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This week's column spot
tights our ehBdren-W lead
gional Development Associ
ation is very concerned with
our youth ss is' evident by the
operation of seven day care
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centers that provide top-notch
day care services at sub
stantially-reduced prices, and
the sponsorship of two Lum
bee Longhouse < Learning
Centers for pre-school age
children.
1 Recently children from the
Learning Center were taken
on a tour of PSU'e Infirmary.
This waa part of the Center's
Career Awareneaa Stndy In
PriMc Service.
GBANDffADMIT DAY
ATFAUCOhlAt
h to Mid that 'creative
ideas dad innovative thinMag
ut the trademark .4 con
tinuing iiccttf." LKOA'a
Day Ctre Program has adopt
a^'^pecM^Actfottes Day."
On Octofcer 8, 1982 the
Fairgrove Day Can Coaler
conducted a OnadgmaU'
Day at the Center. The Coaler
I oMdren invited their groad
parents to via* the Cieater aad
share their ideas aad
thoughts. Those attending
Ann Rev. and Mrs. Tommy
Swett,- Mr. aad Mrs. Erie
Hupt, Mrs. Vardell Hunt,
Mrs. J.W. Hunt, Mrs. Army
Hunt, sad Mn. Mi Ja
cobs. Aim tmmBag wu Mr.
JlMl SmpMB (standing,
second from right) LKDA
Board Member, re pre tenting
District VD which iactodes
Fakgreve. The ladies receiv
ed corsages as a special gift
fran the Captor staff.
The Iwrtaiid Fire Depart,
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fighnrfg tkillv All is attend
ance seemed to enjoy the
(?splay, especially the chil
dren. The grandparents had
tl afAtK ? -
lunch witk the children, mak
pueiti ^adcbldm.
ly because its emphasis was
community education and in
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to keep theomumaaity to
The Center staff would like to
operation and participation
and loaka forward to con
ducting another apodal event
in the noar future.
PARENT/STAFF MB1WG
AT SOUTH HOKE
South Hoke Day Cam Cen
ter waa the piece to be
September 30. 1982 aa the
parents and staff gathered to
view and discus the new
1982-83 Parents Handbook
published by LRDA's Day
Care Program. Lynneettah
Jacobs, Day Care Program
Directo| presented aa over
view of Lumbee Regional
Development Association
(LRDA).
Ms. Pearlie Brooks, Center
Director, discussed several
topics of personal interest to
the parents, ranging from the
children's eating habits to die
"new look" being imple
mented at the Center due to
Level 1 Authorization.
Ms. Brooks extends an
invitation to all community
persons needing quality day
care services at nominal fees
to visit the Center or call
875-5777.
The bask weekly fee per
child is S13. This entitles the
child to a breakfast, lunch and
an afternoon snack, regard
less of race, creed, color or
national origin. Individualized
curriculum development acti
vities are also provided to all
children.
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johnny D. Chavis, Pem
broke Aeto Parts of Pembro
ke, was a recent wiener in the
Gates Mystery Shopper Pro
gram. Chavis has received a
IS speed Hamiltpn Beach
Blender of his choice from a
selection of 10 outdoor
oriented prizes. He has also
received a Gates Mystery
Shopper Distinguished Sales
Award.
For showing professional
ism in providing customers
with expert advice and service t
Chavis was named winner
when he sdggested that the
Gates Mystery Shopper pur
chase, or inspect, a cooling
system part related to a car
v-beh or radiator hose being
purchased by the Mystery
Shopper.
Chavis is the grandson of
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard and
Icela Chavis of Pine Street,
Pembroke, and the son of Mr.
and-Mfs. Johnny and Jean
Chavis of Pembroke. He has
recently left Pembroke Auto
Parts to pursue a career in
Police Technology and plans
to go the the Raleigh State
Highway Patrol Academy.
Chavis is aso working volun
tarily with the Pembroke
Rural Fire Department.
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Aluminum f?il under
the nepkin in your
roll besket will keep
the rolls hotter lonj^^^
Before storing leftover yam,
snip a strand from each
and tape to the outside of
the box. At a glance you'll
know what the box contains.
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Americans spend some $100
billion a year on shoes.
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"The object of teaching a chile
I is to enable him to get
along without hit teacher."
| Elbert Hubbard
PARENTS MEET AT
UNION CHAPEL DAY
CAP CENTER
Uniea IWy Care
Center wee the site of the
October S, 1982 Pnut/Stiff
?opting where parents en
tfcoslastically praised the pro
frees of the Center and
especially the progress of the
children. The parents com
mended the overall anccessfnl
work of the staff persomiel,
particularly the new director,
Mrs. Ethel Oxendlne.
Lvnneettah Jacobs [shown
above far right], Day Care
Program Director is shown
presenting an overview of
LKDA, the sponsoring agen
cy. She also entertained
qnestions from the parents
concerning the new 1982-83
Parents Handbook.
The Parents . Committee
discussed the possibility of
sponsoring a Halloween Car
nival at the Center for com
?nunity children as a safety
precaution. A sub-committee
was formed to canvaa the area
for publicity porpoaea fe an
effort to ?*?'*'? maximum
enrollment at the Center.
Ethel Oxendlne, Union
Chapel Day Care Center
Director, extends a cordial
invitation to all lntereated
parents needing day care
services at a low weekly coot
to come by the Center or call
521-2868.
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Special goeata at Fairgrove Day Care Center aa it ob served "Grandparent*' Day."
Moating the
Challenge...
Cooperatively!
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Electricity is the highest
grade, most versatile ener
gy available. We use it to
power motors, drive pumps,
heat and provide light.
Yet, despite its versatility,
electric energy has one
drawback. It can't be
stored. The simple fact is.
electricity must be gen
erated when consumers de
mand it.
That's why America's con
sumer-owned rural electric
aystffcs have preached
conservation for so many
years, asking people to
manage their use of power,
to use electricity more wise
ly and to use it at different
times of the day. Your rural
electric cooperative must
have ready enough electrici
ty to meet the penod of
highest demand If we can
reduce this peak ? if we
can even out demand ? it
means we al wl benefit.
We can help you find ways
to save energy and money,
ways to help us reduce
peak loads Give us a cal.
We'I attack your energy
problems the way we met
the chaltenge of bringing
light to the countryside
cooperatively
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To Assure Continued Leadership
RE-ELECT
James H. Hammonds
To The
Lumbee River Electric
Membership Corp.
Board of Directors
5th District
OCTOBER 19, 1982
A VOTE FOR EXPERIENCE