i Weeks To Come
fy Mwic loaM AwcWoi
? lltllgl w<B be first Monday
night ofmqraiMh at Hoke
H^l School bud x?m at 7
pa. Parents aad friends of the
musk association arc urged to
mtt?A
AIRPORT AUTHORITY
-The Hoke/Raefbrd Airport
Authority wiH hold its regular
?nrlag at the Raeford Chy
Hall an the aeeantf Thursday of
each month at 7:49 1?.
AMERICAN LEGION
Hmmkm Legion Poet 30 of
Hoke County ""ft saeend
Tuaaday of each month at the
Edinborough at (
p.m. Thoae interested in join
ing are invited.
COUNTY COMMISSION
-Members of the Hoke County
Commission meet the first
Miaday of each month at 9
a.m. and the KM Monday at
7:30 p.m. Pratt Building
located at 227 N. Main St. in
Raeford. The public is invited.
CITY COUNCIL - The
Raeford Qty Council meets the
that Monday of each month at
7 p.m. in City Hail. The public
is encouraged to attend.
SCHOOL BOARD - The
Hoke County Board of Educa
tion meets the flnt Tuesday of
each month at 7:30 p.m. at the
board offices on Wooley
Street. The public is encourag
ed to attend.
AL ANON ? Meetings are held
every Wednesday at 8 p.m. at
the Library Conference Room.
JAYGEES - Raeford Jaycees
meet the 2nd and 4th Monday
of each month over Howell's
Drug Company on Main
Street. Anyooe interested is in
vited to attend.
Ian. 17
YAM COMMISSION - The
23rd Annual Meeting of the
N.C. Yam Commission, Inc.
will be held Jan. 17 at the
Wayne County Agricultural
Center in Goktsboro. Free
Lunch, no registration fee.
Mm March M
m
State
will present the sky show
"Coemic Dimensions." This
planetarium program brings in
to focus the size of the Universe
by discussing the relative
distance from Earth to the
Moon and other planets, then
the star, galaxies, and the in
tense, rapidly receding quasars.
"Cosmic Dimensions" will be
presented on Sundays at 3 p.m.
through March It. Admission
b $2 for adults and SI for
children and students with pro
per identification. For more in
formation call 486-1611 or
486-1630 between 8 a.m. and 5
p.m., Monday through Friday.
.SBOW.^-tte FayWanflb, t
: University Planetarium
Jaa. 21, 28, Feb. 4
INTERVENTION WORK
SHOP - As a public lervice,
The Life Center of Fayetteville
will present a new series of
workshops for family members
and others whose lives are af
fected by the alcoholic/drug
addict. This new series of
workshops will be held at The
Life Center of Fayettevilk,
3425 Melrose Road, Ft yet
teviDe, NC 28304, on Jm. 21,
Jsi. 28 ami Feb. 4 from 7 p.m.
to 9 p.m. each night. To
register, or for further infor
mation, contact The Life
Center, 485-7188.
J ma. 17, IS, 19
DANCERS AND MUD
WRE8TLEKS ? Fort Brett's
Soldier Entertainment Center
has scheduled a variety of
events for January and the
public is invited! On Thursday
January 17, a Disco Dance will
be held from 8-11 p.m. Admis
lion will be J 1 . On Friday, Jaa
18 THE PLAYMATES,
female dance group, will per
form from 8-10 p.m. Admis
sion will be $2. And on Satur
day, laa. 19, THE
AMAZONS, a female mud
wrertling troupe, will perform
from 8-10 p.m. Admission will
be S2. The Soldier Entertain
ment Center is located on
Butner Rd., btsiia Collins
aad Oorham Streets, in the Oid
Division Am. For more infor
mation, call the canter at
39*4919.
Jaa. 21, 28
TUTORS NEEDED - A
i Tator Workshop has
1. 21. 28,
fc)0 pja.-9;30 p.m. in
Rm Limey Office am Ehvood
.Uym
dram AMADEUS which will
09m Mm. IS with a Cham
for three weekends Am Bab. J.
Written by hw Shaffer
(EQUUS. KRAMER vs.
KRAMER. E.T.), AMADEUS
U the longest running drama in
recent Broadway history.
I ra ding the cast far this pro
duction will be Mayoa Weeks
of Fayetteville as the coapoeer
Antonio Saheri and BUI Allen
of Chapd Hill as his rival.
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart.
Katie Johnston of Chapd Hill
will appear as Consume.
Mocart's wife. For reserva
tions. please call the Little
Theatre Box Office at 323-4233
between 4 and 9 p.m. after
January 9.
Ml (active-duty and retired),
their family member* and
dvfliaa employees who bold
the Morale Support Activities
Division Card. Admission will
be S2 for all others. CM? d
skating Rink U located on Reil
ly Road next to Lee Physical
Fitness Center. For more Infor
mation on the same, call the
rink at 396-3127.
COLLEGE AID WORKSHOP
- Parents and students who are
seeking financial aid for college
are encouraged to attend a
workshop bang held in the
Hoke High School Library on
lan. 17 at 7 p.m.
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CAROWINDS AUDITIONS - Representatives from Caro winds
theme park in Charlotte will soon begin looking for singers,
dancers, musicians, specialty acts and technicians for its IMS live
shows program. A five-city talent search, scheduled for the week
of Jan. 27-Feb. 3, will include auditions at Carowinds (Jan. 27),
University of South Carolina in Columbia (Jan. 29), East Carolina
University in Greenville, N.C. (Jan. 30), University of North
Carolina in Greensboro (Feb. I), and North Carolina School of
the Arts in Winston-Salem (Feb. 2); interviews for technicians at
North Carolina School of the Arts (Feb. 2) and Carowinds (Feb.
3).
F?k. 1, 2. 3
TENNIS TOURNEY - Clover
field Tennis and Swim Club,
1719 Middle Road. Fayet
teville, North Carolina, will
iponsor the IMS QomfkM
New Ycar'a Clmrir. This adult
tournament, in its third year, is
sanctioned by the United States
Tennis Association, the
Southern Tennis Association,
and the North Carolina Tennis
Association. The tournament is
set for Fefe. 1, 2, aad 3 with a
rain date set for Feb. 8, 9 and
10. Events include Mens and
womens Singles and Doubles
and Mixed Doubles. Entry fee
is S10 for singles, and S12 per
. doubles team. Eatry
* TVJday, January 25 at 6 p.m.
We will not be able to accept
telephone entries. Entry blanks
are available at area tennis
clubs or may be sent direct
upon request. For more infor
mation about the Third Annual
CI over field New Year's Classic
Tennis tournament call (919)
323-4446.
March 14-14
INDIAN CONFERENCE
?Indians from across the state
will gather it the Bordeaux
Motor Inn in Fayetteville
March 14-16, 198S. for the
Tenth Annual North Carolina
Indian Unity Conference. The
conference sponsor, United
Tribes of North Carolina
(UTNC), is currently finalizing
plans for the annual conference
which will have as its theme,
"Memories of Our Past, Vi
sions of Our Future." The con
ference pre-registration fee will
be S30 per person. The registra
tion fee at the conference will
be $33. Separate tickets for the
banquet only will be available
for SIS. Persons wishing more
information about the con
ference should contact one of
the member organizations of
UTNC, which includes seven
North Carolina Indian com
munity organizations and the
N.C. Commission of Indian
Affairs.
Tib
vJaa. 19
BEETHOVEN - The Fayet
teville Symphony Orchestra
will present "An Evening With
Beethoven" on Saturday even
ing, Jaa. 19, at 8 p.m., in
Reeves Auditorium on the
Methodist College campus,
Fayetteville. The performance
will be conducted by Harlan
Duenow, musical director of
the Fayetteville Symphony Or
chestra, and win be the third
concert of the 19<4-ft3 season.
Tickets will be available at the
door at S3 for general admis
sion and S3 for students, senior
citizens, and military (E-l
through E-3), and the public is
invited to an end. For tickets or
further iaforaatlon call
864-3907 or 323-0t92.
KB HOCKEY - The Fort
I Itapaa tat Hockey
wm compau agaioM the
19. ami ike
is invited. ItopMttw*
at Fort Brag^s CMand
1
be SI tor
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POSTAL EXAM WORK
SHOP - Learn how to earn top
scores on the U.S. Postal Ser
vice Clerk Carner and Mail
Handler Exams. Sponsored by
the Achievement Center, the
workshop will be held at the
Ramada Inn in Fayetteville on
Wednesday, Jaa. 23 from 1-5
p.m. and 6-10 p.m. The cost of
S3S includes attendance, text,
practice examinations and
home-study materials. For
registration call toll free
1-800-222-4161.
CRAFT SEMINAR - Hoke
County craftsmen will have an
opportunity to learn some
marketing skills at a Craft
Marketing Seminar to be held
on Thursday, Jaa. 24, from 10
a.m. to 3 p.m. in
Elizabethtown. The seminar is
open to craftsmen, shop
owners, or anyone interested in
marketing crafts. Dr. Robert
Dahle, Extension Specialist in
Business Management and
Cooperatives with the North
Carolina Agricultural Exten
sion Service, will discuss how
to price crafts. Other speakers
will cover such topics as where
to sell, recognizing quality, and
bow to display, package, and
label crafts. The crafts market
is very competitive today and
craftsmen must not only pro
duce quality items but use the
very best marketing techniques
to realize a profit. The crafts
marketing seminar, sponsored
by the North Carolina
Agricultural Extension Service
will be held in the Bladen
County Agricultural Center.
Complete information and
registration forms are available
from the Hoke County Exten
sion Office on South Magnolia
Street. Deadline for registra
tion is January 18. For more in
formation, contact Alice Pettitt
at 875-2162.
ABUSE WORKSHOP - The
Hoke County Girl Scouts will
sponsor a child abuse
workshop for all girls from 5th
grade through 12th grade on
Jaa. M. The workshop will be
held at the National Guard Ar
mory hftfaining at 10 a.m.
Parents are urged to attend the
workshop with their daughters.
Non Scouts are welcomed to at
tend also. There will be no
charge for the workshop. For
further information call
873-5237 after 6 p.m.
come oat and enjoy the ahow.
^ifcaiarioa for
b? SI. The Soldier
mmt Center to located on
**Mr Road, between Coital
aadOnrh? Streets, to the Old
Division Am. For aon infor
mation. cal the ctater at
396-9919.
DICKENS SEMINAR ? Hoke
County Agricultural Extension
Service wffl be offering a free
Hnmamtin Seminar on the
topic "Charles Dickens and
America" which will begin on
Jaa. 24. The eight -hoar
KMiMf wil meet at the Lester
Bui Ming on Sooth ftoganHa
Street from 7-9 p.m. on Jan.
28. Feb. 23. March 23 and
April 29. The seminar will be
led by Dr. Elliot Ei*ei. Pro
fessor of Fngthh at North
CaroBna State University and
Director of Humanities Exten
sion Program. Dr. Fngri will
give seminar participants a
detailed - account of Dickens'
life and writing career and then
explore Dicken's visits to
America which led to the
writing of one of his greatest,
yet now neglected novel. Mar
tin CMuzzJewit. Seminar par
ticipants will be reading and
discussing the novel which Pro
fessor Engel will distribute at
the first meeting and collect
when the seminar concludes.
Anyone desiring to participate
in the seminar should call the
Agricultural Extension Service
by January. 23 at 873-2162.
Please help us spread the word
on this seminar.
MATH AND SCIENCE - The
N.C. School of Science and
Mathematics has opened its
formal 1984-83 nomination
process by mailing information
books and application forms to
high schools throughout the
state. The school is looking for
about 200 students to make up
next fall's llth grade. Applica
tions must be postmarked by
Jan. 31. Applicants must take
the Scholastic Aptitude Test
(SAT) no later than the Jan. 26
testing date.
MICROWAVE WORKSHOP
? A microwave workshop will
be held Monday, Feb. 4 at 7
p.m. at the Lester Building on
South Magnolia Street. The
workshop is sponsored by the
Agricultural Extension Service
and is free. The microwave
workshop is for people who
have a microwave, but do not
use it to its full potential, peo
ple who have questions on
microwaves, people who just
got a microwave or people who
are interested in getting a
microwave. Dr. Nadine Tope,
Extension Foods Specialist
from NCSU, will be conduct
ing the workshop if twenty peo
ple preregister. Interested per
sons are aaked to preregister by
calling 873-2162.
la Jaa.
JELLY SALES - Raeford
Jaycees are once again prepar
ing for their annual Jaycee id
ly Sales to raise money for the
North Carolina Jaycee Bum
Center located in Chapel Hill.
Lasting throughout the month
of January, this year's cam
paign will be the Uth year of
the Jelly Sales. Jaycee chapters
all across the state will be idl
ing the jars of jdly for SI each.
COMMUNITY CHORUS
-Efforts are being made to
organize a Hoke County Com
munity Chorus. Once assembl
ed the adult group would per
form at community events, at
churches and for civic clubs.
Interested adults should call
John Plummer at *75-2677.
Jaa. lt-Feb. 3
COOKIE TIME - Otrl Scouts
will be taking orders
throughout our 20 counties
beginning Jaa. 11 through Fab.
3. Cookie delivery will be Feb.
24- March 1. Girls will abo sdl
cookies directly from Feb. 24
through March 24. Cookies
will be baked by Little Brownie
Bakers, Louisville, Kcatacky.
There ai? seven varieties - aB
arc preservative free aad
kosher. Cookies in PfaMS of
Caroftaa Council sdl for S2 per
box. Proceeds an ntad la up*
port troop activities aad txm
nssky projects. Troops keep
23* froa each bos soM. OM
jCOmi in note tomuy win DC
kaoefctag oa yam doors star
ting Jaaaaiy It 10 take yoar
know that yoc are gfah
gn?. If yaa an aat contacted
by a OM fcM aad art* to
order cookies, eal Shirley
Fergueoo, 175-4473.
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Fiddlin ' around
North Carolina Symphony violinist Phyllis Sangren
(right) demonstrates her instrument to Scuriock
School students. Sangren Is a member of the Sym
phony's String Quartet, who conducted discovery
programs in the Hoke County schools last week.
The group also performed a public concert at the
library on January 8. The appearances were spon
sored through donations made to the Hoke County
Chapter of the N.C. Symphony.
Sullivan 's
HOURS:
Mon.-Sat.
8:30-5:30
210 N.W. Broad Street
Southern Pines, N.C.
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FRIDAY & SATURDAY
This is the beginning of our Greatest Pre-lnventory Sale ever! Further mark
downs have been taken on almost all sale merchandise so that we can clear
out as much merchandise as possible before inventory.
Special Group Ladies'
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9*?-29*?
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AIGNER COATS
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RKDUCCD 20-33 ZZ?
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values 0*0
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Special Group of
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VALUES
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