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RE-ELECT
CONGRESSMAN CHARLES G. ROSE
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7th Congressional District
...PROVIDING STRONG LEADERSHIP
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IN THESE TROUBLED TIMES.
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?Make Experience Count for You!
Let's Return Congressman Charlie Rose
to the U.S. House of Representatives.
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"FIRE PREVENTION "
OBSERVANCE
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LREMC Youth Board Installs Officers
Red Spring*-The Youth Board
of Directors of Lumbee River
EMC held their first meeting
of the new school year last
week to coincide with the
Annual Meeting of Members
of the rural electric coopera
tive. Parkton High School
senior Jeffrey Johnson was
elected president of the 12
member board.
The Youth Board was se
lected by stiidents enrolled in
seven area high schools.
Students from Pembroke.
South Robeson. Magnolik.
Maxton. Orrum. Prospect and
Parkton High Schools voted
on their representatives to the
board.
The number of representa
tives from each high school ?
was dictated by enrollment
of the school. The program is
of the school. The program is
being coordinated by Robeson
dent Purnell Swett as an
educational experience.
The Board will meet regu
larly to set policies and bylaws
for operation of the Lumbee
River EMC Youth Programs
inrougnout the year and at the
Annual Meeting. Four mem
bers of the Board will rotate
off each year as they gradaute
from high school and four
more will be elected to replace
them. Other area schools may
be invited to join in the
program.
According to LREMC'
Assistant Manager Ronnie
Hunt, the experience of parti
cipation is offered to give
these students a feel of the
operation of a cooperatively
run business. "These county
school students are going to
actively participate in the
operation of our youth pro
grams in the future...That's
good for them and even better
for us."
Lumbee River EMCis under
writing the operation of the
Youth Board and will offer an
all-expense paid trip to
Washington. DC to one of the
members each summer.
Other officers for this ;
year's Board are: Errol Oxen
dine, vice president; Hzie
Davis-treasurer and Carmela
Lewis-secretary.
The members are Kimberly
Chavis, Perry Hammonds,
Eric Locklear and Rosa Ran
some from Pembroke; Veron
ica Robinson. Carmela Lewis
and Errol Oxendine from
South Robeson; Jonathan Hall
from Magnolia; Elzie Davis
from Maxton; April Ford
from Orrum; Darryl Locklear
from Prospect: and Jeffrey
Johnson from Parkton.
Each school received a
plaque for their participation
in the program.
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Jim Brown scored an un
matched 126 touchdowns
in his football carter.
"There are many paths to
the top of the mountain,
but the view is always the
same." ? Chinese Proverb
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The turkeys we eat at
Thanksgiving are not the
same breed as those en
joyed by the Pilgrims. That
breed died out. Today's
birds are descended from
Mexican varieties.
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PRESENTS
Irobeson on parade
Date: November 5, 1982
Time: 8:00 PM
Pembroke State University
Performing Arts Center
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