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Tennis Lessons Begin 20th, Check Schedule For Times The Hoke County Parks and Recreation Commission will be sponsoring tennis lessons for six weeks. Classes will be taught by Duncan Buoyer and start June 20 and continue through August 5. There will be no classes the week of July 4. There will be a S2 charge for classes which meet Monday through Thursdays. Those who participate in Saturday lessons will be charged $1 because of the shortened class time. Class divisions and times are: Monday and Wednesday at 8:30, Julie Gibson, Brian Scarboro, Judy Scull, Kathy Sappenfield, Carla Sappenfield. Jennifer Bratcher, Parker Coley, Eric Coley, Fran Buoyer, and Edna Lewis; Monday and Wednesday at 9:30, Kim McNeill, Jennifer Russell, Dorcas Hostetler, Kim Huffman, Kim Tuttle, Michael' Sports, Casandra Kemp, and Belinda Brown; Monday and Wednesday at 10:30, Joy Upchurch, Mary James, Marilvn Semones, Susan Phillips, Ladies 9 Softball and Colleen Buchholz; Tuesdays and Thursdays at 8:30, Brenda Edwards, Becky Thomas, Frances Conner*, Jean McGregor, Nancy Smith, Debra Pattereson, Sarah J. Calhoun, Janet Buoyer, and Betty Morgan. Saturday at 9:00, Char- , lotta King, Janet Baker, Barbara Hill, Jodi Unchurch, Mary Up church, Linda McLeod, Darlene Clark, Andrea Garrison, Mary Jo Smith, Frances Macko, Carol Ashley, Jean Wood, and Jane Robinson; Saturday at 10, Helen Huffman, Mary Stone, Grace McDonald, Gail English, Patsy Baker, Betty Smith, Ruth Sports, and Sonya Howie. If anyone is unhappy with these times call the recreation office to adjust your schedule. Also, if anyone was omitted, there will be no trouble in adding your name. To help the recreation department in cutting expenses, all participants are asked to bring a can of tennis balls. Barbers Clip Rosa By Pal Scott Hollingsworth's Barber Shop edged Rosa's Grill and McMillan's Grocery 12-11 after 5V4 innings of play in Wednesday's action. Kig protection Business partnerships exist only as long as botfi partners survive. This is why Nationwide introduced partnership protection, a joint life insurance plan designed to cover a two-partner business. If a partner dies. Nationwide can provide cash to the surviving partner to purchase the deceased partner's share. Call a Nationwide agent for all the details. M. VAROELL HCDQKTH 121 Wast El wood Avenue Raeford, IM. Carolina 2S37S 4 NATIONWIDE INSURANCE Nationwide ia on your Mdt Nationwide Mutual Insurance Co. Nationwide Mutua1 Fire Insurance Co. Nationwide Life Insurance Co Home Office: Columbus. Ohio giiis was 3-4 at bat for Rosa's Grill with a solo homer. W. Southerland and D. Hurst assisted the team's efforts with 2-3 performances. B. Leslie was the power hitter for HBS with a 3-3 performance and a 2-3 assistance from B. Baldain.^ Hollingsworth's Barber Shop com mitted nine errors to Rosa s Grill and McMillan Grocery's seven. Hunt's Truckers downed Sum merfield 14-6 to increase their league lead to 3-0. J. Headen was 3-4 for Summerfield to keep Sum merfield in the game. L. Scrivens and K. Little were 3-4 for Hunt's Truckers with a two-run homer by K. Little. D. Little hit a solo homer in the fifth followed by T. Tyler's two-run homer in the sixth. The league was idle Monday night due to rain. Standing* W L Hunt's Truckers 3 0 Hollingsworth's 2 1 Rosa's & McMillan's 1 2 Summerfield 0 3 McDowell Family Reunion June 19 The McDowell family reunion will be held June 19 at 1 p.m. at the Hoke Civic Center. All relatives and friends are invited to attend and bring a picnic lunch. TEL: 875-4277 NIGHT CALL 8754419 ] FARM CHEMICAL, INC. j ============== COMPLETE PEST CONTROL FUMIGATION SERVICE WEED CONTROL & FERTILIZATION ROACHES - RATS - TERMITES P.O. BOX 667 RAEFORD, N. C. By Blanche Fanner In Burlington Industries 'Ladies and Gents' bowling action last week, the Spare Makers took four games from the Brady Bunch. Harry's Goodies were prepared for the Rolling Stones and won three out of four games. The New Commers ran into trouble with the Odd Balls, losing three games out of four. The Groovy Four and Ch-6 split their four games down the middle. Pedro's Gang ganged up on the Kinfolks, winning three games our of four. High games: Harry Dulin (234), Zan Kelly (202), Don Matthew (201), David Matthews (200), Ron Orban (190), Carole Clark (187). High series: Harry Dulin (559), Zan Kelly (545), Don Matthew (517), Carole Clark (530), Don Doby (521), Ardell Leggett (506), Earl Waldron (504), Johnnie White (511). Top Ten Bowlers Ernie Cabato 1 76 Don Matthew 170 Earl Waldron 170 Zan Kelly 169 Harry Dulin 167 Don Doby 159 Bob Blount 156 Carole Clark 147 Hiawatha Howard 144 Elsie Hardin 143 FACTORY OUTLET FIRST QUALITY PENNSYLVANIA TURNPIKE TIRES Factory Prices Steel Belted Radial Whitewall Size Price BR78-13 ER78-14 FR78-14 GR78-14 HR78-14 GR78-15 HR78 15 JR78-15 LR78-15 Fiberglass Betted Whitewall Size Price 33.07 A78-13 3702 E 78-14 38 23 F78-14 40.22 G78-14 41.75 H78-14 40.63 G78-15 4198 H78-15 43.04 J78-15 44-62 L78-15 All Prices plus F.E T from 2 06 to 3.44 depending on size All Prices plus F.E.T. <rom 1.73 to 3.12 depending on size. 4 Ply Polyester Whitewall Size Price I 23.31 A78-13 26.82 C78-14 27.63 E78-14 28.65 F78-14 30.00 G78-14 28.71 H78-14 30.39 G78-15 31.92 H78-15 32.27 L78-15 19.81 21.63 22.70 23.55 24.37 25.99 24.86 26.36 28.06 All Prices plus F.E.T. from 1 .72 to 3.09 depending on size "You Can't Buy PI Bottor Tiro COME TO 'Your Life** I Corner Mam & Campus InRaeford Tai. 8754131 BI Bowling New Commers In Lead Standings W L New Commers 21 11 Odd Balls 21 11 Pedro's Gang 19 13 Groovy Four 18 14 SuperStars 18 14 Kinfolks 17V* 14*/a Brady Bunch 14 18 Harry's Goodies 13Va 14l/i Rolling Stones 13 19 Hard Times 12 20 Spare Makers 12 16 Ch-6 10 .... 22 College Appoints Raeford Lawyer Charles Anderson Hostetler of Raeford has accepted an invitation to serve on the Estate Planning Committee at Campbell College, Inc., located in Buies Creek. "Hie purpose of the Estate Planning Committee is to advise the college in the conduct of its deferred gifts program. Hostetler is an attorney at law with the firm of Hostetler & McNeill. He is a graduate of Wake Forest University where he studied law. He is chairman of the board of deacons at the First Baptist Church of Raeford. His past achievements include Chief Deputy Insurance Commissioner, 1952-1955; member of North Carolina General As sembly, 1957-1959; member of Board of Trustees, Pembroke State University, 1958-1966; and he is currently Director of the Southern National Bank of North Carolina in Lumberton and member of the Executive Committee. From the year 1969 to 1972, he served on the Board of Governors. ) \ Softball Results I uesday. Carolina Turf pulled Into iNlmi 1*4 a secorid place tk b the league by defeating Pig-'N-ChickeiTl2-5. C.T, built up * 9-0 lead through wv? m - ,w M?vi ?nuni< Linwood HuffhUn paced CTVs attack with 4 4-4 night at the plate. Robert Barch- had three of the loser's 13 hits in four times at bat. Both teams art now 6-3. < Pig-'N-Chicken 000 003 2 - 5 Carolina Turf rv 025 ' 023 x 12 (HRS) Rainey ..Thompson, , ^ Campbell In the second game, Rose Avia tion bundled together 10 runs in the third and fourth innings to pick up a 14-2 triumph over Tex-Elastic. Ken McDonald went 44 and Larry Bailey 3-4 to pace Rose's attack. George Holllngsworth had a 2-2 performance for T.E. Rose Aviation ' 105 53 - 14 Tex-Elastic 110 00 - 2 In the final game Tuesday the All-Stars romped to a 20-0 win over Odom Roofing. Alphonso Pickett picked the win for the A.S. by hurling a one- hitter. The only hit was a fourth inning single by Larry Baker. Elvis Buie went 3-3 and Nate Singletary 3-4 to pace the route for the AO-Stars. All-Stars ? ? 802 64 - 20 Odom Roofing 000 00 ? 0 (HRS) McCall, P. Maynor, N. Singletary On Thursday night the second half of the season began with Tex-Elastic blasting Odom Roofing 21-11. A 10- run outburst in the sixth inning proved to be the winning margin. Milton Clark went 4-5 to pace the winners while Roy Lee Taylor went 4-4 for Odom Roofing. Tex-Elastic 207 02 (10) - 21 Odom Roofing 031 142 - 11 (HRS) Brown In the second game Pig-'N Chicken had 'to come from behind to defeat Rose Aviation 9-6. P.C. tallied six times in the fifth inning to ice the victory. Tim Hawks went 4-4 and James McQueen and Henry Thompson 3-3 each to lead the ? v I ? ? ? ?? , % winning effort. Henry Hoh went 2-3 for jloie. Rose Aviation 030 201 0-6 Pig-N-Chidfcen : 002 160 x - 9 (HRS) Thompson, Barch tyt the find game of thi t night Carolina Turf upended the fust half champion all- Stan 6-4. C.T. tooted five times in the first two innings and then held off a seventh inning rally to cap the victory. Eddie Ramsey went 2-2 for C.T. while Artis Gay went 3-3 for the A.S. All-Stars 000 200 2 - 4 Carolina Turf 230 001 x - 6 (HRS) P. Maynor Friday night marked the end of the first half of the season as the rained out games from May 26 were played. In the first game Carolina Turf scored all the runs it needed in a five-run first inning to stop Rose Atiaiipo 10-4. - Jerry Tucker and Charles Crowder paced C.T.'s vic tory with 3-4 and 3-3 nights respectively. Charles Beese went 3-3 to pace Rose. Carolina Turf S10 103 0 ? 10 Rose Aviation 100 020 1 -4 In the second game, Pig-'N Chicken picked up a 12-3 win over Odora Roofing. Bobby Baker went 3-3 to pace P.C.'s 14 hit attack. Roy Lee Taylor went 3-3 to pace Odom. Odom Roofing 210 000 0 Pig-'N-Chicken 100 452 x (HRS) Baker In the final game, the All-Stars completed the first half of the season undefeated with a 15-5 win over Tex-Elastk. Artis Gav and Larry McDonald each went 2-3 for the winners while Milton Clark was 2-3 for Tex-Elastic. Tex-EIastic 102 20 - 5 All-Stars 281 31 - 15 (HRS) Maynor 2, McCall Final Standings (1st Half) W L GB All-Stars 10 0 Pig-'N-Chicken 7 3 3 Carolina Turf 7 3 3 Rose Aviation 3 7 7 Tex-EIastic 2 8 8 Odom Roofing 1 9 9 'Bionic Buck' Camp The Hoke High Athletic Department and the Parks and Recreation Commission will sponsor a "Bionic Buck" football camp June 20-July 1 for boys in grade three through nine. The camp will be held from 9 a.m. to 10:30 a.m. Cost per child is SS and each participant will receive a camp shirt. All activities will be held at the nigh school. Fundamental instruction, films, and punt, pass and kick contests will be included. Participants will be grouped according to age and there will be no contact. The 15 fee is payable on the first day of camp. (Fill out and mail to Recreation Dept.) NAME Grade Entering. PARENT'S NAME Phone No SCHOOL ATTENDING NOW 1 PARENTS SIGN HERE Cardinal Agency Sets Meetings Cardinal Health Agency, Inc., at the Board's Annual Meeting, will hold its monthly board of Prior to this meeting, at 2 p.m. directors meeting at 7 p.m. on on junc 22, the Board's Interim Wednesday, June 22, in the Board Committee wUl meet at the Cardi R?om of the Southern National nal Health Agency's Office, 202 Bank located at 500 North Chest- West 27th Street, Lumberton. nut Street, Lumberton. Items to be disucssed include w - ? . A provision of additional space for "J??1"*5 J** ?Pcn to the the Cardinal Office and thVCardi- Pub"f, interested citizens are nal Health Award to be presented in to attend However you want to vacation . ; . we can help make it happen with the cash you need. We can possibly help even more by combining the amount you need for vacation with your other bills, pay them aN off with one of our Bill Consol idation Loans and you make just one convenient monthly payment at one place many times at 1/2 the amount you're now paying out. Call on us AMOUNT FINANCED $ 586.02 $33.00 . 24 $ 961.97 116.00 . ' 30 $1,458.47- $67.00 36 \ ? ANNUAL .V ' NUMBER Of TOTAL Of PERCENTAGE S PAYMENTS PAYMENTS RATI $ 792.00 30.77% $1,350.00 26.28% $2,052.00 T 23.71% tottoe t4jCf*0 10 our wmn c r pofccy where people and y get together. i 'y.' ? ?? ?? * ? ry ; ? ' ? ?
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