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TIME TO LEARN? The girt"* trmck team at Hoke High gets a fesawt pom
their coach to prepare them for the upcoming meets
Local Bands Help Hospital
Two local Rock bands,
"Stampede" and "Fancy" played
for a benefit fundraiser for the
Surgical Technologists, Chapter
9240 of Moore Memorial Hospital
last Saturday. As a result $340.00
was raised.
Davis Arrives For German Duty
O ' *- ' the 3rd Armored Division, was
previously assigned at Fort Bragg.
Spec. 5 lsiah Davis Jr., son of
Isiah and Minnie P. Davis of 112
Buie St., Red Springs, has arrived
for duty in Frankfurt, West Ger
many.
Davis, a computer operator with
The specialist's wife, Geneva, is
the daughter of Alex Brown of
Route 1, Shannon.
* D&T Construction
Ij Takes Wild Cats
neWoaoi's VoicvMI Leagw
cut? cd actm oa Fcferon 21 as
the Wfci Cats DAT Ccn
SttUCtMa.
h ?? a dax match. rtk DAT
coawi o? ? the wa\ 15-1 1.
#-IS, 15-12.
Ella Ruana and Jan SMA led
DAT CoutntctKa, wide Ladi
Rexefcaad Shirie* Rush fwkd the
WttdCats.
!? another irrw,"ti . i)k fNxatset
tovblbf Ddwe&BhRaod Brest
da McPhatter, defeated the
lliaEn i 15-4, 15 10
Tk llralti'. were gaidked b>
Carolyn Moaroe aad Mary Aften .
TWpir, qwMwed as tbe Dtt
mood Powder Puffs weat up
agiuHt the Spikes. GenUae
Ellerbe aad Dorrtseae Roper
helped the Spikes to a 15-9, 15-9
via. The Powder Puffs were led b\
Jean South aad Becky Baker.
la other action k was the
Saeakers versus Jerry's Auto
Repair. The Saeakers, behind the
playing of Defea Luasford aad
Kia HoOaad. wa the aach 15-4,
15-1. Jerry's, Aato Repair was
gmdtd toy JaaeBe Thompkms and
Shntey Melton.
Action continued ?ith (he
W? as piavtag apast (be
DetetaMes. Oiarlotte Vakmi
aad Karea Hiasoa guided the
Poaatsetters to a 15-6. 15-10 ?w.
while Marx Janes aad Duxh
WiWii . led the Debatable*.
Standings
W L
1. Pointsetters 6 0
2. DebataMes 5 I
3 . Spikes 5 2
?. D A T Construction 4 3
5, JerTy's Auto Repair J 4
?. Saeakers 5 4
7. Headkners 2 4
6. wad Cats l 5
9. Diamond Powder Puffs 0 7
AN OLD TRADITION. The
first college aadut ia America to
nock his way through college was
Zr rlnriah Bripka, age 14. who
fradaied from Harvard Coflejpc,
Guabridge, Mass., ia 1657. He
earned money by "riagmg the bell
?ml ??jiiagi "
When Chairman Bill Cameron, Jr.
expressed opinions in "The Fayette
ville Times" on February 15, 1983, he
was not speaking for all the citizens
of Hoke County. His indiscriminate
use of "we" and "politician" and other
statements offended many of us. We
think it would be appropriate for the
chairman of the school board to be a
positive spokesman for the Hoke
County Schools and not to use the
press as a forum for his personal
opinions.
Raz, you are an educator and a
statesman who has always had the
courage to do what you felt was in
the best interest of the children and it
will be extremely difficult to replace
you.
Sincerely,
jjm ' ?'xt. I/)
Jimmie Warner sutd
numerous friends
of Rmz Autry