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SECTION II _
THURSDAY. DECEMBER 16, 1982
Linwood and Helen Huffman are served butter h\< Harold Gillis.
Some of the diners at the Pancake Supper with one of the volunteer Kiwanis workers in white cap and apron,
Hoke County Chamber of Commerce Director Earl Fowler (right) was also a Kiwanis syrup pourer.
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Charities Big Haifd
I he Raeford Kiwanis Club's
1982 Pancake Supper raised over
$2,500 for local charities. Dale
Teal, chairman of the supper
committee, reported Monday.
He said attendance was down at
the event, which was held Thursday
night in Ciibson Cafeteria at Hoke
County High School but that the
people seemed to enjoy their meals,
particularly the sausage which was
served with the main course.
Each ticket to the supper cost S3
and the buyers were entitled to get
all the pancakes they could eat.
Among the charities which the
money is going to are Share Your
Christmas, which is to receive $500.
the Sandhills Youth Center for its
Christmas program, the Hoke
County Civic Center, the Boy and
Girl Scouts, trainable multihandi
capped, Special Olympics and
North Carolina Symphony for the
program it held here.
Brown Hendrix won the $500
prize in the Raffle but returned $50
of it to the club for charity.
I he Pancake Supper is the
Kiwanis Club's largest fund-raising
event of the year.
Among those assisting with the
supper were Detective James Mur
dock of the Raeford Police De
partment. with security and the
Raffle drawings; and Mrs. Clara
Pope, director of Hoke County
school food services, who helped set
up the supper.
All proceeds from the Pancake
Supper and the Rattle will be used
to fund Kiwanis Club community
service projects and tor contribu
tions to other local causes.
Sponsors included Tar Heel
Hatchery. Burlington Industries.
The News-Journal. Faberge, Kin
law Jewelry. Dan's Hair Design,
and the Raetord Police Depart
ment .
l*he other pri/e winners besides
Hendrix were the following:
The winners of S25 prizes were
John Leandro, I.N. Davis of Fay
etteville, Jim Williamson. Dovie
Leach. Younger Snead. Sr.. and
Randall Ashburn.
?1 he winners of Faberge prizes
were Buddy Blue. Johnny Plum
mer. Willard Shell, Mary Chalaire.
Dan Monelly. Wayne Byrd and
Clyde Leach.
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were won hv Tom Howell and Bill
Boyles.
The Burlington Industries fabric
prize went to Sally Young, turkeys
to Jim Childress and Bill Boyles,
one year's, subscription to The
News-Journal awards to Durant
Vick of Raleigh, and Bill Brown.
Dan's Hair Design Sebring Kit to
Earl McDutYie. Kinlaw gift certifi
cate to O. Beaudoin.
The runnerup Radio Shack
computer was won by Neill Mc
Donald.
Volunteer server John Leandro (left) and Jim Attaway, both Kiwanians, talking in a pause in service during the
supper, while Bill Niven (right rear) and Warren Pate (left rear) handle hot pancakes on the griddle.
Serving line at Pancake Supper. The server in "uniform" is Ron Matthews, Raeford city manager.
Volunteer cook Ken W'itherspoon "creating" pancakes at Ki wants supper