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Hoke Grows Pulpwood
Hoke County landowners
and loggers shared
approximately SI47.697 paid
out by Catawba Timber
Company tor pulpwood in
1971. according to the
company's president. W.M.
Morgan.
This is one of nearly 70
counties in the Carolinas.
Georgia and Virginia where
Catawba Timber purchased
wood for its parent company.
Bowaters Carolina Corp.
Although Catawba Timber
owns and manages some lands
of its ojvn, a substantial
majority of the wood it
supplied to the mill was
purchased from individual
landowners.
Many of these landowners
are tree farmers and are
actively participating in
growing the "South's Third
Forest." This is the term used
in describing modern ? day
efforts to meet growing needs
for wood products.
Sixty years ago. the First
forests of the South were
believed to be exhausted, but
industry and private
landowners grew the second
one. which has supplied timber
during that time. During the
past 20 years, the volume of
standing timber in the South
has been increased by 30
percent.
Despite this gain, foresters
say more intensive efforts will
be needed to keep with
growing populations and
demands for forest products.
Government authorities
estimate that the total need for
forest products will double by
the year 2000. They also
project a 20 percent reduction
in the acreage per person to
meet these needs.
Catawba Timber and other
forest landowners are taking
steps to meet these needs by
planting millions of new trees
each year, more than are being
harvested.
These forests also make a
vital contribution to air
improvement. An average acre
of vigorously growing young
trees consumes five to six tons
of carbon dioxide a year, and
gives off about four tons of
fresh oxygen.
The "Bible Study Group of
Tabernacle Church met last
Thursday morning with Mrs.
Wayne Bundy. The "Mission in
Action" Group met Monda>
night of this week with Mrs.
Bill Davis.
The W. M. S. of Tabernacle
Church are observing a "Week
of Prayer" this week, meeting
at the church each morning at
9:30 except on Wednesday and
continuing through Friday.
The Community extends
sympathy to Mrs. Jack Davis
and children in the death of
their husband and father. Jack
Davis, who passed away at
Cape Fear Valley Hospital
early Sunday morning
Much singing or "making a
joyful noise" was enjoyed at
Wednesday night prayer
meeting at Galatia Church this
week and if nothing happens to
the voices or the eardrums it
will be the same next week.
J. W. Caddell Jr. of Raeford
was rushed to Cape Fear Valley
Rockfish News
By MRS. A. A. MdNNIS
Hospital Sunday evening
suffering extremely from what
was thought to be kidney
stones. After receiving
treatment to relieve the pain,
he was sent home and was
doing fine Monday a.m.
Mr. and Mrs J. D. Gibson of
Stedman were guests of Mr.
and Mrs. M. S. Gibson and Mrs.
Ethel D. Gibson Sunday and all
of them including Joy and
Ricky Gibson attended the
birthday celebration for Mrs.
Richard McMillan's father.
Sidney Sumner, and his
granddaughter. Kimberly
McMillan, at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Richard McMillan of
Dundarrach.
Mrs. Ethel D. Gibson visited
her sister. Mrs. Virginia Bounds
of Red Springs last Friday
James Kenneth Wright, who
is taking his National Guard
training at Ft. Leonard Wood.
Mo . visited his parents. Mr.
and Mrs. William Wright
Saturday and Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Allei
and daughter. Jennie, of Selnn
were guests of Mr. and Mrs
Junior Long Sunday afternoon
Mr. and Mrs. Will Monro<
were dinner guests of Mr. anc
Mrs. Thomas Wood ant
children. Debbie and Clyde. 01
Fayeiteville Sunday Debbie
who is a student at N'. C. U
was at home from Tuesday 01
last week to Monday this week
Guests of Mrs. A. W. Wood
Sunday p m. were her grandsor
and his wife. Mr. and Mrs
Ronald Monroe of Southern
Pines.
Mrs. A. W. Wood and hei
grandson. Donald Wood spent
last Tuesday and Wednesday
with her sister. Mrs. J B Cole
of Dillon. S. C.
Mr. and Mrs. James E
Mclnnis of Fayetteville were
dinner guests of Mis. A. A
Mclnnis and son Thomas
Mclnnis Sunday. Their Sunday
afternoon guests were Mr. and
Mrs. Smith Mclnnis and
daughters. Mrs. Billy Posey ot
Raeford and Mrs. David
Lancaster and son. Brian, of
Raleigh and Mrs. Jim Maxwell.
Mr. and Mrs. Dan Mclnnis of
Raeford and Angus C. Mclnnis
of Wagram ate Sunday
night supper with them.
The Community, extends
sympathy to Mrs. Harold
Brock in the death of her
grandmother. Mrs. Bessie
Williams Matthew s of Clement
who passed away at Highsmith
? Rainey Memorial Hospital
Sunday night.
Mr. and Mrs. Herman
Koonce. Mrs. George Monroe
and Mr. and Mrs. Davis Parker
and children. Karen and
Kirkland. visited Mr. and Mrs.
Lacy Koonce and sons. Lacy
111 and Thomas, of Lumberton
last Friday. They went
especially to help celebrate Mr.
and Mrs. Lacy Koonce's son.
Thomas', birthday. He was I
year old and we can wish for
him many, many more happy
birthdays.
gifts and happy birthday
wishes. Birthday cake and
coffee were served. All of her
friends wish for her many more
happy birthdays.
Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Ray and
son% Thomas, had as their
guests last Saturday. Mrs. Ray's
brother and his wife Mr. and
Mrs. Dewey Mooring of
Lagrange and Mr. and Mrs.
Dewey Moore Jr. and son.
Dewey III. of Cary. Their late
Saturday evening guests were
Mrs. M. L. Pollard and her
friend. Mrs. Cecelia Bradshaw
and daughter. Angela, of
Greenville.
Mrs. Dan Bradshaw of
Fayette ville and her
granddaughter. Mrs. Jeanette
Lee visited Mr. and Mrs. David
Koonce Saturday and Mrs.
Bradshaw is spending this week
with them. Mrs. W. B. Guin of
Carthage spent the weekend
with them.
Mrs. Nelia Brock and hei
sister ? in ? law. Mrs. Evelyn
Brock of Red Springs went to
Charlotte Saturday wheie they
visited Mrs. Sallie Fields and
her daughter. Mrs. Lucile
Chesum. Mrs. Fields was at
home but she was seriously ill.
Mrs. Evelyn Brock brought
Mrs. Nelia Brock home
Monday evening and spent the
night with her.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas
McPherson and children. Tom
Jr.. Davis and Elizabeth, of
Yanceyville spent Saturday and
Sunday with her parents. Mr.
and Mrs. Kirk Parker of
Wayside and other relatives.
They were guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Davis Parker and children
Sunday and they also visited
Misses Allie and Katie Black.
Mrs. Floyd Monroe had all
of her children and
grandchildren as dinner guests
last Sunday except Mr. and
Mrs Tom Monroe of
Fayettevillc. Those present
were Mr. and Mrs. James
McKeithan. Mr. and Mrs. Mike
Gillis. Mr. and Mrs. Ronald
Monroe. Joe Monroe and
Eugene Monroe. Special guests
were Mrs. Marshall Newton and
Miss Fonda Blue.
we care >
PRICES EFFECTIVE
THROUGH SATURDAY,
MARCH 11, AT A&P IN
RAEFORD
HOW DOES
A&PFEEL ABOUT
PROTECTION?
Concerned . . very concerned!
If we weren't, we would not hive an
unconditional money-back satisfaction guarantee
on every product we sell . . no matter who makea it.
If we weren't, we would not have established,
decades ago, our "Quality Control Laboratory"
How does the laboratory protect you?
Well, at A&P. we're pretty fusay
about the product* we sell.
So, before we will stock a product,
we check it out pretty carefully.
Our lab has checked thousands of product*.
If they don't think the product measures up,
you'll never find it on an A&P shelf . .
no matter who the maker is,
or who is behind the product.
It's not always easy to care
but A&P doesn't care to be easy.
A&P does care about you.
BEEF SALE
Super-Right" Quality Meats!
Sup< r KiqM Quality Heavy Groin Fi d Beet
Chuck Roast
lOc BLADE
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BONELESS SHOULDER ROAST
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Delmonico Steaks u $1.68 Short Ribs ? 58c Spare Ribs u. 38c Briskets i*. 98c
"Suear-kielit" Quality Orain-Fae Baal "Bup?t*RlfM" Grain.Fad taa?
Btaf Sosp Chuck u 84c Qroisd Ohaek Mara Fhf lb 78c
Cavnrry Traai Mar ar Mild Harraal littla
w;^' Sausage B 69c Sizzler Sausagi
Cas'a iaba i Fraaan Cat * Jabn's Fraean Fra>Caabad
Fish I Chips 69c Fish Stick.40c WJ 75c
Rib Roast
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Fresh Broccoli 39i Cantaloupee 2 B9i
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( Cucumbers u 251 Salad Mix Vf," 29^ Peanuti 2 u. 69f
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Luzianne Coffee *?89c^99c
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Grape Jelly 3 - 85c
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100-CT. PKG.
Elbow Macaroni '? 23c
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Kidney leeni With Chill Qrery
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A&P Spanish Peanuts ???' 49c Excel Mixed Nuts '???' 39c Chocolate Brownies ??" 59c Listerine
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A&P Yellow Popcorn '???' 29c Salad Dressing 67c Hand! Whip = - 39c r$1 ih
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Butter i-i??? 79c A&P Orange Juice 22c IVl3rC3l 50C, Q
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Stokely Honey Pod Sweet Peot
Stokely Golden Cream Style Corn
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Wheat Bread
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Flak y Roll*.
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Apple Pics
2 V. 89c
Sugared Donuts
35c
Sparu'.h Bar
Cakes
L 3
1.00
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Bathroom Tissue
15c
Bathroom Tissue
2 :
33c
Family Napkins
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Facial Tissue
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Confidcts
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Mi. and Mrs. Davis Parker
returned home lasl Thursday
night. March 2. from their trip
to New Mexico and California.
They flew from Grannis Field
Airport on Thursday night.
Feb. 24 and went to
Albuquerque, New Mexico,
where they visited May and
Mrs. D B, Parker and children.
Maj. and Mrs Parker went with
them when they went to Los
Vegas, Nev., where they
attended the REM Convention.
Mrs. Tracy Everett's sisters.
Mrs. Albert Parham and Mrs. E.
L. Glass of Hamlet and her
nieces. Mrs Daryl Goldslon of
Hamlet and Mrs. J. H.
llansborough of Washington.
D. C. were guests of Mr and
Mrs Tracy Everett last
Wednesday. Mrs Everett and
her guests visited relatives In
Fayetteville that afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. George Dees.
Mrs. Louise Watson, Mr. and
Mrs Junior Long and Miss
Nellie McFudyen attended the
fiftieth wedding anniversary
celebration for Mr and Mrs.
Arthur Stewart of Jackson
Springs Sunday afternoon. Mrs.
Stewart is a first cousin of Mrs.
Dees, Mrs Watson and Junior
Long, their fathers' brothers'
daughters.
The barbeque supper and
fried chicken supper at the
Wayside Fire House last Friday
night was a real success. The
food was good and a right good
sum of money was taken in for
the use of the Fire
Department.
Mrs. Jesse Lee and the
residents of Rockfish Family
Care Home celebrated Miss
Mary McFadyen's birthday last
Wednesday. March 1. with Mrs.
LeRoy Lee and daughters,
Deioris and Baibara. as their
guests. Miss McFadyen received
Veteran's Fund
Gets Donation
Dr. Raymond A. Stone,
president of Sandhills
Community College, has
announced ihc gift of $2000
from the Sandhills Veterans'
Association for financial aid to
nursing students.
Dr. Bruce Warllck, president
of the Association, presented
the check lo Dr. Stone at Ihc
l-ebruury meeting of the
organisation. The Association
was organized after World Wur
II and has us Its central purpose
the promotion of training of
nurses for Moore County.
Since the Associate Degree
Nursing Program was
established at Sandhills In Ihc
full of 1966. the SVA had
made an annual contribution
to the college of the entire
proceeds of Its yearly fund
raising campaign.
In presenting this year's
contribution to the college. Dr
Warllck expressed gratitude for
the nurse training program al
Sandhills, and for high
percentage of Sandhills
graduates who arc now serving
as Registered Nurses in Moore
County. Dr Warllck also said,
"We arc highly interested in
the Practical Nurse Education
program about to start and
want to support it also. We are
pleased to conduct an annual
campaign and act as a receiving
agent for many contributions
from people throughout Moore
County to support the nurse
training
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103 M?in St. 075-4111 R??1ord, N.C.