Scenes from Miss Lnmbee Scholarship Pageant"
held Friday, July 2
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Shown above an the Jadgeo of Friday night's [July 2] Miss Lumbee
Scholars Up Pageant. They ate Bon Andrade, Donna PhHMps, Sam Gamer,
Mary McHoee Strickland, Gary ShetriH, Katie Brinddey and Doby Burroughs.
Standing [left] are Ms. Florence Ransom, Pageant Director and Ms. Janie
Maynor Loddear, Judges Chairman.
Miss Lumbee 1981, Jackie Jacob* is shown [sitting] with this year's Miss
Lnmbee Scholarship Pageant contestants. They are, left to right-Erline Deese,
Veronica Hunt, Jacqueline Loddear, Sherry Revels, Gina May nor, Debbie
Brewer, Joy Lynne Loddear, Rhonda Flanagan, Mary Gewanne Hnnt, Elizabeth
Arm Lowty and Charmaine Loddear. [Elmer Hunt Photo)
Shown above are: Gina Maynor, Swim suit and Talent non-finalist winner;
Debbie Brewer, First Runner-Lip; Jackie Jacobs, Miss Lumbee 1981; Rbonda
Flanagan, Miss Lumbee 1982; and Joy Lynne Locklear, Miss Congeniality and
Second Knnner-Up.
HELP ME HELP YOU
William L. (Bill) Oxendine
Robeson County
Board of Education
Citizen* of the R*ft Swamp, Bunt Swamp, Union and
Pembroke Precinct*: I would like to inform yon that the:
wfl] be a Ron Off for the
Robeson County Board of Education.
I bivMe all of you back to the polls,
TUESDAY, JULY 27,
and vote for the candidate that you feel
wfll best represent you and your children.
Elect
Wyvis Oxendine
County Commissioner
For The.Maxton, Smiths
Pembroke District
PIG PICKING AND CHICKEN PLATE SALE
Coenty Line Grocery, 1 mile (rem Maxton(Hwy.71 N.)
Serving 11 a.m. until 7 p.m. Sofcarday,July 17,1983.
S3.S0 per plate
Sponsored by Citizens to Elect
Wyvis Oxendine. County Commissioner
[ LRDA INACTION f
I by Garry Uwb Imh 1
The Mtowhig CETA Par
dcipanU attended the Track
and Field Meet that wee held
at Wallace Wade Stadium on
the campus of Duke Uni
versity In Durham, N.C., June
26 and 27,1982t [left to right)
LUlle Owens, John Loddear,
Nolle Oxendlne, Vincent
Locklear and Vinson San
derson.
Gov. Jim Hunt, along with
the Durham International
Track and Field Foandation
Invited LRDA'a CETA Parti
cipants to attend the 1982 Lite
Summer Games. The Meet
featured World Class ath
letes, national and Interna
tional from the USA, Ger
many and Africa. During the
two-day track and field events
there were seyeral world
records braked.
Shown above, left to right:
Anthony R. Camming?, Leon
Die! end Nelson Doagles.
These Lambee Regional De
velopment Association CETA
Youth Participants attended
the Second Annual Indian
Youth Conference held June 3
16th and 17th on the Pem
broke State University cam
pus. With approximately 350
youths In attendance, all
hdian Prime Sponsors across
the . stats warn represented.
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The following were winner*
in the Weight-Hfttag Com
petition Saturday [July 3] in
the Pembroke Town Park
daring Field Day Activities.
In the Women'* Division,
10 years and under age group,
Tonya Oxendlne was the
winner and Amy Harris came
in second. In the 11 yean to
13 years age bracket, Sandra
Oxendlne came In first, Rita
Jacobs [second] and Marshal
Oxendlne, third. 14 yean to
16 yean: Pat tie BeD [winner],
Donna Dial [second] and Kim
Porter [3rd]. 17 yean and
oven Debra McMOUan [win
ner], Wanda Allen [2nd] md
Tammy Lock!ear [3rd).
In the Men's Division, 13
yean and under age group,
Teny Locldear was the win
ner, Keith Bryan), second and
Aaran Baker, third. In the 120
Iba. to ISO lbs. category
Micheal McCartney was the
winner, Mark Jacobs, second
and John Dial, third.
151 lbs. to 180 lbs.:
Carlton Graham, winner, Ro
bert Oldham, second and
Roeeoe Oxendine, Jr., third.
1S1 Rm. to 200 Iba.: Micheal
Oxendine, winner, Chris Gra
ham, second and Harold Col
lins, third.
Over 200 lbs.: Gene Oxen
dine, winner, Randall Jacobs,
second and W. Patrick, third.
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The Lu in bee * Indians
at the 1962 Homecoming Po*
Wow held Saturday, July 3.
beginning at 6 p.m., at
Pembroke Senior High
School's ballpark.
\ Although Michael Nelson
won first place in die boys'
category in the 12 years and
under age group, Robert
Urban from Detroit, Michigan
came in second. Among the
girls, 12 years and under.
Tin ilea Urban, also from De
troit, Mich, won first place
while Shannon Nichol Dunn
from Pembroke took second.
In the boys' category, 13 to
16 years of age, Mark Lock
lear of Charlotte won first
place and Richard Locklear of
Detroit, Mich., second. A
mong the girls in the same
age bracket, Desiree San
derson from Detroit, Mich,
won first place and Beverly
Blue, second.
Elaine Flemming won first
place in the women's cate
gory. Barbara Locklear came
in second. Bob Winfree from
Charlotte won first place in
the men's category while
Mike Wilkins of Pembroke
came in second.
Said a spokesperson for the
Pow Wow Committee: "The
Lumbee Homecoming Pow
Wow was a great success. The
enthusiasm of the crowd
seemed to inspire and incite
the performers, ultimately
putting on a magnificent
dance contest."
An estimated 800-1,000
persons viewed the festivities
that included a dance contest,
an archery contest, arts and
crafts booths, and much much
more. This year's Pow Wow
was co-sponsored by Lumbee
Regional Development Asso
ciation, the Prospect Jaycees
and the Robeson County
Indian Caucus.
SPECIAL THANKS TO
MIRIAM OXENDINE
I inadvertently left Miri
am Oxendine's name out of
forming Saturday In The
July 3. She is Music
Director of LKDA'i Lumber
River Native American Caster
for the Arts.
I apologue for the error on
my part.
As a matter af fact. Ms.
Oxendine was involved in
practically every phase of the
Lumbee Homecoming activi
ties. Practically everywhere
an entertainer appeared in the
forefront. Ms. Oxendine. a
great entertainer m her own
right, could be seen in the
background (more likely than
not, sitting at the piano, one
of several instruments she has
mastered).
LRDA and Lumbee Home
coming is indebted to Miriam
Oxendine. For, indeed, with
out her talents and expertise.
Lumbee Homecoming 1982
would not have turned out to
be the success it proved to be.
Thanks Miriam!
recipients of the
indian health
service scholarship
The following 22 students
were selected for the school
term 1982-83 to receive the
Indian Health Service Scho
larship.
Gwendolyn D. Locklear
Anthony Q. Locklear
Jerald H. Smith
Vanessa K. Sampson
Glenn R. Harris ^
Bobby R. Maynor
Doylene Hammond
David W. Locklear
Carol Mitsue Ransom
Diane M. Oxendine
John N. Oxendine
Mitchel Jones
Jean L. Chavis
Jack E. Davenport
Roderick G. Locklear
Robin G. Brewington
Kerry D. Bird
Angelettia Lewis
Danny Silver
Tony Jones
Paula R. Brooks
Wynne F. Maynor
19 of the 22 recipients were
Lumbee Indians.
Psrticit'Ants wiii ffcfivf s
r * enable educational ex
other , necessary nhiraHrmal
cipemcs. 9|
All student* applied
through the Lupbee Regional
Development Association
Talent Search Program. The
Director of the Talent Search
Program, Ms. Belinda Scott
Harris, is also the Indian
Health Service Coordinator.
The' applications were ac
cepted in the LRD*A office and
then mailed to the Indian
Health Service office for se
lection. Criteria for selection
included academic perform
ance. work experience and
community background, fac
ulty recommendation, stated
reasons for asking for the
scholarship, and how their
desired career goals related to
Indian health manpower
needs, based on current
needs of Indian people.
Birth
Announcement
BIRTH ANNOUNCEMENT
Robert and Jane Ghavis
are proud to announce the
birth of their daughter, Sum
mer Leigh, born June 2S at
Southeastern General Hos
pital.
Summer is the grandchild
of Mr. and Mrs. Robert L.
Chavis and Mr. and Mrs.
Ambrose Oxendine of Pem
broke. She has two sisters.
Angel and Phoebe, and one
brother, Robert, Jr.
I VOTE
r Lillian Fayc Locklear
For
Re-Election to the Robeson
County Board of Education
A Candidate for Quality
Education for All
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