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A T UPCHURCH-Linda Richards is shown with students participating in the Jump Rope for Heart in the Un
church Junior High School gym.
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Hoke Jump Rope For Heart
Earns More Than $5,000
Hoke County's Jump Rope for
Heart gained over $5,000 for the
North Carolina Heart Association
last month, Susan Blackman,
county coordinator for the cam
paign, reported Tuesday.
The day of the Jump Rope
November 20 - Hoke students,
teachers, and parents got together
to make it a success.
The school teams named the
winners for the amount of money
raised in the jumps were West
Hoke's, Scurlock's and J.W. Tur
lington's.
The Hoke Heart Association's
special thanks were given to
Jackson's FMA, the A&P,
McMillan's Grocery, Home Food
Mart, The Grocery Mart, the Coca
Cola Co. plant at Aberdeen, and
Tucker's Grocery for their support
of the Jump Rope.
The proceeds will be used to help
pay for the fight against heart
trouble.
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JUMPING ? In the Turlington School gym. Mitch Tyler and Susan Blackman, the school coordinator and
county coordinator respectively, help students for the Jump Rope for Heart held November 20.
Mary Eanes
Eanes Named
To Who's Who
From PSU
Mary Blankenship Eane< of
Raeford, a junior majoring in
English education, is one of 29
Pembroke State University
students who have been named to
the 1981-82 edition of "Who's
Who Among Students in American
Universities and Colleges.
The students have been selected
as being among the nation's
outstanding campus leaders. Cam
pus nominating committees and
editors of the annual directory
have included the names of
students based on academic
achievements, service to their com
munities, leadership in extracur
ricular activities, and potential.
Ward Makes
Rutledge
Dean's List
Brenda Ward of Crawford
Street, Raeford, has been named
to the Dean's List at Rutledge Col
lege, Fayetteville, for the fall
semester.
She is majoring in paralegal.
Mrs. Ward is married to Richard
Ward. Tbey have a child, daughter
TURLINGTON'S TEAM~The J.W. Turlington School Team raised
$397.45 in the Jump Rope for Heart campaign last month, making it the
top team in the county. Turlington School raised $ 2,289 altogether in the
Heart Asociation fundraising drive. The members of the team, shown
here, are Jennifer Eanes, Denise Jacobs, Tammy Leggett, Kimberly Pot
ter, Damon Dockery, and Karen Watkins.
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SCURLOCK'S TEAM-This Scurlock School team raised S3 18.20, the
most of any school team in Hoke County, for the Jump Rope for Heart
campaign. The school raised a total $1,127, including the rope jumper's
tally. The members of the team are Dawn Williams, Len Howard, Mark
Wamsher, and Keith Kenkol.
WEST HOKE'S TEAM-Here's West Hoke Schoo"s team which was a
winnner, raising $257.85 of the school total of t677 i< r the lumo Rope for
Heart campaign. The members are Stacy Daniels, Julie Jordan, Jan >
Hughes, David Johnson, Leon McNeill and Tonita Kelly.
G. Ivey Named To Honor Roll
Gay Ivey, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Richard Ivey of Raeford, has
been named to the Bart Carolina
University Ho? r ftol far the fall
semester.
She is a senior majoring in music
education and is a Hoke County
High School graduate.