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GOVERNOR JAMES HUNT
PROCLAIMS APUL a
"SUPER SATURDAY"5
y?' ?*' FOR Effltlij ?'
North Carolina Governor
James B. Hut, Jr., has
proclaimed the date of Satur
? day, April 3. MRT^Sifcer
Saturday" ia North Carolina.
The proclamation was as
follows:
s
lis hod as annua] "Super Sat
drday'' event in.Pembroke,
North Carolina; and
WHEREAS, Pembroke
State University has invited
12 schools from across North
Carolina for a cheerieading
festival, all alumni for an old
timers baseball and soccer
game, and will be hosting the
North Carolina Wrestling
Federation Tournament: and
WHEREAS, the U.S. Army
Parachute Team, the "Golden
Knights", will perform for the
people of North Carolina; and
WHEREAS, the purpose of
this event is to encourage PSU
alumni, parents, students,
and all people of North
Carolina to join together in
this fun, family day through
many events, including arts,
mask, and drama; now
THEREFORE, 1, James B.
Hunt, Jr.-, Governor of the
State of North Carolina, do
hereby proclaim Saturday,
April 3. 1982, as
PEMBROKE STATE UNI
VERSITY "Super Saturday"
in North Carolina and com
t npnd this observance to our
* citizens."
This war's event at Pem
r broke State University is the
third annunat event and was
started by PSU Sports Infor
mation Director Gary Spitler.
gFor more information" contact
I Pembroke State University,
HfQIQt 521-4214. T n %
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PEMBROKE STATE'S
WOMEN'S TENNIS
TEAMS SECOND
N SEASON LED BY
LUMBEKTON'S
f KAY CABTEB
Women's tennis at Pern*
^broke State University seems
>< to be on the move as the
. Lady Braves blasted off to a,
r J-2 tall record and are now
amidst the spring schedule.
Coach Ann Webb, head
>&coneh of the women's tennis
" program at PSU, feels the
' squad is improving.
"We are playing a strong
schedule this spring, " Coach
Webb began. "The team is
working hard and improving.
We are doing lot of things
. right in practice and if can
continue to play with confi
dence, we should win the
close (Mies."
Playing No. 1 for the Lady
Braves is -Lumberton's own
Kay Carter, a sophomore. She
finished the fall season in the
No. 2 spot with four wins and
one loss.
"Kay is a real competitor,
said Coach Webb. "She has
worked hard on her game and
has improved her total game
since last year. She is a tennis
enthusiast and an inspiration
to aty the team."
No. 2 is manned by junior
Julie Hall of Mt. Gilead.
Coach Webb added: "Julie
has a nice serve and baseline
game and hits the ball with
power. She plays first doubles
with Kay Carter."
Junior Debbie Caviness of
Gotdsboro is at the No. 3 spot
' as she "la hitting the ball with
morn depth and playing better
than she has ever played,"
Coach Webb stated.
Fourth spot in singles ac
tion is played by sophomore
Sharon Smith of Fayetteville.
"Sharon has very good fun
damental strokes and she
should become a winner in the
fourth spot,". Coach Webb
predicted.
Others playing in order for
the Lady Braves net team this
spring is freshman Kathy
Gooden of Clark ton, junior
Yvonne James of Winston
Salem, sophomore Lynn
Guyton of Fayetteville, fresh
man Karen Ryder of Fayette
ville, junior Lisa Gonzalez of
Fayetteville, and junior Bri
ditte Brayboy of Pembroke.
The remaining 1982 spring
schedule for the Lady Braves
women's tennis team is as
follows: (Home matches in all
caps):
March 24-GUILFORD: 26
at Pfeiffer; 27-at High Point;
30-at Campbell.
April 2--ELON COLLEGE;
3-FRANCIS MARION; 6
UNC-WILMINGTON; 13-at
St. Andrews; 14-CATAWBA;
16-17-Carolinas Conference
Tournament at Pfeiffer; 22-24
NCAIAW Division 0 Tourna
ment at UNC-Charlotte.
PEMBROKE STATE'S
WOMEN'S RASKETBELL
TEAM HAS FINE YEAR
BREAKING SCHOOL
RECORDS
Pembroke State Univer
sity's Lady Braves basketball
team has put their uniforms
away for another year, but the
1981-82 season will be re
membered for a long time.
The Lady Braves zoomed to
a perfect 7-0 Carohnas Con
ference regular mark, posted
a perfect 10-0 home record,
and finished 16-9 overall and
in addition advanced to A1AW
ie^oiiii competition for the ,
Ast time ever. g
"We are very pleased with
the regular season outcome
and the effort," stated third
year Coach Linda Robinson.
"We knew we had a young,
talented team, but we are
nothing but pleased with the
success of this year's unit."
Coach Robinson added,
"We feel very fortunate to
have been 10-0 at home and
we had posted several good
wins on the road especially at
Elon and High Point. We did
not lose a close game during
the regular season which
speaks well for the young
squad."
Three school records were
broken during the 1981-82
women's cage season. Junior
transfer Donna Moody broke
two records for moat free
throws made in a single game
and the most attempted.
Against Baptist, the Fayette
ville native made 14 free
throws and attempted 16. The
old record was nine free'
throws made and 14 attempt
ed
1. . . *1 ( D
ns a icmii, urc wwj uisrcs r
posted the best free throw I
percentage in women's has- I
ketbail history making 62.6 I
percent (305 of 487) through
the 25-game season. The old
record was set during the
1979-80 season when that
team made 59.2 percent.
"Our young players kept
getting better and better,"
Coach Robinson continued.
"We were pleased to see
freshmen Barbara Green and
Dee Major improve so much
during one season and look
forward to next season."
And speaking of next sea
son. -the Lady Braves are in
excellent shape as the entire
team is back.
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"We ace elated and it ia a
coach's dream to have the
entire' team bad," continues
Coach Robinson who owns a
47-28 career record at PSU.
"They are already working on
their own for next season
which shows they are deufcr
mined to be a fine balklub ",
As Car as recruiting, touch
Robinson says she has no
committments, but they are
looking for the strongest
recruits for the positions.
Coach Robinson hopes to add
one guard, one forward, one
center, and an extra player.
"We played some' very
good teams daring the season
and that is one reason that our
final record of 16-9 might not
sound so good. But the
strength of our schedule was
extremely tough," (Coach Ro
binson added.
Pembroke State's victim in
the Regional Tournament
went on to win the region and
is seeded first going into the
A LAW National Champion
ships. Seeded second is Fran
cis Marion. PSU played three
' games with those calibre
teams.
The final stats found that
the Lady Braves had five
players average in double
figures. Leading the attack
was Donna Moody (18.8)
while the others scoring in
cluded Barbara Green (15.2),
Lisa Mason (13.1). Dee Major
(10.6), and Sheila Stephen*
(10.5).
Both Moody and Green
were named all-Carotinas
Conference. When the round
ball hits the hardwood for the
1982-83 season, it will be nice
to have an entire returning
unit back in the black and gold
uniforms for PSl^. ^
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Famiv note
j Wedding Anniversary
V
?T Oa March 13. 1982 Mr*,
leaste M. BuOard celebrate*
?er 37th anniversary although
dr. Dan Bullanl was
Jeceased in 1955. Mrs. Butt
i art remembers the special
ft days they spent together.
All their' children were
present for the occasion ex
cept one. Those present were
Mrs. dc Mr. Morris of Char
I n
krtte ft son; Mr. Du Bollard
of Lumberton ft daughter
Mr. ft Mrs. Eddie Lee
Locklcar of Lumberton; Miss
Bessie Lee Bullard of the
home.
Everyone enjoyed a won
derful meal at the Western
Steer of Lumberton followed
by an evening of fellowship at
the home of Mrs. Bessie M.
Bullard of Lumberton.
?
Jayceiies raise
money for
Heart Fund
The Pembroke Jaycettes
and community children can
vassed the town of Pembroke
selling balloons to raise mon
ey for the N.C. Heart Associ
ation recently. Five hundred
dollars was raised and pre
sented to the Pembroke Heart
Fund Chairman Jimmy Hed
ge peth, president of First
Union National bank of Pem
broke by Jaycette Frances
Chavis, project chairman and
Katy Sampson, co chairman.
After a long morning of
collecting contributions, the
children were treated to lunch
compliments of the Fillin
Station and the Pembroke
Jaycettes. This is just another
way that the Jaycettes are
involved in community activi
ties.
The Pembroke Jaycettes
would like to thank Frances
Chavis. chairman, Katy Sam
pson, co chairman, the com
munity children and most
importantly, those who so
generously gave to help those
with heart problems.
i i
Peariirafcr Jaycettea and
cvmmmmatty children are ex
ham ted after a long day ef
faad rah tag Seated left te
right are: Chad BaBard; Bry
an Tauaatiad) Lance Jacebat
Stacy Warriax; Kreetanya
Hunt; Karen Dial, vice pre el
deat. Staadtag left te right ara.
hub; Elvera LocUear, preal
dent; Valerie LocUear; Pan
Ozeodioe; Lesle Townaend;
Nancy LocUear; Becky Samp
?on; Mis. Benfadi Godwin;
and Katy Sampson, co- chair
man. Not shawm Linda Bel
aid; Carolyn Oxendhie; Nancy
Smith; Victoria Oxen dine and
Bobby OxemUne, Jr.
YOUTH FOB CHS1ST
CHUten NEWS
The pastor is Elder Larue
. Barton. The assistant pastor
is Elder W.T. Lowery.
\ v We praise the Lord for the
wonderful service be gave us
Sunday. We thank him for the
five souls that accepted him
as their personal Savior.
Continue praying for those
who are lost.
Rev. Larue Barton preach
ed a wonderful sermon from D
Peter 3 Sunday afternoon at
Pentecostal Church of Christ.
We thank the Lord for that
service.
We praise the Lord for the
precious soul who got saved
last Sunday while listening to
Bro. Jesse Lowry's radio
program. Continue support
ing him with your prayers.
Pray that souls will continue
being blessed. If you and your
family would like to sponsor a
Sunday, contact Bro. Jesse.
Ifour iu?ibettoe w* be
HZ. LelirKton ?? ba
^reaching to ? revival at St.
'aula Holiness Church nuat
reek. Pray for tbto revival.
Sitter Mary LocUcar. Sistei
Gloria Tyler. Sitter Stndri
iVilkin* and Buddy Brayboy
vat given a birthday dinner at
he church fellowship hall
Sunday. May the Lord Meat
hem with many more.
Continue praying for the
tck and shut-tat. Remember
Sitter Anna Lock tear who hat
?een in the hoapital this paat
reek. Pray that the Lord wiD
ouch her and many othera
rho are sick.
We invite you to come and
worship in any or all of our
erviees.
Vielet Bee* WUtna
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Oxendine
School
Honor
Roll
The following honor roH has
been released from Oxendine
School by .C.A. Maynor, prin
cipal:
Sixth Grade At Brian Emanu
el. Julia Pierce. Julian Pierce.
Tracey Tetterton. Sixth Grade
Bt Wayland Anderson, Deb
bie S. Locklear and Pamela
Smith.
Seventh Grade At Tony
Clark and Shirley A. Locklear.
Seventh Grade Bt Dale God
win and Cleopatra Locklear.
Eighth Grade At Susan
Brewer. Eighth Grade Bt
Chris Chavis, Stephanie Coo
per, Marcus Cummings,
Frances Jacobs, Ken Dale |
Jacobs, Georgette Johnson, ;
Iris Locklear and Don Scott.
Metnoaist
Youth
plan
Rally
Day
Hundreds of United Meth
odist Youth of the North
Carolina Conference will
gather for Rally Day on April
3. The activities will take
place at Methodist College in
Fayetteville.
Among the highlights will
be a sermon by Bishop
William R. Cannon of the
Raleigh Area, dramatics by
Ira David Wood, Director of
Theater in the Park, near N.C.
State University, and a con
cert performance by Ed Kil
bourne. Kilbourne is consid
ered one of the most unique
artists of the last decade of
American popular music.
While he has performed 2500
concerts in the United States
and Europe. Kilbourne has
released 9 albums, the most
recent of which is "Play It
Again." _
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