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In Kiumnis Golf Tournament Robinson, Cheripka Win Top Flight | This sign at Arabia Golf Club lists the businesses which were the tournament s sponsors. Calico Corner was also a sponsor. v - The team of Gary Robinson and Mike Cheripka won the Champion ship Flight in the 1982 Third annual Raeford Kiwanis Club Golf Tournament held Saturday and Sunday on Arabia Golf Course. It was a Captain's Choice event, and Robinson and Cheripka came up with a 61-62 for a total 123 for the tournament. Both live in Fay etteville. The runnerup team was com posed of Clyde Upchurch of Rae ford and Mike Allen of Raleigh. The other winning and runnerup teams of the other flights, with the winning team listed first: First Flight -- Larry Lane of Lumberton and Franklin Smith of Dillon, S.C.; and L.C. Walsh and Paul Smith of Fayetteville. Second Flight -- Lamon Locklear and Cavin Clapp of Lumberton; and Bill Lancaster and C.D Bounds of Raeford. Third Flight ?? G.E. Grinnell and Ted Joyce of Fayetteville; and Larry Haire and Bert Atwood of Fayetteville. Fourth Flight Dan McGougan and Joe McGougan of Lumber Bridge; and Larry Johnson and Wayne Haddock of Fayetteville. Fifth Flight -? John Whittenton and Dale Fortune of Fayetteville; and Rex White and W.C. West brook of Fayetteville. Sixth Flight -- Jim Tatum and Mickey Riley of Raeford; and Ei Cho and Ralph Stevens of Fayette ville. The winner of the prize for hitting the longest drive was Gary Robinson. Lamon Locklear placed second, followed by Fortune and Gene Aaron. Hoke High Wrestlers Open Practice ran practice Degan Monday for the hopefuls of Hoke County High School's wrestling squad. Coach Jack Southern will send his 1982-83 grapplers into action November 30 at Richmond Senior High School near Rockingham. The squad working out Monday afternoon on the stage of Mac Donald Gymnasium numbered 29. and these included reinforcements from the Bucks' football squad which ended its season Friday night. Before then, Southern and As sistant Coach Russell Smith had had several days of practice for the non-gridders. Southern told a reporter Monday afternoon. This year's wrestling Hoke High wrestlers warming up Monday afternoon under Head Coach Jack Southern, | left rear]. The camera's lens wasn t large enough to take in all 29 athletes who turned out at MacDonald Gymnasium. Hoke Tennis Champs Crowned The Hoke Tennis Association's Closed Championship Tournament drew to a close October 31 after a ? week of competition in nine divi sions. The Men's Singles title was won by Larry- Beasley. who defeated Ches Hayes in an exciting three-set match. The Men's Singles consola tion winner was John Millet. t Sue Davis won the Women's Singles title by defeating JoAnn Simpson in the third set. The Men's Doubles team of Ches Hayes and Larry Upchurch de feated Barry Sumner and Todd Sumner to capture that title. WAGON WHEEL RESTAURANT THURSDAY fr FRIDAY SHRIMP BASKET (about 20 ?hrimp) with FF, Slaw b Hushpuppies ?3.99 Taha Out Ordarm Orft >75-6752 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 875-4281 The Women's Doubles title was won by Susan Phillips and JoAnn Simpson, who defeated Carol Hol land and Elga Langdon. In the Mixed Doubles Division, Steve and Susan Phillips defeated Ches Hayes and Mary James in the concluding match of the tourna ment. In the Men's "B" Singles Divi sion, Terry Houston defeated Tex Deaton, and Mary Stone defeated Mary Deaton in the Women's "B" Singles. I .. In the Women's "B" Doubles, the mother-daughter team of Mary and Karen Deaton defeated Sarah Jefferies Calhoun and Susan Hou ston. In the Junior Finals held on October 30, William Carter won the 14-and-under title by defeating Scott Houston, 7-6, 7-5. The consolation winner was Wendy Simpson. The championship tournament ended a very busy and successful year for the association. dim 's Potpourri W. Prosp?ct Ave. Hwy. 21 1 W. Located Between Buoyer's Bait & Tackle & Stone & Fireplace Center HAND MADE CRAFTS INCLUDING: Soft Sculpture Dolls Raggedy Ann & Andy Dolls Annie Doll Sock Dolls ? Stuffed Animals Manufactured In Fayettevllle Used Gothes, Toys, & Miscellaneous Items OPEN WEEKENDS SAT. 9-5 SUN 1-5 Op?n Thursday, Friday. Saturday and Sunday This Week Wood Products from Tenn. Quilts Painted Pillowcases Numerous Other Craft Items YOU CAN OWN VOUROWN C c?Z2>. V c lOl/AMON.n ed is a piece of property owned by you or your family. We'll build your basic high quc.ity housawith the exterior completely finished If you like, our experts can complete up to 90% of the total construction, leaving interior options to your personal taste and skill. You'll soon have your dream home, without the nightmares! No down payment, and 100% financing available at 12%APR to r^SociNA ~ qualified landowners. cmn CAROLINA MODEL - HOMI eowowwow P O Box 53278 ^I^IIIJ.MC 28305 We can m ak0 |t pOSS|b,el _ Mail to CAROLINA MODEL HOME CORP. C>7 P O Bo* 53278 , Foyettoviile, NC 28305 ( ) Please send Free Home Plan Book ( ) Please have representative contact me ( ) I own. ( ) do not own a lot: Name Street Address City/State | Phone If rural route, give directions I DISPLAY MODCLS LOCATED: LJ01 ? NC 404-4111 ? too M* mortal Of . OmmM*. NC 7*0-1171 ? 401 lyo*** L?ortnburg NC 177-0104 ? . ^ ^ 401 I WlllfH NC. 4*4-0771 ? 4714 Mtrttl II NC 101 7111 Ml N . 0C 0(1-0401 * m j? i Sports SOME OF THE WINNERS ?? Some of the winners of the 1982 Raeford Kiwanis Club Golf Tournament are shown here with the son of one of them. L-R ?? Lamon Lock/ear. Cavin Clapp. Ei Cho. Gary Robinson. Mike Cheripka. Dale Fortune. John Whittenton. Franklin Smith. Larry Lane and Smith 's son. team has a lot of young wrestlers, most having only one year of mat experience. Wc iost four seniors to graduation, and they will be missed, bat hopefully their winning attitude and leadership qualities rubbed off on the younger wrest lers." T ^ FOOTBALL QUEEN - Jennifer Sullivan, a 9-year-old cheerleader for the Stealers of the H->ke Couiify Midget Finn bull League, was chosen the league s Little Miss Fool hull at tin dose of the 19X2 .season. She is wcuring llie crown and corsage that go with her title. Miss Sullivan is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Denny Sullivan of Rt. 2. Box 2bH. Rue ford. Last year's squad had a 9-b record, and Southern says, 'we are looking to better that this year," The returning lettermen are John Davis. Tyrone Jackson. Ricky Allen, Orlando McKinnon. Darryl Kelly. Marvin Peguese, Richard McLaughlin, and Robert Moody. The non-lettermen but experi enced wrestlers returning from last year's squad are Mike Inman, David Dalton, Darren Clark. Dar rell Andrew, and David Butler. Though those did not letter, Southern said, they gained valuable experience last year. "We have high goals for our selves this year." he said, "and whether or not we achieve these goals depends on how well our ncwcomeers do and also on how much our returning wrestlers have improved." The rest of the schedule after the Richmond opener: December 2 -- Pine Forest at Hoke; December 7 - at Douglas Byrd; 9 - Westover, home; 14 - at Cape Fear; 17 -- South View, home. January 4 -- at 71st; 7 -? Lee. home; 1 1 -- at Terry Sanford; 14 ? Scotland, home; 18 - Reid Ross, home; 21 -- at Pinecrest; 25 -- open; 28 -- at E.E. Smith. February 1 -- at Lumberton. The matches will start at 7:30 p.m. Tickets On Sale For Pancake Supper, Kiwanis Reverse Raffle The Raeford Kiwanis Club will hold its annual Pancake Supper on Thursday night. Dec. 9. 5-8 p.m. at the Gibson Cafeteria. Tickets are $3 and may be purchased from any Kiwanis mem ber. Following the Pancake Supper will be the 3rd Annual Reverse Raffle. First place will be S500.00. Second place will win home com puter from Radio Shack. Two tickets will be drawn for a black & white TV. Six tickets will be drawn for $25 refund of money. Proceeds from the Raffle and Pancake Supper will go to benefit local charities. HARDIN'S FOOD STORE (BESIDE FIRE ST A TIONI ROCKFISH, N.C. AND COLE'S FOOD STORE ( Except Gasoline ) MAIN ST., RAEFORD vy/T * 2 LARGE HEADS LETTUCE 99' CHEF BOY AR DEE PIZZA OO* (All Kinds) ffr \ ^ )EE 99 yyyyvwv DUKE'S MAYONNAISE .. *1" WISK DETERGENT H GAL. $1 TROPICALS ORANGE DRINK H Gal. 79' 59 GRITS 24 oz. Box 59 BUTTER ME NOT BISCUITS 2/99' FRESH FISH Dressed Daily HAMBURGER HOT DOG BUNS J 2/89' GASOLINE $1.149 $1.199 REGULAR UNLEADED GAS - Hardin's at Rock fish ONLY RED CAP DOG FOOD SO IB. BAG $599 JEWEL SHORTENING 3 Lb. 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