PEMBROKE DANCE
CENTER ANNOUNCES
STUDENTS OF MONTH
Pembroke Dance Center is
proud to announce that stu
dents for the month of May
have been selected/ They are
Beth Chavis. Nicole Locklear,
Metodi Rene locklear. BiUie
Jo Hunt. Nicole BuQard.
Honorable mention are
Wynena Cummings, Katina
Dial. Stephanie Brooks. Tara
Kan*?m. Sharon Bullard.
" ITVUM1NG L VENTS
Pembroke Dance Center
will provide several enter
tainment numbers for the
Little Miss Lumbee Pageant
on June 30. They are
presently in the first session
of the summer program. You
. may come by and register for
the summer program Monday
-Wednesday after 4 p.m. The
second session will be held
July S-July 30.
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The rocking chair wat in
vented by Benjamin Franklin.
"Few know how to be old."
La Rochefoucauld
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Camara/Reeorder Video Unit
A tingle ultra until video
camera and video recorder
combination at eaty to-han
dle and operate at a stand
ard super eight movie cam
era? One that will make
two-hour video cassettes for
home use? It's not only pos
sible but it's coming soon.
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Compared with a super 8
movie camera which film*
for 3 minutes, this single
unit micro video system, de
veloped by Matsushita Elec
tric, can record up to 2
hours on a small video cas
sette. The tape can be seen
without waiting for proces
sing and unlike film, the
tape can be used over and
over.
For the television in
dustry?and TV viewers,
there's equally exciting
news: an eng (electronic
news gathering) system that
will combine a video cam
era and a video tape record
er in a single, hand-held unit,
needing only one person as
an operator.
The eng system, accord
ing to Matsushita, will offer
broadcast quality color in
addition to its compact sin
igle unit size which will
mean better and faster news
for the public, more dramas
and documentaries produced
on location and future de
velopment of video cas
settes and disc software.
NOTES
-COMMENTS
Health is valuable only
to those who have lost it.
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Nature Is grand until
the weeds begin to grow.
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I
Careful drivers never
I know when they save their
own lives.
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The love songs
8 couldn't have been this
silly when we were young.
v Most people are ready
to spend someone else's
money.
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Homemakers
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to meet
The Cherokee Homemakers
met in a joint meeting on
Friday. June 14.1982 with the
Shannon and the Rex Home
Makers Clubs in the confe
rence room of Lumbee River
Electric Membership Corpo
ration in Red Springs.
The Cherokee Club was
hosts for the meeting with
Mrs. Maude Locklear presid
ing. After the devotion was
given, the meeting was given
over to the Robeson County
Home Extension Agents.
The topics given by the
agents were as follows: Mrs.
Ann Fail, questions and ans
wers on freezing and canning:
Mrs. Mollie Briely, Launder
ing in the eighties, the do's
and don'ts of laundering
clothes; Mrs. Jenny Smith
stressed the importance of
home safety, how to make
your home more secure.
There was questions and
answers from the club ladies.
Announcements were made
and the meeting adjourned
with the club collect.
There were 23 ladies pre
sent for the meeting. Refresh
ments were served to the
group.
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Anything that involves
your life is important-like
safe driving.
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Those who seek to im
prove their minds will be
leaders of tomorrow.
PEMBROKE MIDDLE
SCHOOL HONOR ROLL
Pembroke Middle School
has released (he names of the
honor roll for the sixth six
weeks reporting period from
the office of the principal. Mr.
Barry- Harding. All students
are in the 7th grade.
A- James Cedric Woods.
Demetnas Owens. Maria Lock
Lear. Anthony Rudolph Dial.
Shelena Smith. Sonya Lock
lear. Kim Sue Locklear. Kim
berly Sue Locklear, Paul
Locklear. Caroline Locklear.
Media Hunt, Cynthia Strick
land. Athena Locklear, Chris
topher Sampson. Deidre Ni
cholson, Toshia Hardin, Betty
Thompson,. Helen Jacobs.
Laura Jacobs, Calvin C. Lock
lear, Mearle Locklear.
B- Dale McKinney, Aman
da Lowry. Jerry Hedrick,
Bobby Burns, Don Warriax.
Anessa Hunt, Sue Edwards,
Anthony Hunt, Chris Lock
lear. Tonya Graham. Amanda
Hunt, Jonathan Blue, Victoria
Chavis, Beverly Clark, Jean
ette Locklear, Ernest Bell,
Kimberly Chavis, James
Gark, Relena Deese. Gwen
dolyn Locklear, Michael Low
ry, Stephen Sampson, Mitch
ell Locklear, Timothy Cum
"iings. Phihp Lock tear. John
Locklear Amelia Lock lea r.
Carol Jones, Kelvin Locklear,
Michelle Clark. Jennifer Dee
se. Atathony Revels. Tina
Blue. Debbie Osendine, Alan
Brayboy. Kimberty Locale
Brewer. Chariene Ham
monds. Tina Louise Huddles
ton. Vonda Kaye Jacobs.
Kimberly Dynette Locklear.
Sherry Lynn Locklear. Steven
Ross Lowry, Mark Anthony
Richter, Tracy Lynn Spence,
Terena St. Pierre. Jerry Tay
lor. Deloris Thompson. Debo
rah Chavis, Kathy Jones.
Amy Oxendine, Corbin V.
Eddings, Jamie Jo Jacobs,
Melinda Jacobs. Cedric Lynn
Locklear. Elizabeth Joy Lock- ?
tear, Davy Oxendine. Carol
Jean Sanderson, Jamie Lee
Sattenfield. Jacqueline Blue,
Wannaa Chavis. Rebecca
Hammonds, Annette Locklear
Lisa Carol Locklear. Matthew
Locklear. Brian Maynof, Wil
liam Oxendine. Carol Strick
land. Shetia Ransom. Frances
Ransom, James R.L. Oxen
dine, Loretta Hunt. CedeII
Hammonds, Charlie Bullard.
Leon Revels, Bridget Lock
lear, Alicia Locklear, Tammie
Dial. Cecilia Locklear.
The first formal rules for baseball required that the
winning team score no fewer than twenty-one runs.
ISAM R. NOBLE]
"A FRIEND
OF
EDUCATION"
Says, The North Carolina
Association Of Educators.
SENATOR NOBLE IS A STRONG
ADVOCATE OF OUR SCHOOLS!]
HE IS FOR LESS TAXESI I
In 1979 there were 618 administrative positions,
which have grown to 1,025 state positions and 250
federal positions by 1980. In 1969 there were
l,171vOOO children enrolled in public schools, in
1981 there were only 1,134,000.
HE IS FOR LESS BUREAUCRACY
Senator Noble has consistently opposed the 8 regional
Education Centers. Noble said the Centers are opposed
by NC Association of Educators as mnot necessary and
reduplicating services." The centers received state and
federal funds which had been removed from appropria
tions. But, the opposition put them back.
SENATOR NOBLE SAYS ...
"THE PEOPLE WANT LESS GOVERNMENT, LESS
TAXES & LESS BUREAUCRACY
Paid for by Sam R. Nobla, Re-election Committee
Gene Ballard, Chairman
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PEMBROKE
. UPHOLSTERY
'Over U Yean Experience
'Complete Furniture Rebuild
big and Upholstery
'Estimates Given
GROVER LOCKLEAR
521-4990
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THOMAS & SON
? General Electric Hotpoint |Hwn
Franchised Major Appliance Service
Refrigerators-Air Conditioners-Dishwahers
P-7 Ranges-Washers-Dryers
i w. Thomas, Mgr. Microwave Ovens-Ice Makers
PHONE 919-739-4724
HUNT'S STUDIO
OF PHOTOGRAPH Y?2&!j
'Pram Portraits
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LUMBEE PRIDE
China Hutches & Cabins,
Custom-made Wood Products
Quality Furniture
JAMES LYNN
LOWRY
CALL 521-9030
LOWRY'S COUNTRY
STORE
* Complete line ot seed 'Grocery
Hardware
JOE LOWRY
OWNER
"CALL 521-0434
WOOD'S SIGNS
RONALD
WOOD-NUk
Route 1, Box 426 BP
Pembroke, N.C. 28372
PHONE 521-2937
DEESE TAX SERVICE
Fast and Accurate Tax Service
23 Yean experience
Special ^rice for Short Farm
OPEN NIGHTLY
Federal and State $10.00
Located at Deese Realty
404 West Central Street
Maxten, N.C. 28304
B & B OUTLET
2209 West 5th Street Lumbertoa, N.C. 20350
QUALITY CLOTHING AT REASONABLE
llll^ PRICES
Next Door to Fefecia'i Styling Salon CALL 738-5147
JACKIE
STRICKLAND
PEST CONTROL
DAY CALL NIGHT
738-7176 739-6506
TravaUag la DattoMT
iCALL DOWNRIVER
TRAVEL AGENCY
30ft Fed StrMf
Lincoln Pwh Mteb. 48146
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Special Rates oa Al Urge Orders
Ftsh- Shrtap- Oysters-Scallops
Lobster Tafc ills*en Crab Lags-;
LEWIS'S SEAFOOD MARKET
FRESH SPOTS
Mr. * Mrs. J. FraaUla Lewis
521-0247 tNJ 521-22M ? Nig*
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Pembroke Floral, Inc.
UNION CHANL ao*o
WMssont, n.c. sears
rlowers For Ail Occasions
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BIG MO'S
GOAL POST
RESTAURANT
Breakfast...6 to 10 Daily Lunch Specials
HWY. 74
WEST OF
PEMBROKE, NC
MOORE'S
CHAIN SAW
Prospect Area
SNAPPER & YAZOO
LAWN MOWERS
We Service What we Sell
} CALL 521-9942
JOHN'S GARAGE
8 Miles West of Lamberton
Off Hwy. 74
?All Foreign and Domestic
Transmissions g
'Established 1961 MHHHI
*21 Years Experience
PHONE-738-9303
THE CAROLINA
INDIAN VOICE
P.O. BOX 1075
PEMBROKE,N.C.
28372
FREDA'S QUIK STOP
*16 OK. Drinks; 39c *2 Liter Cokes, Sprite, Tab;
*10 es. Drink; 25c S1.09
'Phillips 66 Gas *Ptae State Ice Cre?a
*Mllk S2.25 GaDon $1.69 per >/>Gallon
?2 Loaves Bread; $1.09
UNION CHAPEL ROAD
LUMBEE TRADING j
POST
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AO type* of ladlon Croft*
rnurvtiw Jeweby WoeUy Location
Call 422-3333 hi R*wh?d
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D1GITEC
WIRELESS
ALARM
SYSTEMS
To*T* Lack aaO Gaa
Rente 3, Bo* 399
Peaibroke, N.C.
PHONE 919-521-3523
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McMlLLIAN
RADIATOR
SERVICE
Hwy. 74 P.O. Bu 315
JERRY McMlLLIAN
PHONE 521-3153
FILLIN STATION
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LOUISE SANDERSON
N.C. Hohm of R?pr?MitativM
"QUALIFIED EDUCATION
and EXPERIENCE"
PROBATION/PAROLE (26 YRS.)
? TEACHER (4 YRS.)
I SECRETARY BOOKKEEPING SALESPERSON
FARMING INTERESTS
I YOUR VOTE 18 APPRECIATED
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