Legion Post Raises Funds
A fish fry, held by the
American Legion Post 20 Ijst
Friday and Saturday, was termed
a success by I arl McDuffic ol
Post 20.
The fund ? raising event was
made succesful by the wonderful
response of the local citizens.
McDuffie said He explained that
the help <>l nun Legion
member*. unhiding Joe Updiurch,
Leo Sihulenhurg. (icfald Lupo,
Hope Williams. Sheila Black,
Thomas Bounds and the Raeford
Oil Company, made the lund ?
uising event possible.
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Tex-I'laslic. Saniiii) Wallace (2-3.
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the 7(?*crs. James Hayes was 2 ?
2 lot T-l
7(>'ei s 1)02 300 3-8
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In the second game, the
Pig-n-Chicken scored seven times
in the first inning and then
coasted to a 14-4 win over
Sandhills. Frank Jackson was 3 -
4 to lead I'.C. while Neil
Mcliougan and I'hailes Stangc
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Tennis Tournament
Nears Completion
The H?kc County Parks and Recreation Commission's Spring Tennis
Tournament is near in g completion. Action has been hot and furious as
the courts have been full every afternoon.
Most divisions arc complete at this time. Recent scoring results are as
follows .
Men's Singles 26 and up
W L SCORE
S. Ilalso G. Carter
R Calhoun S. Halso 7-5, 6-3
R Calhoun S. Phillips 7-5, 6-3
Men's Singles 25 and down
W L SCORE
II Hostel lei E. Ernest 6-1. 6-0
A. Hosteller A. Sappenfield 6-2. 6-2
J Miller C. Beasley
B. Sumner D. Buoyer 6-3, 6-3
II. Hostetlei A. Hosteller
J. Miller B. Sumner 6-3. 6-0
II. Hostcllei J. Miller 6-0. 6-1
Men's Doubles
W L SCORE
II & A Hosteller G. Carter & J. King
I Beasley & I). Buoyer P. Suinma & B. Sumner
I.. Millet & K finest II & S. Hosteller 6-3. 7 - 6
Mixed Doubles
W L SCORE >
J MacDonald & k. Davis II & D. Hosteller 6-2. <)-7
I . Beasley & S. Black man M & J. Semones
Women's Singles
W L SCORE
J. Ilollel L. Hayes 6-1. 6-0
Women's Doubles
W L. SCORE
I. Autry & E. liingdon F.. Carter & S. Hayes 6-4, 7-9
Softball Tournament
Enters Second Round
In I lie third game Odom's
Roofing blasted the House of
Raeford 12 - 2. O.R. grabbed a 3
? 2 lead in die second inning and
were never headed in posting the
win. Cecil Campbell paced O.R's
attack with three hits in four
times at bat.
Larry Ross was 2 ? 3 for H.R.
House of Raeford 200 000 -2
(Wont's Roofing 212 124 -12
(HRS) I). McNeill
In the final game Thursday the
All-Stars crushed Gray Ghost 14-3.
The A-S's scored seven times in
the first two innings to put the
game away. Artis Gay supplied
the offensive punch with four hits
in four trips to the- plate. Six
players were 1 ? 2 for G.G.
All-Stars 434 03 -14
Gray Ghost 012 00 -3
On Monday night, a game
suspended from May was
concluded. Tex-Elastic
jumped out to an early 5 - 2
lead, and then held on to defeat
the 76'ers 14 ? 11. Harold Worlcy
and Elmo Ricks paced the win
for T.E. with a 3 - 3 and 3 ? 4
night respectively. Kenny
McDonald was 3 - 4 for the
76'ers.
Tex-Elastic 051 206 014
76'ers 023 00b Oil
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RAINED OUT GAMES 6/2/78
House of Raeford 41 I 000 3-l>
Tex-Elastic 221 000 2-7
Pig-n-Chicken 102 010 15
Gray Ghost 200 010 0-3
All Stars 101 056 5-18
Sandhills 020 200 0-4
76'ers 504 25 -16
Odom Roofing 021 30 -6
FINAL STANDINGS
(1st Round)
U L GB
All Stars 7 0
Pig-n-Chicken (> I I
76'ers 4 3 3
Tex-Elastic 3 4 4
Odom Roofing 3 4 4
Gray Ghost 3 4 4
House of Raeford 2-5 5
Sandhills 0 7 7
iot rmm ?row spot
HCcrettioQ Conunistioo is scheduled to
Saturday, June 10, at the vacant lot beside
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, for the space . jwl call the Recreation
twee 975-5603 to mtne a space.
,Jp c** of wto the flea market will be postponed to June it*
;% Toe those of you who iff not tf^ling. comc out tad blown
around. Even if yoo don't find just the thing you're looking for
yon might see a neighbor or a mend you've been missing.
Volleyball
Remember, there will be a volleyball organizational meeting
Thursday night lane 8, 8 p.m. at the Recreation office. One
representative from each perspective team should attend the
organizational meeting.
All aduh players must be 18 years of age or have graduated
from high school. Maximum of 10 members each. A team may
start and continue a game with 5 players: 3 men and 2 women or
vice vena, but not 4 men and 1 female or vice versa.
If there are people whofare interested in playing, bat do not
have their own team, you, too, are encouraged to attend the
meeting Thursday June 8.
Games will be played one night a week In the Gibson Gym. For
further questions contact the Recreation office 875-5603 .
Playground Action
Tbe Hoke County Parks and Recreation Commissive is getting
ready for summer preparing various playground sites throughout
the county. All playground programs begin June 26 and all
continue through August 18, irom 9-5 p.m. Monday-Friday
The full time programs will be held at Raeford
% ?r vvnviu?j/t auuuu vummuoiiy i
Wayside Community House (Fridays).
Ail playgrounds will be hilly staffed and will provide activities
which are both wholesome and safe for children ages 6-14.
Parents are reminded thai the playground workers ate not
babysitters and children below age six must not be left alone.
Tennis Lessons
The Hoke County Parks and Recreation Commission will be
sponsoring tennis lessons beginning June 26. Classes will be
limited to the first 10 people each hour per session. Tbe coat will
be $3.50 per person pier session.
Session I - June 26-July 7, M-F
Session II - July 17-July 28. M-F
Session III -- July 31-Aug. II. M-F
Session IV -- Saturday only, June 24-Aug. 5 ?
The Monday through Friday classes are scheduled at 8, 9 and
10~a.ra. The Saturday classes are scheduled at 7:30 and 8:30 a. in.
Duncan Buoyer will be the instructor for the Monday through
Friday classes and Soupy Campbell will be the instructor for the
Saturday sessions.
If at all possible, when calling in to register, please leave the
J$|tmday spaces open for those individuals who are unable to,
attend a weekly session because of work situations. |
For farther questions and for ??gmerintf contact the
Recreation office 875-5603.
EMT Training
All persons interested in taking an 80-hour cUctt*i*e
emergency medical training (E.M.T.) course are asked to contact
the Hoke County Parks ana Recreation office. To have the oouraa
offered in Raeford, at least fifteen persons must show an Interest
in the program.
Baseball Meeting
There will be a meeting Saturday for all boys who were not
placed on a Junior Tar Heel or Little League team. The meeting '
will be held at Armory Park at 10 a.m. Participants should bring
their birth certificates.
Special Services
Freedom Chapel A.M.E. Zion
Church, of which Rev. James L.
Glenn is pastor, held its Corner
Stone Laying Services on Sunday.
June 4. at b p.m.
Dr. S.J. Farrar. Presiding Elder
of the Laurinburg District of The
Central North Carolina Conference
of the A.M.E. Zion Church deliver
ed the message.
Members of East Freedom Ma
sonic Lodge No. 328 laid the
Corner Stone.
The Rev. Glenn, was honored
with a surprise birthday party on
Saturday. June A. The party was
hosted bv 1 he Stewardesses Board
No.
Birthday cake, punch, nuts and
party mints were served.
I he Rev. Glenn received many
gifts from the members of Freedom
C hapel. He also received a gift from
the Pastor's Aide Club.
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