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School News ' Spooktacular s ' At Turlington SAFETY ADVICE - These Halloween cartoons made by Iris Barbour, a teacher of a Sixth Grade class at J. W. Turlington School, shown with the posters, give advice about safety while telling the Halloween story. The other photo shows a poster featuring the traditional Halloween "spook" bats, worried-looking skull, and owl. Math And Science School Rep. At Hoke High Oct. 14 Ola Stringer, Head of Admis sions of the North Carolina School of Science and Mathematics will conduct an information session on the school's educational program and admissions process at Hoke High School at 2 p.m. on October 14. Local counseling offices will have information on the exact location. All students, parents, and others who are interested in the School are invited to the meeting, particularly tenth-grade students who must apply before January 28, 1983 if i they wish to attend the high school. There will be a time for qustions and answers. NCSSM. located in Durham, is the nation's first public, residential statewide, co-educational, tuition free school for 11th and 12th graders who have high interest and potential in science and mathema tics. NCSSM opened in 1980 with 150 students. The first commencement was held in June 1982. This year nearly 400 students from 87 counties will be enrolled. 121 S. Main St. 875-5146 Raeford, N.C. 28376 WE CARE... Ifs that simple. The Medicine Shoppe pharmacy offers low prices Fast service. Nothinq more, nothing less. That's us. It's that simple Our only business is prescriptions and health care items. The Medicine Shoppe pharmacist takes time to listen. Time to help. And time to explain details about your prescriptions. Bring this Ad and Save $2 on a new or transferred prescription LEUKEMIA BIKE-A-THON October 16r 1982 Come Ride With Us ... or Sponsor a Rider Cad 875-6146 for details / Ghostly howls and shrieks and ghastly creatures are just a few weeks from descending upon as as October leads the way to Halloween night. These and several other spooky "spooktaculars" are displayed on the walls and bulletin boards of J.W. Turlington Elementary School. The attractive display is the creation by Sixth Grade Language Arts teacher Iris Barbour. Al though the display trickles with eye appeal and beauty, there are several very helpful messages in cluded as well. The children are told by such lovable monsters as Frankenstein to "Check All Goodies Before Eating" and to "Wear Bright Colors" on_Halloween night. The creepy creatures may fly and the gruesome ghosts may ride the sky, but at J.W. Turlington they'll all meet their match when they see the "The Slithery Dee" on the door of Sixth Grade teacher Beverly Bowden. This display was prepared to further enhance the spirit of Hallo ween for the boys and girls. Randy Adams Excels In Boone Randy Adair^s, formerly of Rae ford and Pembroke, is a freshman representative of the student coun cil at Watagua High School in Boone, and is on the football team. While an eighth grader, he played trumpet and made a superior rating. He is planning his college courses now for the business world. Randy is the son of Candace Autry (Adams) Garner of Pem broke, and the grandson of Mrs. C.E. Autry and the late C.E. Autry. Randy Adams Hoke To Observe School Lunch Week The Hoke County Schools will be joining schools across the nation in celebrating National School Lunch Week (NSLW) during October 10-16. "School Lunch: America's No. 1 Energy Source" is the 1982-1986 program theme developed by the American School Food Service Association that will be observed. Special emphasis for NSLW 1982 is "Eat Well, Your Body Can Tell!" Now more than ever, Americans are concerned about good nutrition and physical fitness. One way to be healthy is to develop healthy habits early in life since these habits will stay with children all of their lives. A school lunch is an excellent exam {5TiT oT g3ofl" n utHTToti. - The American School Food Ser vice Association along with local school food service staffs are pro moting proper nutrition since six out of ten leading causes of death are related to poor nutritional habits. Highlighting the week's activities will be a school lunch that includes colorful and taste-tempting oriental delights: oriental chicken, stir-fried vegetables, steamed rice, fruit fan tasy, Chinese almond cookie, and milk. This special menu will be served Thursday, Oct. 14. The meal represents a basic school lunch that includes items from the four basic food groups: meat or meat alterna tive, fruit and/or vegetables, bread or bread alternative, and milk. A school lunch also provides one third of the recommended daily allow ance for children. Scurlock School Open House Scurlock School will hold open house on Monday, October 1 1 at 7 p.m. Open house will begin with an opening assembly in the cafeteria. Raeford Mayor John K. McNeill, Jr.. signs the statement proclaiming October 10-16 as National School Lunch Week in Raeford. Clara Pope, director of food services for the Hoke County school system, is with him. Principal Gets Surprise Birthday Celebration Thursday, September 30, was principal George Wood's 55 birth day. A giant celebration was held for him at Scurlock school. All of the students, faculty and staff mem bers met on the school courtyard for the surprise celebration. A birthday cake and giant birthday card, both decorated in a golfer's theme, were presented to him from the faculty and staff. Many of the individual class rooms gave him gifts and cards made by students. Since some of the students thought Mr. Wood might enjoy "someone to keep him company," they presented him with a special friend, E.T. of the movie "E.T." Mr. Wood was told that E.T. would visit him for a little while - until he became homesick for his own home or another planet. The birthday celebration was concluded with everyone singing "Happy Birthday" to Mr. Wood and several others including chil dren and Mrs. Janet Plummer who were also having birthdays on the 30th. Special guests for the occasion were Raz Autry and Marilyn Semones. OCT. 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HALLOWEKN DINNER Ferocious Fish Frightening Fries Spooky Slaw Goblin Cornbread Magic Milk (HI (III ! Ill UU I ill t;l) nil Cll ( II < I) ( II (ID (III (ill (||) (II) (II) (if) (III (it) (m (III 09) (II) (III (III Want Ads CD pets 1 AKC registered Champion Bloodline Basset Hound puppies. Mother is red & white, father is tri colored. 2 males and one female. $125.00. Call 875-2024 or 868-4052 anytime. 24P rj WANTED Chevy body: 2 door car or pick-up. Call 875-2872 after 6 p.m. and ask for Wayne or Allen. 24-25P CARD OF THANKS We wish to express our heartfelt appreciation for the many acts of kindness, cards and floral offer ings received during the illness and passing of our loved one. The family of Mrs. Lula G. Priest. 24P CARD OF THANKS Pete and I want you to know how very much your many acts of lov ing kindness mean to us. The prayers, cards, visits, food, flowers and gifts let us know you are caring people. We love you for your concern. May God bless and keep you. Louise & Pete Sawyer. 24P Household furniture upholstered -by experts. Call Hoke Auto Co. 875-5591. TFC Autos reupholstered by experts. Call Hoke Auto Co., 875-5591. LUCILLE'S FLEA MARKET: 116 McKay St., Wagram. Sat., Oct. 9, 9:00-6:00 p.m. and Sun day, Oct. 10, 12 noon til 6:00 p.m. 24P Will babysit in my home day or night. Experienced. 875-8690. 23P PEST CONTROL: Roaches, Fleas, Silverfish, Rats, Mice, Ter mites. Aberdeen Extermination 944-2474. TFC Will sit with elderly or young children 4 or 5 hrs. per day. Light housekeeping. Call 875-2855. 25P WILL BABYSIT IN MY HOME. 875-4047. 24P EVELYN'S SAMPLE SHOP (Log Cabin) new shipment of sweaters, skirts and slacks. We have a beautiful selection of name brand fall dresses. All at half of depart ment store prices. Hwy. 211 East, Red Springs Road. TFC PIANO LESSONS. All ages S4.25 per week. 875-8319. 24P Babysitting in my home supervised by parents. After school and on weekends. 875-8858. 24P Will do any type yard work after 3 p.m. 875-5266. 24P C? FOR SALE Approx. 9' x 12* BRAIDED RUGS - S59.95 - 100% WOOL ORIENTAL RUGS - S199.95. 50% OFF on Seconds. Over 10,000 Rugs. 919-576-3211, Troy, N.C. TFC 'i Sweet Potatoes. David Baker, 875-2567. TFC Sweet Potatoes. Ernest Phiefer, 875-8524. 23-24P H.B. Walter's Farms, Turnpike | Rd., 11 miles West of Raeford. GOOD SWEET POTATOES. 875-5696 or 875-5 143. 21-24P 22'/: foot self contained camper. Beeline, air conditioner and awn ing, color TV Antennae, gas heat, 3 way refrigerator. 875-2863. 23-24P AMWAY SALES: Literature and I tapes for sale. Call 875-5092 after 6 p.m. 24P One Herculon love seat and chair. Rust and beige colors. Call 875-5729,5100. 24P 22 '/j foot self contained travel trailer, air and awning, color TV antenae, 3 way gas heat. Reese hitch and jacks. 875-2863. 24P FOR SALE: Unclaimed Mer chandise: Typewriter, manual S29.95; Typewriter, electric SI 39.00; Set of Spaulding Golf Clubs including New Bag only $98.00; 17" Sears Color TV $125.00; 10" B&W TV $38.00; Pair of Car Speakers $19.00; Scanner, like new $159.00; Car Cassette Stereo $39.00; Mini ' Welder $45.00; Remington Model 700 30-06 Bolt Action Rifle, like new $200.00; 12 ga. Shotgun $45.00; 22 cal. semi auto Rifle $44.00; 32 cal. Revolver $69.00; Large Tool Box $79.00; One Pair Wide Tires with Craiger Rims size 15 $125.00 pair; Car 8 tk Tape Player $24.00; Dual 8 Movie Projector $69.00; 35 mm , Cameras $29.00 & up, New Watches $19.00 & up, Gold Diamond Rings $59.00 & up; Pair Binoculars $19.95; New 8 tk Tapes $2.99 each. Mike's Pawn Shop 1 10 W. South Street Aberdeen, N.C. Open Daily Monday thru Friday V A.M 6 K M. ? Saturday 10 A.M. - 3 P.M. ( The Newt-Journal makes every effort to publish only reliable idi. 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