New Postmaster
Billy Monro* (center) of Raeford was sworn recently as the new
Postmaster in Red Springs. Monroe is shown here receiving the oath
of office from Sectional Center Manager Peter A. Bernard Jr. (right).
Monroe's mother /Catherine Phillips of Raeford (left) and his
daughter Katherine Womble of Dunn assist in the ceremony.
Clarence Page cited
for school service
Clarence Page is the janitor at
West Hoke School. Pace is a
grandfather to the students and
father to the staff.
School personnel say he is
always willing to lend a helping
hand with the students. When the
students do arts and crafts they
always want to make something
for him.
When a staff member has car
trouble, he is always there to assist
them.
Page takes pride in his job and
the school building. He keeps the
building clean.
Page is married to Elma Page
and they have six children, who all
have graduated from the Hoke
County school system.
Page is a member of Mt. Sinai
Holiness Church of Lumber
Bridge.
Page has many hobbies in
Clarence Page
eluding reading, upholstery and
gardening.
West Hoke boys and girls love
Mr. Page and love trying to help
and learn from him.
The first graders made him a
special hat with the title Chief-Do
It-All.
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Ready for action
After suiting up with life preservers, these South Hoke students are ready
for afternoon conoeing at Camp Rockfish. The group spent an overnight
outing at the camp recently.
South Hoke students
spend night camping
A group of students from
Fran ccs Davis' resource room at
South Hoke School recently took
an exciting overnight trip to Camp
Rockfish.
The boys and girls carefully
planned the nutritious menus and
then shopped for bargains. Hank
Richards, Steve McNeill, Lee Hust
and Mrs. Davis accompanied the
group.
The first thing the students did
at Camp was make up their beds
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and store their belongings.
The director, Bob Pryor, then
led them on a nature hike.
One of the subjects he discussed
was the way nature changes with
the seasons. They were blind
folded for part of the hike and
guided by a rope and asked to use
their other senses. They used ob
jects from their hike to make clay
designs which were then baked to
harden.
Later the students went rafting
and canoeing.
Guest for the evening cook-out
were Ginny Hayes, Linda, John
and Ann Richards, Howard Hust,
Lois Austin, Rita Williamson and
Kenneth Davis.
The Richards then joined the
campers in a game of kickball as
the adults toured the camp.
Later the group sang as Miriam
McNeill played many of the songs
the boys and girls had learned at
school.
The next morning the students
cleaned the Camp carefully before
heading baclt^ScyubHoketotell
of their adventures.
Tony Brown
Tony Brown
making it
in majors
If there are Philadelphia Phillies
fans out there, keep an eye out for
the name Tony Brown in next
season's line-up.
He is a former resident of
Raeford who is making it in big
league baseball.
Brown will be reporting to camp
in the spring to train with the
Phillies.
Born February 9, 1962, at
Moore County Memorial
Hospital, Brown lived and grew up
in Raeford.
He graduated from Hoke Coun
ty High in 1981 where he lettered in
baseball, basketball and football.
His parents are Halbert and
Mamie Brown of Raeford.
Brown was signed as a free agent
to the Phillies in October of 1981.
In 1982, Brown had the fifth
highest b&tting average in the
Northwest League at .586.
That same year, his five three
base hits were second in the league,
and he was fifth highest with home
runs knocking eight out of the
park.
Last year, in the Phil's Florida
Instructional League, Brown was
the leading hitter.
The Raeford man was batting
.358 and had five homers and 24
runs batted in.
Presently playing with the
Peninsula Pilots, Brown is moving
on UP- Siik-v
The outfielder Wbm home never
looked better and things never
looked better for him.
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