ABOUT
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Heat oranges and lemons
in hot water a few minutes
and you will get more juice
from them.
If there is space, a free
standing cabinet with a cut
ting-board top and cabinets
underneath placed in the
middle of the kitchen saves
many steps.
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A divided egg poacher is
just the thing for heating
baby's food. Place the food in
the compartments over warm
water.
To get rid of mildew in
closets,' on shelves and
walls-dip a doth in plain,
undiluted vinegar and rub ail
the mildew from the wood.
Let dry thoroughly.
WARRIORS FALL TO CLINTON
By lto?M UMa
Twice CUaton manageo to
score runs after there were
two oats, and that ability to
com through when the chips
were down enabled the Dart
Horses to edge Pembroke 6-5
in high school baseball action
Tuesday night.
it was a game that Pem
broke desperately needed to
have any chance of catching
East Bladen, but die Warriors
made one too many errors and
it cost diem.
The one that broke the
' ? .s."i v ~7?"~
game open cone in the top at
the sixth with Pembroke
ahead, 5-4. Warrior catcher
Eric 0. Locklear made a goad
play in getting Lennie Fai
aoa'a popup back near At
screen, and pitcher Eric Lock
tear (5-2) got the next man to
hit an easy grounder to the
short t^>. Mike King follow
ed with . what should have
been a grounder to end the
inning, but second baseman
Timothy Carter uncorked a
throw that sailed way over the
?
tot baseman's head.
Mariuy Williams, victim of
a homerun barrage by the
Warrior* two weeks ago, got
one of his own this time, a
two-run blast that cfeared the
left field fence and gave
Clinton the lead. 6-S. i
Joel Coleman struck out the
three batten Iit facet! hi the
home half of tite sixth. After
retiring the first two batten
up for 'Pembroke in the
seventh inning, Coleman gave
up a single to Eric Locklear,
but he came right back to get
Randy Jacobs to hit a game
ending grounder to third.
Jacobs had staked Pem
broke to a 2-1 lead back in the "
second inning when he strok
ed a double to left-center
field. Steve Cummings scored
easily, but the throw to the
plate got there in plenty of
time to get pinch runner
Benny Demery. Demery, who
had stumbled on the base
paths, had other ideas as he
jarred the ball loose from
Clinton catcher Ken Stafford.
Alertly Coleman had come
into back up the play, and
when the ball came loose,
Coleman was able to retrieve
it and throw out Jacobs at
third base. David Jacobs hit a
soft liner to center field and
scored on Timothy Carter's
RBI-single to give the War
riors a 3-1 lead.
After Clinton had gone on
top 4-3 in the visitor's half of
the fourth inning, Pembroke
responded with a- run of its
own to tie the game at 4-4.
Bobby Sampson drew a walk,
stole second and advanced to
third on a wild throw by the
catcher. Sampson scored on
Lee McRae's single. McRae
came around to third on
Timothy Carter's single, but
was thrown out at the plate
when he tried to score on An
thony Locklear's infield fly.
The Warriors went ahead,
5-4, in the bottom of the fifth
when Devy Bell scored from
third base on a passed ball by
the catcher.
Pembroke travels to Pender
County Thursday afternoon,,
and will return home next
Tuesday night for their season '
finale against West Bruns
wick. The Warriors (10-11-4
4) need to win both games to
finish above .500.
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Robeson NCAE
to host Awards &
Retirement Banquet
The Robeson County As
sociation of Educators is
holding its annual awards and
retirement banquet for the
teachers of Robeson County,
Friday, May 21, 1982 at the
Pembroke Elementary Cafe
teria, beginning at 7:00 p.m.
Coat la $6.50. Call 521-4354 if
yon are interested in attend
ing.
rtOMlSES BROKEN
Seventeen promises
President Reagan made in
his State of the Union ad
dress were broken in the tax
and budget program he
championed and Congress
enacted, Congress Watch,
organized by Ralph Nader, a
lobbying and research
group said recently.
I
In
Loving
Memory
in memory of
mrs. RrrnEL. cummings
WHO defarted THIS LIFE
OCT. 23,1970
Mother, we miss you, but
we know you are so happy
with Jesus. We miss you
around the home place, espe
cially your smiling face. 1 hear
you aa you would hum
"Amazing Grace." Now some
of your children, we know
about that Amazing Grace.
We live one day at a time as
you always taught us to pray.
And sooo. very soon, we are
going to see Jesus and I'm
sure where he is then mother I
will tee you. Mother, because
we are not happy in this world
here because we know now
that this world is not our
home. R is just like you said,
it Is only a dressing room to
get ready to go home to
heaven. Mother, keep your
eyes upon that Eastern Gate
because your children are
coming home just as soon as
Jesus comes for ut. We will
see you. Mother, in heaven
some sweet day, ?
Your daughters,
Mrs.EunfSMneOi i ? i.
Mm. Betty lm LitMsm, Mrs.
LedaMhi HaaMMudtMHtd Mrs
SHEFF'S SEAFOOD COMPANY
_ CORNER OF 3RD AND ODOM STREET
Hours of Operation:
TUESDAY. WEDNESDAY. THURSDAY. .11 mo-9:30 pin
FRIDAY. . .11 tin-10 pm
SATURDAY , 4 ptn-10 pm
?Closed Sunday & Monday
Sheff's Grill opens 11 am. Daily
Tuesday - Friday
r * i
4-H _
County I
Activity I
, Day 1
One of the major events in
Robeson County 4-H program
is the County Activity Day.
Once called Demonstration
Day. County Activity Day is
an activity in which 4-H
members present demonstra
tions on 4-H projects. Demon
strations normally last from
five to twelve minutes with
the exception of outdoor cook
ery projects. Demonstrations
are a special kind of activity
which help develop a 4-H'er
in public speaking and pro
vide worthwhile skills.
County Activity Day will be
held Saturday, May 15, 1962,
in the O.P. Owens Agricul
tural Center. Registration will
begin at 9:00 a.m. and
demonstrations will begin
promptly at 9:30 a.m. Four-H
members will have an oppor
tunity to present demonstra
tions in the following areas:
?American Business System
?Archery
?Artistic Arrangement
?Automotive Skill Driving
?Beef Char-Grill
?Bread
?Crafts
?Crop Production and Utili
zation
?Dairy Foods
?Egg Cookery
?Electric
?Entomology
?Environmental Quality
?Forestry
?Small Engines
?Wildlife
?Fruit and Vegetable Use
?Home Environment-Home
-Energy
?Horticultural Production and
Marketing
?Horse
?Horse Public Speaking
?Landscaping
?Livestock Production
?Open Class
?Peanut Foods
?Photography
?Pork Cookery
?Poultry
?Poultry Barbeque
?Safety
?Sewing
>1 The public is invited to
attend this worthwhile youth
development activity. For
more information regarding
the County Activity Day or
other 4-H program, contact
the County Extension Office.
Community , I
Calendar I
ROBESON CO. BEEKEEPER
MEETING
The Robeson County
Beekeeper Association will
hold its regular monthly meet
ing at the O.P. Owens Agri
cultural Building onMay 18,
at 8:00 p.m.
MAY DAY ACTIVinES
There will be May Day
Activities held at the Oxen
dine School on Friday, May
14th from 8:30 to 12.-00 noon.
All students are participating
with special entertainment by
Mr. Willie Lowery. Refresh
ments wfll be sold. A special
invitation is extended to aU
parents and friends of the
school.
PLATE SALE
There will be a plate sale
held at the Shannon Commun
ity Building Friday May 28,
from 10 a.m. until 9 p.m. for
the pupport of Kimberiy Ben
nett who is entered in the
"Miss Carolina Teen-age"
Pageant. Chicken and Barbe
que will be on sale for $3.00 a
plate.
MAY DAY ACTIVITIES
Union Elementary School
will have their May Day
activities Friday, May 14,
through the hours of 9:30-11:
30 a.m. The program for this
year will be "May Day In
Fairy Land." AO school par
ents and patrons are extended
an invitation to attend. Rain
date (if necessary) will be
Thursday, May 20.
PLATE SALE
The Pembroke District
Churches of God will he
having a chicken A Barbeque
plate sale at the Church of
God Campground on Highway
74 outside Pembroke, on
Thursday, Friday A Saturday
from 9:30 a.m. to 9:30 p.m. 1
daily. Plates are S3.00 Pro
ceeds will go for campground
improvements and play
ground for the youth.
SALLY AT CAMPGROUND
There will be an Evangel
ism Rally to be held at the
Church of God Campground
on Highway 74, east of
Pembroke beginning Thurs
day night May 13, at 7:30
p.m. continuing through Sat
urday night. The guest speak
er will be the Rev
Steve Brock of West Chester,
Ohio. Rev. Brock is a well
known Radio A T.V. personal
ity with the Forward A faith j
program. He is a graduate of;
Lee College in Cleveland,
Tenn. He is an annointed,
dynamic speaker and musical
evangelist. He will be praying
for the sick nightly. The
Reverend Millard Maynard,
District Overseer, gives a
cordial invitation to the public
to attend.
to speak
at
Saddletree
Church
of God
The Reverend Steve Brock
will be the guest speaker at
the Saddletree Church of God
Sunday, May 16, 1982 at the
morning (11:00 a.m.) and
evening worship service.(6:00
p.m.)
"" Rev. "Brock is from West
Chester, Ohio. He is a very,
outstanding and dynamic
speaker. The Rev. Millard
Maynard, pastor, gives a
welcome to hear this great
man of God to the public.
Marriage
plans
announced
Glenda Gail Locklear,
daughter of Mrs. Janie Lock
tear Davis and the late Mr.
Braddie Locklear, Sr. will be
united in marriage to John
Rodney Pllgreen, son of Rev.'
and Mrs. C.W. Pilgreen on
Saturday, May 15,1982 at 4:00
p.m. at the Beulah Baptist
Church in Rowland N.C. A
reception will follow immedi
ately in the Fellowship Hall.
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