Carpenter looking
to future records
By Ed Miller
?Zr Johnny and Lee Margie
7- Carpenter have four sons. All four
are athletic but one of them, the
youngest, recently won the state
?C championship in long jumping.
> Terrell Carpenter, a rising senior
'l* at Hoke County High School, put
'? ;< his name in the state books in the
winners' column at the State
\\ Championship Track Meet two
X weeks ago.
; '? ; He also put his name right under
that of Lumberton senior Tim
?;< Worley. Worley beat Carpenter in
;!? the 100 meter dash by two hun
I' dreths of a second.
According to Carpenter, he and
Worley started running together
three years ago.
They met while both were
members of the East Coast Classic,
a track club that competes each
summer in the Junior Olympics.
"We're good friends," said
Carpenter.
The first season they ran against
each other, Worley consistently
won.
The next year, the contests got a
little closer, according to Hoke
Track Coach Howard Barkley.
This year, Barkley scheduled his
team's meets so Carpenter could
run against Worley as much as
possible, he said.
The pair swapped off wins all
season and the state finals race was
so close, it took judges about five
minutes to decide the winner even
with a photo finish.
" Worley 's chest was a little big
? ger than Terrell's so he won," said
Barkley.
The two are still good friends,
said Carpenter.
In fact, the two share a national
title in the 400 meter relay.
Running for the East Coast
Classic Club, the two, paired with
two other young men, ran the race
in 39.5 seconds.
Carpenter will "be ruwniag and
jumping in the Junior Olympics
again this year starting June IS, in
Raleigh.
Carpenter is a soft-spoken
young man.
For one as fast as he is, his
favorite past-times are walking and
fishing, he said.
Carpenter was not walking when
he set an unofficial time in the 100
meters of 10.02 seconds.
His best official time is 10.20
seconds.
Carpenter has broken a national
high school record in the long
jump with a leap of 25 feet, 2 and
one-half inches.
Alvin Blankeney, of Charlotte's
Myers Park High School is, and
will be. Carpenter's biggest com
petition next year.
In running events next year,
Carpenter will have little if any
competition, said Barkley.
Pittman Grove wins
in shutout victory
The Raiders captured another
shutout victory over New Hope
Baptist of Fayetteville after a fine
defensive effort. The score was
11-0.
Leading hitters were: Jim Mad
den 4-4, with one home run, Ron
Cook 2-3, Phillip Manning 2-3.
The Raiders play at home next
Monday at 6:30 against Lake Lynn
Baptist.
There is none in the conference,
said Barkley.
Blankeney almost beat
Carpenter this year because of slips
on the wet track. On his last at
tempt, Carpenter took the title
away from him.
Next year seems promising for
Carpenter.
The young man will play foot
ball again for the Bucks and then
will turn over his athletic ablilities
once again to Barkley.
According to Carpenter, he
owes everthing he knows about
track to Barkley.
The lucky coach has a lot to
work with.
Carpenter keeps getting better,
said the coach.
"He ususally jumps better after
he runs the 100 meters," said
Barkley.
Fewest shots
Paul Smith (left) is congratulated by Raeford Lions Club member
Ashwell Harward for winning the Annual Lions Club Golf Tourna
ment. Smith shot a 70 to win the trophy. Tied for second in the
tourney were Bill Bevins, Jackie Warden and Clyde Upchurch, who all
shot 71. John McDuffle, Al Taylor, Carl Bounds and Hank Richards
were all tied for closest to the hole. There were 88 golfers competing in
the tournament.
So. Hoke students win fitness honors
Nine fourth graders at South
Hoke School were awarded the
Presidential Academic Fitness
Award (P.A.F.A.) June 5 in the
school gym.
The guest speaker for the occa
sion was Superintendent of Hoke
County Schools, Dr. Bob Nelson.
His message emphasis was "Aim
High."
This year's recipients are Amy
Michelle Black, David Christopher
Boquist, Douglas Brian Cooper,
Robyn Amy Dial, Michelle
McLauchlin, Katie McNeill,
Demikia DeShawn Parker, Charity
Reshelle Sanderson, and Nicole
Lynn Taylor.
In 1983, President Reagan
established the P.A.F.A. to en
courage students to achieve their
full academic potential.
The P.A.F.A. awards arc a pin
and a certificate of recognition for
outstanding academic achievement
signed by the President, the
Secretary of Education, and the
school Principal. A letter from the
President congratulating each reci
pient was also presented. Mr.
Hank Richards, principal,
presented the honors.
Third grade marshals, Rita
Hammonds, Delton Woods, Artis
Beatty, and Kevin Pirestani led the
recipients in the darkened gym car
rying lit candles while Mrs. Miriam
McNeill played a piano selection.
The fourth grade chorus also
sang several selections. A reception
honoring the nine honorees was
held after the program. Parents,
visitors, and faculty were invited to
attend.
This is the first year that this
award is available to anyone other
than graduating seniors. Awards
are now given to students at the ex
it grade of elementary school, mid
dle school or junior high, and high
school.
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Recreation Bits
Senior citizen fishing trip
We will be offering a trip to Topaail Beach on Wednesday, June 19 for some fishing on the
pier. There will be a &2 fee to help cover gas expense. Space will be limited to the first 10
PAID individuals who register. Passengers will also be limited to two rods/reels and one
tackle box apiece. We will depart at 6 a.m. from the Old National Guard Armory. For more
information, please call 875-4035. (
Wnccnmnw Pottery Trip
Cotnc on out senior citizens. The Recreation Department is offering a trip to the Wac
camaw Pottery Complex in Myrtle Beach, South Carolina. Cost of the trip will be S6.00 per
person, and is limited to the first 38 PAID REGISTERED INDIVIDUALS. The date is Tues
day, June 25. Plans are being made to stop in Calabash for the evening meal. Departure time
is set for 8:00 a.m. in the field adjacent to the Old National Guard Armory. Approximate
return time to Raeford will be 8:00 p.m. Please call 5-4035 for more information.
Flea Market
The Recreation Department will offer a flea market on Saturday, June 22 beginning at
9:00 a.m. on the field next to Armory Park. There will be a $5.00 charge per space, and the
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