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SPRINT - Kathy McMillan captures second in the preliminary event in the 200 meter dash at the A AU national junior tmeet last week in White Plains, N. Y., but she did not place in the finals the next day (Photo by Mrs. John Buchholz) Area Incidents Barn Fire Called Arson Sheriffs deputies are investigating a June 21 fire as an arson, according to a report filed. George Overton "complained a barn in front of his home on the Rockfish and Arabia Road was set afire between 10-11 p.m. Damage was estimated at S5.000. No injuries were reported, and an investigation is continuing. In other incidents. Ralph Plummer, Rt. 4, reported a break-in at his home last Thursday during the day. Listed as stolen are a television, shotgun, and two rifles with a $480 value. Entry was apparently made by breaking open the back door, according to the complaint, John H. Love, McCain, and Mary Jane Leach, no address listed, were arrested Monday and charged with making a false report of an automobile theft in connection with the report of a stolen 1 008 Chevrolet to deputies. An August 8 court date was set for the pair, William Cooper. Rt. I. Parkton, reported a break-in between 6:20 - 8 p.m. last Saturday in which a camera and a .22 rifle valued at SI65 are listed as stolen. Eniry was apparently ? made by forcing a rear door, according to die report. Raymond J. Vezina, Liberty, complained a house on Rt. 1 was entered and a chest, tools, sheet metal, carpeting, and other items with a total value of S506, taken. Larry Adams, P.O. Box 693, reported a ten-speed bicycle worth S92 was stolen from the residence of Mrs. Jessie Adams. A warrant charging a suspect has been issued, according to the report filed. Warner Henderson, Rt. 1, Red Springs, was hospitalized Thursday night for treatment of a gunshot wound following a shooting which was termed by deputies as a suicide attempt. Mrs. Ader Locklear told deputies she heard a shot from another room and found Henderson wounded in the left chest, according to the report. A .22 pistol described as a Saturday night special was recovered. Henderson was transported to Moore Memorial Hospital and he is expected to survive, according to the report. Dressic Mae Graham. Rt. I, Raeford, complained her home was burglarized some time Sunday and SI9 worth of meat was stolen. Damage to the home was put at S7S, according to the report. Bobby Kearnes, Pincbluff. was taken to a hospital June 24 for treatment of a gunshot wound termed by deputies as self-inflicted. Deputy Harvey Young reported Learnes told him a .22 rifle discharged accidentally, wounding Kearnes in the chest. No further details were learned. Eddie Puckett, Rt. 4, Fayetteville, reported his dog, a dachsund worth SI75, was shot to death Friday night. No suspects have been charged yet. according to the report. College News Martha Jane Harrison, formerly of Raeford. is among 14 new initiates into Phi Kappa Phi national honor society at Western Carolina University. Founded in 1897, Phi Kappa Phi is the oldest campus - wide honor society in the nation. Miss Harrison is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H.D. Harrison of Raleigh. Sandra Joanne Crawley and Charles Melton McNuIty both of Raeford, have been accepted for admission for die fall term at Campbell College. Miss Crawley is the daughter of Mr and Mrs. W.S. Crawley. McNulty is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles McNulty. James Ralph Attaway, Jr. of Raeford has been named to the spring semester dean's list at The University of North Carolina at Wilmington. To qualify for the Dean's List, he completed the spring semester with at least a 3.0 quality point average with no grade lower than a "C". lJb\ Gone Readin' v \ Grades 2 to 6 Come to our reading program. Register beginning july 1. Read 10 books from our fishing pole list for a certificate. SPECIAL LIBRARY DAYS. Fridays - July 18 & 25 August 8 & 22 22 Reasons You Get Top Notch Service At The Bank Of Raeford Alice Glisson Clara Mewherter Sue Davis Peggy Peterson Jessie B. Ferguson Peggy Summers Joyce Monroe Bobby Smith Mary E. Smith Stella Brown Barbara James Robert Conoly Kathy Huff Carrie Posey Sarah Maxwell Jane Sellars Gene Carter John Page Linda Kay Hendrix Phyllis Lupo Dorothy Smith Jenny Carroll Vo<ir Local Friendly Bank i 'Member F.D.I.C. The Bank of Raeford RAEFORD, N.C. From The Home Agent's Desk By Ellen Willis & Brenda Canady SAVE FROZEN FOODS A bad storm may knock out your electricity. And if it does, you'll do well to know what to do with the food in your freezer. One of the best things you can do is to keep the freezer closed ?? so the food stays frozen as long as possible. Open the freezer only to add dry ice or to move the food to the locker plant. Also, estimate how long the food will keep. Food will usually stay frozen in a fully loaded cabinet for two days. But it won't keep more than a day in a cabinet that's less than half full. If the power wdl be off more than a day or two. move the food to a freezer ? locker plant - if there's one in your area. Or put dry ice in the freezer -? if it's available. Use about twenty ? five pounds for a ten cubic foot cabinet. Add dry ice soon after the power goes off. and food will stay frozen for three or four days in a fully loaded cabinet. It helps to cover the freezer with blankets -? but leave the air-vents uncovered in case the electricity comes back on. When the electricity is restored, clean the freezer before refilling. Destroy food that has a questionable odor or color. It may be dangerous. You may safely refreezc partially thawed food if it still has ice crystals. But. remember the quality will never be the same. If you don't want to refreeze food that is safe to eat -- you may preserve it by canning -- or you could serve ii nghl away for family meals. HINT: Place hard-cooked eggs in cold water as soon as they are through cooking. Then you will have no trouble in removing the shells, and the yolks will have no dark rings AUCTION Every 1st 81 3rd Sat. Night NEXT SALE, JULY 5.7 P.M. DeVane's Auction Barn 401 BY PASS RAEFORD Daniel H. DeVane Auctioneer Lie. 62S . Creators of Everyday Low-Low Prices! RAEFORD, N.C. - 137 N. MAIN ST. STORE HOURS: 9 A.M. til 5:30 P.M. - Fri. Open until 6 P.M. PEPTO BISMOL MENNEN LIQUID SKIN BRACER H 4 0Z, I 4 0Z. Mfg. Price 89c BONUS BUY Pepto Bismoi 'aa uwr irOMDCx Mfg. Price $1.39 BONUS BUY 79c Skin Bracer O O rj rj r V V V O GILLETTE TRAC R ISOLARCAINE SPRAYl CARTRIDGES 5's Mfg. Price $1.39 giiiQIS m-r TRACXX BONUS BUY 4 OZ. Mfg. 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