NEWS
V
VIEWS
Ronald Reagan, Presi
dent:
"1 can guarantee you
that this administration
will not fight inflation by
attacking the sacred
rights of American work
ers to negotiate their
wages..."
James L. Buckley, Under
secretary of State:
"Stringent security ar
rangements will be im
posed as part of President
Reagan's proposed sale of
AW ACS radar planes to
Saudi Arabia.
Charles Mathic.s,
Senator (R-Md), after
meeting with Soviets:
"I think we made it
clear that any kind of
military action in Poland
would have a very sharp
reaction in the West..."
Menachem Begin, Prime
Minister, Israel, be
fore leaving for talks
with President
Reagan:
"We shall speak with
open hearts, as friend to
friend and allies to
allies."
Raymond Donovan, Labor
Secretary:
"...this is a nation of
laws and we cannot pick
and choose those we will
keep and those we will get
rid of."
NCARNG
Weekend Trainina
by S?t. Murray McKcMum
Publicity NCO
Det 1. HHC 2d Bn 252nd
Armor. NCARNG. Red
Springs. NC began its train
ing at 0755 hours Saturday
morning with roll call by
Acting First Sgt. Anthony
Chavis. Inspection of
the men and equipment by
Cpt. John R. Townsend,
Station Commander, after
which Cpt. Townsend turned
each section over to the
Section Leaders. Training for
each section. Battalion Main
tenance. Battalion Transpor
tation and Headquarters Tank
Section was as follows:
Maintenance and Trans
portation together on Satur
day morning. Sgt. Bill Ben
nett was in charge of the
training. The training was pm
protection in the Nuclear Age,
NBC Warning and Reporting
System, Operation in a
Chemical Environment and
Introduction to NBC Profici
ency Training. The training is
annual and each member of
the unit is required to take the
training.
Hq Tank Section traveled to
Southern Pines to take the
written portion of the Skill
Qualification Test. The test
lasted four hours.
Saturday afternoon Trans
portation Section had training
on operating vehicle in sand.
SFC Hudson Lane assisted by
Sgt. William Sampson was in
charge of this training.
Maint. Section had training
on completing TAMMS
forms, describe the need for
tool control. MSG Robert
Douglas assisted by Sgt.
Eddie Powers led this train
iag.
Hq Tank Sec had NBC
u-aiifing that the Trans and
Maint Sections had Sat. mor
ning.
Sunday morning training
'consisted of how to describe
methods of providing teck.
Asst. supervised operator and
maintenance and inventory
assigned properly by the Bh
Maintenance Platoon and
Driving a vehicle off road, and
driving a vehicle under black
out conditions by the Trans
portation Section. MSG Doug
las was in charge of training
for the Bn Maintenance Pla
toon while SSG John R.
Brayboy conducted training
for the Transportation Sec
tion. The Hq Tank Section's
training was conducted by
SSG James Locklear was on
the M-85 7.62 Machine Gun.
SSG Locklear stressed to the
men the importance of keep
ing their equipment clean and
in perfect working condition.
2Lt K..L. Marsk was in
charge of Bn/Co Combat
l earn tryouts for the rifle and
pistol teams. Several men
from throughout the Bn came
to try out for the team.
Sunday afternoon was de
voted to maintenance of equip
ment both personel and at
company level. A briefing on
re enlistment bonus and what
was expected from all the
men in the unit was given by
Capt. Townsend at the final
formation Sunday afternoon.
The men were dismissed until
next drill which is 6 & 7, Feb.
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MOTES?
-COMMEN
The bes^ friend is ne
who gives you critic in
straight.
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Most people are he
fogged by figures, ] ne
kind or another.
....
'Sensible query: 'If
you are so smart, i 'hjr
aren't you rich?"
....
Men make their living
either by work lor
manipulations.
....
The easiest way 4o
soften the human body is
to pamper it.
....
How many people do
you know who give more
than they receive?
....
Indecision is costly,
but hasty action some
times costs more.
....
The best way to avoid
being tired all the time is
to rest at the right time.
....
When you discover a
liar you know how to pro
tect yourself against what
he says.
.... S1
There is a vast and
fundamental difference
between promise and per
formance.
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grow and develop when
its people are envious of
each other.
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Youth
for Christ
Church
News
Pastor : Elder Larue Barton
Asst. Pastor: Elder W. T.
Lowery.
All our previous engage
ments were cancelled due to
the death of Sister P^arlic
Lowery. our asst. pastor's
wife. Please continue praying
for (he greived family.
Our sale will be announced
at a later date.
Rev. Daniel Locklear will be
the guest speaker at St. Pauls
Holiness Church, Sunday Jan.
17. He also will be attending
the Sunday at St. Pauls that
afternoon at 2:30 p.m.
Following that service he will I
be preaching at Faith Fellow- \
ship in Fayetteville, at 7:00
p.m. Everyone is invited to
attend these services.
Rev. Larue Barton will be
the guest speaker at the St.
Pauls Holiness Church, Fri
day Jan. 22, at 7:30 p.m. The
Church bus will be leaving the
Youth For Christ around 6:45
p.m. All members are
encouraged to please try and
The Shannonikfes will be
singing at Sandy Grove Sat
urday Jan. 16. You are
invited to attend this service.
Continue praying for the
sick and shut ins, especially
the sinners. Also, continue
praying for the family that
lost their loved one Sister
Pearlie Lowery, that God will
comfort them in these lonely
hmirc
Bro. Jesse Lowery's radio
program is on every Sunday
on WEWO at 2:30 p.m. Pray
for this program.
Pray for the members of our
church, especially the pastor
and Sunday School teachers.
These are the ones that the
sinners get the opportunity to
hear the Word from.
We invite you to attend any
or all of our services.
Violet Roae WUIdns.
Golden Gleams
Honesty is but an art to
r seem so.
-John Marston.
\
His words are bonds, his
oaths are oracles,
-Shakespeare.
A man never surfeits of
too much honesty.
-John Ray.
Honesty is a fine jewel,
but much out of
fashion.
-Thomas Fuller.
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Jaycees off
"Jelly Drive"
For the eighth consecutive
year. Jaycees all across North
Carolina will once again be
selling jars of grape jelly.
State Jelly Sale Chairman,
Mike Sherill of the Ashe bo ro
Jaycees. has announced that
this year's sale will be con
ducted during Jaycee Week,
January 17th through January
23rd. Proceeds from the
annual Jelly Sale go to the
North Carolina Jaycee Burn
Center in Chapel Hill opened
in February, 1982.
In addtioa to providing total
patient care, the Burn Center
staff conducts burn research.
maintains a akin bank tcachet
basic burn management and
prevention to rescue squads,
emergency room personnel
and other health professionals
throughout the state.
"Thanks to the generosity of .
thousands of people who have
brought jelly from Jaycees,
the North Carolina Jaycees
ha<-e contributed over S416,
OOU.OO to the twenty-three
bed burn facility. "Sherill
said. Individual jars of the
jelly will again be sold for SI
and any additional contri
butions can be made through
your local1 Jaycee chapter.
United in Holy Matrimony
MR. AND MRS. GREGORY COINS
Miu Evelyn Bullard and Gregory Goins, both of Rt. 2, Pem
broke, were united in marriage in a double-ring ceremony on
Wednesday, December 23, at two-fifteen in the afternoon at the
Marriage Chapel in Dillon, S.C. The bride is the daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Daniel W. Bullard. She is a graduate of Prospect High
School in Maston and is employed with Alert Manufacturing
Company in Lumberton. The bridegroom is the sen of Mr. and
Mrs. Tom R. Goins and is a 1977 graduate of Pembroke State
University with a degree in social studies. He is employed with
the U.S. Post Office in Pembroke. The couple will live on Rt. 2,
Pembroke.
GOSPEL SING PLANNED
The Prospect United
Methodist Church, Maxton,
NC will have a gospel singing
on Sunday, January 17. Sin
ging will begin at 7 p.m. The
Kev. Bob Mangum, pastor,
and Harold Jacobs, music
director, invites the public to
attend and participate.
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QUARTERLY SINGING
SCHEDULED
The Burnt Swamp Bap
tist Association will hold its
regular quarterly singing on
Sunday, January 17 at 2 p.m.
The singing will be held at
New Point Baptist Church,
located just outside of Lum
berton on the Fairmont Road.
Everyone is invited to attend.
The pastor is the Rev. Sanford
Locklear.
Loc/c/^^P
honored
on
Birthday
The faculty and staff of
Piney Grove School held a
surprise social hour on Jan. 6
in honor of Principal Grady
Locklear on his birthday.'
Mrs. Josephine Ransom
presided over the occasion.
Mr.Thomas Low cry, assistant
principal, and Mrs. Caramal
Locklear presented Locklear
with a nice pen set from his
staff. The following poem
was written and presented by
Mrs. Helen Smith;
Happy Birthday
Mr. Grady, some people say
we are as young as we
feel..And we believe this is
true...For there are days we
feel very young...but days we
feel seventy-two...But, every
birthday is really a gift from
God...Allowing us to continue
on the path of life to trod...
Many times we hesitate about
our age... But it's just a matter
of turning a new page...For
life, is like a book...we add
pages every day.... And others
can only read the things we do
and say...Mr. Grady, age is a
state of mind...not just the
years you've lived...For we
believe out of your young
heart...you'll have many
years to give...Enjoy this your
day, as you turn another
page...We don't know how
old you are...so don't worry
about your age.
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