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TREMENDOUS MDIAN ART
EXHMT COMING TO
PSO NOV. 23
PSU's Native American
Resource Center to excited to
announce that (or ea eight
week period from Nov. 23 to
Jul IS, a tremendous Indian
? art exfafelt w|l be at the
center through the courtesy oi
the lastltate of American
Indian Arts in Santa Pe, N.M.
The Lambee Regional De
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vcfopment Ann. of rcisDroKC
to co-sponsorinn the exhibit
along with PSU'a Native
American Resource Center.
The exhibit would thus be up
for both the Thanksgiving and
Christmas holiday periods.
The person responsible for
bringing the exhibit to PSU to
rector of the Lambee River
Native American Center tor
the Arts, which is in its third
year at operation.
Mrs. Loctlear and her staff
visited the Santa Fe institute
in Jane of 1981 and immedi
ately took steps to invite the
exhibit to Pembroke. At that
time M| LsrMsar and Har
old Lock lea* of Pembroke
were attending a summer
session at the institute. Craig
now works there as an in
structor, while Harold is art
instructor for the Robeson
County Indian Education Pro
"This is an exceptional
opportunity for oar students
interested in art in Robeson
County," said Mrs. LocUear.
"h wfll give them a new
perspective about American
Indian art. We believe the
students of PSU wfll also be
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gretuy uncrcsico.
The exhibit, entitled "One
With The Earth," contains 45
beadwork, weaving and bas
ketry.
Putting the exhibit together
waa the Bureau of Indian 1
Affair* which did so for the
nation's Bicentennial in 1976.
Its purpose as stated was "to
share with Native and non
af a ? ? ?t ? ? athA at.. I. ?>
Nauve America tne ncnnesa
and variety at Native Ameri
can heritage which continues
to contribute significantly to
the life of our nation."
Mrs. Locklear and PSU
have worked closely with
Chasles Daly. director at the
Institute at American Indian
Aft Museum, in arranging the
exhibit.
During the eight-week per
iod that the exhibit will be in
PSU*s Native American Re
source Center, it will be open
from 8 a.m. to S p.mr
Mondays through Fridays. If
groups wishing to visit the
exhibit on Saturdays during
this time will contact PSITs
Native American Resource
Center, it will be specially
opened for them. The phone
number is: 521-4214, Ext
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From PSU, the exhibit goes
to the Smithsonian Institute
in Washington. D.C.
Mrs. Locklear has been
working with some ISO gifted
and talented Indian students
in the areas at visual arts,
music, dance, creative writing
and drama from the seventh
through the 12th grades. She
recently returned from Wa
shington, D.C., where on
Sept. 29-30 her staff put up an
art exhibit in the Department
at Education.
FOUR NKW PSU ALUMNI
CHAPTERS TO RE
ORGANIZED
Walter Osendteo, PSU
Qkgaaiisd to go whhthe three
previously formed. The new
ouas wll be in the areae of
Raleigh, DRfen. SC; Wash
ington, D.C.; and New Jer
sey-New Tort.
ASmrrt, "K^wjPjw^sitor
palpi, and teostwRMke used
alUMridu^termeatiags: Her
Jut. 24-Greensboro Chapter
meeting; Ju- 31~Fayettevflle
Chapter meeting; March 15
Organhattonal buHih hi
Washington, D.C ana; aad
March 29?Organisational
moating in New Jersey aad
New York ana.
NOMINATIONS FOB
ALUMNI AW AIDS SHOULD
BE MAILED IN
If you wish to nominate
someone for PSU's two most
prectigioas alumni awards,
the "Distinguished Alum
nus" and "Distingukhed
Service" awards, you should
send your letters to Waltor
Onsadtae, director of alumni
affairs, before Jan. 15. The
winners will be announced at
the homecoming banquet Feb
12 ANNUAL GIVING
CAMPAIGN'S PHONE A
THON SET NOV. 8-19
Last year PSU inaugurated
a very successful "Phone- A
Thon" to reach alumni in
* helping to promote the Annu
al Giving Campaign and home
coming. Students manned the
phones in volunteering to
help.
This year's "Phone-A- Thon"
wiD be over two weeks? Nov.
8-12 aad Not. 15-19. Direc
ting it will be Dr. Matt
Msrriim, director of PSU
Radio and TV Communica
tions.
FELICIA TURNER TO BE
CHANCELLOR'S RADIO
GUEST
FeBda Tamil, cultural
events coordinator of PSU,
will be the rwho guest of
Chancellor Paul Gtv?a on his
weekly radio program, "From
The Chancellor's Office," to
be aired at 10:45 a.m. Sun
day. She will discuss all of the
entertainment events this
.academic year at PSU.The
test of the year. Dtay OBn
pto add his Jaz2 Band, drew a
large crowd to the Performing
Arts Center.
PSU OVER ONE FOUKTH ,
WAT TO ANNUAL OVING ?
GOAL
Goal of PSU'a Annual)
Giving Campaign is $100,0001
this academic year. The yearl
really got underway July 1 andf
'gifts to the PSU Foundation,J
Inc., since then have number
ed $27,877. The big fund
raising dinner Tuesday, Nov.
9 should be another big boost
to it. The S50-a-piate tickets
can be purchased from die
PSU Office of Institutional
Advancement, phone 521
4214, Ext. 252. Dr. thhmd
Plaane, director of that office,
is leading this year's ticket
campaign.
GOD'S FAVORITE COMEDY
TO BE PRESENTED NEXT
WEEK
The N?l Simon comedy,
"God's Favorite," an adap
tion from the Book of Job, will
be presented at PSU's Per
forming Arts Center Thurs
day, Friday and Saturday,
Oct. 14-16. A special matinee
performance will be held at 1
p.m. on Friday, Oct. 15. This
is a Pembroke Players pro
duction, directed by Chet
Jordan who specialises in
theatre.
Tickets are S3. Season
subscribers are admitted for
$2. PSU students are admit
ted free.
?
Coming up on Monday,
Oct. 18, is the musical, "The
Fantasticks," by Daedalus
Productions of New York, to
be presented in the PSU
Performing Arts Center at 8
p.m. Tickets to that are $5.
Season subscribers get in for
$3. PSU students win be
admitted for SI.
1
Telephone 521-0778 for
more information or tickets.
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PSu'lW 22 to Jaa. 15 w?*
the abovo{ [left to right] IMo
Oiioilm, center ot the PSU
Native Amerlcao Keaeerce
Contort Jeaetta LocUeor, *
rector of the Coetort and
$ i??:: .....
JanJ* Maynor UcUcar, *
Vector af the fnmfcii Rhrec
Native American Center far
tal to bringing the exMUt to
PSC.
?an i? n?wii?iw?mm
Dr. T?m B. Charfe [|M
rh?rrlw far rtafaut afblra
et PSD, receatljr 1*4 the
Adrieery Bedget
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CoBMtootoB on a tow of the
PSU Student Center to show
ing the need for additional
?pace for PSU stadoBta. Cha
vla on tUned PSU'i needo for
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a $6.3 mlllloa University
Center when the eld Pro
perty h pmeatfytaded.
Enrolls at |
Jamestown College
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Ljmm LacMaar baa aaralad
at Jaiaaatawa Callaga 1b
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1W aanaf Mr. aad Mia. Ljbb t
Is a transfer itndwt from J
Pembroke State University In .?
PftmlwnkA mt Jimiatnwn
Coteyh Norte Dakota's rafr \
The Rev. Bdmond Locklear,
Jr. preached from Timothy
6:14 Sunday, k waa wooderM
having him unravel the weed
to ua.
On Wednesday night Bro
Wade Oxendine read the
scriptures.
On Thnrsday night the
Ladies Auxiliary will meet.
Saturday is conference. All
members are asked to be
The Sunday School Rally,
will beheld the 15th oTOEC at
the North Side Church.
Homecoming is Nov. 14.
Come worship with us on any
of these occasions.
The pastor. Rev. Joseph
Lee Locklear. along with the
members, offer you s hearty
welcome.
The family of Ifiw Chris
tfaie OmuSM would like to
express their thanks for all the
kindness shown to them la
their time of sorrow over the
loss of Mr. Nathaniel
Oxendine.
May God Mess each at yon.
Always remember, let's pray
for each other. Someone
needs yonr prayers, Christian
friend. There is trouble in the
land everywhere.
Pray for all our sick loved
ones.
THOUGHTFOBTODAY
Someone needs yon, is it
me? Please, dear reader, look
around you and yon will see.
Yes, 1 need yonr prayers
desperately.
Please pray for as at Ever
Green.
IN THE ARMED
FORCES
VANN C. WEAJUNS i
Marine Lance Cpl. Vann i
C. Wcarina, ton of Harvey
and Etta Wearins of Route 1, 1
Shannon, NC has been awar
ded a Meritorious Mast while <
serving with 3rd Supply Bat- *
talion on Okinawa. 1
A Meritorious Mast is
official recognition from a '
Marine's commanding officer
for superior individual per
formance. h is issued in the
form of a bulletin published '
throughout foe command, and
copy is entered in foe Ma
rine's permanent service
records.
TYRONE LOCKLEAR
Airman Tyrone Locklear,
son of Billie and Vera M.
Locklear of Pembroke has
been assigned to Sheppard
Air Force Base, Texas, after
completing Air Force bask
training.
During foe six weeks at
Lackland Air Force Base,
Texas, foe airman studied foe
Air Force mission, organiza
tion and customs and received
special training in Unman
relations.
In addition, airmen who
complete bask training earn
credits toward an associate
degree in applied science
through the Community Coll
ege of the Air Force.
The airman wfll now receive
specialized instruction in die
aircraft maintenance field.
He is a 1982 graduate of
Prospect High School, Max
ton.
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