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Page 5, The Caroline Indian Voice
Oxendine Sworn In
Henry w. OxendJne,
Pembroke attorney, is shown
receiving o certificofe from
Governor James B. Hunt for his
oppolnfmenf to the North
Carolina Secondary Roads
Council. Oxendine was sworn
in Friday, March f 6fh in
Raleigh. Said Oxendine. "This
oppointment is for on
Indefln^ period of rime ■
becoLise rite Governor hopes
to revomp the Tronsportotlon
Deporttnent and eHminofe the
Secondary Roods CourK0 ond -
expand the presmri
tronsportotlon deportment
board and let H take >ver the
hinctiorts of the Sccondoty -.
Roods CoiJi)^. .
‘GOVERNOR’
RICK
BROOKS
§9AM-3 PM
I MON THRU FRI
^ wi’h your
F avo Tile
COUNTRY MUSIC
1060 AM
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* Spanish Club Pembroke BPW Club’s Shamrock
Presents God’
Pembroke BPW Club’s
Ball Hailed As Huge Success
teed Auto Insurance?
...Coll Ken Britt
FARM BUREAU INSURANCE
10% Off On Fire Insurance
•Blue Cross •Mortgage Insurance
•CROP HAIL INSURANCE
Scott Blanks, Sponish Club
president of P.S.H.S. is shown
presenting a God's Eye which
he mode to Ms. LJlio Chelolo, a
native of Argentina who was
the guest speaker for the
monthly Sponish Club
meeting. Shown to the left Is
Ana Mario Costillo, on
exchange student from
kV 'vho Is ll''»''T> '
Tomaro Jacobs, 
P.S.H.S
Junior at
The Club is involved Jn o
project of selling posters to
help with . the exchange
program pt P.S.H.S. A
bike-o-thon qnd bake sole will
be sponsored later to help
with the program.
The major fund-roising
project of the Pembroke
Business ond Professionol
Women's Club was held on
Morch 11, and hailed os the
SHAMROCK BALL Under the
direction of Ms. Somuel
(Katrina) Lockleor who served
os Boll Chairman, fhe
Pembroke DPW Club
entertoined approximately
one hundred and fifty persons
ot the event including guests
from Lumberton, Foyettevilie,
Moxton and Red Springs os
well Qs Pembroke.
The liiliuence of the Irish was
evident from rhe boll decor
which featured shamrocks
and leprechauns on the walls
including fwo large murals
and loose shamrocks on fhe
table with condles, to the very
Irish menu.
Among speciol guests were
Mayor and Ms. Reginald
Stricklond. State
Representative ond Ms.
Horace Lockleor, and
Robeson County
Commissioners Mr. and Ms.
Herman Dial and Mr. ond Ms.
Bobby Dean Lockleor.
Proceeds from fhe Shamrock
Boll will be used for the Coreer
Advancement Scholarships
oworded annually to young
women ond other charitable
projects of the Pembroke
Business ond Professional
Women's Club.
FOR YOUR UPHOISTERY NEEDS
Visit or Coll
BRYANT'S UPHOLSTERY
Hwy 71,2 Miles North of Maxton
Phone 644-5036 (Day or Night)
Owned and Operated by
Palmer Ray Bryant and Carson Oxendine
•Over 25 Years Experience
•Bring this ad for a $1.00 a yard
discount on material.
No Job Too Small or Too Dig
THE UNITED STATES
ARMY RESERVE
Needs the skills of qualified men orwl
women, with or without previous military
service, for 16 hours each month ond two
weeks eoch summer. This outstanding
part-time coreer offers excellent fringe
benefits such as.- $20,000 Life Insurance,
Top Poy with regular raises. Retirement,
Training ond leadership, plus many others
A few of the openings now available ore:
*Mechanlcs •Drivers *Cook8 •Clerk 'Typists
•Supply Personnel
Advancement to Senior NCO Grades
Available in Each Field.
It AND MANY OTHER SlUS
CSM Charfe. Allen ®»'' ®«el>eli
1400 Crthage Road
Lumberton. N.C. 283S8 FortBiees. NC 3tM7
739-3555 -iye-feyis
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{ O. TOM BLANKS i
i INSURANCE AGENCY }
2510 West 5th St., Lumberton, NC
(Next to Old Foundry)
Ph. 738-3382
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After-dinner dondng wos
enjoyed by oil who weie
entertoined by Gene Lowry
ond his Short Circuit Super
Disco.
(Elmer Hunt Photo)
•MOBILE HOME 6 HOME OWNERS
•Fire •Auto •Life
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