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( THE CAROLINA
INDIAN VOICE
521-2826
EMPLOYMENT WANTED
1 am available to do general
bookkeeping, including quar
terly tax returns, payrolls, ect.
in my home.
For further information, call
Linda Carr at 521-4945.
SERVICES AVAILABLE
Baby sitter available five
days a week. Call Darlene
Carter at 521-2113.
FOR SALE
Beautiful AKC Irish Setter
pups. Whelped October 6.
Shots and de-wormed. $75.00.
Mrs. Hubert Prevatte, Route
2, Pinelake Estates, Pembrnke
521-4163.
HELP WANTED
Coordinator-Counselor. Edu
cational background at least to
the Bachelor’s level with
training in educational admin
istration, counseling and or
related areas preferred. The
coordinator-counselor will pro
vide supervision to Adult Basic
Education classes and provide
academic counseling services
to individual referral students.
Employment full-time
through September 30. 1977.
Applications accepted through
November 12, 1976. Contact
the President’s Office, Robe
son Technical Institute, Draw
er A. Lumberton, NC 28358^.
phone 919-738-7101. An Equal
Opportunity Employer.
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FOR SALE
Used electrical service poles at
greatly reduced price.100-150-
200 amp. Contact Hubert
Prevatte. Pine Lake Estates,
Pembroke, NC. 521-4163.
A 1976 set of World Book
Encyclopedias with diction--
aries. Call 521-4146.
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SERVICES AVAILABLE
Ollie Mae Locklear is
interested in employment. She
has experience in caring for
the elderly and infirm and also
baby sitting. Cal! 521-4462.
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Post Office Box 1075
Pembroke, N.C. 28372
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LUMDEE NEW AUTO 6 TRUCK BROKERS
521-4642 day, or 521-2950 of night, or
write P. O. Box 637, Pembroke, NC 26372
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EXPERIERGED SEWIRG MACHIRE OPERATORS REEDED-
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We ore in onother expansion program do to
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Monday thru Friday
SoturdQy-7:30 'til 12:00 p.m.
Red Banks & Riverside Country Club Rd.
Pembroke, N.C.
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305 West Third Street
Pembroke, NC
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Christmas all through your
home with decorative pack
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and table settings to say Merry
Christmas to everyone in the
family.
Mrs. Peggy Drummond who
has 18 years of decorating
experience abroad and in the
United States 'is the Asst,
manager of World Bazaar of
Cross Creek in Fayetteville.
NC. She will instruct and
guide you on gift wrapping
with a flair and decorations
that say “Merry Christmas.”
Don’t waif ti! it’s the night
before Christmas, Homemak-
ers-start collecting ideas early
for a special Holiday by
attending one of the Special
Interest meetings scheduled
Tuesday. November 16 at 1:30
p.m. and an evening meeting
at 7:30 p.m. at the 0. P.
Owens Agricultural Center in
Lumberton.
Registration is $1.00.
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FINANCING IS AVAILABLE, 52,-9090
tlrd Street Pembroke, N.C.
[Across from Pembroke FCX],
Indian
Library
Planned
Since June of this year,
representatives from rural and
urban Indian communities and
various state agencies and
professional library associa
tions have been making plans
for the development of a State
Plan for Indian Library and
Information Services. North
Carolina is one of four states
including Minnesota, New
Mexico and Washington se
lected for the development of
state library plans for Indians
by the Library Project of the
National Education Associa
tion.
Technical assistance is be
ing provided by PROJECT
ILSTAC (Indian Library Ser
vices Technical Assistance
Center) of the National Indian
Education Association in Min
neapolis, Minnesota. Dr. Che
ryl A. Metoyer is the Project
Director.
Planning meetings have
been held in the Indian
community of Pembroke and
more recently at the Ramada
Inn in Apex near Raleigh.
Representatives of the Haliwa,
Choharie, Lumbee, Cumber
land County Association of
Indian People, Guilford Co.
Native Americans and Metro-
iina Native American Associa
tion, Waccamaw- Siouan, the
Qualla- Boundary Reservation
Public Library in Cherokee,
community public and school
librarians. Title IV Indian
Education Coordinators, com
munity service workers, and
representatives of the N. C.
State Library, the North Car
olina Library Association,
Southeastern Library Associa
tion, the N. C. State Depart
ment of Public Instruction-
Division of Educational Media
and the N. C. Commission of
Indian Affiars, have been
involved in several planning
sessions for the development
of a North Carolina State Plan
for Indian Library and Infor
mation Services.
Efforts have been made to
involve state agencies respon
sible for the delivery of library
and information services and
professional library organi
zations and associations in the
initial planning with represen
tatives of the North Carolina
Indian communities. Thus far,
these agencies and associa
tions have endorsed the need
for expanding existing library
and information services and
encouragine the development
of new services for Indians.
Dr. Annette Phinazee, Presi
dent of the North Carolina
Library Association and Dean
of the School of Library
Science at North Carolina
Central University, one of the
two American Library Associ
ation accredited schools for
library education, Ms. Marian
Leith. Assistant State Librari
an and Sue Barclay of the
Division of Public Libraries.
Ms. Elsie Brumback, Director
of Educational Media of the N.
C. State Department of Public
.Instruction, and A. Bruce
Jones, Executive Director of
the N. C. Commission of
Indian Affairs have represent
ed their respective agencies
and organizations in the plan
ning and development of the
North Carolina State Plan. Ms.
Elaine Von Oesen is the
representative for the South
eastern Library Association,
the regional professional li
brary association for Alabama,
Florida. Georgia, Kentucky,
Mississippi, North Carolina.
South Carolina. Ten essee,
Virginia and West Virginia.
To date, the Planning Com
mittee has developed and
approved a draft of the N. C.
State Plan with a statement of
goals, purpose and scope, and
a priorities and action plan.
Basic demographic data has
been compiled and additional
• date relative to public library
services and public education
and school library services
should be completed and
submitted in early December,
the projected date for com
pletion of the N. C. State Plan
for signatures of respective
slate agencies entering into
the policy agreement.
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