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Magistrate's Court
The following Hoke County
magistrates' judgements were
issued last week.
Nathaniel Carpenter, Box 28S,
Raeford, speeding 65 in a 55 zone,
SS and costs.
James Nicklson, Rt. 1 , Red Spr
ings, expired inspection certificate,
costs.
Ronald Grant, Rockingham, ex
ceeding a safe speed, costs.
Vonzell Porter, Box 693,
Raeford, worthless checks, $15
and $15 restitutions to Tuckers
Grocery, and costs.
William Ypw, Greensboro,
speeding 65 in a 55 zone, a S5 and
costs.
Alton Phillips. Rt. 1, Aberdeen,
speeding 65 in a 55 zone, $5 and
costs.
Hossies McDuffie, Jr., Box 525,
Raeford, failing to stop for a red
tight, costs.
Paul Suggs, Aberdeen, speeding
65 in. a 55 zone, $5 and costs.
James L. Williams, Jr., Candor;
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unsafe move, costs.
Mitchell Walters, Raeford, im
proper passing S10 and costs.
Sp 4 Guy Tamburri, Ft. Bragg, I
no inspection certificate, costs.
E-2 Clifton Taylor, Ft. Bragg,
speeding 70 in a 55 zone, $10 and
costs.
Martin Oxendine, Pembroke,
expired inspection certificate,
costs.
Mohan Patel, Salem, Va.,
Speeding 65 in a 55 zone, $5 and
costs. M
Preatis Revels, Jr., Rt. 2 Fayet- 1
teville, speeding 65 in a 55 zone, 55
and costs.
Elizabeth Santa Ana, Rt. 1,
Parkton, expired inspection cer
tificate, costs.
Sp 4 Paul Sarzoza, Ft. Bragg
speeding 67 in a 55 zone, $10 and
costs.
Jason Scott, Rt. 1, Hope Mills,
improper passing, $10 and costs.
David Massulla, Ft. Bragg, fail- g
ing to stop at a stop sign, costs. ?
Beatrice Murchison McRae, Rt.
4, Raeford, Speeding 50 in a 35
zone, $10 and costs.
Gerald McVay, North Haven,
Conn., speeding 65 in a 55 zone, $5
and costs.
Sai Hwa Mitchell, Raeford, im
proper parking, costs.
Nelson Fredsell, Jr., Greenville,
5.C., failing to stop at a stop sign,
costs. r
Betty Goin Hardin, Rt. 1,
Lumber Bridge, speeding 65 in a 55
zone, $5 and costs.
Geno Gregory Bratcher, Rt. 2,
Raeford, speeding 70 in a 55 zone,
$10 and costs.
Claude Bernard Bray, Raeford,
unsafe move, costs.
Jasper Lee Crawford,
Philadelphia, speeding 70 in a 55
zone, $10 and costs.
Tommy McEachern, Fayet- j
teville, speeding 70 in a 55 zone,
S10 and costs.
"Things That
Matter"
by Lucien Coleman
What, exactly, do you wish^
people when you wish them a
"Merry Christmas"? I've been
giving that some thought lately,
and I'd like to take this occasion to
wish you some things that ought to
contribute to your.merriness.
*" My wish for you is:
That all the instructions for
assembling kids' Christmas toys
will be written by an American,
rather than by an employee of the .
Japanese manufacturer who made
them.
That the football games and
kiddie Christmas television specials
will be scheduled at different times,
so you can preserve the domestic
tranquility of your home during the
holidays.
That you will be able to squeeze
all that extra trash into the gargage
cans, or that the dogs will stay away
from the plastic bags with the .
turkey bones in them, until the
pick-up men come around the week
after Christmas.
That everybody under your roof
will stay in good health for the rest
of this year, so your holidays won't
be spoiled by flu viruses and nasal
congestion.
That all items of clothing re
ceived as gifts in your family will fit
and be just the right color, so you
won't have to drag yourself out to i i
the store to exchange them while
post Christmas, pre-inventory.
end-of-the-year clearance sales are
going on.
That you will be calm enough to
avoid family fusses while the in
laws are visiting you during the
holiday season, since yelling and
crying tend to make company
nervous, even though they do it at
home, too.
That the batteries in the toy cars, I
calculators, radios, trains, space
shuttles, electronic games, and
flashlights will last at least until
January 1.
That you will be so shocked at
the Christmas bills, you will cut up
your credit cards and start the new
year off not paying those exorbitant
monthly interest charges.
That you will be able to spend
some time in a good old easy chair, ?
resting up from those frantic ?
shopping sprees, all that work in
the kitchen, and the wrapping of
mountains of packages.
That you will readily recuperate
from the psychological and physical
trauma of scraping up gifts for the
kids' school teachers, which, of
course, they forgot to tell you about
until midnight before their last day
of classes.
That you will be able to forget, A
for a few hours at least, the more ?
painful things in life, and ex
ferience moments of unhampered
appiness and sweet, quiet re
laxation.
That the presence of the Prince
of Peace will be real to you.
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