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PSHS Chorus receives Superior Rating ?town above are: Tcnw Bartiey, Dale Braeka, Sarah Brown, Debbie Butler, Wan da Ballard, Marsha Carter, Laytoa Chavla, Joiene Dial, Leteda Dinkini, Rndolpb Freeman, Mark Graham, Wesley Jacobe, Janet Lock I ear, Karon LocUear, Patrick The Pembroke Senior High Mixed Chorus and Girls .Chorus both received Superi or Ratings at the District Choral Festival on March 12th. The festival was held at Union Pines High School in Moore county. There were 18 entries from Moore, Robeson, Scotland, Montgomery and Richmond Counties. The Mixed Chorus per Locfclear, Cbhttu Uwiy, Diane McDongald, Katby Peagier, Un Benj, Paolo Daniel, SheUa Daniel, Fhytta Jacobs, Alesle Jones, Jsbn LocUear, Sylvia Locfclear, Timothy Locfclear, Francis Lewiy, Norma Lewry, Eric formed "Kyrie" from Mass in G by Schubert and "All My Trials" by Warren Swenson. The Girls Chorus sang "Lift Thine Eves" by Mendelssohn and "I Know Where I'm Going" by Zaninelli. Adjudicators for the festival were Fiances Cowan, Rich ard Keasler, and Dr. Richard Cox of UNC-G. Comments made by die adjudicators Mack. JuHfl Malcehn, M McNeS, Phyffls McNalr, Join Nelson Oxendlne, Gwcat Sch neider, Barbara Strickland, Janet Sntton, Doria Thomp son, Sheila Reveia, Mary Cnankp, Perry Hammonds ad Cathy Thomas, Director. were: "Very controlled tones in the groups," "Beautiful choir," "A very fine prefor m ance," "Very musical groups" and "Lots of energy, eliciting sound." In addition to the Choral Festival the PSHS Chorus has also performed at several special school functions inclu ding Reaccreditation Ban quet, ball games and con ? certs. ELECT MeDUFFIE CUMMINGS FOR Robeson County Sheriff THE PEOPLE'S CANDIDATE Serving home cooked Baibeqoe HATE SALE APRIL 2. 1982 Town Park 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. PAID POLITICAL AD j LRDA INf CTION j Update on Lumbee Enrollment Program The Lumbee Enrollment Program is a component of Lumbee Regional Develop ment Association, Inc. Since its inception two years ago, the program has enrolled approximately 9,000 Indians into the Lumbee Tribe. Said Ed K. Chavis, Director of the Enrollment Program: "We appreciate the time these people have taken to learn who their ancestors were." To become enrolled into the Lumbee Tribe one must com plete a lineage chart that traces his ancestry back to at -least the years 1880-1890. After completing the lineage chart which is furnished by the Lumbee Enrollment Pro gram, one must furnish some -sort of proof of birth such as a birth certificatci family bible, etc. Upon satisfying these two requirements, the person be comes a member of the Lum bee Tribe Information con cerning schools and churches attended in Robeson County is also requested, but is not mandatory. The Lumbee Enrollment Program sincerely solicits your cooperation in seeing _ that each person- In yonr" into the Limbec Tribe. Enrollment applications are available at the follow ihg sites: LRDA's Neighborhood Service Centers (contact Eva Locklear at 521-9761 for in formation); Lumbee Indian Education's Lumbee Long house Learning Centers (con tact Andrenna Scott at 521 9703); Adult Education Pro ject's Adult Education Cen ters (call 521-9703 and ask for Marilyn Locklear); CETA field offices in Bladen, Hoke and Scotland Counties (contact Christine Moore at 521-9761); or the Day Care Program's Day Care Centers (contact Heannie Ransom at 521 9761). Applications for out-of state or out-of-town Lumbees are available upon request by contacting: Vail Carter of the Metrolina Indian Association in Charlotte, N.C. (call 704 333-0135); Ruth Revels at the Guilford Native American Center in Greensboro (call 919-273-8606); Jama Hardin of tha Cumberland County in Payettevihe. N.C. (call 919-483-8442); Barry Rich ardson. the Baltimore Indian Study Center. Baltimore, Maryland (301-67S-3&3S); Adelaide LocUear in Detroit, Michigan (call 313-922-7997); or Ms. Anna Sloan in PhUa delphia, Pennsylvania (call 21S-743-11I6). For further information Complex on Highway 711 East. Pembroke N.C. Or direct inquiries to: The Lam bee Enroll mew Program, c/o LRDA. P.O. Boa 68. Pem broke.'N.C. 28372. Call (919) 521-8602. A trained and capable person is available at each of these sites ready to assist you and waiting to hear from ycxif ? * it r Winners ot (be Ait Contest held at the North Caroline Indian Unity Conference in Raleigh were presented Cer tificates at the monthly Parent Meeting of the Lombee River Native American Center for the Arts Tuesday night, Mar ch 9, 1982. in addition to the Certificates, the winners, ail students ai Deiora Com 1 tilings, Visual Arts Director of the Center for the Arts, re- . celved cash awards from the North Carolina Commission of Indian Affairs, sponsor of the 6th Annual N.C. Indian Unity Conference held March 4, 5, 6, 1982. The Lambee River Native American Center for the Arts ir'a component of Lumbee Regional Develop ment Association, Inc. located in the former LRDA Annex building on Highway 711 East in Pembroke. Janie Maynor Locklear is Director. Shown above, standing left to right, are: Mark Scott, Pembroke Junior High School Jfth grader who won first place In drawing; Terry Lowery, Prospect High School 10th grader, first place, painting; Samuel Bird, Pembroke Sen ior High Uth grader, first place, pointing; and Febta Oxendine, South Robeson, 11th grader, second place in painting and second place, etching. Kneeling, left to right are: Teresa Jones, Sooth Robeson 10th grader, first place, etch ing; and James Malcolm, Pembroke Senior High 12th grader, first place in painting. Not available for photo were Paul Locklear, 7th gra nder at Pembroke Middle School who won 2nd place in drawing and Cynthia Rene' Lockiear, Magnolia School Uth grader who won honora ble mention. NC Indian Commission meets with LRDA staff The staff of the North Carolina Commission of Indi an Affairs, with A. Bruce Jones, Executive Director serving as primary spokes man, met with the staff of Lumbee Regional Develop ment Association, Inc. Tues day. March 16. 1982. The purpose of the meeting that took place in Pembroke at LRDA's Lumbee River Native American Center for the Arts building was to improve com munications between the two Indian agencies. It was an informal, round-the-table meeting with everyone pre sent encouraged to participate in the discussion about Indian issues. According to Mr. Jones, there is a need to open up communication lines between the Commission and LRDA. If LRDA becomes more involved with the Commission, the Commission will become strengthened, with LRDA serving as an extension of the Commission to the commun ity. Mr. Jones stressed func tioning as a team. He also touched upon the need to broaden the base of influence so that Indians can help themselves. He urged every one present to continue work ing to cement the relation ship. The role of the North Carolina Commission of Indi an Affairs was also explained. The role includes a broad mandate including acting as an advocate for Indian people and administer!rig programs. The agenda consisted of a welcome by Kenneth R. May nor, Executive Director of LRDA, and an introduction of the Commission and LRDA staffs by A. Bruce Jones and Mr. Maynor. Issues discussed included: the role* of the N.C. Com mission of Indian Affairs. The Commission being con cerned with facilitating the block grant process so that it serves the best interests' of all Indian tribes and organiza tions in North Carolina. Coordination and commun ication between LRDA and the Commission and other Indian tribes and organiza tions was also discussed. The establishment of a North Carolina Indian Pro fessional Association was ex plored. The association would sponsor the annual N.C. Indian Unity Conference and the annual N.C. Indian Youth Conference. It was suggested that all directors of ANA (Administration for Native Americans) projects repre senting all Indian groups and tribes meet and discuss the proposal further. The meeting was deemed a success if for no other reason than it served to clear the way for better and improved com munications between the two Indian agencies. It was also decided that LRDA and the Indian Commission would meet on a regular basis probably quarterly. 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