Special dinner will launch
Hoke Symphony concert season
The Hoke County Chapter of
the North Carolina Symphony and
the Hoke County Branch of Sand
hills Community College will
launch a subscription drive to sell
198S-86 season tickets on
September 6 with a special evening
of music held at the Hoke County
Civic Center.
"An Evening Together" will
feature The North Carolina Sym
phony String Quartet, who will
perform during the $25 a plate din
ner.
Former Governor and state
Community College President
Hon. Robert W. Scott and Mrs.
Scott will be special guests.
Each ticket for the evening,
which begins at 6:30 p.m. include a
buffet dinner, the evening's pro
gram and a ticket to the North
Carolina Chamber Orchestra Con
cert to be held on Thursday even
ing, November 14.
Reservations for the September
dinner will be on a first come basis
and will be limited to the first 100.
Season tickets for the symphony
season are S3. SO for adults, $3.50
for senior citizens and $3 for
students.
For further information, contact
Mrs. Marv Archie McNeill at
875-4106 or 875-4116.
The North Carolina Symphony
Chamber Orchestra, under the
baton of James Ogle, will perform
in Macdonald Gym, Hoke County
High School, Raeford, on Thurs
day, November 14 at 8 p.m.
The program includes Handel's
"The Entrance of the Queen of
Sheba" from Solomon, J.C.
Bach's Sinfonia in E Major for
Double Orchestra, and MUSIC OF
THE THEATRE, featuring
operatic favorites from La
Boheme, a George M. Cohan
Medley and selections from
Carousel.
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Witnesses described the truck to
deputies.
Raeford Police Chief Leonard
Wiggins reported that six
shoplifters were caught last week
in local stores.
On August 13, a juvenile
shoplifter was caught with $4.79
worth of "consumable goods,"
Wiggins said.
The 13-year-old girl has been
turned over to juvenile authorities,
he said.
Tammy Chavis, a 19-year-old
Laurinburg resident, was charged
with shoplifting SI. 19 in make-up
on the same day, said the chief.
Also last Tuesday, a 12-year-old
juvenile was caught trying to take
two toy robots from Raeford's
Maxway store.
The toys were valued at $7.94,
Wiggins said.
Last Thursday, Anna Brewer,
31, of Rt. 1, Red Springs, was
caught trying to leave Revco with
$12.61 in over-the-counter drugs
and cosmetics, said Wiggins.
On August 17, Lily McLaurin, a
27-year-old Laurinburg resident,
was arrested while trying to take 12
bottles of cologne, valued at
$81.72, out of the store, he said.
Again on last Saturday, Joyce
Bullard, of Rt. 1, Red Springs was
cited after being caught trying to
take $6.18 in diet pills and other
drugs out of Revco, Wiggins said.
On August 12, Artis McGregory
reported to sheriffs deputies that a
chainsaw and a spraying tank were
taken from a storage room on the
Charle's Farm.
The equipment was valued at
S350.
A total of $940 in personal pro
perty was taken from the residence
of Leon Cummings on August 14,
reports say.
Hand and power tools, a
shotgun and some cash were taken,
reports say.
Deputies were given a discrip
tion of the apparent thieves and
their vehicle by a witness, reports
say.
Morris completes ROTC summer work
Cadet Kenneth W. Morris, son
of Eutha A. Morris of Rural Route
3, Raeford, received practical
work in military leadership at the
U.S. Army ROTC advanced camp.
Fort Bragg.
The six-week camp, attended by
cadets normally between their
third and fourth year of college.
includes instruction in communica
tions, management and survival
training.
Successful completion of the ad
vanced camp and graduation from
college results in a commission as a
second lieutenant in either the U.S.
Army, Army Reserve or National
Guard for the cadet.
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This is Elwood Avenue early In the morning Tues
day. The sun rose, burning off a fog that wet
everything In sight, but no traffic was to be seen on
the usually busy street. Within an hour, this avenue
would be crowded and the traffic light at the end of
the street would be telling drivers when it was safe
to cross Main Street.
Car show on tap for Turkey Festival
A Race and Antique Car Show
will be held Saturday, September
21 in conjunction with the First
North Carolina Turkey Festival in
Raeford.
The show, which will begin at 10
a.m. and run until 3 p.m., is being
held in the parking lot behind the
Hoke County Courthouse on Main
Street in Raeford.
A variety of vehicles, in four dif
ferent class divisions, will make up
the show.
Included in the division will be
stock cars, drag cars, four-wheel
drive dirt and mud trucks, antique
cars and restored models.
Car owners or crew personnel
will be on hand during the day to
exhibit their vehicles.
Trophies will be awarded to the
"BEST IN SHOW in each of the
four division.
Awards will be presented at 2
p.m.
In addition to the four divisions
exhibited, plans are being made to
feature several Grand National
(Show) cars as part of the show.
The show, which is being locally
sponsored, will give area car buffs
an opportunity to exhibit the
vehicles they are so proud of.
There will be no admission
charge.
For more information, contact
Pam Fredrick at 875-2121.
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