National Geographic
Book Explains Canada
(Washington when upper
and Lower Canada merged. Che
well-known cities vied to be
chosen capital of the federated
colony.
Bytown, a losing community
of 10,000 people, resolved to
try for the honor. Since the
name lacked glamor, the town
fathers changed It to Ottawa
an Intriguing Indian word with
a lilt to it.
In 1857, to everyone's aston
ishment. Queen Victoria chose
Ottawa as the capital. The town
lay, suitably centered between
Upper and Lower Canada and
Wrecks
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crashed into the rear of It.
Mcl haul had sent a passen
ger In his truck to a service
station a I out three-tenths of a
mile away and was waiting for
his return, Coen said.
Monroe was charged with fail
ure to decrease sneed In time
to avoid an accident.
At 7:55 a.m. Thursday, a
pickup truck operated by Br en
da May Spencer, 17, of Aber
deen Rt. 1, skidded on wet pave
ment near Tlmberland on N.C.
211, went down a slight em
bankment, and crashed Into a
utility pole, Coen said.
The pickup truck attempted
to pass a school bus when t
went into a skid, Coen said.
Two other students were In
the truck. They were Debora
Rena Mayes, g, and Sherry
Claydeen Spencer, 11, both of
Aberdeen Kt. 1. Brenda Spen
cer and Debora Mayes were
admitted to Moore Memorial
Hospital, but were not believed
to be seriously Injured, Coen
sAd.
Saturday afternoon at 5:20,
three cars crashed In an ac
cordian - type rear - end acci
dent on L'.S. 40.
dent on U.S. 401 near the Ca
tholic church, Coen said.
All three drivers were from
outside this area. They were
Sgt. Caesar Lamar brown, 20,
Fort Meade, Md., James Thom
as Baskms, 16. Cheraw, S, C
and Pfc. Ronald Everett Smith,
21, Fort Bragg.
Coen said the three cars were
traveling south when Smith
stopped behind a Jeep which
was attempting to make a turn
off the highway. The Basklns
vehicle stopped behind Smith,
and the Brown car plowed Into
It, knocking it Into the rear
of the Smith car, Coen said.
brown was charged with fail
ure to decrease speed In time
to avoid an accident and Smith
was charged wlthjmproper reg
istration, Coen said.
Tuesday night, an unidenti
fied man apparently was struck
by a hit-run driver on 401 By
pass at the Intersection of Rae-ford-Vass
Road, Coen said.
The man, who appeared to
be atiout 65, was one of sev
eral persons living In a house
trailer nearby, Coen said, and
had been across the road to get
water from a store.
He said the man's grandson
started to the store and saw his
grandfather crawling off the
hijliway. He had a broken ankle,
Coen said.
The trailer has been at that
location for about a month, Coen
said, and is occupied by palm
readers,
Coen said the man was to have
been Identified Wednesday
morning when he went to Hlgh-smith-Ralney
Hospital In Fay
ettevllle to complete his re
port. Faulty
MUFFLERS
ARE
Hazardous!
(particularly for
winter driving )
Niven's Esso
10 Minute
Muffler Check
M3y Save
Your Life!
Iffy
Esso
far enough away from the A
merlcan frontier to discourage
Invasion by the former enemy.
"The Yanks wouldn't even be
able to find it." muttered Ot
tawa's disappointed rivals.
This Is one of many Illumi
nating anecdotes in the National
Geographic Society's new
book) "Exploring Canada From
Sea to Sea." The boundless
diversity of Canada unfolds In
Its 308 pages and more than
200 full-color photographs. A
large map of Canada Is Included
with each book.
The nine authors of'Explor
Ing Canada" cover everything
from Manitoba's Fltn Flon
Trout Festival to changing the
guard on Parliament Hill in
Ottawa, from Toronto's mod
ernistic city hall to Jasper,
Alberta, where a bull moose
once took over the water hole
on the golf course.
Jules Billard captures the
flavor of Montreal! whose 2,
500,000 citizens enjoy life with
a Gallic flair in superb res
taurants, lovely parks, and dis
cotheques. '
Howard La Fay flew to t
logging camp deep In Quebec
The forest, tie learned, no long
er echoes the crack of woods
men's axes. La Fay watched
a monstrous new timber cut
ter at work:
McDuffie
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Town board also voted to move
the polling place downstairs
from the second floor of town
hall. It will be set up in the
area customarily occupied by
the fire truck.
A number of citizens have
complained in recent elections
that the climb of stairs to the
second floor was too hard on
elderly pe ople and persons
with heart conditions and other
ailments.
The board also voted to ac
cept Hoke Planning Board's re
commendation to rezone a lot
on Maxwell Street to permit a
house trailer to set up there.
Voting
(Continued from JPagt 1)
the remainder of the registra
tion. Boundaries of the new pre
cinct are defined, in legal
terms, In a Board of Elections
advertisement on Page t of this
issue of The News-Journal.
Generally speaking, the
southern boundary of the pre
cinct Is the northern town lim
its of Raeford. The eastern
and northern boundaries are
formed by Rockflsh Creek.
It then comes southward along
Baker Road to Aberdeen Cut
off at Upchurch High School,
then down the paved road from
In front of the school toward
the West Prospect underpass,
making a Junction with the
northern town limits.
WE NOW HAVE
Dig Boy Tomato Plants - Pepper Plants
Cabbage Plants
COMPLETE LINE OF
FERTILIZERS - SEEDS - INSECTICIDES
In Variety
GARDEN & LAWN IMPLEMENTS
HOES, RAKES TRIMMERS
OTHER LAWN and GARDEN ACCESSORIES
Don't Watte Space That Can Be Used For A Garden
Or Lose Value On Your Property
By Neglecting Your Lawn
The Johnson Company
"A single mechanic operated
the harvester, as it lurched on
caterpillar treads toward a
stately 90-year-old spruce.
Two great metal clamps locked
the lower trunk in a lethal
embrace. Suddenly the clamps
shot upward: their cutting edges
amputated every branch. A
quick slice sent the crown of the
tree toppling. Another hydraul
ic shears at the bottom severed
the trunk at ground leveL"
Ralph Gray took the "mus
keg express" from Winnipeg
all the way north to Churchill
on Hudson Bay. Friends told
him It would be a unique rail
road experience: "You can
sip refreshments In the lounge
while watching the sun and the
last three cars sink slowly
into the muskeg."
The noted Canadian writer
Alan Phillips describes the Chi
nook, phenomenal wind from
the west that sweeps across
the Canadian Rockies:
"It screams through the
passes, reaching speeds as high
as 100 miles an hour.
"Exploring Canada From Sea
to Sea" may be obtained only
by direct order from the Na
tional Geographic Society,
Dept. 405, Washington, D. C.
20036: cost, J4.25, plus 25 cents
for postage and handling.
Read I John 3:1-8
If we aay we have committed
no sin, we make him out to be a
liar, and then his word has no
place In us. (I John 1:10 Ntb)
Several yeara ago, I suffered
some severe lacerations In a
motorcycle accident. I went to
a doctor to seek relief from my
pain, but In treating my wounds
he made my pain more intense.
He first scrubbed my wounds
with soap and water. Not until
he had scrubbed out all the
grease and road dirt did the doc
tor bind up my broken skin. It
was painful treatment, but if the
doctor had spared me that pain,
my wounds could have caused
Infection and more pain.
The healing of the Great Phy
sician Is something like that.
It hurts to know ourselves as
sinners. But we must have con
fidence In him that He can do for
us what needs to be done. Unless
God's word of Judgment first
washes awayour self-deception,
we can never know the healing,
the Joy, the life that His mercy
and forgiveness can bring,
PRAYER: Dear Father, grant
us the courage to accept Thy
Judgment of us as sinners. May
Thy word of grace find a place
In us to heal and save us; through
Jesus Christ, Thy Son and our
Savior. Amen.
THOUGHT FOR THE DAY:
If we are to have God's mercy,
we must be willing to listen to
His Judgment,
Daniel L. Olson (California)
COPYRIGHT
THE UPPER ROOM
EVERYTHING for GARDENING
and LAWN ENTHUSIASTS
AZALEAS Ready To Bloom
DUSTERS and SPRAYERS
GRADUATE Carolyn R. Du.
pree, daughter of Judgt and
Mrs. J. E. Duprra of Raeford,
received her bachelor of arts
degree in elementary education
from the University of North
Carolina at Greensboro on Jan
uary 26. MlaaDupree presently
la working for Cumberland
County school system as a third
grade teacher at Cumberland
Mills School,
Senler
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for four years of study at UNC.
Students from throughout the
country compete. This year,
a record 104 award? were made.
As a student, Senter is vice
president of the senior class,
chief marshal, co-captainofthe
basketball and baseball teams,
and attended N. C. Governor's
School (a summer program for
exceptionally gifted students).
Morehead awards first were
presented in 1951. They are
granted on the basis outstand
ing merit as reflected in aca
demic ability, character and
leadership. Need is not a factor.
Announcement of the annual
awards were made by Huuh G.
Chatham of Elkin, chairman of
the board of trustees, John
Motley Morehead Foundation.
Senter's accomplishment was
greeted with pride and praise at
Hoke High School, where prin
cipal Rtz Autry, faculty, and
friends extended their con
gratulations. Officers
(Continued from Page 1)
ered.
Charged with breaking and
entering and larceny in that
case are George Walker 36,
of Raeford: Charles Jiles, 29,
of Lumberton; Neil McGeach
ey, 30, of rural Hoke County,
and Fred McGeachey, 19, of
Raeford. All four are Negro.
Stanton's department alsohas
recovered a typewriter stolen
during a January break-in a'
the hiti school. The machine
was located In a Bennettsville,
BIRDDOGS
FOR SALE
6 PUPPIES
Make Us An Offer!
CALL
875-2997
After 5 P.M.
FOR SALE: Beautifully wooded
acreage residential lots In Blue
Springs Township. Neill L.
McFadyen. tfc
Taylor Column
Continued from page 2
Most large dally newspapers
with Sunday editions accept for
publication a certain amount
of poetry. Here, merit is an
important measure of the
poem's chances of making it into
print. They rarely deal with
"In memoriam" material.
There ought to be some way
to encourage young poets, fur
certainly they will be discour
aged If none of their deatlile-s
verse is printed. Actually,
there are a number of poetry
magazines and other publica
tions that offer a market (al
though sometimes there i? no
pay), but submissions from bona
fide poets quickly claim most
of their space.
If you are a household poet,
bless you. Keep writing (and
crying, if poetry moves you to
tears).
Just don't write on rhe walls
of "Hls'n and "Her'n." rhat i
sacred space.
Pearly Gates
A morning glory of Alining
white which will bloom all
summer long can grace our
Harden.
" The imaginative name in the
title ubove is lhal of a morning
glory. As you can guess, its
flower color is shining while
Morning glories give so much
for so litlle. They bloom from
July until frost and are c.isiK
?rown from seeds pl.inied in
ull sun.
A spot protected from hiph
winds is ideal and rich soil is
to be avoided so vines do not
produce excessive foliage.
Vines grow H feet and more
high, provide shade as well as
flowers.
. v QBUS -
Jfa,. I. ! - T I I. I. . HI. I. I i :
You HWE MORE" GOING For
You When You Heal Alth Jack
Hiay at QUALITY MOTORS,
Hams Avenue, ftaetord. 43C
KOH SAIl: 19 yards lollshed
Cotton, h loral design uith pea
corks. Includes turquoise,
LTffii, unite and ,ol(l. 3G,f wide.
Nuit.ihle tor slti'coer or drap
eries, bau'dln. Mis. Carlton
Nlven. 4j-44l
r OK SAL k: riatlorin Counter
Scales, like new. See Sam Mor
ris, Lick son lress. llione IJ75
2121. tl
I'liH sAi.I : I sed stove - Clean
and in ood condition. $r,0.00
Call 87"-S717. 43-44C
SOUHY SAL is now a merry
fc;al. She used Hue Lustre ru?
and upholstery cleaner. Rent
ele trie slumpooer jil, Hae'ord
Hdve. 4S-41C
HI. AITIFY YOLH GKOUNLS
with douHe, white lloweimr
peach trees. 4-5 ft. tall $1.00
Mrs. II, L. Gatlln. Jr. 4a-441
McDonald';; Tire Recapping now
sellin; Monarch and Goodyear
new tires. Wheel Balancing.
Road .service. Call 375-207;).
tic
Nut serv Stock. Hants i Seeds,
etc. IT'S SI KING I LAS TING
TI.Mr.. rtnte today for 1 lantin;
Guide c ataloy, in color, offered
by Virginia's lareest growers
oi Iruit trees, mil trees, yrape
vines, berry plants, and land-sc-ipiii!?
plant material. Sales
people wanted. AA NhSllORO
Ni:i(Sl ik:S. Aaynesboro, Vir
ginia 22'.1(j. 43-40C
WE CAN ARRANGE weekly pay
ment on y.tur automobile re
pairs tires and accessories.
Raeicr Auto Company. t:c
AI AKTMKNT L OR RENT:
kurnished -downstairs, private
entrance. Call 875-3791 after
C p.m. tfc
YOUR ''POAIi TO StXCLSS".
DO you have an AVON Repre
sentative calling on you regu
larly'.1 II you don't perhaps it
is an open territory which could
oiler you an excellent earning
opportunity. M.trt now for hi
Christmas proMts. No exper
ience necessary. Lart time.
A l lie Mrs. f-.etty l.dwards, k.O.
box 441, ChailSourn. N.C, or call
Co' lect 654-5781. Chadlmurn af
ter C p.m. 43-4CC
If your wife
...you may be the loser!
Bad drying weather can be embarrassing for
the man going places.
With an electric dryer, your wardrobe is
wear-ready all the lime regardless of the
weather. Electric drying reduces ironing time
for the wife and makes permanent press gar
ments ready to wear. And because an electric
dryer is flameless. clothes dry fluffy-soft and
Odor-free.
An electric clothes dryer is economical it
costs less to buy tMan comparable flame-type
models and operates for only a nickel per aver
age load of clothes
See the line of electric dryers at your ap
pliance dealer's today.
You can't lose with
Carolina
A" '"..stof
THE NEWS-JOURNAL, RAtf-'OKD, NORTH CARQLUUl,.
THURSDAY, MARCH 7, 1968 PAGE U,
v
TRICK LOAD PAINT SALE:
Present Lay Vogue is to finish
walls and ceilings with Vinyl
Latex and the woodwork with
matching color In ALK YD Semi
Gloss Fuilsh. For A Limited
Time Only $4.49 Gallon. WOOD
FURNITURE COMPANY, RAt
ford, nc, tfc
FOH RENT: Brick house 5
miles from Raeford on Aber
doen Road, W. M. Ridge, 43C
FOR SA1.E: Pure Blood Beadle
Pup. N. I.. McFadyen. ttc
HELP WANTED: Brick Mas
ons - Must be well experienced.
Good salary. Contact John
Harmon with Ea le Construc
tion Company on McCain, N. C.
Fly-Pass - Hwy. Project - dur
ing day or at Ta'iglewood Motel
in Raeford, X. C, at r:ij;hu
42-43C
HOUSE FOR SALE: 3 bed
room, bath, kitchen and den.
207 Adams Street, Call 87.'j
2247. Assume original mort
ga.;e, tic
TAX Rk TURNS FILF.D: State
andor federal Income tax re
turns tiled after 5 p.m. Con
tact Jim Taylor. The News
Journal. Telephone 5-2121.
WANTED TO BUY : Farms
and Woodland in Hoke County
P!ea3e write full details. W.
D. "Pea-Vine" Reynolds, Ma
sonic Building, Lumberton
N. C. tfc
WELL DRILLING - WATER
PUMP SALES AND REPAIR.
2 inch and 4 inch wells. All
work guaranteed. FINANCING
ARRANGED. McFADYEN
WELL CO RAEFORD, PHONE
NIGHT 875-3604 tfc.
FOR SALE
1965 Rambler
In Good Condition
$600
Phone
SAM COPPER
875-3896
plays the
an Electric Dryer!
Power & Light Company
o ".A tr"Vr,9 Public ut'i'l, c.mptn.
" 5 A.",
I CR SA1 E: House by owner
on Bethel Road. Call Frank
Teal. Phone 875-3213. tfc
SAVE Money on our Truck Load
PAINT SALE: For beauty and
economy use the fine washable
Non - Drip type Interior FU .
rushes. Anyone can apply the -1
finishes easily, quickly and pel- '.
fectly with brush or rolleriFdr- I,"
A Limited Time Only 4.4"f''
Gallon. WOOD FURNITURE v
COMPANY', Raeford, N.C; tp''
FOR SALE: 3 Bedroom, den,
living room, Kitchen, dining
room, brick dwelling, air con
ditioned and electric heat. Call
for appointment. 875-2210. tfc
FACED WITH A DRINKING
PROBLEM? Perhaps Alco" "
holies Anonymous can hlp. .
Write to Post Office Box 514 .
or call 875-2025. Weekly meet- '
lugs open to the public
Wednesday 8:15 p. m. Cote '.
Building, Raeford.
SINGER SEWING MACHINE
model 66. Equip! with ziz
zai;, buttonhole, darns, mend
and etc. Guaranteed. Pay
last 4 payments of $8.13 eaefc
or rash balance of $28.40, Can
1 seen In this area. Wrlte'v
Mr. Cooper, Service Credit
Dept. Drawer 908, Asheuoro,
N. C. tfc
GIFTS FOR ALL OCCASION!
Birthdays, weddings, annlver
saries . . . visit our newiy'
enlarged glassware departments
WOOD'S FURNITURE "OHm
PAN Y, 112 L. El wood AwnteJ -Raeford.
pt"
$12.00 - Exterminate for recJ-tiV
es, wajerbugs, silverflsh, rats,
ants. SPECIAL free wrermite,"
'treatment Phone Wl 4-2474."
Aberdeen, N. c. or 369-2528.
Wagram, N. C. tfp . -
. E. .
service iL.
Sales And Repairing. -(EC-Of
T.V. Antennas .
I. Moseley Cal1 A. Bracey I
875-2400 87S-2600
MANCHESTER WOOD YARD
WILL BUY
PULFWOOD
Contact
WELDON GORE
PH. 875-377 ;
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and one a j
V Al CAMiTS AVU
RAITrcRD, N. C.
Phone 875-3550
Raeford