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C HOOS/I\G BOOKS - These students ure choosing hooks they want to read. They mr shown muking their selections at the Scurlock School Reading Is I undaniental Hook Distribution I'urtv. I lie A !ll nrograin \ goal is In pnt i)ur/iui> f/i i ' THANKSGIVING DAY -- These Scurlock School students presented u play, "Thanksgiving in the W oods, " November 2} fur the school's Hook Distribution Party of the Reading Is Fundamental program. I he players are Lisa Simpson, Wanda Jones, Carol Ann Dees, Jeanne Morris. Jen nifer Lindsay. Tonika Brewington, Daniel W right. Shuun Monroe. Jerr\ Jones, and Jimmy Primeau. They are in Mrs. Inula Richards' I hml Crude class. In 1906, the Chicago White Sox won the World Series with a team batting average of only .230. Home Health Helping Out This is National Home Health Week. Home Health Programs in North Carolina are helping many of your neighbors recover from long illness in the comfort of their own homes. For some patients, home health programs may allow an early discharge from the hospital. For others, the program may eliminate the need for placement in a nursing home. Instructions and supportive counseling can be given in how to care for the loved one at home. Skilled nursing care and other health services are provided under a physician's supervision by St. Joseph Hospital Home Health Agency. This week is Home Care Week in North Carolina. Saint Joseph Hos pital Home Health Agency has provided home care in Hoke County for more than Five years. Contact Judy Ferguson RN. Nursing Supervisor at 875-8198 for more information. CLASSIFIED Ads Call S75-2121 Before 5 p.m. Monday From 6:00-10:00 to.m CREST $1 29 COMPARE AT SI. 53 6 4 Ounce regular flavor tooth paste. Limit 1, BED PILLOWS COMPARE AT S? 97 filled with crushed loam. Standjrd sue. Limit 2. k 1 PANTYHOSE 35c COMPARE AT 51 Ladies pantyhose in assorted sizes and colors. Slightly im perfect. Limit 3. ; v CHRISTMAS TREES si o" > I JX COMPARE AT S2I.97 b fool Scotch Pine with 14 tips. F.r.t and easy lo .memble. MOTOR OIL 84? camparf ar ?9 Qh.iIut St ? I f Hr.i?y duty .10 Wpij'.fl t 'ml Al SroTi CLOROX 88 i \ , V 1 COMPARE AT 1.13 ! GTJ ' G.ilion n! liquid bl tch, ' I Limit ? * SOFT DRINKS 99* Santa will be in the store [ ~ ] o9?s; Friday, December 3rd 2 p.m. until 6 p.m. U?J Holes Highlights by T?tM Taybr A ftm Canto Last Wednesday night the Hoke High basketball teams teamed up for a "Red and White" ball game. Things are looking very good tor our basketball teams this year. Hopes are high, and we are preparing to be some good compe tition. The Hoke County Schools ob served the Thanksgiving holiday on Thursday and Friday. Students and teachers were out for a four day weekend. Pictures of the class officers were taken on Monday. The Student Government Asso Community College News ciation met Monday. They made further plans for Christmas. The French Club is planning to visit a trench restaurant. This is coming up soon. It is meant to be a cultural experience in French foods. A good time is expected by all. Next Thursday. December 8. seniors will be ordering invitations for graduation. Next friday, De cember 9. seniors will be ordering caps and gowns. Students who have parents who are veterans could be eligible for scholarship money. These students should attend a meeting on Friday at 12:30 in room 204. The Spanish Club is sponsoring a dance Friday night after the ball game in the Gibson gym. The club is also planning a trip to Chi-Chi's sometime during the month of December. French students who are in the French Club wore the t-shirts that the club had purchased. Tuesday was the final day of the second six weeks. Report cards will be going out soon. This is fair warning. All students should pre pare their parents! Twenty-four days until "Fruit cake Day!" Jazz Pianist At Sandhills Friday Rudy Tyson, jazz pianist from Bladen Technical College will be giving a recital at the Church of Wide Fellowship, Southern Pines, on Friday, at 7:30 p.m. He will be the second artist to appear in the Sandhills Community College Visiting Artist Series. Tyson studied at the University of North Carolina at Wilmington and was awarded a degree in Creative Arts. He has also done graduate work at North Carolina Central University in Durham. The artist is a native of Green ville, North Carolina. While re siding in New York City he was a member of the prestigious Jazz Mobile Workshop where he studied advance improvisation and arrang ing. Tyson has performed with num erous ensembles including Harold Melvin and the Blue Notes. Willie Pickett, and Shasi Mousso. The artist is also a composer. His latest work, "Something Special", was released by United Artists. The public is invited to attend the concert. There is no admission charge. The Music Department at Sand hills Community College will be offering instruction in music ap preciation. learning to read music, voice, and a number of instruments during the winter quarter. Classes are available for audit with com pleting all credit requirements, so sign up now for that musical training you've always wanted. Call SCC at 692-6185 for more infor mation. Do computers, math, history, or aerobics interest you? Sandhills Community College will be offering evening classes on these and other topics during the winter quarter which begins November 30. There is still time to register for an evening class, so please call the College at 692-6185. The winter quarter at Sandhills Community College will begin with registration Monday, November 29 and first classes on Tuesday. November 30. The registration period will continue several days after the 29th. There are many classes available during day and evening hours, so make plans now to attend the winter quarter at Sandhills Community College. If you are interested in improving or acquiring skills in typing, business practices, or computer usuage, the Department of Busi ness and Economics at Sandhills Community College has classes for you! There will be a wide variety ot business courses offered during the winter quarter with both day and evening classes. Registration begins November 29, so call Sandhills Community College TODAY for more information. A photography course which includes darkroom work will be offered Tuesdiy and Thursday evenings during the winter quarter at Sandhills Community College. Ross Mann is the instructor for the class, which will meet from 7-10 ( p.m. For more information, call Sandhills at 692-6185. Would you like a job helping people? If so. the course offerings of the Human Services Technology program at Sandhills Community College may be of interest to you. There is still time to sign up for the introductory courses, which will be offered during the winter quarter at 4 Sandhills. For more information, please contact the Admissions Of fice at 692-6185. Drafts A Fmrtb Mrs. Jeannie LUca Quick Mrs. Jeannie Liles Quick, 84, of ^ Rt. 1 . Aberdeen, died November 22 in St. Joseph's Hospital in Southern Pines. The funeral was conducted No vember 23 in Raeford United Methodist Church by the Re\. Arthur W. Winstead, the pastor. Burial was in the Quick family cemetery near Tatum. S.C. Survivors include her sons, Wil- ( liam H. Quick. Raeford. and David A. Quick. Aberdeen; her daughter. Mrs. F. Murray Carroll, Chad bourn. N.C.; her sister, Mrs. J.W. Caddell, Raeford. II grand children; and 15 great-grandchil dren. Powell Funeral Home of South ern Pines was in charge of the arrangements. YQU CAf - 1*1*11'.. H km ? ii W INNER ~ The Eighth Grade winner in the American Education Week poster contest held at Upchurch Junior High School is being displayed by Student Council representatives Chrissy Williams (left) and Sammy Striven. The poster was entered by the students oj Mrs. Linda Fisher's home room. The winning students were given a party in the gym Friday ajternoon by the Student Council. FMA Names Honor Pupils Students at Flora Macdonald Academy in Red Springs completed their second grading period of this school year on November 19. Headmaster Eugene McKethan re leased the names of the following students whose academic per formance earned them recognition on the academy's three honor rolls. The Headmaster's Roll requires an overall average of at least 95, the F.M.A. Roll an average of 90-94, and the Special Roll is composed of students who raised their average at least 5 points over the preceeding grading period. Here are some of those that gained the honors: Headmaster's Honor Roll 6th Grade Clifton Watson - Red Springs, Michelle Williams ? Parkton. 7th Grade Bill McGougan - Lumber Bridge. Sherry McLean - Wagrarn, John McManus - Red Springs.. 8th Grade Virginia Hayes - Red Springs. Leslie McKethan - Red Springs. **rtha McLean - Wagram, Beth Leod ? Raeford. 9th Grade Beth McNeill ? Raeford. Kim McNeill - Raeford, Tonya Pate - Raeford . 0) 1 1 th Grade Cindy Gibson ? Raeford, Laura McLeod ? Raeford. 12th Grade Ruth Bodoenheimer - Red Springs, Dorcas Hostetler - Rae ford, Kelly Odom - Red Springs. F.M.A. Honor Roll 5th Grade | Rich Averitte - Red Springs,?' Karen Boyles - Raeford. Beth Bracey - Shannon, James Dashiell - Southern Pines, David McBryde - Shannon, Brian McGugan - Red Springs, Amy Parker - Raeford. 6th Grade Sheila Everitte - Parkton, Ste phanie Herndon - Parkton. 7th Grade Chris Dailey - Raeford. Beth Shook - Lumber Bridge. 9th Grade Amanda Tolar ? Shannon, Vicki Russell - Raeford. 1 1th Grade Annie Hughes - Parkton. 12 Grade Missy Tyndall - Red Springs, t
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