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HOTEL ENTRANCE-Class in the door to the hotel entrance had been shattered, leaving lagged edges exposed which prompted concern from a social services caseworker about danger to children using the door. Within the past few days, someone used a hatchet to knock out all of the glass. Out Of Bounds By Mike Steadman It's the time of the year to make new .resolutions for another year and maybe a few of these would concern the athletic department of Hoke County High School. Here is a partial list of some of the resolutions that might be appropriate for Buck sports in the year 1976. 1) Get more than 30 people to go out for football. 2) Beat Sanford 30-0 in football. 3) Beat anyone 30-0 in football. 4) Pass only when someone is open. 5) Fumble only when you know that a team mate will recover it. 6) Win the division in basketball. 7) Win the state title in basketball. 8) Have an Olympic champion in the long jump. .9) Win the state title in baseball 10) Buy new football uniforms that look sharp. 11) Don't allow matches anywhere near the high school. 12) Cive football players good grades (maybe more will go out). 13) Start new sports sudi as girl's football, soccer, and make plans for a swimming team in the future. 14) Plan to make more money from the gate than the hotdog stand. 15) Don't try to compete with Monday night football. 16) WIN 17) Finish the gym. 18) Don't schedule games with the schools farther away than 60 miles. 19) Promote players from Upchurch to play sports at Hoke High. 20) Support the team because they always give their best.... if they are able to play. This is only a partial list, but if all of these things come true, Hoke athletics should improve. What have they got to lose? Why wasn't the Buck basketball team utvolved in a holiday tournament like most of the teams in the conference? The first four games following the holiday break should test the ability and talent of the basketball team as they take on the teams listed as the division's best. Coach Smith called it the meat of the schedule, but I hope the Bucks haven't bitten off more than they can chew. Hoke Players Make -Conference Team Two Hoke players made the Division IV, 4-A all-conference learn for the 1975 season. Allen Thomas was selected at the end position, and Noah Hcndrix was tabbed as the kicking specialist. Thomas Farmer, defensive end; Anthony Freeman, linebacker; David Howell, defensive back; Joe Poole, offensive back; Eddie Pennell, offensive end; and Frank Kicklighter, offensive lineman were on the honorable mention team. The first team for the division looked like this: Offense: Ends ? Thomas, Hoke; Jeff Thomas, Richmond; Tackles ? Warren Phillips, Richmond; Mike Cain. Sanford; Guards ? Paul Brickhouse, Sanford; Marshall Jenkins, Lumberton; Bobby Tanner, Richmond; Backs - Charlie Davis, Richmond, Reggie Townsend. Lumberton, Vander Thomas, Richmond; Mitchcll Strickland, Sanford; Kicker - Hendrix. Hoke. Defense: Ends - Harry Stanback, Richmond: Jimmy Buchholz, Pinecrest; Down Lineman ? Anthony Williams, Sanford; Donnell Thompson, Lumberton: Ricky McKenzie. Bowman; Ike Huey; Richmond. Linebackers ? Dewitt Rush, Pinecrest; Shuman Baker, Sanford; Defensive Backs - Willie Summers, Richmond; Greg Patten, Sanford; Rufus McNeil, Lumberton: Greg Allen, Richmond. Community Calendar Jan. I, Thursday ? Kiwanis meeting al 6:30 P.M. at Civic Center. Ian. 2, Friday - Airport committee meeting at 7 P.M. Jan. 6, Tuesday - Raeford-Friendship Senior Citizens Club meeting at 2:30 PX. , Jan. 6, Tuesday - American Legion meeting at 7:45 P.M. Jan. 6, Tueiday - Joint art festival held by Raeford Woman's Club & Junior Woman's Club at 10 A.M. A joint meeting of both groups at 7:45 P.M. at Civic Center. Jan. 9, Friday - Civic Center Board Meeting at 7:45 P.M. Jan. 9, Friday - United Daughters of Confederacy meeting at 2:30 P.M. Library News Don't Forget Re-register Another Christmas has come and gone but we hope the spirit of Christmas will remain in all our hearts throughout the coming New Year. We are glad to be back on the job and hope you will be by for your books to read while waiting to ring in the New Year. We continue to receive new books and hope you will ask about these when you come in. Also, don't forget to come in and re-register. Everyone will want to begin in January. The library will be closed Jan. 1, New Years Day. Again, we want to thank all of you for the many gifts and cards and we wish each and everyone a very HAPPY NEW YEAR. BOOKMOBILE SCHEDULE DUNDARRACH.JAN. 7 Mrs. Eva Conoly, Mrs. Myrtle Sappinfield, Mrs. G.C. Lytle, Mrs. Ruby Saunders, Mrs. Ina Mae Womack, Mrs. Ophelia Womack, Mrs. Carrie Creech, Mrs. Mary Thompson, Mrs. Ethel Hayes, Mrs. Betty Livingston, Mrs. Joan Balfour, Mrs. Luwanna Hayes, Mrs. NJJ.G. Balfour, Mrs. Virginia Walton, Mrs. Mancie Moll. BLUE SPRINGS AND ANT10CH JAN. 8 Mrs. Charlotte Kelly, Mrs. Dora Leslie, Mrs. Mamie Webb, Mis. J.M. Pendergrass, Mrs. R.L. Walters. Mrs H.B. Walters, Mrs. Frances Purcell, Mrs. Harold Currie, Mrs, Irine Currie, Mrs. Hazel Hendrix, Mrs. Annie B. Autry, Mrs. Gladys Niven, Miss Bonnie McLauchlin. School Menu MONDAY, JAN. 5 Stew Beef Rice Green Beans Peach half Butter Cookie Rolls Milk TUESDAY, JAN. 6 Beef Vegetable Soup A,C Peanut Butter & Jelly Sandwich Cinnamon Bun Apple or Orange juice Milk WEDNESDAY, JAN. 7 Hot dogs w/Baked Beans Turnip Greens A,C Cornbread Strawberry Shortcake ? C Milk THURSDAY, JAN. 8 Fish Sandwich w/Catsup Scalloped Potatoes w/Cheese Slaw-C Berry Squares Milk College News Eight Raeford area students at East Carolina University are among 3,168 who were named to the honor rolls for the fall quarter. Kathy Diane Currie, 207 Roberts St., and Cathy Ann Newton, Rt. 2, Box 433, are on the dean's list for making 'B-plus' averages with no grade below 'C'. Those on the honor roll for making a B' average with no grade below 'C' are: Barbara Ann Plummer, Rt. 2, Bo 311; Gail Frances Conoly, Rt. 1, Box 769; Charles Eugene Davis, 306 N. Jackson St.; Deborah R. Easter ling, Rt. 1, Box 93; Becky Sue Pope, Rt. 2, Box 79; and Sherre Evelon Rowe, P.O. Box 279. Marcus Dukes and James McEachin were named to the dean's list for the fall quarter at North Carolina A & T State University. To be eligible, a student must have a 3.0 overall average or better. Dukes, a freshman psychology major, is the son of Elsie Dukes. McEachin, a freshman early childhood education major, is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Miles D. McEachin. Debbie Ward was named to the dean's list for the last quarter at King's Business College in Charlotte. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas G. Harrell. Jr., of Raeford. Sr. Citizens Meet Jan. 6 The Raeford Senior Citizens Friendship Club will meet Tuesday, Jan. 6 at 2:30 p.m. at Raeford United Methodist Church. A program, Days Gone By, headed by W.P. Phillips, will be given. Refretfiments will be aerved by the First Baptist Church women. Creators of t.very day Low-Low Prices' 1 iii> killili:! STORE HOURS: 9 a.m. til 5:30 p.m. Fri. Open until 6 p.m. 114 N. MAIN ST. 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