r
(right) and Gene Webb (right center) get
some help from County Commission Chairman John
Balfour (center left) and Raeford Mayor John K.
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McNeill (left) getting the door open on their new
store Fast Shop Food Mart on. Highway 211 near the
Highway 401 bypass. The store opened December 20.
. . . Year finally ends
(Continued from page 6)
about the appointment of an In
dian Education Act director.
A Hoke County man was
sentenced to four years in prison
after he pleaded guilty to incest
charges.
The Chamber of Commerce an
nounced a plan to hire a secretary
and to move its offices to a
renovated Aberdeen and Rockfish
Railroad Depot on Main Street in
Raeford.
December
The Raeford branch of United
Carolina Bank was robbed. Three
county men were arrested leaving
the bank, and one was charged by
the Federal Bureau of Investiga
tion. Grady Dominic Cunn
ingham, 20, was awaiting trial at
year's end on the charges.
Commissioner James Albert
Hunt said he would appeal a two
year jail term given to him for a
probation violation. Hunt also did
not seek re-election as the commis
sion vice chairman because of his
"personal" problems.
While 40 residents from the In
dian community waited in the hall,
members of the new Hoke County
Board of Education stayed in ex
ecutive session for 50 minutes.
Share Your Christmas was
deemed a success after the Raeford
Woman's Club program brighten
ed the season for about 1,000
needy residents.
The A&R Railroad officially
gave the depot to the city and
county governments to be used by
the Chamber of Commerce and the
new industrial recruiter for an of
fice.
A Chamber sponsored mullet
roast drew about 12S resident and
dignitaries. Those attending were
told that "good" things were go
ing to happen in Hoke County.
The county commissioners
launched efforts to get countywide
zoning started.
Britthaven Inc. received the OK
from the Cardinal Health Agency
to construct a $1.6 million nursing
home in Hoke County. Construc
tion is supposed to begin this
spring.
The state DOT voted in
December to return US 401 to the
construction priority list.
The year 1984 came to an end.
McColl heading
for Campbell U.
Kimberly Melissa McColl of
Raeford has been accepted to
Campbell University.
She is the daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Henry Thomas McColl.
Kimberly attended Hoke County
High School.
Campbell Univeristy is located
south of Raleigh, the capital of
North Carolina, in the quaint com
munity of of Buies Creek. In addi
tion to a full liberal arts program,
the univeristy has a School of Law
and offers graduate degrees in
business, education, and govern
ment.
Campbell offers programs of
study at Fort Bragg, Rocky
Mount, and Raleigh also.
In cooperation with Ulster Col
lege in Belfest, Ireland, Campbell
sponsors a program in the applied
sciences at Tankii Abdul Rahman
College .in Kuala Lumpur,
Malaysia.
Winner
Eric Strickland, who is the son
of Mr. and Mrs. Tim Strick
land, pulls the winning ticket
during a December 15 drawing
at the Community United
Methodist Church. Josh Moody
of Wagram had the lucky
number and won a market hog
slaughtered and cut to his
specifications. The hog was
raised on the Hoffmann-Lewis
Farms near Five Points. Pro
ceeds from the raffle helped the
church purchase kitchen equip
ment.
J. W. Turlington PTA Treasurer Patricia Jacobs (right) presents prizes
to calendar sales winners. Devon Day is accepting S25 for each
homeroom. First place class winner was Mrs. Strickland, second place
class winner was Mrs. Taylor and third place class winner was Mrs.
Sutton. Darryl Monroe Is second place individual winner SSHf Jenifer
Lindsay is the third place individual winner $25. Travis McLauchUn
(not shown) won a portable TV radio. Other prizes were walkman
AM-FM radios, stuffed animals, digital watches and baseballs. Mrs.
Brenda Floyd, PTA Project chairperson, also presented Lisa Harris
with a certificate for a one-week Florida vacation for her family. Har
ris was (he first place calendar winner.
Family wins vacation
Christmas came early to
students at J.W. Turlington
School.
Prizes were awarded to winners ?
of the calendar sales project spon
sored by the school's PTA.
Lizzie Mae Harris and her
daughter Lisa were presented with
a certificate for a one-week Florida
Vacation and $100 to spend during
that vacation.
The certificate is good until
December 31, 1985.
Harris sold 133 calendars for the
Turlington PTA. Her daughter
Lisa is a fifth grade student at
Turlington.
Proceeds will be used for in
structional supplies and improve
ment of the school facilities.
Turlington PTA meets every se
cond Monday each month at 7
p.m. in the school auditorium.
All parents, and friends are urg
ed to support the PTA.
The next meeting will be
January 14.
Hollingsworth finishes course
Spec. 4 Bridges D. Holl
ingsworth, grandson of Ozella B.
Pigatt of Rural Route 1, Raeford,
and son of Ruth Easterling of 32
Pine St., Nyack, New York., has
completed a U.S. Army primary
leadership course at Fort Bragg.
Students received training in
supervisory skills, leadership prin
ciples and small unit training
techniques essential to a first-line
supervisor in a technical or ad
ministrative environment.
Hollingsworth is a medical
specialist with the 1st Corps Sup
port Command.
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