Ruth Revels of Greensboro (hands raised) and others enjoy the
festivities at the Pow wow held the weekend at the NC Indian Cultural
Center. The Lumbee Tribe's Pow Wow is sponsored twice a year by
Lumbee Regional Development Association.
Rick Barton atthepow wow in regalia, mixing tradition and modern
technology.
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Shown infront of the West Eagle Job Net booth are Rhonda Shane and
Bob Winfree. ' '' :
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Among the other queens at the pow wow was the reigning Miss Indian
World April Whittemorc.
Honor our Veterans
on Veterans Day
Democracy reigns on land consecrated
by the sacrifice ofordinary ntcn
and women who sened in the U S
armed forces. We call these special
people veterans."
On a day that marks the 11th hour
of the 11th da> of the 11th month in
1919, the end of World War 1. wcpa>
tribute to those who did their duty as
patriots. It's our moral duty to make
them feel appreciated on Veterans
Day Here's now
Start by thanking members of your
ow n family w ho either sened or arc
currently serving in the armed forces
Call your family members, as i will
call my son. Craig, an officer in the
U.S.Marine Corps, and sa\ "Thanks
for serv ing I'm proud of you "
Next, bid a "happv Veterans Day"
to others in your community w ho arc.
or were, a part of the brav e legacy of
the American patriot
Then. make plans to attend Veterans
Day commemorative events in
your community The more people
ium out for your Veterans Day Parade
and Memorial Sen ice. the more profound
the debt of gratitude to those
who sened
Finally. remember v clcrans in y our
prayers, especially those who use
wheelchairs and artificial limbs as a
| result of battle scats that will never
heal as well as those who wcr'c taken
* captive and whose absence remains
unaccounted for
Veterans asked very little of their
| country but gav c cv cry thing they had
I The least we can do is give them our
| sincerest'Thank You" for a job well
! done.
Our children and grand children
will follow our example They will
learn to respect and appreciate a group
of special Americans w ho arc worthy
of praise bin .ire sc. modest about their
service thai will m-iiIc for a simple
"Thank You "
Veterans are common Americans
of uncommon valor and devotion to
duty They arc men and women willing
to spill their blood if it means
Generation Xer's and posterity wont
be forced to spill theirs The neighborhood
baker who once served on an
U S Navy warship The beat cop who
once kept the peace as an MP at an
overseas military installation The
clergyman who issued last riles to
fallen patriots and inspirational words
to the battle-weary
Veterans in your community include
Legionnaires in a local American
Legion post w ho help v cicrans rcajusl
to civilian life remind everyone
of the priceless nature of old Glory,
operate programs that instill values in
ail children and youth. and ensure
that veterans recovering in the Department
of Veterans AITairs hospital
know that the community-at-largc
cares about them My comrades in
American I ..gior. posts in vour area
could use a few more good men and
women, eligible veterans, to
strengthen our community scrviceand
elevate our clout in Washington
When you think about it. there arc
perhaps thousands of veteran in vour
community -fainil.v.friends.acquaintances
and other readers of this newspaper?
who deserve a "Thank You"
on this special day If vou appreciate
the freedom we. as Americans, enjoy
today. then you rcnli/.c w hv it's important
to honor those w ho sacrificed for
that freedom
That's what Veterans Day is all
about
by Harold I.. ',Hutch" Miller
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Fuller's Old Fashioned BBQ James E. Martin
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