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TOM BLANKS } } Tk- Tk N- J ♦ )f rk- ytf Ttr INSURANCE AGENCY 2510 West 5th St., Lumberton, NC (Next to Old Foundry) Ph. 738-3382 •MOBILE HOME & HOME OWNERS •Fire •Auto •Life I Spring Has Sprung. * -At- PLANTS & THINGS NURSERY •Grafted Fruit Trees •Roses •Foundation Plantings •Flowers •Shrubs •Budded Azaleas •Pansies •And Much More! Janice Godwin, pictured above !■ an enroUee with die Work Experience pn^ram, one of the five components of the Comprehensive Employment and Training Act Project spon sored by the Lombee Regional Development Association. Janice, a clerical aide and outreach worker, Is located at the Bethel Hill Neighborhood Service Center in the Saddle tree commnnlty. Her ontreach work Involves getting oat in the commnnlty and flnding those who are in need and may not know the source to tnm to. She makes referrals to varioos county agencies such as the Department of Social Services, Social Security Department, Food Stamp and Rehabilitation departments. Janice is a graduate of Magnolia High School and has recently taken the state merit exam for Homemaker I. I “You Can’t Beat * I Our Prices!” i ^ Located In The Dam ot the Home of « * John E. Cummings on Hwy. 7l0 4 $ Mile From 74 toword Rowland * t t .if .iick|c^i|i.|c*!ic*)i«iniMii)i:!i!^)it9i«iui’iiee>i»i>ea* Page 5, The Carolina Indian Voice Pembroke BPW Club to sponsor First Shamrock Boll The Pembroke Busiiiea:^ and I'lufessional Women’s Club will sponsor the first Shamrock Ball on Friday, March 11th, at the Pembroke Jaycee Club house. The event was a “sell-out” at the meeting of the Club on Monday, March 7th, at Maynor Manor in Pembroke. Proceeds from the Ball will be used for charitable activities and the Career Ad vancement Scholarship Pro ject. At the Monday night meet ing, Ms. Mollye Briley, Secre tary, read correspondence ■ from State Legislative Chair man Sarah Gulledge of Mon roe commending the Pem broke Club for an outstanding legislative portfolio which has been entered in the National Legislative Awards Program sponsored by the National Federation of Business and Professional Women’s Clubs, Inc. Ms. Bertha Chavis serves as Chairman of the local club legislative committee with Ms. Grace S. Epps and Ms. Rose M. Lowry. Other correspon dence was received from the Fayetteville Business and Pro fessional Women’s Club and the Monroe Business and I^ofessional Women’s Club endorsing Grace S. Epps as a nominee for appointment .for the Board of Governors of the University of North Carolina. WOMEN OFFENDERS SERVICE PROJECT As a community service project, the Club adopted a service project to the Women’s Correctional Center in Ra leigh. A list of area women was compiled and BPW mem bers will serve as sponsors of these women by letter writing and social courtesies extended throughout the year. The project might well extend to family visitation and outreach since members in teams of two will CO- sponsor a total of 14 women from the immediate Robeson County area. The Pembroke Club also entered a subscription for a magazine to be mailed directly to the Reception Center of the Wo men’s Correctional Center. Ms. Elvera Locklear serves as Chairman of the Community Services Committee together with Ms. Ruth Tidwei! and Ms. Sandy Baker. ENDORSEMENT FOR STATE OFFICES During the business ses sion, the Club endorsed the candidacy of Ms. Ruth Dial Woods for the office of South ern Piedmont Area Vice- Pres ident at the State BPW Convention to be held in June in Fayetteville. Also endorsed was Ms. Tessie Hunt who has been requested by President elect Julia Hassell of Edenton to serve as State Chairman of the State Public Relations Committee. OTHER BUSINESS The District IX meeting scheduled for April 1 in Clinton was announced and the deadline for registration of March 25th. The Pembroke Club’s Young Careerist, Ms. Sandra H; Strickland, will participate in speak-up com petition at this meeting. Social courtesies were ex tended to Mollye Briley, Sue Maynor, Betty Roberts and Sue Lowry in observance of their recent birthdays. Draw ings for door prizes was the culminating activity of the meeting. A Ponce Conceit ot PSU Miss GLORIA CANONIZADO, nstive of the Philippines who is a physical education instractor at Pembroke State University, is shown dancing with one of her Filipino stndents, Danllo Mandla, daring a dance rehearsal for a “Filipino and Hawaiian Dance Concert” to be held at PSU’s Performing Arts Center Monday, March 14, at 7:30 p.m. Pembroke Sportswear Better Known as WESTERN TRAIL SPEEDY SERVICE ON FORMAL WEAR RENTAL Western All The Woyl Sizes To nil Ail- From PetHt to Queen, Toll or SHml
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