HOMEOWNER OPPOSITION - Residents in the Thomasfield subdivision shown here, a secluded neighborhood of
expensive homes west of the city, voiced opposition to the 211 by-pass route which will be constructed as close as 60
feet to one home, county commissioners were told.
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requirement in the federal funding
that the person chosen for the job
had to be unemployed or
underemployed.
After lengthy discussion and
hearing county attorney Charles
Hostetler gave a pessimistic opinion
on the legality of the action, the
board agreed to a revised motion
which calls for the changing of the
electrical inspector's job trom a tee
basis to a salaried position. Ellis is
presently employed to do some
electrical work for the county.
The board accepted a $358 bid
from Blake's Construction of
Raeford for exterior repairs to the
old county office building, but
debated more budget decisions
without reaching any agreement on
furniture for the new library and
draperies for the new office building.
The board heard revised plans for
the new library furniture from
architect Tom Hayes and John Giles
of Institutional Interiors of High
Point. The original bid on furnishings
was $52,800 and Giles outlines
several alternate plans which would
use exisitng furniture and trim costs.
The board agreed to delay any
formal actior) on the bid until
representatives of the library board
could appear and study the revised
> plans. A meeting was set for 10 a.m.
todav (Thursdavi.
The board also elected to solicit
more bids on the draperies for the
county office building after hearing
Hosteller's recommendation to do
so.
A public hearing on the West Hoke
Fire District request to expand to
four miles was set for Oct. 6.
The board discussed plans for
$13,500 in Title I funds for the
coming year but agreed to delay any
action until further study could be
made.
Also tabled for later action was a
request from the council of
governments for re-worded
resolutions dealing with
administration of various grant
programs, and a plan for
implementation of a investigator for
AFDC casck 11 within the local
government.
?TRIAL?
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Jackson St.. Kaetord; Flora Bell
Graham, Rt. I, Box 622, Raeford.
Samuel Hcndrix, Rt. 1, Box 87,
Raeford; Lois C. McKenzie, 210 E.
Seventh Ave., Raeford; Joseph
McRae. Rt. 3, Box 104-5, Raeford;
Mrs. George Pittman, Rt. 2, Box 156,
Raeford; Paul Edgar Cummings, Rt.
1, Box 22-A, Aberdeen; Nathaniel
Buie, Rt. 3, Box 220, Red Springs;
Lovclla McLeod. Rt. 1, Box 254.
Raeford;
Allen Junior Morrison, Rt. 3. Box
99, Raeford; Grady McCray, 509 E.
'Prospect Ave., Raeford; Robert
Charles Walters, Rt. 3, Raeford.
Patricia J. Melvin, Rt. 1, Box 123,
Raeford; Richard Thomas Odom,
215 E. Prospect Ave., Raeford; E.P.
Smith, Rt. I, Box 66, Aberdeen;
Joseph Lupo, Rt. 2, Box 731,
Raeford; Carl E. Brock, 725 Green
St., Raeford; Roy Samuel McNeill,
Rt. 1, Box 105. Aberdeen.
?SEN MORGAN?
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'Congress must consider such as a
proposal to limit the terms of federal
judges, national no-fault insurance
and the President's veto of the
education appropriations act.
But natural gas and gasoline are
the urgent matters, and I intend to
devote much time and effort in
helping seek the best solution
possible.
CARD OF THANKS
We wish to express our heartfelt
appreciation for the many acts of
, appreciation for the many acts of
' kindness, cards A floral offerings
received during the illness and
passing of our loved one. The family
of Joseph Arthur Baker.
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GOING A WA Y GIFT - Brenda Canady displays one of the gifts given to her at
a going away parts' held Thursday night by the 4-H members.
4-H Corner
On Thursday night. August 28. the
Hoke 4-H County Council met in the
Extension Kitchen. The evening was
dedicated to Brenda A. Canady. die
4-H Coordinator. Brenda's
resignation takes place September
15, 1975. She was presented gifts
from the 4-H club members.
The following business was
discussed: The 4-H Teen Retreat will
be September 5 - 7 at Camp Easter.
There will be 14 attending from
Hoke County. A Livestock Judging
Team and attending State Fair in
Raleigh were also discussed.
National 4-H Club Week will be
October 5-11 and exhibits and
other related events concerning Club
Week will be on display.
Series On Older Adults
Set By Library System
During September the Sandhill
Regional Library Ststem and the
steering committee of Richmond
County Organizations for Services to
Older Persons, Inc., will present a
series of programs entitled
"Independence for Older Adults:
Individual Rights and Liberties."
The series will be held in the
autitorium at Richmond Technical
Institute on September 9, 16. 23,
and 30. The programs are scheduled
to begin at 2:00 P.M. for each
session. All programs are free of
charge and open to the general
public. This series is funded by a
grant from the Nordi Carolina
Humanities Committee.
Each program in the series will
feature two speakers and a panel of
local people with experience or
interest in the subjects. Members of
the audience and die panel will be
able to question the speakers on
points of interest.
The Sept. 9 program will be
"Historical Perspective on
Independence for Older Adults." The
speakers will be Dr. H. Tyler Blethcn
of Western Carolina University and
Air Force
Recruiting
Musicians
The Air Force is seeking qualified
musicians for its 17 bands, according
to Maj. Winston R. Youngblood, U.S.
Air Force Recruiting Detachment
307 commander.
Major Youngblood said the Air
Force Band in Washington, D.C.. is
alio looking for vocalists.
Young men and women between
the ages of 17 and 27 interested in
the band openings should contact
their nearest Air Force recruiter for
additional Information.
Dr. J. Howell Smith of Wake Forest
University. Panel members are Mr. E.
Bert McLaurin, Mrs. Ruth Watkins,
Mr. J. F.. Huncycutt, and the Rev.
Dr. William DuBose (moderator).
On Sept. 16, the topic will be
"Independent Living: Rights and
Liberties." Speakers will be Dr. John
E. Wrigley, UNC-Charlotte, and Dr.
Ellen Winston, Chairman of National
Voluntary Organizations for
Independent Living for the Aging.
The panel for this program will
include Mr. Carleton Black, the Rev.
Mr. Earle Franklin, Mr. and Mrs.
Dave Hagan.and Mrs. Madeline Jones
(moderator).
The program for Sept. 23 will
feature Dr. Louis F. Knort,
UNC-C.recnsboro, and Dr. John H.
Long, Greensboro College, speaking
on "Financing the Rights and
Liberties of Older Adults." Members
of the panel are Mrs. Martha Adams,
(moderator), Mr. Richard Conder,
Mr. Thomas B. Hunter, Mr. Robert
Lowry.and Mr. Brent Yount.
The final program, Sept. 30, will
be "Health for Independent Living."
The speakers will be Dr. Larry R.
Churchill of UNC-Chapel Hill and Dr.
Linda M. Breytspraak of Duke
University. Panelists for this program
will be Mr. William Moss,
(moderator). Miss Janie Whitehead,
Mrs. Cordeilla Steele, and Mrs. Ruth
Wallace.
This series will be of interest to
anyone concerned with the problems
of older adults. Older people and
professionals working with them are
especially urged to attend.
Transportation to and from the
program will be provided through the
Outreach and Homebound Services
vans of the Sandhill Regional Library
Slstem. Those people who would like
this service may call the Outreach
and Homebound Services Librarians
at any library in the Sandhill
Regional Library System. The
number here is 875-2502.
. mill
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I?* YOur i
KEEP carpets beautiful despite
footsteps of a busy family. Buy Blue
Lustre. Rent electric shampooer at
Raeford Hardware.
18-21C
Wedding receptions or luncheons.
Wedding cakes made to order. Call
Joanne Sessoms 875-3656 or Pat
Goza 875-2926.
18C
FOR SALE: 2 male German
Shepherd pups. Pick of litter. Sire
good watch dog. 875 4942.
18P
CHILD CARE: Working mothers,
will care for your child in my home.
Supervised play, fenced in yard.
Lunch and snack included. Corner of
Maxwell and Wooley Sts. Call
875-3747.
I8P
FOR SALE: Horse and Colt, one
saddle. 875-3217 after 5 p.m.
18-20P
FOR SALE: One Frenchi Automatic
shotgun. Used one season. Call W. E.
Carter, 875-3015 after 6 p.m.
18-19C
FOR SALE: Trombone and
Saxaphone. Good condition'
8754197. James B. Bowles.
I8P
WANTED: 25 working men to help
set up rides. Report to Page Rides
next to Armory Monday morning,
Sept. 8, at 7:30 a.m. Pay $2.00 per
hour.
I8P
FOR SALE: 1972 Calalina Pontiac,
good condition. K. P. Ritter,
875-2628.
18-19P
COORDINATOR OF HANDICAP
SERVICES - Recruits and enrolls
handicapped children in pre - school
program. Arranges for screening,
assessment and professional diagnosis
and helps develop network of
services for the handicapped. Should
have experience in working with
handicapped children and their
parents, plus some insight into needs
and concerns of low - income
families. B. S. degree in Sociology or
related field or equivalent in
experience. Apply Four-County
Community Services, Inc., P. O. Box
988, Laurinburg. N. C. 28352 -
276-7011. AN EQUAL
OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER
18C
HOUSE FOR SALE: College Drive. 3
bedrooms, living room / dining room,
combination den and large kitchen
with adjoining deck. Fenced in back
yard. Large lot. Call 875-3044.
I8P
FOR SALE: 1973 Honda XL-I7S.
3.265 miles. Excellent condition.
Call 875-2794
ISP
DAY CARE CENTER: 6:30 a.m. to
6:30 p.m. Rates - .50 an hour &
under. Hot lunches and snacks. Will
also care for children after school &
holidays. 875-3283
TFC
FOR SALE: Nice 3 bedroom, total
electric, carpeted, almost new house
on large lot. Located near Raeford
on Hwy 21 1 South. Graham Monroe
Agency, Phone 875-2186.
TFC
FOR SALE: 3 bedroom house with
central heat and air on Turnpike
Road. 20x40 outbuilding on nice lot.
Call Graham Monroe, 875-2186 day
and 875-3775 night.
TFC
Homeworkers needed in this area to
lace leather goods at home. No
experience necessary. Earn SI50 per
week. Send SI.00 (refundable) and
long stamped envelope to
Appalachian Leather Goods. 100
Main St., Williamsville, Va. 24487.
17-19P
CAKE DECORATING: Special
occasion cakes and petit fours. Call
875-4087.
18-I9C
FOR SALE: 1972 Gran Torino, air
cond., power steering, vinyl roof.
Call 875-4314.
18P
FOR SALE OR TRADE: 1970
Bonneville Pontiac, 4 door, auto
trans., power steering, power brakes,
power windows and air conditioning.
Call after 3 p.m. 875-3824.
18P
YARD SALE: Emogene Stocks,
Hwy. 211, Saturday, Sept. 6. 9 a.m. ?
5 p.m. Items 10c and up. Ladies
Slacks and Blouses, Dishes, etc.
WMin)
ClRWN I OUImm
on Hwy. SO noar Oakdala Oln
NIOMTS & SATURDAYS
T?L. 1711)43
NOTICE
All classified advertising must
be paid for in advance unless
you have an established
advertising account. The
advertising deadline is S p.m.
each Tuesday. If you plan to
call in your ad. please call in
advance so we can receive
payment in the mail by
Tuesday.
G & M DOZER SERVICE. Land
clearing, disking and grading. Call
Laurel Hill 462-3151.
17-20P
FOR SALE: Residential lots, city
water and sewer, financial terms can
be arranged. Contact Younger Snead,
Jr., at Hoke Auto Co. Phone 875-3363
between 7:30 a.m. and 5:30 p.m.
TFC
DO YOU HAVE PARTY PLAN
EXPERIENCE? Friendly toy parties
has opening for managers in your
area. Managers find it easy to recruit
because friendly demos have no cadi
investment - No collecting or
delivery. Call collect Carol Day 518
489-4571
I6-I8P
FOR SALE: 1973 Plymouth Gold
Duster with air. EXCELLENT
CONDITION. S21 50.00 Call
875-4712.
I6-I9P
HELP WANTED: Part time work for
retired gentleman. Very light work.
Ideal for man on Social Security.
Apply at Car Wash on 401 Hwy.
16-18C
BEAUTIFUL. RESTYLED.
REBUILT PIANO. Located in
County. Interested party has up to
30 months to pay with approved
credit. Call collect: 633-2905
Salisbury, N.C.
16-18P
HOMES FOR SALE: $300.00 down
payment. No closings cost. Monthly
payments up to 30 years. Carson
David Jr.. 501 Harris Ave.. 875-4870.
TFC
Fully equipped restaurant now
operating for sale; located in Wagram.
Call 369-2858 between 11 ajn. an<f 2
p.m. weekdays.
TFC
SEE US for all your steel needs.
Miscellaneous and structural. DuBose
Corporation Mon-Fri. Roseboro, N.C.
Phone 525-4161.
TFC
EXTERMINATION FOR roaches,
waterbugs, and ants. S25. Free
termite inspection. Call 944-2474.
Aberdeen Extermination Co.,
Aberdeen, N.C.
I3-30P
YARD SALE: Three family yard
sale. 401 South, 2nd road on left
after Morrison Ambulance Service.
Household goods, dishes, glass
bakeware, 10 gal aquarium with
stand and light. Men's and women's
clothes, some cloth, '67 2 dr. Ford,
and a small utility trailer. Follow the
signs.
I8P
REYNOLDS
REPAIRS & REMODELING
FREE ESTIMATES
PHONE 875 2720
AFTER 5 P.M.
CECIL REYNOLDS
RAEFORD
Carolina Turf Co.
Ready Mixed Concrete
PROMPT DELIVERY
Phone 8754025 - 8754986
AUCTION
Every lit & 3rd Saturday Niqhts
NEXT SALE
SAT., SEPT. 6 at 7 p.m.
Bring Your Chair,
Relax, Buy & Have Fun
DeVane's
Auction Barn
Denial Da Vena, Auctioneer
401 N. By Part Lie. No. 628
WHITE'S
CABINET SHOP
Are You Building or Remodeling?
We Speiiali/e In
KIT CHEN/BAT H CABINET S
BOOKCASES (all vtylev)
DESKS FOR STUDY ur WORK
For Fraa Information ft Eitimeta.
Coll 87S-S21B Day47B4828 Nighti
Co mo S?o Ui
Hwy. 401 Bui. Retford
FOR SALE: Two 3 month old male
Beagle puppies. S20 each. 857-2683.
TFN
FOR SALE: AKC Doberman Pincher
pups. 2 males - black & rust, ears
cropped, wormed, etc., 16 weeks old.
Champion and imported blood lines.
SI75. Call 662-2616 after 5 and
weekends.
17-18P
Mobile home for rent at Myrtle
Beach for week, day or weekend.
Three bedrooms, A/C, 3 blocks from
ocean. Contact Allen Edwards at
8754565 or 875-2177.
TFC
FOR RENT: three room office
space. S60 month. Call 875-5033 or
875-2208.
I5-18P
Will clean up vacant lots, trim or take
down trees and shrubs. Call
875-2306 from 4:15 to 6:00 p.m.
TFC
Why wait for Septic Tank troubles, get
Roebic K 37 and K 57 each year. "It
really works." K 77 kills roots. Money
back guarantee. Raeford Hardware and
McLauchlin Company.
TFC
FOR RENT: 2 and 3 bedroom
mobile homes, also spaces, country
living, fishing, hunting, playground
and security. On State Rd. 1413, 13
miles from Fayetteville and 10 miles
from Raeford. Shamrock Isle Mobile
Homes. Raeford. 875-5574.
TFC
FOR SALE: 133 acre farm, 1 mile road
frontage, 8700 lbs. tobacco, 2 houses,
near McCain. Sale price, $62,500.
Moss Realty 692-2424.
TFC
SERVICE: Discount prices on central
air conditioning available now. Free
estimates - Financing available. Call
484-0495 - Fred Dew. Central Heating
and Air Conditioning Co., Inc.,
Fayetteville, N.C.
TFC
YARD SALE: Sewing machine, small
appliances, household items, many
new clothes, glassware, tape recorder,
lamps, radio alarm clock. MUST BE
SEEN TO BELIEVE. SAVE. . .
Corner of Wright and Cole St. Behind
car wash on 401. 8:00 a.m. Friday.
Sept. 5 and on Saturday.
17-ISP
FULL TIME OR PART TIME
EMPLOYMENT: Men or women,
18 or over. For interview
appointment phone (919)
782-8630 between 12 noon and 6
p.m. Sunday and 9-6 p.m.
Monday. (Aberdeen)
Color T.Y. Service
ALL MAKES & MODELS
Sales & Service - T.V. Antennas
Antenna Rotor & Control Box
HOME SERVICE CALLS
One day service (when possible)
Phone 375-2578 No. Ans. 875-2365
BEDO CORP.
CUSTOM FABRICATION
& WELDING REPAIRS
PORTABLE WELDING
Airport Rd.
8754633 RAEFORD, N. C.
Mobile Home
Washing
and
Carpet Cleaning
Service
Telephone
944-1533 (McCain) after 5 p.m.
RAEFORD
SAVINGS & LOAN
DEPENDABLE
COURTEOUS
SAFE
PAYING HIGH DIVIDENDS
AND
MAKING HOME LOANS
WHEEL ALIGNMENT
NEW TIRES and RECAPPING
MCDONALDS
TIRE RECAP.
SERVICE
PHONE 875 2079
114 RACKET ALLEY
8. STEWART STREET