In Weeks To Come
Meetings
AMERICAN LEGION ??
American Legion Post 20 of
Hoke County meets the mii<
Ttn4aj of each month at the
Edinborough Restaurant at
8:00 p.m. Those interested in
joining arc invited.
COUNTY COMMISSION -
Members of the Hoke County
Commission meet the lint
Mm4>) of each month at 9
a.m. and the tfcM Muhj at
7:30 p.m. Pratt Building
located at 227 N. Main St. in
Raeford. The public is invited.
CITY COUNCIL - The
Raeford City Council meets the
tint Moaday of each month at
7 p.m. in City Hall. The public
is encouraged to attend.
SCHOOL BOARD - The
Hoke County Board of Educa
tion meets the first Tatsda; of
each month at 7 p.m. at the
board offices on Wooley
Street. The public is encourag
ed to attend.
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DAV - DAV will meet Jaar 4
at 7 p.m. at the Edinborough
Restaurant in Edinborough
Shopping Center. Dutch treat.
For further info, call 875-2898.
AL ANON - Meetings are held
every Wednesday at 7:30 p.m.
at the Hoke County Health
Department Conference
Room.
Gatherings
May 24-26
REVIVAL - Bishop Billy
Bowers of New Jersey will be in
a Holy Ghost Revival at the
Glory Tabernacle Church on
the Aberdeen Highway, 211
West of Raeford from May
24-26. Come and hear the
original "Five Blind Boys" of
Alabama, guest singers nightly.
Three big nights of gospel
preaching and good gospel
singing. Come where the
crowds are gathering.
June 24
SINGING ON THE MOUN
TAIN -- will be celebrating its
60th anniversary on June 24th
at Grandfather Mountain, with
the celebration to include pro
minent speakers and well
known musical talent. "The
Singing has grown up from a
very modest beginning," says
event Chairman Robert
Hartley, "and has become one
of the largest gospel religious
evenis in the Southeast." The
all-day gospel sing, preaching,
family reunion and church pic
nic is proud of the motto begun
by founder Joe Hartley. Sr. in
1924. "Whosoever will may
come." No admission is charg
ed.
Events
May 24
HOORAY FOR HOLLY
WOOD - The Hoke County
High School Chorus and
Chorale will present their an
nual spring concert "Hooray
for Hollywood" on Thursday,
May 24 The concert will be
held in the Hoke High Gym
nasium at 8.15 p.m. Tickets are
S2.00 in advance and $2.50 at
the door All of the Chorus and
Chorale members will be
representing various movie
stars. Highlights will include
the theme song "Hooray for
Hollywood," a medley from
"42nd St." and this year's
Academy Award winning song
"Fl&shdance -- What a Feel
ing." Also on this night,
seniors in the choral program
and their parents will be
recognized The public is urged
to attend.
May 25
FISH FRY -- Hoke
Reading/Literacy Council will
hold its annual "Fish Fry" on
Friday. May 25 from lla.m-5
p.m. in Edinborough Shopping
Center. Tickets may be pur
chased from many literacy sup
porters or from the literacy of
fice. For more information
telephone 875-2145.
May 25-27
MIMF. FESTIVAL - Art
School, TOUCH Mime
Theatre and the University of
North Carolina at Greensboro
present the 1W4 Sinlkwhri
Regional Miaae Festival on Fri
day, Saturday and Sunday,
May 29 XI at UNC-G's
Curry Auditorium on Sprint
Garden Street. The festival will
feature performance! Friday
and Saturday at t:IS plus
workshop* and master rlawn
by the ragtaa'* outstanding
mimes. Teachers attending the
festival can apply for Continu
ing Education Units. Atlanta's
Gftd Aanrtna Mia* tipart
?cat, North Carolina's
TOUCH WmTMn at Ait
School, and Alabama's RmH*
Fnnna will highlight Friday's
performance Saturday evening
features Dr. Taw ami Saw
from Atlanta, the silent juggler
Km Kay* from Chapel Hill,
and the Brtav'i Caafriapiiarj
Dnaa from Russia, with Vary
Mav from the North Carolina
School of the Art sin Winston
Salem.
May ?
SPRING CONCERT - J.W.
Turlington School's Spring
Concert, will be hdd May 29at
9 a.m. on the school grounds.
Parents and friends are invited
to attend.
AT UTI^TOEATOE - The
FayetteviUe Little Theatre pro
udly announces the opening of
Us final show of the "83-'M
season, "Pump Boys and
Dinettes." A special am
phitheatre is being constructed
on the banks of the Cape Fear
Rivet thru Jaae !? in order that
this show may be done in con
junction with the Little Theatre
and the 400th Committee's
project, "River Renaissance."
In addition to the show, a
catered barbecue and chicken
dinner will be available at the
IN CONCERT ~ Members of the Upchurch Chorus line up to
practice for next Wednesday's spring Choral Concert and Art
Show. Theevent will be held at the schools at 8 p.m. Admission is
free. The public is invited.
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SL'N Fl'N - Bruce Weill,
known for his role as Mick
Belker on NBC's critically ac
claimed police drama. "Hill
*>1' headline the
Sun Fun Festival Jaae 1-4
on the Grand Strand. Weitz
>*>ll make scheduled ap
pearances at the festival's
opening ceremonies, various
pageants. Sun Fun parades and
other events and activities dur
ing the 33rd annual festival.
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REGIMENT band - The
Regiment Band of the llth
North Carolina Troops will be
in a parade and in concert dur
ing the celebration of the 200th
anniversary of the City of
Rockingham on Saturday.
?*?*? *- Authentic band musk
or the period of the War Bet
ween the Stales will be
presented. Admission is free
and the public is invited. For
further information call
919-895-9088. 919-485. |54l'
919-184-0281.
Doings
I" Ma>
LO SALT COOKING - You
can learn to prepare tasty meals
for you and your family with
little or no salt. During May
which is National High Blood
Pressure Month, a class will be
offered at the Lester Building
Mrs. Ellen Willis and Mrs.
Becky Smith will conduct the
class. They will offer a class ai
10 a.m., 12:10 p.m. and 7:30
P m. At least seven people are
needed to make one class. If
you are interested in signing up
or want more information
Please call Mrs Becky Smith at
the Hoke County Health
Center at 8~5-37|7
May 24
CONCERT A ART - The
fourth grade chorus at
Scurlotk and lhc sluden|s J(
McLauchltn School will hold a
chorus performance and art
show ,n the Scurlock School
(afetenaon May 24,. 7 p.m.
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SI PKRSTAR - Robes^ Lit
Theatre presents: the rock
mTY, J?US Chr,M SuPers?ar
May 17-19 ,nd May 24^6 |( g
P m and Mav 20 at 2:30 p.m
Jn ,h? t?rol.na Civic Center
1 umberton
I bra May 2*
MUSEUM WEEK - The In
dian Museum of the Carolinas
will celebrate National
Museum Week from May 20
through May 2* There will be
an open house on Sunday. May
from 2 p.m. to 4:30 p.m.
Museum hours for May and the
summer months are 9 a.m. to
12 a.m. and I p.m. to4 p.m. on
Wednesday and Thursday and
I p.m. to 4 p.m. on Sunday.
Admission is free and visitors
are welcome during these
hours. Group* desiring a guid
ed tour should make ar
rangements in advance by call
in? (???) rw-uao.
BAKE SALK AND RAFFLE -
TWt Win be a bake sale and
?me sponsored by the Hoke
Humane Society in front of the
Food Lion Store on Amm 2 at 9
a.m.
Riverside Amphitheatre for an
extra charge of $3.00 or $6.00.
Dinner will be served between
00 and 8:15 with "Pump
Boys and Dinettes' beginning
?t 8:30 p.m. For more informa
tion and reservations, please
call the Box Office at 323-4233
between 4 and 9 p.m. after May
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GOODRVE CHARLIE - The
Bordeaux Dinner Theatre in
Fayetteville is presenting the
George Axel rod comedy
"Goodbye Charlie." This
hilarious, sexy comedy is play,
ing for the first time in the
Fayetteville area. On Broad
ly. the title role of Charlie
was played by Lauren Bacail.
"Goodbye Charlie" will play
e?ch Thursday through Satur
day evening until Juk 16.
Senior citizen and military rales
ire available on Thursday
evening but group rates are
available any night. The box
office is open for reservations
each day between noon and 6
p.m. at 323-1114.
Jaly 2-27
COM PITER CAMP - The
Hoke County School System is
offering two-week computer
camps for students in grades
4-12. July 2-2J Introduction to
Computers will be offered to
grades 4.5.6. 10:15 a.m.-12:15
P m., and grades 10. II, 12,
1:00-3:00 p.m. July 16-27 this
class will be offered to grades
7. 8. 9. 8:00-10:00 a.m. Also
on July 16-27. 1:00-3:00 p.m..
?n Advanced Course in Com
puters will be offered for
students in grades 10, II, 12.
July 30-August 10 two more In
troduction to Computer classes
will be offered There will be a
class for students in grades 4, 5,
6. 8:00-10:00 a.m. and one for
students in grades 7. 8. 9 10:15
? m.-l2:IJ p m A registration
fee of 10 dollars will be charged
to cover the cost of a textbook
for each participant All classes
will be limited to 25 students
Enrollment forms have been
*eni home by children in each
school. People who want to
lake advantage of this oppor
tunity should complete the
form and return as indicated
by June 8
Jaly 2-27
COM PITER WORKSHOPS
- There will be computer inser
vice workshops offered this
summer to Hoke County
teachers beginning in July. July
2-13 from 8:00-10:00 a.m.. In
troduction to Computer
classes; July 16-27 from 10:15
?m -12:15 p.m.. Intermediate
Level Computer Science; July
30-August 10 from 1:00-3:00
p.m. another Introduction to
Computer dais will be offered
Enrollment forms have been
given to each school for
distribution. Interested
teachers should complete the
form and return it with their 10
dollar registration fee by June
Sports
MICHAEL JORDAN - Nonh
2^" >iir
mctitd Jordan and other ACC
*un will t^ <*, lhe Hofce
C???y AJIS.? g p m ^
Jf" 15 at the Mac
c??""
nro, P m M "W'ws and
prospective members are
reminded to come and make ii
mS"* ?rl fUn" ?*">? and
? lp ??? may be oaid
?' ih?s time. Membership dues
?'Hi $3, student.
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TENNIS CLASSIC - Tht
Fifth Annual Hoke Tennis
Classic will be held Friday.
? 'hru Sunday, Jmmt J at
?he McLauchlin Park Tennis
Courts. Entry forms are
available from Terry Houston.
The deadline for receipt of en
tries is Monday, May 28. The
forms may be turned in to
association officers or mailed
lo: Hoke Tennis Association,
P.O. Box 898, Raeford, N C
28376.
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24-HOUR SOFTBALL - ArM
,e*ms be joining
forces on J.M ?. 9 tmd 10 fof
<he annual Easter Seal Softball
Marathon at Cumberland
County Park. The marathon is
? 24-hour softball game, with
participating teams playing
,w?-hour games against
other teams of similar ability to
*eep the marathon going.
Teams interested in par.
ttcipating in the iq?4
|W(hSl^/MeMo Tello/Bud
**?*"' Marathon for
Easter Seals should call the
North Carolina Easter Seal
Society, toll free ..
I-800662-9712. 1
Blazons
SENIOR |.D. CARDS ..
Senior Cituens 60 A over may
? ain Senior Citizens North
Carolina Identification with
photo by going to the Motor
Vehicle Driver's License
Bureau across from Raeford
OH Company on Thursdays. A
"nail fee is charged. Having a
Nonh Carolina Identification
Photo will m,ke check cashing
and other personal business
easier.
May 2*
BLOODMOBILE - The
Bloodmobile will visit Raeford
under the sponsorship of the
Hoke County Volunteer Fire
Departments on Monday, May
28th from II a.m.-4:30 p.m at
ihe Raeford United Methodist
Church. The visit will be staff
ed by members and friends of
all 10 departments in the city
and county.
?hm May 30
BLOOD PRESSURE - The
Hoke County Health Center
??" offer blood pressure
greening at several locations in
Raeford during National High
Blood Pressure Month. The
locations and times are as
follows: United Carolina Bank
Wednesday. May 23 from
? . 45 p m Posl Office
Wednesday. May 30 from
3-4:45 p.m.
SEASON TICKETS - Pem
broke Stale University an
nounces THE SEASON '84-'85
line-up. Attractions include
Shakespeare's "The Merry
Wives of Windsor". Brubeck
1-aVerne Trio. Alvin Alley
Repertory Ensemble and
"Ain't Misbehavin". Season
tickets are on sale now - $17 50
individual. $45. family
Subscribe before June 1st and
receive a lO*^ discount. For in
formation and free brochure
call 521-0778
GIRI. SCOUT CAMP - Hik
ing, swimming, cooking ovet
coals, boating, singing around
a glowing campfire, sleeping
under (he stars - all of this is
camping. It's fun. It's learning.
It's adventure. It's making new
friends. Come to Girl Scout
camp this summer. Girl Scouts
and non-Scouts are welcome ?
ages 6-17. For information call
782-3021 in Raleigh or
I -800-662-7579.
FATHER'S DAY GIFT -
Looking for that unusual yet
practical gift to give Dad for
Father's Day? If they enjoy
golf, your problem is solved.
Give them a "Golf Privilege
Card" now being offered by
the American Lung Associa
tion of Nonh Carolina, Mid
Sute Region. The golf card en
titles the holder to play 18 holes
at seven different golf courses
in the Sandhills. Courses
covered include Qu*il Ridge,
Foxfire, Mid Pin^, Seven
Lakes, Wood lake. The Rines,
and Hyland Hills The ''Golf
Privilege Card" is available for
a S30 contribution to the Lung
Association. Requests should
be sent to American Lung
Association of N.C.
(ALANC), Mid-Slate Regional
Office, Bo* 726, Southern
Pines, N.C. 28387, telephone
(919) - 692-3981.
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Performers set for salute
to Hollywood on Thursday
The Chorus and Chorale are
holding their annual show on
Thursday, May 24, at 8:15 p.m. in
the Hoke High School Gym
nasium.
The theme of this year's show is
"Hooray for Hollywood".
Tickets are $2 in advance and
$2.50 at the door.
Some stars that will be appear
ing are John Travolta, Irena Cara,
Michael Jackson, Marilyn
Monroe, Mr. T., and lots of
others.
Also performing will be the
Barbershop Singers, Beautyshop
Singers, and a special selection will
be sung by the senior Chorale
members as a farewell to Ms.
Dorsey.
Musical selections will include:
"Hooray for Hollywood!",
"Staying Alive," "Flashdance -
What A Feeling," "42nd Street"
and the "Continental."
This year's show will be very en
joyable and the public is urged to
attend.
Tickets can be purchased in ad
vance from Chorus and Chorale
members.
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