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CONTRIBUTION - Danny DeVane [left] makes the first contribution in kick off of phase two of the Ten Million Penny Campaign. Robert Taylor, , [right] president of Hoke County Jaycees, and Mike Crowder, I center ] chairman of the campaign, accept the first contribution toward the local goal of $500. The total goal of $ 100,000 will be used to build a pool for handicapped. Canisters will be placed in local stores. [Photo by S.H. Aplin ] Jaycees Again Start 10 Million Penny Drive What do you do if you're trying to raise ten million pennies and you only raise four million and 500, ' 000? According to the Hoke County Jaycees and Raeford Jaycees "10 Million Penny Project" Chairmen Jerry Betty and Mike Crowder, "If you are a Jaycee you keep trying until you succeed." That attitude on the part of many Jaycees accounts for "Phase II" of the 10 Million Penny Project, a campaign undertaken last year by * the North Carolina Jaycees to raise S100.000 to build a special swim ming pool for handicapped ? chil dren and adults. Once the goal is reached, the pool will be construc ted at Camp Sertoma, the new Easter Seals camp near Winston Salem. The Hoke County and Raeford Jaycees will conduct a joint project to meet their local goal of 50,000 pennies or S500 by placing canis ters near the cash registers of stores throughout Hoke County. County residents are encouraged to put their change from purchase into the canisters located at participating merchants. "Phase II" will climax in Greensboro on Nov. 19 at the Jaycee Mid- Year Convention when the Jaycees from across the state put the proceeds from their local projects together. The Hoke County and Raeford Jaycees ask for your help and Student To Play Organ Recital Lester Southern, a native of Raeford, will be presented in a senior organ recital by the Atlantic Christian College Department of Music Oct. 27 at 8 p.m. in St. Timothy's Episcopal Church in Wilson. A music education major at the college. Southern is currently the organist at the First Christian Church in Wilson. The recital will include "Prelude and Fugue in C Minor" by J.S. Bach, "If Thou but Suffer God to Guide Thee" by J.S. Bach, chorale and seven variations of "If thou but -Suffer God to Guide Thee" by George Boehm, "Good News from Heaven the Angels Bring*' by Johann Pachelbel, "Prelude, Fugue and Variation" by Cesar Franck, 'and "Now Thank We All Our God" by Sigfrid Kaig- Elect. I A reception will follow the recital >fai the home of Charles Rackow, 1 jpfofessor of organ at Atlantic I Christian College. I The public U invited to attend. I support. In the words of State Jaycee President John Fletcher, "There are lots of handicapped people in this area and all over the state who are waiting to say "Thanks, 10 Million" one and for all. I Recreation Bits OiHrkjdin, who will be crowned "Little Miss Footballf This is your opportunity to take pert in the Perks end Recreation Commission's first annual "Little Miss Football" Coeteet. Sign - up will take place Oct. 17 thru 3:00 p.m. on Nov. S with a "penny a vote" policy. Each participant will have a plastic jug with her name on it placed In the recreation office and also this jug will be available during each of the Midget football games in order that votes may be deposited. The winner will be crowned during the hatftime of the leirt Midget game oo Saturday, Nov. S. The contestants must be prepared to attend the football parade on Friday afternoon Nov. 4 and also must be able to attend the football games at the Hoke High Stadium on Saturday, Nov. S. The winner will be the girl who. of course, obtains the most "votes"! :':.H ? > ? ? . ? >?" 4 . ,;Y . ... * Ladies, Let's Hear From You Ladfes, the men are preparing for a winter roBeybaB league and so the Parks and Recreation Commission would race to know tf you are interested in such a program for yourselves. Volleyball, basketball, and badminston are aS possibilities. The Commission would like for you to give us a call and express your program ideas. Our planning activities will be determined by your rcspoi) s?et y >. *N ^ >V '\{bi '?}$?> * \ Midget Football Underway The Mldeet Football Program started play last Saturday with the help of County Commissioner James Hunt, School Supt. Raz Autry and Police Chief Zeke Wiggins. In the first game of the day theFalcons defeated the Rams by tiie score of 8 - 0. In the second quarter Lowell Simmons dashed around left end on a one yd. run for the Falcons on a pas? from Mark Slaughter to Kelvin Galberth for a two - point conversion. The second half was strictly a defensive battle with David Lupo, Ronnie Huffman, Reggie Pickler and Marcus Virgil playing outstanding ball for the Rams. Steve Conoly, Jeffrey Fellows and Ton! McRae and the rest of file Falcon defense held the Rams to a shutout. In file second game file Redskins lumped out to an early two touchdown lead with Wayne Bratcher going around left end for a 15 yd. touchdown play and James McQueen picking up a loose fumble and springing in for the second ID. The Vikings moved on a 12 yd. pass from Leon Bruton to Ronald Scurry. The defense of the Vikings was led by David Daitou, Eric Coley, and Tony Lockiear. Mark McLean kept the Redskins in their own territory by some outstanding punts. The Redskins defense was led by Gay Faulk, Robert Fisher and John Pleasant. CONGRATULATIONS -- William Kershaw completed Jive years of continuous service with Burlington Industries. He is shown accepting his certificate from Jack Bradford, plant manager. 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