J A YCEES- -Raeford Jaycee officers recently went to Charlotte to attend an
officers' school. Pictured are [Front row. LR] Robert Pecora, Ken Koonce,
and Ricky Sandy ; [ Second row. L-R\ Mike Crowder. Tommy Connell, Mike
Melton and Larry Calloway.
Raeford Jaycees Attend
State Officers' College
Seven officers of the Raeford
Jaycees traveled to U.N.C.
Charlotte this past weekend to
take part in the N.C. Jaycee State
Officer's College. The college was
developed to familiarize the local
chapter officers with their duties
as leaders in their hometowr.
organizations.
The Raeford Jaycee officers
attended sessions on chapter
management, legal advisement,
ways and means, community
development, individual
development, and various othe
important subjects.
President of the North Carolina
Jaycees, Harold Herring of Mt.
Olive welcomed the Jaycee
officers. Also on hand was United
States Jaycee President Bob
Kushton.
Cub Scouts
Cub Scout Pack 404 met Thurs
day. Mav 25th, at the Raeford
United Methodist Churchy The
highlight of the .evening was the
bike rodeo, emphasizing safety
with bikes.
Gerald Sappenfield presented
the following awards:
Wolf - Tommy Howard, Chris
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Jaycee officers from every
region in the state competed in
the "Superstars Competition" on
Saturday. Afterwards, all of the
athletes enjoyed a cookout on the
U.N.C. Charlotte Campus, where a
lot of food disappeared very
quickly.
President of the Raeford
Jaycees, Ken Koonce stated "1
feel that a lot was learned by the
officers in our chapter this past
weekend and I'm looking forward
to seeing it pay off in the 78 ?
79 Jaycee year."
Attending the Officer's College
were, President Ken Koonce,
Internal V.P. Robert Pecora,
External V.P. Mike Crowder,
Secretary Tommy Connell, State
Director Ricky Sandy, Treasurer
Larry Calloway, and Director Mike
Melton.
Meet
Clark, Billy Kelly.
Bear -- Jackson Kolb. Thomas
McNeill, Mackey McDonald,
Gregory Ferguson.
Recruiter Badges -- Mackey
McDonald, Lee Floyd, William
Simpler, Dese' Dockery.
Bobcat -- William Carter, Dese'
Dockery, Frankie McLean, Wil
liam Currie, John Glisson, Richard
Jones.
One Year Service Pin -? Brad
Edwards, Lew Upchurch, Nelson
James, Rodney Newton.
Arrow of Light Award -- Randy
Scull.
Gold Arrowpoints for Wolf
Badge -- Tommy Howard, Chris
Clark, Brad Edwards, Mackey
McDonald, Glenn Edwards, Wil
liam Simpler.
Gold Arrowpoints for Bear
Badge - Mackey McDonald.
Silver Arrowpoints for Wolf
Badge ? Tommy Howard (2),
Dellus Hodges, Benton Hodges,
Chris Clark, Tripp Wilson, Brad
Edwards (3), Lew Upchurch (2),
Mackey McDonald (2), William
Simpler (3), Michael Mercer (2).
Silver Arrowpoint for Bear --
Tracy Weston, Mackey McDonald
(2), Eric McLaughlin.
Artist Activity Badge -- Lee
Floyd.
Citizen Activity Badge ? Jeffrey
Brown.
Geologist Activity Badge --
David Simmons.
Naturalist Activity Badge -? Eric
Maxwell, Glenn Dudley, Randy
Mclntyre, Ronald McCray.
Outdoorsman Activity Badge ?
Mac Hollingsworth, Eric Maxwell,
Glenn Dudley, Randy Mclntyre,
Ronald McCray.
Scholar Activity Badge -- Wil
liam Currie.
Showman Activity Badge --
David Simmons, Mac Hollings
worth.
Ladies' Softball League
^ Opens New Season
The Ladies' Softball League got
underway Monday. May 29 with
4 teams participating. In the first
round action Rosa's Grill defeated
the House of Raeford 21 ? 12.
Maggie Haynes had the big stick
for Rosa's with a 4 ? 6
performance while W.M.
Southeriand was 3 - 4 for the
House of Raeford.
Hollingsworth Barber Shop was
edged by the Hoke Jaycees 1 1 ?
14. Ralene McCall was 3 ? 3 for
HBS while teammate Debra
Pleasant went 4 ? 4. Barbara
Campbell led the Jaycees with 3 ?
4 followed by P. Oxendine's 2 -
3.
Wednesday, May 31, the Hoke
Jaycees stopped the House of
Raeford 14 ? 4 after 5 innings of
play. S. Riggins hit a solo in ?
the ? park homer to boost the
House of Raeford effort. K. Little
was 3 - 4 with an in ? the ? park
homer in the second inning to
spark the Jaycee attack.
In the nightcap Rosa's Grill
stomped Hollingsworth Barber
Shop 18 -9 after 5V4 innings of
play. Judy Morrison was 2 * 3
for HBS while Marion Monroe
was 3 ? 4 for Rosa's Grill. The
defensive effort for the teams is
improving. The teams seem to be
more evenly matched and
competition is going to get
tougher as the season progresses.
STANDINGS
W L
Hoke Jaycees 2 0
Rosa's Grill 2 0
Hollingsworth B. Shop 0
House of Raeford 0
SEA LIFE-Mrs. Clark's fourth grade students from South Hoke School
saved their money for five months for a trip to Kure Beach. While visiting
there, they studied sea life and visited the Marine Resources Center. Shown
in the picture at the end of the table are tour guides Vickie Price [left] and
Jane Small. The children are. left to right: Sandy Cadlett. Cardealia
McMillan and Scott Houston.
F ourth Grade Students
Take Trip To Beach
Mrs. Clark's fourth grade
students from South Hoke School
took a field trip to the Marine
Resources Center at Kure Beach
May 27.
While at the center, the 35
students and four adults took a trip
to the marsh to hunt for sea life.
With nets, shovels and buckets in
hand and dressed in old clothing,
they waded in knee - deep marsh
land. They found eels, snails,
clams, oysters, fish, crabs, egg
sacs, sea lettuce, plankton and
sand dollars. They also saw cranes,
pelicans and sea gulls.
The children were also treated to
a Walt Disney film entitled "Water
Birds." They took part in a lab
exercise in which each child had to
identify and classify 18 different sea
plants or animals. They also toured
the displays and aquariums at the
resources center.
The group had lunch on the
beach and took the ferry to
Southport and back. The students
had been saving money for this trip
ever since January.
Adults that accompanied the
students were Steve McNeill, Mrs.
Disco Dance
A Disco Dance will be held at
the Raeford National Guard
Armory this Saturday, June 10,
from 8:30 p.m. til 12:30.
Brown bagging will be
permitted. Music will be provided
by Larry Long.
A.A. Meetings
Wed. 8 p.m.
Nursing Home
Dining Room
Jack Campbell and Mr. and Mrs.
Clark.
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MISS RAEFORD- The Raeford Jaycees are sponsoring a send-off
gathering for Miss Jane Setlars. Miss Raeford 1978. on Sunday, June 11th
from 2 p.m. until 3p.m. in the conference room of the Hoke County Public
Library. Miss Sellars will be leaving to participate in the Miss North
Carolina pageant. The public is invited to attend. Pictured are [L-R ] Anne
Hardin of Anne's House of Beauty; Miss Sellars and Alice Badget. beauty
and fashion consultant with Honeycutt Beauty Supply and Dermetics
Cosmetics. Mrs. Hardin and Mrs. Badget presented Miss Sellars with
cosmetics, compliments of Honeycutt Beauty Supply of Fayetteville and
Greenville.
Speaks At Graduation
The fourth annual commence
ment exercises were held recently at
Robeson Country Day School in
Red Springs. Delivering the bac
calaureate address on Sunday even
ing, May 28, was The Reverend
John Conway Ropp of Raeford.
The Reverend Leroy Calder of
Lumberton delivered the invocation
and benediction.
Graduation exercises were held
on Wednesday, May 31, in the
school auditorium. Following the
invocation, Robert Burns NcNeill
of Raeford, president of the 1978
Senior Class, delivered the Saluta
tory address.
Mrs. Janice Wilson and Scott
Baker, members of the RCDS
faculty, provided special music
after which the graduation address
was delivered by Dr. Campbell
White McMillan, professor of ped
iatrics and hematology at the
Medical School of the University of
North Carolina at Chapel Hill.
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