In Weeks To Come I
Meetings
AMERICAN LEGION --
American Legion Post 20 of
Hoke County meets the sccoad
Tneiday of each month at the
Edenborough Restaurant at
7:30 p.m. Those interested in
joining are invited.
May 16, 18
LAUBAUCH-TLTOH
WORKSHOP
Sponsored by the Hoke
Reading/Literacy Council will
be held at the old County Of
fice Building on Elwood Street
from 5:30 p.m. to 9:30 p.m.
For more information call
875-2145.
COUNTY COMMISSION -
Members of the Hoke County
Commission meet the flnt
Monday of each month at 9
a.m. and the fourth Monday at
7:30 p.m. in the conference
room of the Court House An
nex. The public is invited.
CITY COUNCIL - The
Raeford City Council meets the
first Monday of each month at
7 p.m. in City Hall. The public
is encouraged to attend.
SCHOOL BOARD ? The
Hoke County Board of Educa
tion meets the flnt Tuesday of
each month at 7:30 p.m. at the
board offices on Wooley
Street. The public is encourag
ed to attend.
Doings
SUMMER AT ZOO - The
calendar may say it's spring,
but at the North Carolina
Zoological Park near
Asheboro. summer hours are in
effect. Now through October
IS, the State Zoo will be open
from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. on
weekdays and from 10 a.m. to
6 p.m. on weekends and
holidays. The Zoo is open
every day of the year. More
than 500 animals are on exhibit
in the 300-acre African section
and the 40-acre Education
Center Admission is $3 for
visitors 16 and older and $1 for
children ages 2-1? and senior
citizens. The tram fee is Si a
day.
Ma> 13
"SPRING FLING" ?? a
celebration of the arts in the
school, will be celebrated at
South Hoke School on Friday,
May 13 at 1 p.m. A musical
program will be presented by
the South Hoke Chorus under
the direction of Mrs. Miriam
McNeill. Immediately follow
ing the program, art work b>
third and fourth grade students
of Ms. Martha Warren will be
on display in the gymnasium.
The public is invited to attend
May 14
BINGO HERE -? Raeford Jr.
Womans Club will sponsor
Bingo on May 14. Prizes will
be cash with the jackpot total
ing $50. Games begin at 7:30
p.m. at the Civic Center. All
proceeds go to Hoke Count>
community projects.
May 14
COUNTRY SQUARE
DANCE -- with a live band
( Lazarro) and caller at
Malcolm Blue Farm Located
on State Highway 5. East
(Bethesda Road) Aberdeen on
Saturday, May 14 from 7:30
until 10:30 p m. Tickets are
SI. 50. A large platform has
been erected for dancing The
society plans a series of square
dances charging a minimal fee
to obiain funds to purchase
materials for a community
"Barn Raising " At the barn
raising, sides and a roof will be
added to the existing platform
for year round dancing Cur
rently there is a small ba.n
available for dancing in case of
bad weather.
May 19
BARM M -- The Hoke High
Chorus and chorale under the
direction of Anne Dorsey will
preseni the Broadway musical
Barnum on May 19 at 8:15
p.m. at the school. Tickets are
S2 advanced and S2.50 at the
door. For reservations call
875-2156.
May I*
"A DAY IN ANIMAL
LAND" ? will b? presented at
Scurlock School on Monday,
May 16 at 7 p.m. All grades
will participate in this ex
travaganza. Th? Wackadoo
Zoo, a musical program, will
be presented by the fourth
grade chorus under the direc
tion of Mrs. Doris Austin. Im
mediately following the pro
gram, art work by the third and
fourth grade students of Ms.
Martha Warren will be on
display in the library. The
public is invited to attend.
May 27
FISH FRY - Hoke
Reading/Literacy Council is
having their annual Fish Fry on
May 27, in the Edenborough
Shopping Center from 1 1
a.m. -6 p.m. Tickets are $3.00.
organizations and agencies in
and around Cumberland Coun
ty. All of the Law Day ac
tivities will be centered in and
around the Fayetteville
Technical Institute Rose
Garden.
May 19
CHORUS CONCERT - The
Hoke High Chorus will per
form "A Night Under The Big
Top" May 19 at the school.
Reservations can be made by
calling 875-2156. Tickets are $2
in advance and S2.50 at the
door.
MUSICAL PERFORMANCE
? The Raeford Presbyterian
Church Chapel Choir will pre
sent the musical David and the
Giants, by Trilby Jordan and
Albert Zabcl, Sunday night,
;g~- ? ... _
J- ? HP
IT'S SHOWTIME ?? The Hoke High Chorale under the direction
of Anne Dorsey will be performing "A Sight Under The Big Top"
May 19 at the school Participants in the production are left to
right, Bobby Carter as J. A. Bailey. Tamrnie Hendrix as Jenny
Lind. Michelle Crotty as Chairv Barnum. and Kent Locklear as
P. T. Barnum.
Thru June 18
DAMN YANKEES -- The next
production of the Bordeaux
Dinner Theatre is "Damn
Yankees" opening on Ma> I
and running each Wednesday
through Sunday evening until
June 18. Batter Up! for a
gourmet buffet dinner and a
smash musical comedy about
baseball by calling the box of
fice at 323-1114 any das bet
ween noon and 6 p.m. for
reservations or information.
May 27-June 12
LITTLE THEATRE - The
Fay eiiev ille Little Theatre will
present the-footstompin'. rib
tickling. blue-gravs
musical, THfc ROBBFR
BRIDEGROOM. Based on the
novella by Eudora Wetiv. this
invigorating musical went on to
be nominated for several Tony
Awards in the late '70'x. It pro
mises to be an evening of en
joyment for everyone.
Showdates are May 2"?. 28.
June 2-4 and 9-11 at 8:15 p m..
May 29, June 5 and 12 at 2:15
p.m. Ticket prices are Thurv
day night performances S5. Fri
day, Saturday and Sunday
matinees - 56. For more infor
mation and reservations call
323-4233 between the hours of
2:00 p.m and 9:00 p.m
Events
May 14
SPRING FESTIVAL -- The
First Annual Peterson School
Spring Festival will be held
Saturday. May 14th beginning
at 8 a m The day will begin
with registration for the "Fun
Run" at 8. The run will be 1
mile through town. The map of
the course will be handed out at
the time of registration. There
will be two categories to
register under: Individual S4
and Parent Child S3. 50. Each
participant will receive a free
T-shirt for enter. ng Prizes will
be awarded for ihe first 5 in
dividual participants and for
the first 5 team winners. There
will be free raffle tickets that
can be used all during the day
for every raffle. The "Fun
Run" is just one of several con
tests lhat will be taking place
during the day
May 15
LAW DAY ? On Sunday, Mas
15. 1983 from I pm . to 6 p.m..
the Police Community Rela
tions Class of the Criminal
Justice Department at Fayet
teville Technical Institute will
hold its ninth annual Law Day,
as an attempt to establish a bet
ter relationship between law en
forcement personnel and the
community. There will be
games, door prizes, and many
other programs and
demonstrations from various
May 15 at 6 p.m. in the
Fellowship Hall. The Chapel
Choir, which consists of
children grades 1-4. has been
working on this musical since
the beginning of the year The
musical gives an account of
how David, a more Israelite
shephard bos. defeats the
Philistine warrior and giant.
Goliath, through a trusting
faith in God This story is then
applied to us in our snuggle
with "modern das" giants;
giants such as pride, la/iness.
and others I he parr ot David
is plaved bv Robbie Williams
and King Saul is plaved bv I J
Baker I ester Southern rlavs
the Philistine giant lioliath
Other speaking pan* ruluilc
Jonathan Mark losh X-ererie
Todd Davis, Catherine Mark
Brooke Huft B.bbv M.Brvdc
and I S Brock Solos are sung
bv Robbie Williams. I ester
Southern arid Brooke Hutt
There is no admission charge
and evervone is encouraged to
attend this musual presenta
'ion
Gatherings
Mas 11-15
C HI RC'H CONVENTION --
The convention of the Holy
Church of God will convene at
Mt. Sinai beginning Mas II to
May I?. The public is invited.
Mas 15
125 YEARS OLD - Members
of Carthage First Baptist
Church will observe homecom
ing on Sunday. May I? when
the church will be 12? years
old. having been establivhed in
May. 1858. Former members
throughout the state are invited
to attend this special event
May 16-22
HOMECOMING -- Freedom
Chapel AMF Zion Church will
hold Homecoming Monday.
May I6-May 22 each night at
7:30-Sunday at 3.30 p.m. The
public is invited to attend.
May 22
DEDICATION A dedication
service at Shiloh Presbyterian
Church of a piano in memory
of Peter S. Sawyer will be held
Sunday. May 22 at 3 p.m.
Public is invited to attend
June 7-17
prf:sbyterian conven
tion ? The most significant
General Assembly in American
Presbyterian history will be
held in the World Congress
Center in Atlanta June 7-17.
Presbyterians from all over the
United States, including same
from this part of the world, will
serve as commissioners as the
two final assemblies are held
for the Presbyierian Church.
U.S. and the United
Presbyterian Church, U.S.A.
Sports
M?> 28, 29
FOUR BALL - The Third An
nual Souih Brunswick Islands
Four Ball Championship Golf
Tournament will be held May
28 and 29. The South
Brunswick Islands area of
North Carolina is made up of
the coastal Brunswick County
towns of Calabash, Holden
Beach, Ocean Isle Beach,
Sunset Beach and Shallotte.
Complete tournament informa
tion and entry forms are
available from the South
Brunswick Islands Chamber of
Commerce, P.O. Box 1380,
Shallotte. N.C. 28459, or by
telephoning the chamber at
(919) 754-6644.
M?> 12
N.C. STATE SENIORS - The
American Cancer Society is
sponsoring the N.C. State
Seniors vs. the Hoke County
All-Stars basketball game to be
held May 12. State seniors
playing in the benefit are
Sidney Lowe, Thurl Bailey,
Dereck Whitenburg. Quinton
Leonard and two former
players. Max Perry and Art
Jones. Tickets are S4 and can
be purchased at Howell Drug
Store. Southern National
Bank. Western Auto and
Austin Insurance Agency.
June 5
PICKUP RACE -- The most
All-American concept of
automobile racing ever devised
will make its debut on the na
tional sports scene Sunday.
June 5 at Rockingham. The
Ail-American Pickup Truck
200-mile feature has been
scheduled for a 1 :30 p.m. start,
climaxing two days of racing
activity . Preliminary action will
start Saturday at 9 a.m. with
practice, followed by qualify
ing in the afternoon. Only
American-made, full-si^ed
Dodge. Che\rolet. Ford and
CMC pickups will be eligible.
The introductory event will be
ottered for SI 5 general admis
sion to grandstands; SI2 to the
inticld. S# lor children under
i:
Blazons
May 14
\KT1STS SOI (.HT - Do you
kdKlKt. knit. cane, paint,
grow vegetables, bake cakes? If
so. sou should be part of this
sear's Saint Pauls Folk
festival. on Saturday. May 14
Irom 10:00 a m. to ? p.m. This
sear's esent will be the Fifth
\nnual Celebration of the
heritage and culture of the
area, with music, dancing,
fiH>d. arts and crafts. The
Festival will be held on the
grounds of the Saint Pauls
High School, and is sponsored
by Saint Pauls Cii> Schools
and the VC. Arts Council For
more information call
865-4:88
LANDFILL HOURS -?
Because of daylight sasings the
hours of the Raeford Hoke
County Landfill will change on
May 2. The new hours will be
Monday through Friday. 9
a.m. to 5:30 p.m. and 9 a.m. to
12:30 p.m. on Saturday. The
facility is closed on Sundays.
FIRE STICKERS -? New
comers to Hoke County who
need fire stickers should
telephone their nearest fire
department. The stickers aid
the fire fighters in protecting
property and arc free
May 16
LPCHl RCH PTA - The Up
church Junior High School
PTA cordially invites parents
and the public to attend the last
PTA for this school year. It
will be held on Monday. May
16 at 7:30 p.m. in the Upchurch
Auditorium. As a special treat
the Dance Group of Upchurch
will perform. The 32 member
group will present a small con
cert.
May 25
DIABETES SCREENING -- A
free screening clinic will be held
at the Raeford United
Methodist Church on May 25
from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. The
clinic is sponsored by the
Raeford Lions Club and the
North Carolina Lions Associa
tion for the Blind
Call The News-Journal or bring calendar items to the office before noon on Tuesday.
Food Service Class Gets Presentation
The Food Service Class of Hoke
County High School were given an
informative presentation on May 5
by Mr. Jack Mills and Mr. Todd
McDonald from the House of
Raeford.
Mills gave a slide presentation
on the growth of the turkey, the
processing procedures at the plant,
and the numerous turkey products
that are available to the public.
McDonald emphasized the pro
gress and the future plans of the
House of Raeford.
At the end of their presentation
the Food Service students and their
instructor, Mrs. Harriet Archer
were given recipes and a brochure
from the House of Raeford. They
were then invited to taste several of
the popular turkey products.
In addition, the food service
class members were taken by Ar
cher to the Southern Living Cook
ing Show in Fayetteville at the
Cumberland Auditorium.
The students who attended were:
Faye Baldwin, Belinda Baldwin,
Sabrina Barnes, Lisa Blackshear,
Betsy Blanton, John Douglas,
Wanda Galberth, Mary Lou
Johnson, Kathy Locklear, Vallery
Luckie, Lovely McCrae, Anita
McRae, Patrice Smith, Lorrie
Walters, and Brenda Winston.
The students were giving a bag
of recipes, coupons and several
other brochures.
Recipes were demonstrated from
the Southern Living Cooking
School Cookbook, and a slide
presentation was presented along
with the demonstration.
Everyone enjoyed the show and
appreciated the tickets given to
them from The Fayetteville Times
and Observer.
Students were treated to a lunch
at MacDonald's before returning
to school.
Winners of the state VIC A contest held in Fayetteville and their advisors show off their awards. From left to
right are: Arthur Kemp advisor for electronics, Debra Kershaw, 2nd place winner in radio and T. V? Carl Bun
dy, Sherman Chavis, Danny McDiarmid, 1st place winner in the radio and T. V., James Baxley, advisor for elec
tricity, and Charlie Parsons, advisor for machine drafting.
Donna Scarboro To Graduate Sunday
Donna Marie Scarboro of
Raeford, will receive a B.S. degree
in Dental Hygiene during gradua
tion ceremonies at The University
of North Carolina School of
Dentistry here on May 15.
She is the daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Martin Scarboro, Jr. of 107
Lamont St. in Raeford.
Prior to entering the program
she attended UNC-CH. She
graduated from Hoke High School
in Raeford.
Following graduation she will
reside in Laurinburg and plans to
practice Dental Hygiene for Dr.
Plummer Ray Chavis.
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