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* v^'/ / iK \?* fcj?-' f -V;' ^ PUBLISHED EACH THURSDAY ?fc> f=fTHE CAROLINA INDIAN VOICE? Dedicored To Thp Desr In All Of Us .?!jW| ..-- ? --i .... L ,.. -- VOLUME 6 NUMBER 3 PEMBROKE, N.C. THURSDAY, JANUARY 19, 1978 I5<? PER COPY ?? ? i?>M>a<><>a<>?wM>**<MMMMyMMyM ? ? ? ? _ LOCKLEAR BIDS FOR ANOTHER HOUSE TERM Horace Locklear Horace lax'klcar. Democratic freshman representative from the 21st District, today announced that he will seek re-election to the North Carolina House of Representatives In announcing his candidacy, the year-old Robeson County attorney pledges to continue to represent all the people in Robeson. Hoke, and Scotland counties in a fair and faithful manner During his first term in the Nonh Carolina General Assembly, laicklear was named to seven committees of which were Agriculture. Kducation. Finance, and Wildlife. laxklcar was most recently named by House Speaker Carl Steward to the Commission to Study Liability Insurance Coverage lor Law F.nforccineni Officers In being named to the Commission, laxklcar was one of three, out of the 120 Representatives, appointed by Speaker Stewart ? I^ocklcar is married to the former Barbara Brayhiiy of Pembroke, and is the father of three children: Vfilliccnt. Horace Bryan. t and J fidwin They reside in the Saddletree Community and attend Ml Olive Haplisl Church. Lumherton. 1 Locklear seeks Re-election to County School Board Lillian Faye Locklear Lillian Layc laicklear has announced lhat she will be a candidale lor re election to the Robeson County Board ol Ldiicatiou in the May Democratic Primary Mrs. laicklcar is currently serving a two-year term on Ihe school hoard, a position to which she was elected in l'J7h In making.' her announcement Mrs Locklcar staled. "I sincerely appreciate the op|>ortunity of having served the children, parents, teachers, and administrators of the Robeson County School District With each opportunity that I have had to cast a vote. I have cast my vote based on what I perceived to be in the best interest of all the children in the school district It I am re-elected. I pledge to continue to keep the best interests ol all the children as my lop priority Mrs Locklcar has worked in the field ol education for IS years She is currently employed by the Cumberland County Schools as a school social worker m Indian I-.ducat ion. Mrs Locklcar is a graduate of Macnolia lliph School and Pembroke Stale University, she is currently enrolled in graduate work at Campbell College Mrs laic clear is a member of Hcrea Baptist Church in Pembroke Her membership hi professional and other or sanitations includes: Nirrth Carolina Association of Rducalors: National Lducation Association; National Indian Lducation Association: Board of Directors. Cumberland County Special Olympics. North Carolina State School Boards Association Mrs Locklcar is married to Clerance I Locklcar who is employed as a euidaVi'cc counselor at Pembroke Senior Ifiph Si linol I hey have tour children Lrederick Ray. a registered pharmacist in W a shine Ion, NC . line, a freshman at (INC. Chapel Mill. I.lisc. a pinior at Pembroke Senior Hiph; and Moyt. a freshman at Pembroke Junior llieh School Mansium Cp> announces for Bd. of Ed. Seat Rev. Bob Mangum, Director of the Robeson County Church and Commun ity Center has announced his candldan cy for the Robeson County Board of Education, He has served since 1974. Rev. Mangum is married and has three children, two attending schools in the Robeson County School District. He and his family live at Route 1, Pembroke. Rev. Mangum, long active in social and civil programs, pastored churches in Robeson for 18 years before becoming full-time director of the Center in 1976. He is a graduate of Asbury Theological Seminary of Ken tucky. Said Mangum, "If re-elected I pledge to urgently pursue suited and practical quality education for all the students from every section of the county system so that each student may have opportunity to reach his or her fullest potential." VFW Tribute to a Dedicated Comrade: Pvt. Fernie Barton Comrade Fantle Barton Comrade fertile Barton answered the final roll call on f rtdas . January f>. IU7H at the Veterans Administration Hospital m fuse-tiesdie. N< Bill on May I'HH. at Bed Sprtnjr*. NC. Comrade Barton answered another call, the call to arms to serve in lite United Stales Anns On July U. BUM. he landed on lite shores of trance ami screed with the American .I'.spedilionarv forces of the United States ol America Comrade Barton was in ( ompanv B Mih Inlantry whnh won t hattlc slurs the battles were St Micheal. Mouse and At|tonnc < ouiradc Barton was awarded ami decorated with the Hron/e Victors Medal ami the (iood f omliuI Medal Comrade Barton's lorei|in service cmled \pril ?4. I'il't ami Ik' returned to his homeland ami was liomnahls dlschwiued on Mas h. IdldaK ampler Virginia In fclurninuto civilian lite tustas lie was a i'inhI sohlk'r. he was a tfood sin/en CiNiuadr Barton wasameuiherid I ockleai tours Meimmal S f\V I'ost !M41 ol I'emhroke AM' wtiere he served as a lo% al ami dedi> alcd meiiihci lot mans seats ami lotiluturd his memhrisltip until death M lite lime ot his ileiMfture he was the ehlest ntenthrt ,u the IVniU.w. Cost amlllie atli Oistikl Conu al< I cum Ballon made In* couiiitHUiou to em id i<i.l it. >au >et> sell he >ailed ol Urn tit a ? un?n i. ' sc.. 1 ? * ' ? f I I Moore Announces for Re-election to Board of Education Herbert Moore Harhert Moore has announced for re-election to the Kobeson County Board of Hducation. Said Moore, "My great concern is for quality education in Kobeson County. "I recognize the continuing pressing need for improved education through out the conntv ty develop better citizens, communities and economic living conditions. "Further, I feel that every channel! should he explored to provide thej educational means to allow every pupil to develop their God given abilities to the fullest potential." Moore has served on the local Advisory Council at Prospect School for IS years, as a member of the Robeson County Board of Education for 5 years, and as a member of the Commission on the Study of Public Schools in Robeson County IWJ-70. He is presently serving as Sunday School Superintendent of Prospect United Methodist Church. During World War II he was with the U.S. Navy. He was one of the organizers in the establishment of the Lumbee Bank and is presently serving on the Executive Committee of the Board of Directors. He serves on the General Commission on Religion and Race of the United Methodist Church. Moore is a native of Robeson County and lives near Prospect School. He is married to the former Rosie M. I.ocklcar. They have five children: 2 boys enrolled at Prospect School, 1 son at PSU, a son employed with Moore's Chain Saw Service, and a daughter employed by the Robeson County Church and Community Center In Lumberton. FHA Financing of New Fire Truck Finalized at Fire Dept. Meeting i it ii i i I r Present for the check presenting ceremonies weret Ibsck row|, left to right, Karl Demery, volunteer fireman i Arnold Johnson, volunteer fireman; Pembroke Councilman Sam Dlmli Town Manager, McDuffle Camming*; Ray Bell, volunteer fireman; Walter D. Batten | shown presenting the check to Ray Hunt, Pembroke Fire Chlefji Lacy ?MMHHHBKI Sanderson, volunteer flremant Ray Hunt; Joe Jones, volunteer fireman; Warren Love, volunteer fireman; |front row |, left to right, Lacy Jacobs, volunteer flremani BHIy Dial, Rural Fire Chief; Robert Schneider, volunteer fireman; R.J. locfclear, assistant Fire Marshall; Oberon Lowry, volunteer fireman; Councilman Milton Hunt; and J.W. Chavis, volunteer fireman. II was the culmination of a long range project initiated by the Pembroke Rural Volunteer Fire Department last Thurs day night when Walter D. Batten, county manager of the Robeson County Farmers Home Administration, pre sented a check for J SO,000 to Ray Hunt. Pembroke Fire Chief, to flnalire financ ing for a fully equipped and modern fire truck purchased by the Pembroke Rural Volunteer Fire Department, The truck has significantly increased the ftre lighting capabilities of the mostly volunteer fire department. Interim financing was arranged through First Union National Bank In Pembroke until the low interest (5%) loan was approved by the Farmers Home Administration. FUNB Pembroke vice president. Jimmy Hedgepeth, attended the meeting to express his appreciation to the firefighters. Who Has Filed? \ An Update Al the end of Wednesday, the following candidate* had filed for a number of county-wide office* Ceeener, < halmer* Bigge; Henea ef Bapreainla Uvea, David Parnell and William C. Gayt Sheriff. Hubert fttrme and Dtinn drill; Csnafy Cemariarianer, Herman IMal and Ted Rrmlnffon. Pembroke Mailnn (Harriet; M Paul* Dteirfci Hill He radon ; Based ef Kdwerien- deheaan t e*Mty, Merri* I drift. Ibiriey drift, dirherd Devi*. Hub* Hammond* I ill! an Pave lrv||ra? Jerry lean and triad** Ple^v fttmml Beard af Kdeaallao, W Lin wood Floyd. Patricia P. Lennoo and H. Pay Sedan. Oilier office* being contented thta year. ?ub|eci to (be May primary, art lha Lumberton (ommttaioner Diatrki District Attorney, Senate and the lail and Water (ontervation Hoard No one had Mad officially tor theee office* at the end of Wadnaaday. J?nan It, l*7| ahhtm^h a pjarhaia ofeaadMatii are atyrtiaa lindane Ifcr litin^ld ^d^taa dnr Mint February t, HtTt at II Man W ||[fl ^B il MrW&IJ^^^^^^B BJJWMTnWm PSHS KEY A KEYETTES CLUBS PLAN WALK A THON The Key ami Kcycttc Clubs of Pembroke Senior High School are planum)! a walk-a Ihon lor Saturday, February 2C The purpose of the walk-a-thon is to raise money for the N.C. Jayeccs Burn Center AH groups or individuals interested in taking part or contributing should contact Mr Hampton Brayboy. PSHS, at S21-14M; Jeff Maynor at S21 HISS or any Key or Keyette (Tub member HELMS MOURNS DEATH OF HUBERT HUMPHREY ( )ii hcarin)! ol the death ol Senator Hubert Humphrey Friday night. Senator Jesse Helms of North Carolina said " The uniqueness ol Huhcrt Humphrey is that today his loss is being mourned universally and genuinely at least as much by those who often disagreed with him as by those who shared his views "The last time Huhcrt came to the Senate chamber, he caine over to my desk, put his arm around me. and said. T love you. Brother ' And you know, I felt precisely the same way about him I have lost a dear It tend and the nation has lost a gallant and happ/ WWTlilf **' Senator Helms Hew to Minnesota where he attended the funeral services held at the House of Hope Presbyterian Church in St Paul Burial . followed at l akcwood Cemetery in Minneapolis GIRL SCOUT COOKIE SALE TO BEGIN JANUARY 17 (>irI Scouts in Pines of Carolina Scout Council's 20 counties will begin their annual Cookie Sale on January 27, Ciiris will he taking orders through l eh I f The cookie sale is a major source of income to keep (iirl Scouting on the move and I growing Proceeds are used to on going I program and services, for purchase of equipment and for rnainlainencc and development of (iirl Scout property Troops receive a bonus lor each bo* sold to help finance their own programs and community projects .J (trough the cookie sale, girls are trained in salesmanship, planning and budgeting (iirl Scouts have been raising lunds throui'h the sale ol cookies since I'Mh I Some 70 million hoses ol cookies are expected to be sold nationally this year If you are not contacted hy a Girl Seoul and wish to order cookies, please call your area cookie chairman Chairman for Kohcson County is Marie Hullard. l umberton. 7 W- 470b IN THE ARMED FORCES Pvt. Donald G. Hunt Ft. Sill, Okla.- Pvt Donald G Hunt, whose wile. Delia, lives in Fairmont. NC, recently completed training as a cannoneer under the One Station Unit Training Program at Tl Sill. Okla OUSI is a I t week period which combines basic combat training with advanced individual training Students learned the duties of a howit/er or gun section crewman and received instruction in handling ammunition, settling fuses and preparing charges, communications and maintenance Pvt Hunt entered the Army in October. IY77 His mother. Mrs Mariha Hum. lives in Fairmont Dannie M. Wllklna Groat Patla. Mont.-I h-nm* M Wilkins. son of retired II S Army Sergeant First Class and Mrs Daniel W Wilkin* ol Pembroke. NC. has received his lirsi promotion in the US Air Force Wilkins |Hianoled to airman recently completed training at I auk land APR. les . and Is now assigned at Mahnstmm APR Mont He serves as a security specialist with a unit of the Strategb Air Command \trmen Wilkins m e IWf graduate of Pembroke ienuu High S*hoH Pvt. Ardanicl Oxandtn* Ft. Sill, Okla.-Privatc Adraniel Oxendine, son of Mr and Mrs Arlonda Oxcndinc of Route 1, Fairmont. recently completed training as a cannoneer under the One Station Unit Training Program at Ft. Sill. Okla OSUT is a If-week period which combines basic combat training with advanced individual training Students learned the duties of a howit/er gun section crewman and received instruction in handling ammunition, settintt fuses and preparing! charges, communications and maintenance. I'vt Oxendine entered the Anny in October 1477 He is a 1477 graduate of Fairgrove High School ROWLAND INDIAN COMMUNITY ORGANIZATION TO MEET The annual meeting! of the Rowland Indian Community Organization will he held Friday. January 27. at 7 p.m. at the Hickory Hill Church Fellowship Hall. All members arc urged to attend, the public is also cordially invited to attend V.F.W. NEWS Sunday. January 8, 1478 the Hth District of the Veterans of Foreign Wars of North Carolina met at the Maxton V F.W. Pott for their quarterly meeting with Sisters and Comrades from the following post: Spring Lake. Fayettcvillc. Raeford. St Pauls. Red Springs. Pembroke, and l.umberton. A high nolo of I ho meeting was the Voice of Democracy Program, in which ihe i cop place winners were announced. First Place winner. Kandy Ethier of 'Fayetteville, N ('.. Second Place winner, Mary l.inda Hullard of Route L Maston. N.C.. and Third Place winner was Andrea Schmidt, of Fort Bragg. N.C. Kandy delivered the Winning Speech In addition, to being First Place winner in the Xth District he was Third Place winner in ihe State Title hf the essay was "My Responsibility to America " Regular Monthly Meeting of l.ixklcar-laiwry V.F.W. Post 2841 was held Monday night, January V. 1978 at the Post Home Following a delicious meal of Chicken and Pastry, a Joint Meeting was held ami the Post Winners were announced First Place Winner. Mary l.inda Bullard. Prospect High School, and Second Place Winner was Tina Pcagler. Pembroke Senior High School Comrade 1-ec A May nor. Membership Chairman, reported to the Post on the membership drive with our Post being 100'f in membership The Pembroke V F" W Post now has R8I plus members and was the Firsl Post in the District to reach IIKI'v in membership for 1978. The Post was awarded a "Certificate of Merit" for Membership by Xth District Coinmander Joe Finos. Ihe Pembroke Post participated in the luncral of Comrade Fernie Barton, a deported Comrade The following Sisters and Comrades were in attendance for the Military riles: Katie Collins. Cammie Cowry. PcarlieOsendine. Daisey Demery: Lacy Collins. Hubert Osendine. Lee A. Maynor. Wcllon Lixklear. Josh lax'klear. Monroe la>wry, Arhhor Osendine. Sr.. Kirby Amnions. William C. Chutis. Arbhor Osendine. Jr . Johnny Jacobs, and Archie Osendine Duimcv Demery is Ausiliary President and Monroe laiwry. Post Commander of laxklear lowry V.F W Post 284.1. R.B. DC AM TtTLC 1 DROOP WHIWlll MIITtMQ ( nunsil of the BSBA Title I and Migrant FaJus atitin Programs will meet In the Media Center at the U K Dean *chonl m loesdav January 17. at 7 <10 p.in MMMund AdmMMMhw*. tk-hwd '
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