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Browsing in the files
of The News-Journal
25 years ago
Thursday, June 6, 1957
Hoke County commissioners in
their regular monthly meeting
Monday rejected a petition to lower
tax values on real estate in the
county, employed Archie Byrne as
the county's first salaried tax
collector, and passed a resolution
endorsing Laurie McEachern for
appointment by the governor to the
position of State Commissioner of
Revenue.
* * *
Camp Tom Upchurch, located
15 miles southeast of Raeford and
serving the Boy Scouts of seven
counties, will open Sunday. June
16, for five one-week periods.
* * ?
John F. Campbell, Raeford
farmer and businessman, was
elected president of the Raeford
Chamber of Commerce. Inc.. at the
first meeting of the board of
directors in the chamber's new year.
\^hich was held yesterday.
? * *
Graham Clark, who for some
years worked with A. A. Graham at
his Gulf station on Main Street and
who has been for several months
operator of the Pure Oil station on
Harris Avenue, announces this
week that he is back with Gulf
again as proprietor of Clark's Gulf
Station, a new station located on
US 401 south of the 211 overpass.
* ? *
Commencement exercises were
at Upchurch High School on
Monday, June 3 at 11.00 a.m.
Mxty-seven seniors were graduated.
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The Raeford team in the Eastern
Peak is the highest of all
mountains in the U.S.S.R.
Division of the Babe Ruth League
will play two games next week.
15 years ago
Thursday, June 8, 1967
A delegation of Hoke County
Democrats went to Raleigh Wed
nesday to ask the House Committee
on Congressional Redisricting to
let Hoke remain in the Seventh
District.
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Funeral services for Mrs. Retha
Janie Cole. 64. were conducted
Friday at Raeford Methodist
Church by the Rev. R.E. L. Moser
and the Rev. Cortez Cooper.
* * *
Five local 4-H Club members will
enter horses in the South Piedmont
Horse Show at Rocking K Ranch at
Charlotte. June 17.
* * *
The Board of Hoke County
Commissioners approved a request
at Monday's meeting for special
tire protection tax in the Rockfish
and the Puppy Creek fire districts.
The federal government has
allotted S41.105 for child de
velopment in Hoke County.
? * *
Raeford Town Board and the
mayor will take their oaths of office
sometime before the July board
meeting, but the job wasn't ac
complished this week as planned.
* * *
Marine W.J. Bennett. Jr.. a 1966
graduate of Hoke High School, has
been promoted to lance corporal.
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It cost the town SI 28 in materials
and at least that much in time and
labor to replace stop signs that
apparently were deliberately de
stroyed.
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The Hoke County School activity
bus would not carry all the boys
and girls who wanted to go to 4-H
camp this week.
Deaths
And Funerals
Julian H. Squires
Julian Henry Squires, 54, of
Kelly died June 1 at the Veterans
Administration Medical Center in
Fayetteville.
Funeral services were conducted
Thursday at Natmoore Baptist
Church with Rev, H.D. Harris
officiating. Burial followed in
church cemetery.
Surviving are his parents, Robert
H. and Myrtle Bigford Squires of
Kelly, his son, Julian Ray Squires
of Raleigh, his brother, J.C.
Squires of Wilmington; one sister,
Mrs. Lorese S. Horrell of Atkinson.
Quinn McGowen Funeral Home
of Burgaw was in charge of the
arrangements.
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48 Years Ago.
LET'S KEEP HIM THERE.
ON JUNE 29th, 1M2, VOTE FOR 2* YEARS EXPERIENCE
IN HOKE CO. LAW ENFORCEMENT
RE-ELECT
Sheriff David M. Barrington
YOUR VOTE AND SUPPORT WILL BE APPRECIATED
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Of Science And Mathematics
2 Students Named To School
Amy Schuchard and Lisa
Gillespie, sophomores of Hoke
County High School, have been
selected to attend the North
Carolina School of Science and
Mathematics in Durham for the
1982-83 school year.
The North Carolina School of
Science and Mathematics is a
public residential, coeducational
high school designed for juniors
and seniors with exceptionally high
intellectual ability, especially in the
areas of science and mathematics.
Miss Schuchard is the daughter
of David and Linda Schuchard of
Aberdeen. She is a very active stu
dent at Hoke High. She is a
member of the Science Club and
The Society of Distinguished
American High School Students.
She is also the accompanist for
chorus and the Barbershop
Singers. During first semester of
this year, se taught music to the
TMH IV class. She has been an
honor student throught her stay at
Hoke High and was recently in
ducted in the National Honor
Society. Amy plans to pursue a
career in pharmacy or phar
maceutical research.
Miss Gillespie is the grand
daughter of Daniel and Ruth
Gillespie of Rt. 1, Red Springs.
Lisa is ver outgoing and enjoys
helping others. She served as presi
dent of her freshman class and was
elected vice president of the Stu
dent Government Association for
the 1982-83 school year. Lisa is
also a member of the band, The
Society of Distinguished American
High School Students and the Na
tional Honor Society. During this
school year, she has devoted much
of her free time to tutoring
students in math. Lisa plans to
pursue a medical career.
Lisa Gillespie
IffeaiQTWatch
The most common medical com
plication encountered during com
mercial airline flights is hyperven
tilation - rapid and deep breathing
- that usually occurs because of
anxiety, according to the American
Medical Association's Commission
on Emergency Medical Services.
In general, the policy of airlines
faced with a medical emergency is
assessment of the severity of the
problem by a cabin attendant who
reports to the captain. If the
condition warrants medical atten
tion, a request for a physician's
services may be made or, in cases
where physicians are not aboard, a
paramedic or trained nurse may be
requested.
First aid training of cabin atten
dants varies among commercial
airlines from four to twelve hours
and may include cardiopulmonary
resuscitation with annual refresher
courses of one to six hours.
The commission recommends
that patients not fly during the
congestive stages of an upper
respiratory tract infection. If flying
is necessary, patient! should use ,r
nose drops or a nasal spray during
the descent or an oral decongestant
one hour before descent. Patients
also should perform a technique
known as the Valsalva maneuver in
which a breath of air is drawn in,
held for a moment while the
nostrils are pinched and the mouth
is closed, and then is forced
upwards by straining to exhale.
This maneuver increases the pres
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sure in the passageway leading to
the middle ear and relieves the
pressure on the ear drum. Crying in
small children may have the same
effect.
To avoid the possibility of dehy
dration in infants due to the low
humidity of air inside aircraft
cabins, small amounts of water
should be offered throughout the
flight. During descent, the swal
lowing of fluids may be helpful in
preventing an earache by forcing
air into the middle ear.
People susceptible to motion
sickness should take an antimotion
sickness drug before flying, but
some other measures also can help.
Flying at night reduces the visual
stimulation that can trigger motion
sickness. Sitting in a reclining posi
tion also helps as does occupying a
seat close to the center of gravity of
the plain and away from the
engines (to decrease the sensation
of vibration).
As a rule of thumb, people with
any medical problem or those who
have undergone surgery recently
should consult with their physicians
before flying.
Your Plants May
Help Your Health
Your garden may be help
ing you in more ways than
you realize. It provides a
sound barrier to noises that
may cause high blood
pressure.
Trees, shrubs and other ^
plants provide an effective
sound barrier against noise
pollution.
RE-ELECT
Mabel M.
RILEY
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