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Soccer is in full swing at Flora Date Macdonald Academy. 09-14 Coaches Robert McKethan and ' 09-16 vMarlene Johnson are anticipating a 09-20 good season following their First 09-21 victory over Waccamaw Academy 09-23 on September 10. The game was 09-28 played at the Flora Macdonald 10-01 Academy soccer Fteld with Brian 10-05 Stewart of Maxton scoring the 10-07 single goal in the final moments of 10-12 the game. 10-14 Friends and supporters of the 10-18 Varsity and Jr. Varsity teams are 10-19 invited to attend the following 10-26 games: Opp. Place Time Team Cheraw Home 3:30 J.V. Darlington Away 3:30 J.V./Vars. Florence Home 4 J.V./Vars. Williams Township Away 4 Vars. Wallace O'Neal Home 4 Vars. Waccamaw Away 3:30 Vars. Avalon Away 7 Vars. Emanuel Home 3:30 J.V./Vars. Wallace O'Neal Away 4 Vars. Avalon Home 4 Vars. Cheraw Away 3:30 J.V. Florence Away 4 J.V./Vars. Darlington Home 3:30 J.V./Vars. Emanuel Away 3:30 J.V./Vars. Tennis Ladders MEN "A" 1. Chess Hayes, 2. Robert Cal houn, 3. Steve Phillips, 4. Cecil Bond, 5. Larry Beasley, 6. Barry McFarland, 7. Benny McLeod, 8. Chuck Davis, 9. Curtis Jones, 10. Banks Wannamaker, 11. W.K. Morgan. MEN "B" 1. Terry Houston, 2. Ray Allen, 3. Jimmy James. A. Tex Deaton, 5. Julian Johnson. 6. Tony Menshew. JUNIORS 18-UNDER I. Todd Sumner. 2. David Deaton, 3. Barry Bond. 4. David Dalton, 5. Mark Morgan. 6. David Smith. JUNIORS 14-UNDER 1. Scott Houston, 2. Jeff Semones, 3. Chris Phillips. 4. Wil liam Carter, 5. Melynee Morgan. 6. Bill Upchurch, 7. Wendy Simpson. 8. Stephanie Holland. 9. Nelson James. LADIES "A" I. Marilyn Semones. 2. Sue Davis, 3. Susan Phillips. 4. Joanne Simpson. 5. Carol Holland, 6. Mary James, 7. Betty Morgan. 8. Elga Langdon. LADIES "B" 1. Mary Deaton. 2. Sarah J. Calhoun, 3. Mary Stone, 4. Connie Davidson, 5. Nancy Hodges. 6. Susan Houston. 7. Lawanna Hayes. 8. Margaret Johnson, 9. Shirley Gibson. 10. Ginny Leach. Raeford Merchants Bowling TOP 10 BOWLERS James Nixon 191 Larry McDonald 182 Miguel Nieves 175 Luther Taylor 175 Lee Dixon 172 Dan Norton 168 Sylvester McAllister 168 Larry Black 167 Howard Hendrix 167 George Hendrix 167 200 PLUS AND HIGH SERIES Tony Graham 201 Alexander Kelly 205; 530 series RESULTS Towne Barber Shop 1 Hollingsworth Bus Service 3 Hollingsworth Florist 4Auto Parts 0 Michael's of Raeford 1 Shoe Chest 3 Strikers 3 #4 1 STANDINGS W L Hollingsworth Florist 14 2 Michael's of Raeford 11 5 Hollingsworth Bus Service 10 6 #4 7>/i 8'/i Shoe Chest 7 9 Strikers 6 10 Towne Barber Shop 5 11 Auto Parts 3l/i 12'/a SEPT. 23 SCHEDULE Hollingsworth Florist vs Michael's of Raeford #4 vs Hollingsworth Bus Service Towne Barber Shop vs Shoe Chest Strikers vs Auto Parts Participants Being Sought For Flora Macdonald Games The Red Springs Fire Depart ment tug-of-war team will be trying to defend its title as champion tuggers on Sunday, Oct. 3 at 3 p.m. as part of the Flora Macdonald Highland Games activities. To date, six fire departments have entered the competition and the Games' sponsors are looking for others who would be willing to FMa FMO MHKHAMNSIRS VJUKMCAk COUNTRY HAM ,.kF Li?H 1 *1*1.50 Onl?r huhts TOMATO KETCHUP 69* LMt1?/*7.50 0rfcr UlCKY LEAF APPLESAUCE 4/fOO imHi tin.SO Otim KRAFT SUCBSMOIES AMERICAN CHEESE t 8WAITNEY 6reat BOIOGHA 6WAITNEY GREAT DOGS PWDWS SMOKED SAUSAGE FAMILY PACKS PorkCkep k>?b?1490 Pork Neck Bones k>i.b? 590 Pigs Feet toiB?490 Sliced Bacon bulk layer 99 LinH 1 */? 7.50 Ord? white CLOUD BATHROOM TISSUE |09 4-ROU. PACK white i ASSORTED NAHATMA ENRICHED RICE 99* MB . SIZE ORANOE AND laWH-UME MTOMDE namanMUMCK POTATO CHIPS MM PUH, mm IMt M NU9W00IU SPAGHETTI SAUCE NORTON PUUN Oft IODIZED SALT BEST NAY FSOZtN SUCfD STRAWBERRIES ROfSIClES coeit 89* DIME PRIDE 4-PK. BUTTERMILK BISCUITS kmtt 799 SHEDDS spread QUARTERS - 4 A A MARGARINE 3,.* I00 k-oal V9 8UTTERMIIK coeit K4C 99* CINNAMON RUNS.1?1!* ,-02. 79* ii-OZ. 59* SNACK SHACK Socials TtiU Wook Shrimp Bsikil 11 ct. 2^ Shrimp ft OpHt PMm 4s? Htt P*?i 3/1** w Im Cum 1?? OHM rrinssss^ssr I JEtlO J-OZ. pkfls. CHATHAM WILD BIRD FOOD MBS. 79 FARM FRESH PRODUCE Fretfc Green Cebbi|e lis* YdMOatMi ,**,59' VlhHoPlMwt JWO'S ASSORTED nX4LJOB FROZEN PIZZAS 99* JACKSON'S Rfa store HOURS HON.-SAT. fcM AJi-fcOO PJt sunday 7?) AM-WO PN. PWCIS EFHCTM SIPTBttER M TO 28 ROCXRSNRD. RAEFORD, N. C. WE ACCEPT USOA FOOO STAMPS. WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES. ft try their strength. "We need about six more teams to make this a great competition," according to Games spokesman Tommy Ammons. "The tug-of-war was a great crowd-pleaser last year and we would like to involve some more departments." Smithson Beverage Company is co-sponsoring the tug-of-war this year, and that means prizes to the winners, according to Ammons. "Miller Beer is putting up some great incentives to participate," added Ammons. "We would like to hear from some more pullers." To sign up for the tug-of-war, call the Games office at 843-4139. Local runners are also being sought to enter the Flora Mac donald Highland Games 10,000 meter run set for Sunday, Oct. 3 at 4:30 p.m. here. The race is sanctioned by the North Carolina Association of the Athletic Congress of the United States and will feature trophies for the winners and T-shirts for all participants. Last year, more than 65 runners took part in the race, the final event of the Games which drew nearly 5.000 spectators in 1981. For more information or to enter, call the Games office at 843-4239. Service Personnel Army Staff Sgt. Donald R. Youmans. whose wife, Bragail, is the daughter of Jakie W. and Georgianna Snapp of Raeford, N.C., has been awarded the Sol dier's Medal at Fort Bragg. N.C. The soldier's Medal is awarded only for non-combat act of heroism. The act must have in volved personal hazard or danger and have been accomplished at the risk of the soldier's own life. Youmans is an infantryman with the 1st Battalion. 504th Infantry. Competency Test October 5-6 The North Carolina State Com petency Test will be given October 5-6 at 8:30 a.m. each day at Hoke County High School. Any student who has received a graduation certificate can take the test, and if he or she passes, will receive a diploma. Students interested can obtain more information from Sharmaine Butler at 875-2156. State Fair Is Bargain While inflation has eaten away at the pockets of most North Carolina Citizens, the 1982 North Carolina State Fair is still the best entertain ment bargain around, particularly if fairgoers plan ahead. Reduced prices for rides and gate admission are available for those planning to attend October 15-23 in Raleigh. Coupon booklets and admission tickets discounts are available at any North Carolina Winn-Dixie store from September 12 through October 9, says Art Pitzer, fair manager. In addition a special ride ticket booklet which retails for $7.50 but is being sold for $5, fairgoers can purchase a regular S3 admission ticket for $2.50. The ride ticket booklets will allow the purchaser to enjoy 12 rides for S5. a savings of about S2.50. Ride books or admission tickets can be purchased separately. In addition to Winn-Dixie as an advance ticket outlet, advance tickets will also be on sale October 1-14, 1982 at the Administration Building on the State Fairgrounds, 1025 Blue Ridge Road, Raleigh, N.C. 27607. The phone number is (919) 821-7400. Ticket office hours are 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Parking for the State Fair is free on State Fair and Carter Stadium parking lots. Senior citizens, 65 years of age or older, will be admitted free as will children 12 and under. No refunds will be made on advance sale tickets. Community Methodist Homecoming Sunday Homecoming will be held Sunday at Community United Methodist Church in the Five Points Com munity, with the Rev. Wallace M. Ellis guest speaker. He is pastor of Bethany United Methodist Church of Durham. Sunday school will be held at 9:45 a.m., and the preaching service at 11 a.m. followed by dinner in the Fellowship Building. Everyone is invited. Ellis is a native of Hoke County, the son of H.W. Ellis and the late Mrs. Ellis, who was one of the founders of the church. A revival for the week will begin at 7:30 p.m. Sunday and continue through September 30 with the Rev. Berry Barbour of Durham guest speaker. Barbour is a former pastor of Sandy Grove and Parker's United Methodist Churches. The forest to every creature.
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