical sites. A recently video taped copy of the City of Raeford's film which was made during the 1930's will also be shown. McEachern will share a book review on the Gilchrist family and the Mill Prong House during the dedication. A reception will follow the ceremony. The public is invited to attend. NOTICE Pay your 1983 City Taxes by April 6thr 1984 before taxes are advertised April 11th, 1984 to avoid extra interest and advertising costs. Pay ments are to be made at the Tax Office at City Hall. Parnell Fertilizer Co. More than just the best custom applicators around! PARNELL FERTILIZER CO. Highway 71 ? Phone 858-3532 Parkton, N.C. 28371 When it '?? time to fertilize...it's time to see us! Even if you apply alt your own fertilizer, we still have much to offer. We're experts who will help you match soil fertility to your yield goals. And we're willing to go that "extra mile" to keep you satisfied. Stop by soon. Our reputation as top-notch fertilizer applicators is spreading fast. More and more farmers know they can count on us for fast, efficient service. They like the way our skilled drivers and modern equip ment assure even coverage over the enure field Our reasonable rates help, too. M.L. Love dies at 103 Mannuel L. Love, 103, died Tuesday, March 27 at 2:30 p.m. at the Cape Fear Valley Medical Center in Fayetteville. He was one of Hoke County's oldest residents. Love was born in Pender Coun ty on October 12,1880 and settled in Raeford in 1923. From 1904 to 1912 Love rolled logs from Watha to Wilmington. After he moved to Wag ram in 1912, be became a farmer which he continued after moving to Raeford. He had served as a Deacon at the Piney Grove Missionary Baptist Church where funeral services were held Sunday by the Reverend Dr. R. L. Holmes. Burial was in the Silver Grove Cemetery. M.L. Love was married to the late Hattie Jacobs in 1903. They had eight children. Three of his children preceeded him in death. Surviving are four daughters; Mrs. Callie Buie and Mrs. Bertha Bratcher of Raeford, Mrs. Maggie Reed of Brooklyn, New York and Mrs. Hattie Galbreth of Bridge Court, Connecticut; one son, Daniel Love of Long Island, New York; 41 grandchildren, 71 great grandchildren, 20 great-great grandchildren. Buie Funeral Home served the family. M.L. Love Deaths & Funerals Helen Rose Phillips Mrs. Helen Rose Phillips, 68, died Friday morning in Lumber ton. Funeral services we^e held at 2 p.m. Sunday at the Crumpler Funeral Home Chapel by Rev. David L. Walters Jr. Burial was in Glenton Christian Church Cemetery in Glenton. Survivors are her husband: Archie Phillips; three sons: Archie L. Phillips Jr. of Ramseur, Ronald Phillips of the home and Calvin B. Phillips of the home; two daughters: Mrs. Loraine Fields of Carthage and Mrs. Joyce Huston of Pikeville; three brothers: C.R. Cubs honored, get awards Twenty-four cub scouts from Pack 404 were given awards during their March monthly meeting. Patrick McNeill, Kevan Purcell, Will Witherspoon, Bryan Mann ing, Chad Cecil, Michael Hedgpeth, Artis McCarn, Robert Meyers, Bill Cameron and Rico Hollingsworth were given the Bob cat award. Wally Edwards and Jason Falls received the Wolves award while Alton Godwin, Kevan O'Briant, Harold Teal and Telly Stephens were awarded Bear honors. Kevin Lippard received a silver arrow point during the ceremony while Telly Stephens was awarded a gold arrow point. Robbie Williams received a one year pen and Jason Calloway was promoted to Bear book. Webelo Ryan Clark received a citizen and geologist award, Todd Branch received a Webelos badge and a citizen's award and Nathan Stec was honored with the scholar award. Kevin Lippard was promoted to the Webelos. Cub scout Den three, led by Mrs. Irma Hedgpeth and Den eight, led by Mrs. Beverly Paster nak, received attendance awards during the evening awards. Scotton of Silcr City, Ralph Scot ton of Siler City; four sisters: Mrs. Jessie Davis of Greensboro, Mrs. Ruby Stout of Asheboro, Mrs. Kate Kucinic of Siler City and Mrs. Nellie Grey McMahon of Siler Ci ty; six grandchildren. Crumpler Funeral Home served the family. Mrs. Dan Dove Mrs. Dan Dove of Hope Mills died Thursday, March 29. Funeral services were held Satur day, March 31 at 3 p.m. at Green Springs Baptist Church officiated by Rev. J.C. Halliburton. Inter ment was in the church cemetery. LEGALS NOTICE OF SALE STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA COUNTY OF HOKE Under and by virtue of an Order of the Superior Court of Hoke County, North Carolina, made and entered in the action entitled "R. Palmer Willcox, Ad ministrator of the Estate of Arthur Dockery, deceased, Petitioner vs. Charles Dockery, et als, Respondents," the undersigned Administrator, will on the 1st day of May, 1984, offer for sale and sell for cash, to the last and highest bidder at public auction at the Courthouse door in Hoke County, North Carolina in Raeford at 12:00 o'clock Noon, the following described real estate lying and be ing in Hoke County, North Carolina, and more particularly described as follows: One and three quarters of an acre (1.75 acre) bounded on the north by a 2 acre lot recently sold to Purcell, and being north and east of a sandclay road, and south of said 2 acre Purcell lot, and beginning at a stake or iron corner just southwest of a bend in said road, and running S 58-45 E 200 feet to another corner in road; thence N 2 E 388 feet to the Purcell She is survived by four sons, Gordon Dove of Lumberton, Charlie J.D. and Melvin Dove all of Hope Mills; two daughters, Mary Shutz of Cocoa, Florida and Louise McMillian of Parkton. She is also survived by two sisters, Hazel Johnson and Georgia Adcox of near Parkton. The average heart attack victim waits three hours before deciding to seek medical help, according to the American Heart Association. As a result, each year 350,000 peo ple die of a heart attack before they reach the hospital. LEGALS 2 acre line; thence as and with it S 88-30 W 255 feet to an iron corner in edge of said road; thence S 11 -45 E 300 feet to the BEGINNING, and being a part of a subdivision shown on a small map made by R.H. Gatlin, C.E., which is recorded in Book of Maps No. 3, at Page 79, Office of Register of Deeds, Hoke County, same being the western portion of a 3.5 acre lot of the John Cameron lands to which reference is hereby made. This sale will be made subject to all outstanding City and County taxes, and any other liens or defects of record. CASH DEPOSIT: Ten (10?7o) percent of the first ONE THOU SAND DOLLARS (SI,000.00) and Five (5^o) percent over $1,000.00. R. PALMER WILLCOX, Administrator of the Estate of Arthur Dockery 112 E. Edinborough Avenue Raeford, North Carolina Posted this the 26th day of March, 1984. WILLCOX & McFADYEN ATTORNEYS AT LAW RAEFORD, N.C. 50-1C BILL CLARK Chevrolet - Cadillac PINEHURST, N.C. Is Proud To Announce The Association Of Jerry Jordan As A New Member Of Our Sales Staff BILL CLARK Chevrolet - Cadillac PINEHURST, N.C. TOLL FRCE: 1-90*472 ' i ??' ? 1-3X77
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