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Pembroke Housing Au
thoriy (One Position) Mamte
mm Assistance.
1. Genera/ Statement of Du
tie*:
Performs semiskilled not
in the mechanical or building
traders related to the mainte
nance and repair of buildings
and related equipment and
machinery
i. Distinguished Features of
the Class:
An employee in this class
performs a. variety of semi
skilled tasks in assisting
higher level maintenance me
chanics in carpentry, plumb
ing, electrics*, preventive
maintenance and grounds
work. Work is performed
under general supervision,
but specific instructions are
received from a supervisor on
new, unusual, or complex
assignments.
S. Illustrative Examples of
Work:
A complete job description
will be provided to each
applicant
K. Desirable Knowledges,
Sails and Abilities:
Working knowledge of the
practices and tools used in the
building maintenance trades.
Working knowledge of
the physical layout of Housing
Authority facilities and equip
ment
Some knowledge of princi
ples, practices, tools, and
equipment used in electrical,
plumbing, steam fitting, air
conditioning, and carpentry
trades.
Skill in the use and care of
tools and equipment related
to general maintenance and
grounds work.
Ability to operate the more
common types of machine
shop and/or woodworking
equipment
Ability to work without
direct supervision and to
supervise unskilled subordi
nate employees in performing
assigned tasks.
Ability to maintain effective
working relationships with
other employees.
5.. Desirable Experience
and Training:
Some experience in main
tenance trade fields. Com
pletion of grammar school,
trade school or an equivalent
combination of experience'
and training.
6. Salary:
Entry level ($9,901.00)
7. Benefitt:
Complete benefits includ
ed, retirement, medical, ann
ual and sick leave, etc.
Applications may be made
at the Housing Authority
Central Office, 606 Lumbee
St, Locklear Court, Pembro
ke, NC.
Applications will be accept
ed through Friday, January
17th <B0t five p.m.
To be published 1-9 and 1-16,
1986.
FOR SALE
Charles Paul Mobile
Homes Sales has one 14x60
Champion, 2-bedroom, 1
bath, total electric mobile
.home with wpod siding.
$7,995.00 delivered and set
up. Call Cindy at 739-9428.
Two 14x52 2-bedroom, 1
bath, total electric. LOOK
NO DOWN PAYMENT. Call
Cindy at 739-9428.
FOR SALE
8E3UNG: 3 bedroom homes,
fully furnished. Assume loans
as low as $150 per month. Call
738-7771.
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? LEGAL NOTICE
North Carolina
Ronton County
Manama Q. Quinata
Hasnfiff
-ve
Myrtle Sanderson Quinata,
Defendant
TO MYRTLE SANDERSON
QUINATA:
TAKE NOTICE that a
pleading seeking relief
against you hoe been
filed m the above entitled
action m the Office of the
Clerk of Superior Court of
Robeson County. The nature
of the relief sought if as
follows:
I. To secure an absolute
divorce from you on the
grounds of one year's separa
tion.
You are required to make
defense to such pleadings no
later than February 18, 1986;
and upon your failure to do so,
that the party seeking recove
ry against you will apply to
the Court for the relief
sought
This the 7th day of January,
1986.
CHAVE & LOCKLEAR
By Ertle Knox Ckavis
Attorney for Plaintiff
The Law Building
P.O. Box877
Lumberton, NC 98859
Telephone: [919] 738-8176
To be published: Jan. 9, 16,
and S3, 1986
SAVINGS
Mr. Businessman, Pur
chasing Agent: If you would
like to save on your printing,
see Cherry Sampson, Mgr.,
Quality frinting Co., next
door to The Carolina Indian
Voice, Pembroke. Free esti
mates.
UN
HELP WANTED
Ambitious person to sell
Cable TV in Pembroke area.
Salary paid on commission.
Inquiries may call 739-0072 or
'come by the Red Springs
Office 6f AtetTCable TV at 112
El Third Avenue.
LEGAL NOTICE
State of North Carolina
County of Robeson.
Notice To Creditors And
Debtors Of
Dora Locklear
Deceased
The undersigned, having
qualified as Executor of the
estate of Dora Locklear, de
ceased, late of Robeson Coun
ty, this is to notify all persons,
firms and corporations having
claims against said estate to
exhibit them to the undersign
ed on or before the 16th day of
July, 1986, or be barred from
their recovery.
All persons indebted to
said estate are asked to please
make immediate payment to
the undersigned.
This the 9th day of January,
1986.
Gary Locldear
Executor
Route 2, Box US-A
Pembroke, NC 28372
To be published January 16,
23, 30, and February 6, 1986.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
Own you own jean- sports
wear, ladies apparel, child
rens, large size, petite, com
bination store, maternity,
accessories. Jordache, Chic,
Lee, Levi, E Z Street, Izod,
Esprit, Tomboy, Calvin Klein,
Sergio Valente, Evan Picone,
Liz Claiborne, Members Only,
Gasoline, Healthtex, Over
1000 others. $13,300 to
$24,900 inventory, training,
fixtures, grand opening etc.
Can open 15 days. Mr. Bing
(404) 252-4489.
I
I Mi AL NOTICE
North Carolina
Robeson County
The undersigned, having
qualified as Administratrix of
the Estate of Ozmer Lee
Oxendine, deceased, late of
Robeson County, this is to
. notify all persons having
claims against said estate to
present them to the under
signed on or before the 21st
day of July, 1986, or this
notice will be pleaded in bar
of their recovery.
All persons indebted to said
estate will please make im
mediate payment to the un
dersigned.
This the 9th day of January,
1986.
Mrs. Cora Sue Oxendine
Administratrix
Route 3, Box 083-A
Maxton, NC 28364
LOCKLEAR, BROOKS, &
JACOBS
Attorneys At Law
P.O. Box999
Pembroke, NC 28372
Telephone: [919]521-3413
To be published:' January 16,
23, 30, and February 6, 1986.
PORTION AVAILABLE
Tide: Associate Director for
Finance and Administration
Hie Associate Director for
Finance and Administration
works as part of the senior
management team with spe
cial responsibilities for the
internal operations of the
Corporation and the several
primary health care clinics.
The Associate Director for
Finance and Administration
directly supervises the finan
cial operations and partici
pates with the Executive
Director and Medical Director
in carrying out the personnel
activities of the Corporation.
Qualifications:
1. A Masters Degree in
Health, Public or Business
Administration, or a Baccal
aureate degree with four
years experience in health
care administration.
2.~ Experience with ~ the
reporting requirements' of
primary health care programs
funded by the U.S. Public
Health Service.
3. The ability to supervise
the financial activities of a
major health care provider,
including relations with third
party payers.
Salary: 127,316- $38,437
Send Resume to: Robeson
Health Care Corporation,
P.O. Box 1629, Pembroke, NC
28372.
Deadline for Applications:
January 31, 1986.
1-23
PUBLIC SERVICE
ANNOUNCEMENT
On January 19, 1986, the (
Lumberton Human Relations
Commission will sponsor a
celebration honoring the birth
day of the late Dr. Martin
Luther King, Jr.
Guest speaker for the occa
sion will be the Honorable
Herbert Richardson, District
COurt Judge, with perfor
mances by the Carolina Mass
Choir and others. The Lum
berton Human Relations
Commission will also recog
nize outstanding individuals
at this time. Activities are
scheduled to begin at 4 p.m.
in the Carolina Civic Center.
You support is sulicited to
help make this a community
celebration. Admission is
FOR RENT
Two bedroom apartment
for rent Partially furnished.
$100 deposit $200 per month.
Family preferred. Call 521
4203.
Study without reflection is a
waste of time; reflection
without study is dangerous.
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Robeson Drug
Probe
tUMBERTON ? A Robeson
County undercover drug operation
netted eight weekend arrests,
bringing to 86 the number of people
arrested on drug charges since a
roundup began late last week,
authorities said Sunday evening.
The arrests included charges of
cocaine, LSD, marijuana and
alcohol, authorities said.
The drug operation began in
February when police officers from
Red Springs and Fairmont and
deputies from Robeson, Scotland
and Cumberland counties began
making undercover drug boys and
gathering information, said Kevin
Stone, a narcotics officer with the
the Robeson County Sheriffs De
partment
The buys led to grand jury
indictments of 88 people on 225 ?
drug charges, he said. Authorities
began rounding up suspects late
Thursday night and early Friday
morning.
LRDA Parent Meeting Held
Student Entertainment and
Exhibition was the theme for
Dec. 17 Parent Meeting
for the LRDA Center for the
Arts. A Choral Reading enti
tled "The Last FLower" was
presented by the center's
drama students. The vocal
students sang two numbers
"0 Holy Night" and "Walk a
Little Slower My Friend."
The dance students presented
warm up exercises, ballet,
jazz, modern and theatre
dance. The Center's Art De
partment exhibited visual art
works. A display of photogra
phs from last year's perfor
mances at the Pentagon and
the U.S. Capitol in Washing
ton, DC and last year's
productions were also on
display.
On December 19 the Center
for the Arts students also
performed Christmas music at
the North Carolina Cancer
Institute in Lumberton.
The Center'elected parent
officers at the meeting. The
following were elected: Mr.
Larry Locklear and Ms. Mary
Poorboy, co chairpersons;
Marilyn Locklear, secretary.
Those elected to the working
committee were Van Samp
son, Vivian Jacobs, Rose
Woods. Addie M. Locklear,
Carolyn Deese. Helen Scott,
Kathryn Eddings and Pat
Sampson.
Plans are underway for
involvement of these officers
in LRDA's Center for the Arts
activities.
A & A Ins. & Realty ft
FOR SALE I
Beautiful home located A
on l'/t lots. 503 North Jones A
Street, Pembroke. One block
over from Union Chapel
Road. Approximately 1000
sq. ft Come by and let us
show you this hojne.
INice home, 3 bedrooms.
Completely redone. Located
on Russell Street. Approxi
mately 1200 sq. ft '
Established business for
rent Grocery store and rest
aurant For more informa
tion call 521-3629.
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Far al Yaw
i Red Estate Needs See..
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a. a a. insurance
Land realty ft
West Third Street 7
Pembroke, NC 28372 ft
521-3629 ft
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The Real Estate
Center
P.O. Box 781
Lumberton, N.C. 28358
Ffcoao [919] 738-6151
1 ?888-443-2781 Ext. C-19
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Looking for a great buy? This
is itl Rex Rennert School area, |
55 acres cleared and wooded I
land with road frontage on SRI
1752 & 1750. Priced to sell at
$46,750 or $36,750 without.
* timber. Call Helen Locklear.
Jewell Shaw 739-3650
Jane Smith 739-5577
Pat Crichett.'. 738-1309
Shirley BeD 738-1517
Helen Locklear 738-6100
Norma Upperd 738-3833
Mary Lois Odom. . 739-9641
Fp Wlshart 738-4721
Loaise Sandeitoo. .739-9373
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and Oparatad .
PSU Students
Named to
Dean's list
A total of 188 students
made the Dean's List at
Pembroke State University
during the fall semester, it
has been announced by Chan
cellor Paul R Givens. A grade
point average of 3.6 for a
minimum of 12 semester
hours is required to make the
Dean's List
(Students hail from 52 cities
in North Carolina and nine
outside the Tar Heel State.
Ten states are represented on
the Dean's List and one
student hails from China.
Fayette ville leads with 31
students, followed by Lum
berton with 25, St Pauls and
Laurinburg with 11 each,
Rowland with 10, Pembroke
and Fairmont with 9 each,
Rockingham with 8, and Bla
denboro and Maxton with 5
each.
ROBESON COUNTY 1
SCHOOLS I |
NEWS AND BRIEFS >
Andrew lm Hum
Title IV Provided Student An Opportunity To Explore The Performing Arts
"Through Title IV, I was exposed to a lot of educational and cultural experiences which;
prepared me for enrollment at the School of the Arts."
Tliose words are positively affirmed from Andrew Lee Hunt's active participation in the Htlel
IV Part A and Part B Indian Education programs and activities during the past 8 years. ?
With assistance from Title IV, Andrew, a freshman at the North Carolina School of the Arts*
in Winston-Salem, was financially able to complete his junior and senior high school years on;
the Winston Salem campus receiving a diploma in dance during the spring of 1985. He had;
practiced his talent as a student at the Title IV Part B Lumber River Center for the Arts*!
"I don't think I could have adjusted to being away from home or living on campus during*
those last two years of high school, but because of the Title IV summer enrichment prograntt;
provided at Pembroke State University I had the opportunity to experience living on i
university campus.
"living in the Pembroke State University dormitories for six weeks provided me theC
opportunity to develop independence, self assurance, and interaction skills with students**
outside the regular junior high classes," Andrew stated.
During the summer of 1982, Andrew participated in a Summer Youth Gifted and Talented*
Program at PSU which was sponsored by the Robeson County Title IV Part A Indian Education*
Project Andrew was one of 60 students participating in the program which provided
enrichment instruction in special band, chorus, and science and mathematics.
"My involvement with the Title IV choral group began in the fifth grade at Deep Branch.
Elementary School. I sang with the school choral group as well as with the Title IV advanced;
choral group which included students from other county elementary schools.
"While performing with the advanced Youth Choral Group I had the privilege of beini;
involved with special choral recitals at local, state and national events, and also performed wide
the Title IV Indian Cultural Dancers which I thoroughly enjoyed," Andrew said. *1
In May of 1981, the advanced Youth Choral Group participated in the Capitol Square Art?'
Festival sponsored by the North Carolina State Department of Public Instruction, Division ojf.
Cultural Arts, in Raleigh.
During the fall of the 1980 81 school year, the advanced Youth Choral Group along with tha;*
Title IV Indian Cultural Dancers traveled to Mcintosh, Alabama to perform at the annual Creefic*
Indian Nation Fow Wow. "?;*
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mat was my lirst expenence traveling outside the state. I saw what the cultural ant.-.,
physcial environment was like away from Robeson County.
'' The trip wasn't a difficult one. Hie Title IV staff who chaperoned the trip provided individual,
support and encouragement because they knew that was the first opportunity most of thtrr
students had had to travel and spend several nights away from the families.
"I still appreciate the home style environment, the earing and understanding they showed: TC*
helped me develop confidence and a desire to find out more about the worid away from hom^"
Andrew said. _ - '
During the 1985 summer months, Andrew pursued employment with the TV ft Attractions
Entertainment Department of Carowinds in Charlotte.
"About 7,000 students nationally audition for summer employment with entertainment
productions such as Taft and Kings. 1 was fortunate to work Carowinds this past summer. R.v
helped me to grow with myself and accept personal responsibility which Title IV had begun to'
instill while I was actively involved in its programs.
'1 would encourage any student to take advantage of the Title IV programs and activities
provided during school hours after school hours, and summer vacation. In the long run its Tor
their own benefit," Andrew said.
Hie Robeson County Title IV Part A Indian Education Project strives to meet the special
educational needs of the 9,000 students it serves through various planned programs and
activities which include tutorial instruction, computer assisted instruction and visual and
performing arts instruction.
"Because my parents supported me and the Title IV programs, I have had many
opportunities to develop academically and in the performing arts field," concluded Andrew.
During the 1986 summer, Andrew will be a member of the United States Organization (USO)
Caribbean-Mediterranean Tour.
Through the Robeson County Title IV Part A Indian Education Project, many students such
as Andrew have had the opportunity to expand their knowledge of the range career options in
band, chorus, arts and crafts.
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