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School News m VIKINGS CHEERLEADERS Front Row. Left to Right: Diane Locklear. Lashuunda Parker. Sherri Peterson. Mary Ann Britt. Bobbie Joe Britt. Sharon Murehison, Debra Locklear. and Shelia Murchison. 2nd Row. Left to Right: Leader-Rachel Locklear. Melinda Kay Britt. Tracy Parker. Ruth Locklear. Wendy Locklear. Kim Hess. Shelia Parker. Angela Crest. Back Row. Teresia Blue. A. Wilson Helps Run Government Amy R. Wilson, of 907 N. Magnolia Street, who is a student at Hoke High School in the 11th grade, is among more than 100 pupils from across the state that gathered in Raleigh on November 3 to help ran state government by attending Youth Involvement Day. The annual event gives young people a chance to view state government from the inside by pairing off with a state government official for the day. The students worked alongside their government counterparts, performing the duties of a normal work day. The students arrived in Raleigh on Tuesday. November 2. to attend a workshop on New Federalism that afternoon, and a banquet and costume party thai evening. Governor Jim Hunt, an annual participant in Youth Involvement Day, spoke to the students at a breakfast on Wednesday morning. "This is not only a chance for you to observe state government in action, but a chance for you to express your opinions as well. Don't hesitate to speak up. to ask questions and even to make a suggestion." Hunt urged the young people. Youth Involvement Day is spon sored by the State Youth Council, a component of the N.C. Department of Administration's Youth Involve ment Office. Available to all North Carolina students between the ages of 14 and 19. Youth Involvement Day was established to give youth a first hand look at state government in action and to give state officials an opportunity to hear their opinions. *1 mi *t r, PACKERS CHEERLEADERS ?? Front Row. Left to Right: Julie Morris. Laura McFayden. Rhonda Ellis. Tina Bratcher. Sabrina Southerland. Rhonda Chappelle. Michelle. Oldham. Back Row. Left to Right: Audrey Baldwin. Cynthia Junes. Angela Jones. Tosha Beaty. Julie Shaw. Tara Leslie. Jeanette McLean. Not pictured Angela McNeill, and Kelly Black, and leader-Denise Melton. STEELERS CHEERLEADERS - Front Row. Left to Right. Leader - Karen J. Hudson. Sharon Billinger. Katina Lomack. Jennifer Sullivan. Tonia Hudson. Back Row. Left to Right Lucinda Johnson. Tracy Riley. Wanda Tapscott. Kristi Posey. Renee Lomack. NO DOWN PAYMENT! UW-A-WAV All YOUR CHRISTMAS NEEPS AND PAY NOTHING DOWN! Toys Inc RACING SET $499 COMPARE AT $6.99 Set includes 12" van with open-close door, stock race car and trailer. RODEO SET $477 COMPARK AT 94.49 Set includes 23" horse van with working looding romp, 2 horses, and realistic cab. RAG DOLL $477 COMPARE AT $4.99 29" Rog doll with yellow yom hair, pink apron, and a pink patchwork calico dress PLAY NURSERY $399 COMPARI AT $5.79 10 piece set with little people & nursery fur nishings. For ages 2-6 vears. UNO? $2?? COMPARE AT $3.99 A family card game for ages 7 thru adult. 2- 10 players. Super Sunday NOV. 14 HELIUM BALLOONS POPCORN DRINKS lto 6 P.M. MONOPOLY? $066 COMPARE AT $7.99 Buy, sell, even swap proper ty, but be careful! For oges 8-odult. 2-8 players. MUSIC BOX RADIO COMPARK AT $t.49 Plays "Over The Rainbow" as a picture story revolves. Lyrics on bock. 1 -5 years. tar Ma Mm U1 TMrflMifatf MrhM 1J1 i"*l |f,ftsh *t=n# .w-Tt". - ?: FLIP FLASH I $127 C0M*AMAT$X?1 GE twin pock for all flip flash cameros. 2 arrays and 16 flashes. KEROSENE HEATER *1 29" COMPARE AT $1Sf.99 Mods! 700 rated at 10,000 BTl/ s of heat. 1 .3 gallons. Edinborough Center 9 9 Daily 1 6 Sunday POLARIOD FILM 197 COMPARI AT (7.V7 SX-70 Time Zero single pock. $5 Mfg. rebate with purchase of 4 pockoges. i anenana AIR FRESHNER ?11" COMPARE AT $1 SJI Removes odors In a I4'x18' room In 30 minutes. Replaceable filter. SPECIAL DISCOUNT PRICES GOOD THROUGH SUNDAY. NOVEMBER 14. Hoke Highlights by Twttt Tayftr A Ptn C?rrte The Raeford Juniorettes initiated the new members to their club on Thursday of last week. The new members are as follows: Paula Connell. Pam Currie. Barbie Dees, Karen English. Leslie Foster, t Kathy Lee. Cindy Mackey. Dawn t Merit. Theresa Schwarbher. Kim F Tuttle. Sue Ellen Weese. Amy ' Willcox. and Terri Williams. These girls, along with the old members, met at Edenborough | Shopping Center. Later, the new members were taken to Connie Ferguson's house where they were "initiated." All in all. it was a lot of fun and a day that we will not forget for a long time to come. The Hoke County Youth Council (HCYC) is selling candy to raise money for the Miss Teenage Hoke County Pageant. This will be the second pageant the Youth Council has sponsored so they really need your support. The president and vice-president of HCYC. Carla Myers and Amy Wilson respectively, are planning to attend the Board of Directors meeting which will be held in . Rocky Mount the weekend of x November 19-21. The Health Occupation Students of America (HOSA) is assisting in the Comprehensive Health Screen ing of Hoke County school's stu dents. HOSA is assisting the personnel of the Hoke County Board of Education. Dept. of Public Health, and the personnel from the Health Department. Hoke County students have no school on Thursday or Friday. Thursday is Veterans Day and Friday is a Parent-Teacher Confer ence. So I hope everyone enjoys the "long" weekend. Busy Week At PSU The second annual Pembroke State University "Phone-A-Thon" begins Monday with PSU students volunteering to telephone Univer sity alumni everywhere. The "Phone-A-Thom" will be from Nov. 8-11 during the first week and from Nov. 15-18 during the second week. Directing it will be Dr. Matt Morrison, director of PSU Radio and TV Communications. Calls will be made from 6:30-9:30 p.m. each evening. VETERANS DAY AND "MISS PSU" CONTEST SCHEDULED THURSDAY A real doubleheader is on tap in Pembroke on Thursday. Nov. 1 1 . First, the always inspiring Vet erans Day Parade will be held through Pembroke with the PSU band among those taking part. Then (hat evening, the annual "Miss Pembroke State University" beauty pageant will take place at 7:30 p.m.. in the Performing Arts Center. Thirteen coeds will take part. Directing the pageant will be Jackie Jacobs, former "Miss Lunibee," who is also resource and promotion director for the forthcoming PSU Radio and TV Center. SCHMALLEGFR ELECTED TO STATE BOARD OF DIRECTORS Dr. Frank Schmalleger. chair man of the PSU Sociology Depart ment. was elected to the Board of Directors of the N.C. Assn. of Criminal Justice Educators at a recent meeting at Atlantic Beach. He will have input into the accreditation process. The other person elected to the Board was Dr. NOTICE! FIRST ANNUAL WOOD-SPLITTING CONTEST to be held Nov. 20th at 10:00 A.M. at the Stone & Fireplace Center 631 East Prospect Ave. Raeford, N.C. Come Register Now Or See JOE HOLT For Details 875-4261 Ron Vogel from the criminal justice program of UNC-Charlotte. AIR FORCE CADETS INVITED TO FORMAL DANCE AT FT. BRAGG The students in Pembroke State University's Air Force ROTC pro gram have been invited with their dates to a Military Ball Friday, at the Ft. Bragg Main Officer's Club. It will be a formal dance all the way. The ball begins at 6:30 p.m. OPEN TALENT SHOW SCHE DULED NOV. 17 Pembroke State University is having a talent show open to everyone on Wednesday, Nov. 17 at 8 p.m. in Moore Hall Auditorium. The person to contact if you are interested is student Mark Johnson >f Charlotte. TMH'ers Perform 'Little Red Hen' Mrs. Carolyn Pagan's Trainable Multihandicapped students from Upchurch Junior High School gave "The Little Red Hen" in costume the morning of October 27 at the Hoke County Public Library. Mrs. Pagan and teacher aide Betty Freeman also took part and in costume. The Newi -Journal The News-Journal is pub lished every Thursday by Dick son Press Inc. at 119 W. Elwood Avenue. Raeford, N.C. 28376. Second Class postage is paid at Raeford, N.C. (USPS 388-260). Subscription rates are payable in advance at $8 per year, $4.25 for six months and S2.25 for three months. WAGON WHEEL RESTAURANT THURSDAY t* FRIDAY SHRIMP BASKET (about 20 shrimp) with FF. Slaw t? Huahpuppiaa ?3.99 Tafca Out Ortters Call ?75-67S2 THE BARGAIN BARN WANTS YOU To come and see the many different items we have for sale. While you are there, you can register for a prize, valued at $80.00. We have living room furniture, coffee tables, lamps, dressers, chest of drawers, clothing, shoes, antique dishes, tires, hubcaps, tools, bikes, jewelry, and much, much more, with new and us ed items, coming in everyday. Starting Nov. 19th, Friday and the 20th Sat., we will be opening a flea market. All sellers welcome. Selling spots are $2.00. You furnish your own table. We have some tables for rent, but not many. So come early if you need a table. If there is anything you need. The Bargain Barn has probably got it. 9 miles W. of Raeford on Rt. 211. !A mile on this side of McCain on right side of road. For more information about the flea market CALL OR COME BY THE BARGAIN BARN 'v 944-7*87
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