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Classified Ads LEGAL NOTICE NORTH CAROLINA ROBESOy couyrY NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING TO CONSIDER REZOy/yC REQUEST Notice is hereby given that the Town Council of the Town of Pembroke will hold a public hearing pursuant to Title 15, Chapter 152, Section 152.158 of the Code of Pembroke to consider the rezoning of certain real property located in the Town of Pembroke or in the town's extraterritorial jurisdiction from an RA district (Residential-Agricultural) to an C3 district (Highway Business). The property to be considered for rezoning is described as follows: All that certain tract or parcel of land lying about I mile West of the center of the T own of Pembroke, N.C., on the South side of and adjacent to N.C. Highway 711 and being more particularly described as follows: BEGINNING at a point in the intersection of N.C. Highway 711 with the center of a ditch, the Northwest comer of the original tract which this is a part as shown in Deed Book 11 -E, page 315 and runs thence with the center of N.C. Highway 711 South 64 degrees 15 minutes East 135.0 feet to a point; thence South 26 degrees 00 minutes West 256.0 feet to a stake; thence North 64 degrees 15 minutes West 135.0 feet to a stake in the aforesaid ditch and West line; thence with said ditch and West line, as shown in Deed Book 11-E, page 272, North 26 degrees 00 minutes East 256.0 feet to the beginning, containing 0.8 acre more or less. And being a part of those certain lands conveyed by deeds date 19 February 1952 from Wardel I Oxend ine to Clifton Sampson and wife, Bertha Sampson, recorded in Deed Book 11 E, page 272, and 20 June 1952 from Jane Hatcher to Clifton Sampson and wife, Bertha Sampson, recorded in Deed Book 11 -E, page 315, Robeson County Registry. The time and place for the public hearing concerning the above matter will be at 7:00 o'clock, p.m., on the 2nd day of April, 2001, at the Pembroke Town Hall, 203 West Third (3rd) Street, Pembroke, North Carolina, at which time interested parties will be given an opportunity to be heard. This the 5th day of March, 2001. JOANN STRICKLAND, Clerk Town of Pembroke Post Office Box 866 Pembroke, North Carolina 28372 (910) 521-9758 3-22 FOR RENT Two bedroom apartments for rent. Within one block of UNCP. SI00 deposit required. Call 5214201. FOR RENT Three bedroom house for rent. Located on W U.S. Hwy 74. $300 per month plus deposit. Call 5219006. FOR RENT Two bedroom mobile home for rent. $265 per month plus one jnonlh's rent in advance. Neat Pembroke. Call 521-4263 or 521 1511 after 6 p.m. LEGAL NOTICE State of North Carolina County of Robeson Notice to Creditors and Debtors of Bessie Dial Jacobs, Deceased The undersigned, having qualified as Executor of the Estate of Bessie Dial Jacobs, deceased, late of Robeson County, this is to notify all persons, firms and corporations having claims against said estate to exhibit them to the undersigned on or before the 9th day of June, 2001, or be barred from their recovery. All persons indebted to said estate are asked to please make immediate payment to the undersigned. This the 7th day of March, 2001. Malcolm R. Jacobs, Executor 311 Flat Rock Road Red Springs, NC 28377 3-29 LEGAL SO TICE SORTH CAROL ISA ROBESOS COUSTY SOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING TO CONSIDER REZOSISG REQUEST Notice is hereby given that the Town Council of the Town of Pembroke will hold a public hearing pursuant to Title 15, Chapter 152-, Section 152.158 of the Code of Pembroke to consider the rezoning of certain real property located in the Town of Pembroke or in the town's extraterritorial jurisdiction from an RA district (Residential-Agricultural) to an C3 district (Highway Business). The property to be considered for rezoning is described as follows: All that certain tract or parcel of land lying about 1 mile West of the center of the T own of Pembroke, N.C., on the South side of and adjacent to N.C. Highway 711 and being more particularly described as follows: BEGINNING at a point in the intersection of N.C. Highway 711 with the center of a ditch, the Northwest comer of the original tract which this is a part as shown in Deed Book 11 -E, page- 315 and runs thence with the center ofN.C. Highway 711 South 64 degrees 15 minutes East 135.0 feet to a point; thence South 26 degrees 00 minutes West 256.0 feet to a stake; thence North 64 degrees 15 minutes West 135.0 feet to a stake in the aforesaid ditch and West line; thence with said ditch and West line, as shown in Deed Book 11 -E, page 272, North 26 degrees 00 minutes East 256.0 feet to the beginning, containing 0.8 acre more or less. And being a part of those certain lands conveyed by deeds date 19 February 1952 from Wardell Oxendine to Clifton Sampson and wife. Bertha Sampson, recorded in Deed Book 11E, page 2?2, and 20 June 1952 from Jane Hatcher to Clifton Sampson and wife, Bertha Sampson, recorded in Deed Book 11 -E, page 315, Robeson County Registry. The time and place for the public hearing concerning the above matter will be at 7:00 o'clock, p.m., on the 2nd day of April, 2001, at the Pembroke Town Hall, 203 West Third (3rd) Street, Pembroke, North Carolina, at which time interested parties will be given an opportunity to be heard. This the 5th day of March, 2001. JOASS STRICKLASD, Clerk Town of Pembroke Post Office Box 866 Pembroke, SorthCarolina 28372 (910) 521-9758 3-22 LEGAL SOTICE State of Sorth Carolina Robeson County Rodney Harold Tharp and, Shelbie Jean Tharp, Plaintiffs, -VIM.C. Webb and other unknown heirs of Leila Webb, Defendants TAKE NOTICE that a pleading seeking relief against you has been filed in the above-entitled action in the District Court of Robeson County. The nature of the relief being sought is as follows: recover property. Your are required to make defense to this pleading not later than May 1, 2001, and upon your failure to do so, the party seeking service against you will apply to the Court for the relief sought. This the 14 day of March, 2001. Kenneth E. Ransom Atturney for Plaintiffs Post Office Box 877 Lumberton. North Carolina 28359 Telephone: (910) 738-8176 IF YOU MUST WORKWORK AT HOME! Build you own successful business Mail-order/E-commerce $1000$7000/month PT/FT. Free information call 1(800)315-1162 or ?-iioV4vnnrdreams.com. Take on low montifly payment Beautiful console piano. No Money down. 1-800-371-1220 POSIT/OS VACANCY L L MBER TON HOUSING AUTHORITY Receptionist//Clerk typist position open at the Lumberton Housing Authority with an Annual Salary of S16.I47. Employee will perform receptionist and clerical support work in preparing routine correspondence, forms and reports and serves as [he principal radio and telephone system operation for the housing authority. Work includes the ability to give accurate information and directions to visitors, callers, and applicants, performs outgoing mail activities, determine proper postage and deliver to the Post Office, performs a variety of typing duties, operations of all office machines, maintain time attendance records and assists with accepting job applications for employment. Desirable Experience and Training Some experience in typing and clerical work (preferably one year). Graduation form high school, including or supplemented by courses in typing, or an equivalent combination of experience and training. A complete job description is available for review at the Housing Authority. Interested persons may complete an application at the Housing Authority, located at 900 North Chestnut Street, Lumberton, N.C. Applications will be accepted from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m., Monday through Friday. The last day for accepting applications is March 28, 2001. The Housing Authority is an Equal Opportunity Employer. UNCPEMBROKE VACANCY ANNOUNCEMENT ADMINISTRATIVE SECRETARY III position with the Continuing Education Department at the University of North Carolina at Pembroke. PROBA TIONA R Y/PERMANENT, FULL-TIME "GRADE 62" SALARY RANGE: $21,412$22,483. Completion of high school and three years of related experience; or graduation from a two-year secretarial science or business administration program with courses in secretarial techniques and practices and two years of related work experience; or graduation from a four-year college of university, preferably with major emphasis on business administration ora related field and two years of related work experience; or an equivalent combination of training and experience. Strong background in composition and computer skills. Excellent communication skills required. Accuracy is essential to this position. Must possess a good knowledge of WordPerfect 6.0 and Microsoft Excel. Compose letters and memorandums, prepare responses to mail, draft reports and provide information to callers and visitors. Monitor all budgets supervised by the Director of Continuing Education and compile information needed for future budget requests. Responsible for monitoring budgets and processing receipts, contracts, invoices, and purchases. Provides technical and administrative support to the two off-campus coordinators as well as the office staff. Position serves as Data Coordinator for SIS. Maintain the Director's calendar, make travel arrangements, schedule staff meetings, and other secretarial duties as needed. APPLICATION DEADLINEMarch 26, 2001 STATE APPLICATION PROCEDURES: Interested persons who meet these qualifications should submit a State Application, (P.D. 107) on or before the closing date to: The University of North Carolina at Pembroke, Human Resources, P.O. Box 1510, Pembroke NC 28372-1510. UNCP complies with the Immigration Reform and control Act of 1986. BREAK UP SALE She's gone and I kept the car. 1989 Toyota Camry. Automatic with air, power windows, cruise control $2,500. Call Rick at 521-1541 ^1 *(ut ^7* mmmm Unusual Contest Offers Lifetime Chances ? (NAPS)?Recent scientific advancements have given new hope to victims of breast cancer. New and unique ways to raise money to help support breast cancer research also are on the rise. The fervor to help raise money to fight breast cancer is due to the fact that 185,000 new cases of breast cancer are reported annually, making it the second most common form of cancer in women, according to the American Cancer Society. In a massive effort to help combat the disease, creative ways to raise mone^y are cropping up throughout the country. In Newport, Ore., the owners of the Driftwood Village motel are holding a contest to give away their oceanfront motel appraised at SI million in an efTort to raise money for the cause. For the price of a wellworded essay and entry fee, contestants have a chance of a lifetime to win nearly three acres, overlooking four miles of pristine Oregon coastline, complete with a 12-unit motel, all for a good cause. More contest details can be found at www.driflwoodcontest.com. The motel owners will donate all proceeds from the contest, beyond the market value of the property, to help support cancer research. The contest has the potential of raising nearly $400,000 to help in the fight against breast cancer. Tb enter the Driftwood Village contest, participants need to compose an essay about why they want to own the Driftwood Village motel. The owners have set a goal of collecting 7,500 entries. Any entry fees over 7,500, up to 10,000, will be donated to help in the fight against cancer. Entry fees will be returned if a sufficient number of entries are not received by the contest deadline, Sept. 30, 2001. If and when 10,000 entries are received, the contest will end, and a winner will be selected. For more information, visit www.driftwoodcontest.com. Contest rules and information also are available by writing to Driftwood Motel Contest, 1215 NE Lakewood, Newport, Oregon 97365 or by calling 1-800-ESSAYYES (877-2993). Easter Sunday can fall on any date from March 22 to April 25th. The year-to-year sequence is so complicated that It takes 5.7 million years to repeat. i t r 1 ill * In Germany and Switzerland, the Easter Bunny appeared as an Easter symbol In the early 1700s. Here are a few Web sites you may want to watch: The Arlington Convention and Visitors'Service at www.sta yarlington.com. Campbell Kitchens at www. campbellsoup.com. Burger King Corporation Scholarship Program at www.nfabk. org. The Canned Food Alliance at www.mealtime.org. Nelson Bach USA Ltd. at www. rescueremedy.com. Windows Me at http://www. microsoft.com/windowsme/. Glaucoma doesn't change the way your eyes look. 11 changes the svay your eyes see. If you're over rixty, or hlack and ovct forty, you are at high riek for glaucoma. That'* why it'a eo important to roe your eye care professional every two yeare for a dilated eye exam. Don't take a chance with glaucoma. ?National Eye Institute HATIOHAl lisritUUsTf NfMTH Write: Glaucoma. 2020 Vision Place, IVtWU, MI) 20892-3655 ? Fhe NC Indian Cultural Center \dult Breakfast/CulturalProgram will sponsor a plate sale on MARCH 31, 2001 At the Southeastern Agricultural Center Farmers Market Gathering of the Eastern Indian Nations at Sunrise Festival Will Be Selling Fish, Chicken and Bar-b-que Plates $5.00 ea. $6.00 for Combination Plates Breakfast program is held at: Morgan Britt Park on HWY 72, Lumberton, Thursdays Intra-Tribal Longhouse, Recreation Rd., Pembroke,Wednesdays lioth begin at 8am For information call: 910-521-2433 V*Tp**gNt?XxC?.HM> Willie Oxendlne works on blueprints of a steel structure at his Wilmington office. Specialty is at the core of all steel buildings By JOE KESSLER Star-News Correspondent * Willie E. Oxendinc tallies on his fingers the things "that never cease to amaze me after three and a half decades in thisbusiness." First, though steel detailing is a . , vitally important function, few peoplehave ever heard of it. Second, those who have usually think it involves polishing or somehow shaping steel, which it doesn't. Third, it is highly rewarding work both in job satisfaction and pay, but there is a serious shortage of trained people. Fourth, only five schools in the United States offer detailing training, and tmmmmmmmmmmmm four of them arc out West. s-\ Mr. Oxendinc isprcsi6 HJ dent of SENC Steel jyfr - .UctailWielnc.or,vidges Road in Wilmington. BUSINESSES The company prepares SERVING drawings for steel-frame BUSINESSES construction projects~highly detailed drawings SENC STEEL specifying the dimensions DETAILING of every piece of steel including where and how they connect tocach other, where boltholes should be, and where welding is to be done. No str -cture using steel as its frame can go forward until the steel dctailcr has done his work. The process of detailing starts with drawings provided by a project architect and structural engineer. Thcsedocumentsarethcn submittedtoa steel fabricator who provides steel to a general contractor and employs the detailer. SENC, which stands for Southeast North Carolina, is a family company employing four Oxendinesand one soon-to-be Oxendine. Mr. Oxendinc, 52 with 35 years of experience, is president, and his wife, Mary, is secretary-treasurer. Willie Jr., 33, is the chief draftsman; and 32-ycarold Scott is a detailer. Lisa Autry, Scott's fiancee, is office manager. , . , The senior member of I COUlCI the firm first discovered . ii , . . steeldetailingasastudent Virtually triple ina technical high school in . . Buffalo, N.Y., where his . my business father, a North Carolina u. -r Lumbec Indian, had taken overnigni II workintheautoindustry. I hart tho ctaff The demand was so great II IdU II Ic olall for detailers even back in to serve all the SSSS jobs that come frogfS?he mv W3V " answered an ad placed by J '' Queensboro Steel of Willie E. Oxendlne, Wilmington and relocated . tohishomcstate.ln steel detailer January 1987, Mr. Oxendine started his own firm and retains Queensboro as a major account. His firm has prepared drawings for construction in 13 states from Texas to New York. , Local projects detailed by SENC include PPD Inc.'s headquarters on South 17th Street, Parsley Elementary School and structuresat the Lumina II complex on Eastwood Road. Of the items on Mr. Oxendine's "amazing" list, the most vexing is the dearth of trained detailing personnel - a situation also considered a major problem by The National Institute of Steel Detailing, headquartered in Oakland, Calif. "I could virtually triple my business overnight if 1 had the staff to serve all the jobs that come my way," Mr. Oxendine says. "Gee, maybe a qualified detailer will see this article and apply for a job," he concludes with a wistful sigh. Reprtinted from the March 5, 2001 edition of the Wilmington Morning Star. 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