Rare wildlife
Pond Cypress trees, like the ones shown here, are not as common in
North Carolina, or anywhere else for that matter, as they used to be.
These taxodium ascendens are alive and thriving in Hoke County's
Antioch Bay. The bay, one of the mysterious Carolina Bays, has just
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been purchased by the North Carolina Nature Conservancy to
preserve the rare plant and animal life there. Popular theory has it that
the bays were formed some 25-50,000 years ago by meteors that struck
the eastern seaboard, but no one knows for certain what caused them.
A good teeth brushing will help dog's breath
DEAR DOCTOR: I have a
seven-year-old poodle who is los
ing her teeth and has bad breath.
Our veterinarian cleaned them but
it didn't help. She won't eat dry
dog food any more. What can be
done and what should we feed her?
ANSWER: It seems as though
some pets develop tartar on their
teeth more quickly than others.
Even if your pet has had its teeth
cleaned, it may be necessary to
repeat the process periodically.
You can, however, retard the
deposition by brushing your pet's
teeth on a routine basis.
As foreign as this sounds to
most pet owners, brushing the
teeth can be done rather easily if
your pet is cooperative. Use a
regular toothbrush and either
toothpaste or baking soda. Try to
clean away the food particles from
the upper teeth ? especially along
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the cheek teeth.
If your pet has already lost many
of its teeth, you may find it
necessary to feed canned or soft
moist foods.
DEAR DOCTOR: We lost our
nine year old Westie about a year
ago. She was having trouble eating
one day and, after examining her
more closely, I realized she
couldn't open her mouth. Our
veterinarian said it was "Lion
Jaw." She died after being put
under an anesthetic. I'm not sure
just why she died and since we are
thinking about getting another
Westie I would like more informa
tion on this disease.
ANSWER: Your pet had a
disease that we don't see very
often. The problem your
veterinarian referred to as "Lion
Jaw" is known as Eosinophilic
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myositis. The name means that
there is an inflammation of the
muscle and, if examined under a
microscope, the muscle tissue has
an increased number of a type of
blood cell called an eosinophil.
The disease can occur in any
type of dog at any age. It can af
fect many muscles of the body but
its most dramatic effects are seen
with the muscles that control the
jaw. As your dog showed you, the
muscles that are affected become
tense and will not move. Treat
ment is directed toward reducing
the inflammation of the muscle
fibers that preceed the fiber's
destruction. Cortisone is used to
control the disease. It is felt that
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NOTICE
Hoke County Taxpayers
UNPAID 1983 COUNTY TAXES
Will Be Advertised
May 10, 1984
Deadline to keep tax from being advertised
Friday, May 4, 1984
Elizabeth D. Livingston
HOKE COUNTY TAX COLLECTOR
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the disease is caused by the im
mune system of the body and
therefore we don't cure the disease
with treatment, we only control it.
You should not avoid getting
another Westie because of the pro
blem you had with the last one.
Editor's Note: This column is
provided as a service by the
NORTH CAROLINA VETERI
NARY MEDICAL ASSOCIA
TION. Do you have a question
about pet care? If so, send it to
"YOU AND YOUR PET," P.O.
Box 887, Smithfield, N.C. 27577.
Kemp is inducted
in honor society
Arthur D. Kemp, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Arthur B. Kemp of
Raeford was among 220 graduate,
professional and undergraduate
students who were recently in
ducted into Phi Kappa Phi Honor
Society at Southern Illinois
University at Carbondale.
Phi Kappa Phi is an inter
disciplinary honor society which
has its prime objective to em
phasize scholarship and character
in the thought of college students,
to foster the significant purposes
for which universities have been
founded, and to stimulate mental
achievement by recognition
through election to membership.
The rigorous requirement for in
duction at the graduate and profes
sional level is the maintainance of
a perfect 4.00 average (A =4.00)
with at least 24 hours of course
credit.
Kemp is a fourth year Ph.D.
candidate in Counseling
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Arthur D. Kemp
Psychology, a magna cum lauda *
graduate of N.C. A&T. State
University in Greensboro and a
1977 graduate of Hoke County
High School.
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Scholarship winner
Amy Lynne Schuchard (center), the recipient of the 1984 Proctor
Silex, Inc. four year scholarship, receives congratulations from Gerald
P. LaShomb (right), the Plant Manger of the Southern Pines facility
and her father, David G. Schuchard, Production Superintendent. The
Proctor-Siiex, Inc. Scholarship Program is offered to the sons and
daughters of employees with three years of more continuous service.
Each April the scholarship recipient is chosen by a local selection com
mittee on the basis of high school academic standing, such personal
qualities as character and leadership ability, and Scholastic Aptitude >
Test Scores. Amy attended Hoke County Schools up through her
sophomore year of high school, when she was selected to attend the
North Carolina School of Science and Math in Durham, where she is
now completing her senior year of high school. Amy's grade point
average has been noted among the highest in her class throughout her
school years. She was selected as a Morehead Nominee in Durham
where she is now attending school. Amy has been accepted to attend
the University of North Carolina in Chapel Hill this fall. ?
ADVERTISEMENT OF TAX LIENS
ON REAL PROPERTY
Under and by virtue of the authority vested in me by Section 105-369 of the North Carolina General
Statutes and pursuant to an order of the City Council of the City of Raeford, dated April 12, 1984, 1 am
hereby advertising tax liens for the year of 1983 upon the real estate described below. The amount advertised
will be increased by interest and costs, and the omission of interest and costs from the amount advertised will
not constitute a waiver of the taxing unit's claim for those items. The real estate that is subject to the lien, the
name of the person to whom the property is listed for taxes, and the principal amount of the taxes are set out
below. If the taxes remain unpaid, the lien will be foreclosed by the taxing unit and the property sold to satisfy
the taxing unit's claim for taxes.
This 12th day of April, 1984.
Betty S. Smith
City Tax Collector
LISTER PROPERTY AMOUNT
Bclva G. Altman, *21 Niven St $174.25
Aline Baldwin Heirs, Lot 20 Magnolia St 27.26
James W. Baxley, Jr., *I4A, 14B A 13 Donaldson 152.40
Annie L. Bease, *29 Edtnborough 104.97
Lula M. Beany, #32 Oakland Sub 186.96
Larry J. Beatty A wife, *26-D 1.62
Earnest Bethea, *14 2.18
Helen Billingcr, Robbins Hgts. 78 101.54
Blue Enterprises, Inc., *33 Harris Ave. A *29 Bethel Road .34.56
Universal Sports Center, *30 A 30A Prospect Ave 160.80
Edmund Burney 1.78
Myrl Miller. Lot 28. Donaldson 112.28
Open Arms Rest Home. Lot 6 & 9 Campus Ave 1,845.18
John L. A Brenda B. Cecil, Sunset Hills *172 152.43
Center Associates, 18.9Acres 401 By Pass 446.45
Ella F. Chappell Heirs. *12 Fulton St 59.02
Louis Chester A wife, *21 Oakland Sub 105.49
Helen Ivey, *34 Donaldson 106.97
George A Lula Clark, *47 McLauchlin 3.56
Brenda G. Cobb, *5 McNeill 159.61
Avery Connell Agency Inc.. *4 A 111 Robbins Hgts.
*32-35 McNeill 849.69
Avery Connell Agency, Inc., *15 Pineridge,
*3 Sunset Hills, *125, 22 A 82 Robbins Hgts 776 41
Arthur Cunningham, *4 Wooley St 55.40
James E. & Olivia Daniels, *6 Pineridge 123.44
John T. Davis A Wife. *9 14 5th St 310.87
Louise Davis, *25 St. Pauls Drive 137.28
John E. Dees. Sr. Res. 8th St 116.55
Heirs Cleveland Dukes. *99 Robbins Hgts 38.18
Bobby Edens A Gladys. Holly Park *2 188 99
Josephine Rowers, *181 Sunset Hills 94.15
Rachel Foster Heirs, *10 Maxwell St 36.34
William H. A Betty H. Gill,
*32, 33 A 36 Prospect -*40 Elwood 422.71
Hamilton Grace A wife, Boyles . 172.20
Alma R. Graham, *9 Sunset 155.16
Thomas O'Neal Ham A wife, *127 Robbins Hgts 93.80
Dorothy J. Atkinson Hayes, *68 Robbins Hgts 100.51
Mary Lee Hill. *20 A 24 Reaves St.v 215.29
Carressie Hollingsworth, *106 Robbins Hgts 35.66
Geraldine HoMingsworth. *31 Oakland Sub 16162
Marion D. Hollingsworth, *9 Prospect Ave 58.37
Samuel Hunt. *1 McLauchlin 10.85
Carl Willie Jackson A wife. #4 A Wright St 73.79
Faye B. Jackson. #9, 14 part of 17 Donaldson 191.88
Theodore Jackson A wife, #1 Maxwell St 102.57
Charnita Jacobs, *6 Dickson St 92.86
Miles F. Johnson Heirs, *3 Main St 113.01
Curtis O. Jones. *26 Oakland Sub 209.33
Edmund Jones A wife, *2 A *3 Maxwell St 33.10
Rosa M. Jones, *18 Pineridge 109.06
Riley M. Jordan, 2 lots Medical Center -I lot Pinewood. .1,673.47
Viola T. Keaton, #44 A 45 Jackson S? *. 180.47
Nathaniel J. Lanier, Jr. *14 Main St 113.75
James A. Leach, *1 A 2 Wooley St 182.78
James C. Lenti and wife, #10 Prospect Ave 144.07
Phyllis D. Leslie. #10 Pineridge 203.44
Annie Ruth Locklear, #18 Oakland Sub 194.58
JaneC. Lloyd, *84 Robbins Hgti 106.24
Allen J. Lundy Jr. Jk Martha, Res. Donaldson 1105.48
LISTER PROPERTY AMOUNT
James E. Malloy, *23 Oakland Sub 189.18
Ora L. Malloy, #14 Oakland Sub 174.71
William L. Miller A Joan, #25 B Donaldson Ave 134.96
Helen R. Monroe A J McPhaul, #102 Robbins Hgts 109.72
William C. Morrison & Cathy, #5 Wesiside Hgts 155.51
Cynthia A. Murchison, #87 Bethel Road 142.96
Larry D. McCollum, #66 Robbins Hgts 80.35
Wilmer A. McDonald A Betty, Res. Main St 153.87
Wilmer A. McDonald, 2 Lots Main St 257.14
Wilmer A. McDonald, #168 Main St ...... 132.94
Dennis McGregor & Martha, #32 Holly Park 199.01
Rose M. McGregor, #7 Pineridge 134.93
Donella McKoy, #56 Robbins Hgts 58.53
DeLarry McLean, #24 Oakland Sub 177.25
Flora L. McLean, #53 Robbins Hgts 123.82
Barbara Ann McNeill, #65 Robbins Hgts 92.50
Mrs. Frances McNeill, #50 Robbins Hgts 51.13 ;
Marcel Leverne McNeill, #1 Oakland Sub 225.50
J.W. McPhaul A Johnnie B. Hardware, Office,
Res. Storage Lot 1,331.68
Major J. McQueen A Shirley, #33 Robbins Hgts 92.01
Larry McQueen A Sylvia, Res. Dickson St 149.49
Clodge McPhatter A wife, #18 Sunset Hills 80.08
Tony Oxendine A Dianne M., #29 part 20 Holly Park 291.62
Ronald L. Parson A wife, #4 Pineridge 196.36
William A. Pate & Brenda, #18 McNeill 445.66
Cleveland J. Patterson, #26 McLauchlin 108.69
Luther S. Paul, #53 Adams St 111.75
Ernest Perry A Shirley, #25 D Reaves St 139.06
Coleman Peterson A wife, #186 Sunset Hills 129.92
PSM Inc., 2 Lots Eastwood Sub 351.32 |
John S. Poole & Edna L., 3 Lots Prospect & Main 445.74
Raeford Auto Company, #1 A 401 By Pass 223.88
Jefferson K. Riley A wife, #6 4 7 Holly Park 229.46
Ethelda Ross. #16 McLauchlin 19.24
Matthew Sanders A Fannie, #29 Robbins Hgts 86.23
James A. Saunders Jr., Res. Green St 79.97
Brenda Sue Scarboro. #25 Dickson St 124.46
Alexander Schwarchber, #2 Jackson St 92.18
Lucille T. Sessomi, #5 Donaldson .62.04
Lucille T. Sessoms, #7 Main St 331.71
Spencer Singletary A wife, #5 Maxwell St 120.38
Vanaster Singletary A wife, #22 Oakland Sub 179.87
Helen B. Smith. #30 Oakland Sub 176.27
Yvonne M. Southerland, #27 Reaves St 183.29
Alice J. Stewart, Res. Jackson St 185.34
Ralph E. Stewart Jr A wife. #113-117 Sunset Hills 129.30
Clyde A. Thomas, Jr. A wife, #27 Oakland Sub 193.72
James E. Tindall A wife, #12 Donaldson Ave 176.23
William L. Upchurch Jr., McNeill 3 lots 366.01
W.L. Upchurch A wife. 2 lots Sixth St 148 60
Ophelia M. Virgil Heirs, #34 A 35 Raeford Hgts 119.01
Annie N. Walker, #23 A 24 St. Pauls Drive 22.U
Patricia A. Walker, #17 Oakland Sub. 200.88
Wilbert Earl Walker. #19 St. Pauls Drive 23.69
Nellie L. Wilkes. #25 E Niven St 204.68
Luther Winston Jr. A wife, #13 McNeill 206.86
Wright A Best Inc., #4Central #22 Centra! 297.73
J.H. Wright, Johnson, Sessotns, Page Trust Bldg 322.63
f J.H. Wright A A.P. Johnsoo, 30J Acras McLean St 257.25
i.M. Wright A ANn*. Sonttt Y4Wt iMa. v 974.00