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X PEPPERIDGE FARM CAKES Cold Power GIANT SIZE 99t LIMIT I WITH ^ S7.50 FOOD ORDER „ All Kinds Save DEL MONTE CATSUP f' PIGGLY 'N WIGGLY SLICED OR HALVES YELLOW CLING PEACHES 303 SIZE 39C m. ' N BEANS \ 2 1/2 SIZE ' limit 2 WITH A $7.50 FdOD j. ORDER. • ^ BLUE BONNET MARGARINE Quarters RONCO ELBOW 8 OZ. MACARONI 29c oo,vi. c- 14 OZ. 939 PIGGLY WIGGLY BROWN 8 SERVE Champions in the eight age grups of the fifth annual PSU Basketball School were: PSU Basketball School Concludes Locklear, Pembroke; Mr. De- fense-Kelton Oxendine, Max ton. Age 10: One -on-one Eric Age ll:One-on one- Davy Locklear, Pembroke; foul Bell. Rowland; foul shooting- shooting-Eric Locklear, Pern- Robert Winfree, Charlotte; broke; spot shooting— Eric spot shooting—Drian Ivey, Lumberton; Mr. Defense- Brian Ivey, Lumberton. age 12: One-on- one--Jack Davenport, Fairmont; foul shooting-Richard Luke Hobbs Lumberton; spot shooting-- Jay Harris, Lumberton—Mr. Defense—Richard Hobbs, Lum berton, Age 13: One-on- one- Greg McKenzie, High Point; foul shooting--Greg McKenzie, High Point; spot shooting- Greg McKenzie, High Point; Mr. Defense- Steve Dean, Hope Mills. Age 14: One-on-one- Kenny Wall, Rolesville; foul shooting- Kenny Wall, Rolesville; spot shooting-Dean Mitchell, Youngsville; Mr. Defense- Kenny Wall, Rolesville. Age 15: One-on- one- Clint Thornton, Fayetteville; foul shooting— Lee Northam, Ben- nettsville, SC; spot shooting- Randy Bailey, Wake Forest; Mr. Defense-Billy Chestnut, Maxton. Age 16: One-on- one- Britt Abbot, Silver Springs, Md.; foul shooting-Eddie Ham monds, Jr., Lumberton; spot shooting-Lee Harvey. Fay etteville; Mr. Defense-Victor Autry, Wade. Ages 17-18: One-on- one- John Robinsons, Troy; foul shooting-Larry Gore, Lumber ton; spot shooting- Darryl Sembly, Fayetteville; Mr. De fense—Ocales Randolph, Fay etteville. n \. 'S Af\P~~’ Proud youngsters display trophies and certiflcates at Awards Day of fifth annuaj PSU Basketball School. Birth Announcement The Hogan of Mr. and Mrs. Michael Dunn of Route 3, Maxton announce the birth of a daughter. They Filled their cradle board July 30,1976 with a new papoose named Aimee Elizabeth weighing 7 lbs. 6 V2 ounces. She has one sister Shannon Nichole, age 3. Page 3, The Carolina Indian Voice Migrant Education Program Holds Open House Maxton- “The Spirit of ’76” was the theme of an open house event for the migrant education summer program of the Maxton City Schools on Tuesday, July 27, from 8 until 9 p.m. A large number of parents and friends attended the program at the R. B. Dean School kindergarten building. Principal B. C. McBee ex tended the welcome and the program was announced by Jacqueline Blakeney, migrant education teacher. The pupils presented several songs with poems recited by Tammy Bryant and Amanda Blue. The songs included “This Land is Our Land” and “Spirit of ’76.” A dance by the students to “Bus Stop” concluded the program. Refreshments of punch, cookies and peanuts were served to the visitors and students. Exhibits and crafts were on display in the build ing. Eighty-five pupils have par ticipated in the summer pro gram which concluded Friday, July 30. Coy C. Horne served as director for the summer migrant session. Teachers for the session were Norma W. Wilson, Wan da Aguirre, Mary McDonald, Brenda Strickland, Sandra Sanderson, Judith Andrews, Robert Fairley, Nancy Burriss, William C. Locklear and Miss Blakeney. Aides were: Roberta Gleav- es, Judy Seals, Mackie Ellis, Betty M. Mallard, and Willie Mae Mason. Student aides included Lejeanna Hamonds, Fondarie Locklear, Even Lock lear, Jeffery Strong, Sherry Bledsoe, Carol Smiling, De- loris Locklear and Shelia Dee- se. Marianna T. Johnson was records clerk. Several cultural enrichment trips were enjoyed by the students and staff. These included trips to White Lake, Carowinds, the airport in Fayetteville, and Myrtle Beach • SC. Students were also taken to see three movies and the outdoor drama n^r Pembroke Strike at the Wind. Appreciation was expressed to the lunchroom staff at R. B. Dean School who served break fast and lunch ea«h day during the six- week program. Political Science Class Holds Mock Presidential Convention Mr. Morell LaRue, the one member of the class most known for the fact that he “could not stand politics,” was chosen today to be chairman of a mock presi dential convention held in Dr. Gray’s class in introductory political science at Pembroke State University. Mr. LaRue is an insurance adjuster from St. Pauls, NC. The convention nominated Jimmy Carter for the presi dency and Dr. Gray for the vice presidency. After lively discussion, in which the chairman himself participated, the convention adopted several platform planks. Among them were planks calling for limitations on the powers of the federal government, financial aid to education, a national health insurance program, freedom for mothers to have an abor tion, and sterilization for un wed mothers who have had three children born out of wedlock. •OHTH MMIMH FAlirriNa ^ riiiitiiiiii iiiitti iii«r laiKtiii HELP ELECT Tommy D. Swett Robeson Counly Board of Education August 17, 1976 A Vote For Confidence and Leadership PAID POLmCAl ADVEinSEMEnT ELECT E. B. MORTON, JR. to the ROBESON COUNTY BOARD OF EDUCATION Honest - Cooperative - Fair August 17, 1976 Paid Political Advertisement
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