Jaycee Gun Course Ends
Sixty eight young people completed
the Hoke County Jayoee Shooting
Education program leal Saturday. The
program consisted of a six week course
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in which the young people were taught
proper gun handling and firearm safety.
Each student completing the course
was awarded a certificate and awards
were presented to the top students. In
the Over-All Awards 1st place was won
by Lawrence Calloway, 2nd place went
to Teddy Lock!ear and 3rd to Daniel
Gaddis. The Shooting award, for highest
score in the shooting match was also
won by lawrence Calloway.
The program was also used to help
select 16 young people who will enter
the Jaycees tryouts for the team to
enter the Stale B.B. Gun Championship.
The 16 young people selected on
Saturday were: Terry Baxley, Randy
Blackburn. Donald Calloway, Lawrence
Calloway, Gilbert Cribbs. Jack
Espegren, Gregory Fisher, Andy Krahm,
Cindy Krahm, Daniel Gaddis, Tommy
Graham, Teddy Locklear, Scott Sayer,
Bill Sellars. Brenda Southern, and Alton
White.
The sixteen will go into four intensive
instruction and practice sessions and
then the seven team members for state
competition will be chosen. The Hoke
team will enter the N.C. B.B. Gun
Championship on May 3, 1075 at
Pleasant Garden, N.C. If the team wins
the state championship it will then enter
international competition in the
summer.
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TOP SHOTS - The three top students in the Hoke County Jaycees Shooter
Education Program are shown above. (L-R) Daniel Gaddis, 3rd place winner in the
Ovcr-AU competition; Lawrence Calloway. 1st place Over-All Award and High
Scorer in the Shooting Match; and Toddy Lockktr, 2nd place Over-All Award.
FINALISTS - The sixteen qualifiers In the Hoke County Jaycees Shooting
Education program are pictured above. Pictured (1st row ? Left to Right) Terry
Baxley. Gilbert Cribbs, Gregory Fisher, Bill Sellars, Brenda Southern, Teddy
Ixtcklear, (2nd row left to Right) Lawrence Calloway, Andy Frahm, Randy
Blackburn, Jack Espegren, Cindy Frahm, (3rd row left to Right) Tommy Graham,
Donald Calloway. Scott Sayer, Daniel Gaddis, and Alton White.
Merchant Bowling
Webb On Move
Webb's Tire look three out of four
games from Kermit's in bowling action
last week. The tiremen now have
opened up a 16 game edge over the
runnerup team, Oakwood Laundry.
Oak wood moved into the second spot
last week by turning back WSHB three
games to one. Marks', the defending
champions from last year moved into a
tic for third place with WSHB by
blanking the barbers four games to 0.
B.C. Moore's shut out Raeford Auto
four games to 0. City of Kaeford picked
up three wins from McNeil's.
The high 200 last week went to Bill
Hendrix for Marks', a 235. The high
series last week went to Mackie Carter
(Oakwood). a 613 scries that included a
225 and a 202. Others hitting the 200
circle last week were James Barefoot for
tire City of Raeford, a 224; Henry Kigcr
for Marks', a 209; Charlie Smith for the
City of Raeford.a 207;Gerald Lupo for
Kermit's, a 204; Leon Bruton for
McNeil's, a 203; Waylon Fulk for
Webb's, a 202; and Bob Canady lor
Oak wood, a 201.
Standings
W
L
Webb's Tire
70
26
Oakwood Laundrv
54
42
WSHB
53
43
Marks' Food
53
43
City of Raeford
50
40
McNeil's
45
51
Raeford Auto
38
58
Kermit's
34
62
Hollingsworth
31
65
Top Ten Bowlers
Tlrad Marks. 176; Jesse Taylor, 176;
Harry Walters, 175; Waylon Fulk. 175;
Charlie Smith. 173; James Nixon, 172;
James Gay. 172; Mackie Carter. 172;
Billy Posey. 171; Bob Canady. 171;
John Canady. 171.
This week's schedule: Webb's Tire
meets Raeford Auto, Oakwood battles
Marks' Food. WSHB tangles with
Moore's. City of Raeford takes on
Hollingsworth. McNeil's vs Kermit's.
On an average day nearly 82.500 are
treated in Veterans Administration
hoqritab.
Area Incidents
Arrest Follows Driving
A man reportedly driving a stolen car
wis jailed on multiple charges Sunday
after he allegedly rammed a trailer at an
outlying mobile home park and later
scuffled with police in Raeford.
Guy Hard man, a Carolina Country
resident, complained to sheriffs
deputies at about 11 P.M. Sunday night
a man had struck Hardman's mobile
home with his car and then drove off.
Later, a car matching the description
given was spotted striking the rear of a
vehicle on Main Street in Raeford and
Officer Charles Campbell gave chase.
The driver was apprehended and
arrested after a brief scuffle with
Campbell, according to the report.
Lonnie E. Hinson, no address given,
was charged with hit and run. driving
under the influence, assaulting a police
officer, and damage to personal
property. Other charges are pending in
the investigation.
In other incidents, James R. McNeill,
Rt. 4. Raeford, reported to deputies his
home was entered sometime between
8:30 A.M. and 3:30 P.M. on Feb. 19
and a .32 caliber Smith and Wesson
pistol wrapped in an old shirt and
hidden in a drawer was stolen. Entry
was made by breaking a window,
according to the report. Nothing else
Deaths And
F uner a Is
Mrs. Sue Fullen Bray
Funeral services were conducted
Monday at 11 a.m. at Raeford
Presbyterian Church for Mrs. Sue Fullen
Bray. The Rev. John C. Ropp officiated.
Mrs. Bray, 64, died Saturday.
Pallbearers were Homer McGuinn,
Wilson McBryde, James Wood, Smith
Mclnnis, Younger Snead. Jr., and Neill
A. MacDonald.
Surviving are her husband. Alfred G.
(Jack) Bray; a daughter, Mrs. Howard
Glidewell of Greensboro; three sisters.
Miss Lucille Fullen and Mrs. O.T.
Cox of Johnson City, Tenn., and Mrs.
L.U. Harrison of Lenoir City, Tenn.
Mrs. Elizabeth Brock
Funeral services for Mrs. Elizabeth
Livingston Brock of Wilmington, who
died late Sunday were held Tuesday
afternoon at Coble's Oleander Chapel
by the Rev. Vincent Wall. Burial was in
Greenlawn Memorial Park. Surviving are
a brother, Don A. Livingston and sister,
Mrs. Janie Furmage of Fayetteville.
was apparently disturbed. The loss is
listed as SI00.
James Barefoot. P.O. Box 202,
Raeford, reported his home on Rock fish
Road was broken into, causing about
SSO damage to a door on Feb. 20.
Apparently nothing was taken,
according to deputies.
Florence Smith, Rt. I, Raeford,
reported the theft of six bottles of Mad
Dog 20-20 wine from a storeroom at
Pete's Esso Station. The door to the
storage area was damaged, according to
the report.
Terry Johnson, 335 So. Main Street,
reported his car was entered Feb. 8
between 7-8 A.M. and a tape player, the
battery, the jack, and floor mats with a
total value of $ 139 removed.
A five year old child sustained a
gunshot wound and was hospitalized
Feb. 19 in an accidental shooting in his
home.
Brian Slate. Jr., Rt. I. Red Springs,
was shot when a gun his four year old
brother was playing with discharged.
Information on the extend of the child's
injury was not available.
City police reported Robert Webb,
manager of the Raeford Hotel,
complained two men entered his room
Thursday night, apparently thinking the
room was unoccupied. The men fled
when Webb hollered at them, according
to Chief Leonard Wiggins and an
investigation is pending.
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