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Pembroke Kiwanis mem
ben welcomed Hr. Jay Midl
ine. Senior Energy Information
Specialist at CP St L as their
guest speaker Tuesday even
ing.
The need for additional
power in our State is growing
steadily each year. Last year
63 new industries came into
the area and their needs plus
those of the employees who
come to live here push our
energy needs steadily higher,
and the estreme heat of
summer and our recent colder
than usual winters have resul
ted in all the population using
more energy than usual.
What can we do about this
situation? We can. as indi
viduals. endeavor to conserve
energy as much as possible.
As a nation we can make
greater use of coal- this is one
energy source which our coun
try has in great abundance. It
is estimated we have enough
coal to last for 300 years. Our
country can also work on the
development of solar energy.
However, one of the most
efficient and economical sour
ces of energy is through
nuclear power.
Carolina Power St Light is
not a newcomer to the field of
nuclear energy. It has been
associated with the develop
ment of commercial nuclear
power for the generation of
electricity for more than 20
years, in 19So it joined with
other utilities in the buildig
and operation of the Parr
Shoals Plant in South Carolina.
In 1971 followed the C P &. L
H.B. Robinson Plant near
Hartsville, SC and in 1975 and
1977 two units of the Bruns
wick Nuclear Plant near South
port, NC were placed in
service. Presently plans are
underway for the Shearon
Harris Nuclear Power Plant
located near Raleigh. NC.
Work on this plant begsn in
1978 and the entire project is
scheduled for completion in
1991. This enormous plant will
consist of four 900,000- Kilo
watt generating units and
during peak construction for
work force will number about
3,500 and the permanent
operating staff of the plant will
be about 700 persons. Slides of
the plant and its capabilities
were shown.
Guests at the meeting were
Woody Caudle. CP & L
Customer Service Represen
tative. of Mas ton and four
members of the Lillington
Kiwanis Cub- Cub president
Rodney Tart. Lt. Governor Bob
Womble. Niell McPhail. and
Ron Howell.
Presiding at the meeting
was Ed Teets. Club President.
The invocation was given by
Theodore Maynor and the
singing was led by Lankford
Godwin accompanied by Ira
Pate Lowry. pianist. Bernard
Lowry. Program Chairman,
introduced the speaker.
In the Armed Forces
DWAYNE LOCKLEAR
National Guard Private
Dwayne Locklear. ton of Mr.
and Mrs. Alton G. Locklear of
Route 1, Pembroke recently
completed a tracked vehicle
mechanic course at the U.S.
Army Armor School, Fort
Knox. Ky.
During the coune, students
were trained to repair engines,
transmissions, and the fuel,
electrical and hydraulic sys
tems of the Army's tracked
vehicles. They also learned to
perform recovery operations
for abandoned, damaged, dis
abled or mired vehicles.
BENNIE L. SMITH
Pvt. Bennie L. Smith,
whose wife. Peggy, lives in
Lumberton. recently comple
ted his training as a armor
crewman under the One Sta
tion Unit Training (OSUT)
program at Fort Knox. Ky.
OSUT is a 13-week period
which combines basic combat
training with advanced indivi
dual training.
During the training, stu
dents learn the duties of a tank
crewman, including the firing
of the tank's armament and
small weapons. They also
receive instruction in field
radio operations, map reading
and tank maintenance and
repair.
Smith's mother. Mrs. Ber
nice S. Currie. lives on Route
4. Lumberton.
txcnanges Kings ?
Eagle Feathers
Mil* Uiane evening mar
Woodell, daughter of Mr*.
Mardella Lowry Woodell of
Pembroke, now of Philadel
phia. Pa., and Mr. Zeb Adrian
Woodell of Pembroke, now of
Greensboro. N.C.; and Mr.
Mike Wi&ins, now of Great
Fall*. Montana; ion of Mr.
and Mr*. Daniel Wilkin* of
Pembroke. N.C.; were married
Saturday. August 18. 1979 at
a six o'clock wedding in Phila
delphia. The wedding took
place at the home of the bride,
with the lev. Thesaely E.
Campbell, officiating at the
ceremony. A reception follow
ed afterwards.
Given in marriage by Mr.
Harley Freeman, a family
friend; the bride was attended
by her sister. M*. Bobbie Ann
Woodell. of Philadelphia, as
maid of honor. Mr. David
Wtlfcies of Pembroke. N.C..
served his brother as boot
The bride wan a white tall
length gown with a hand of
mens and oametion* amend
her waist
The highlight of the wedding
was tab eeshenge of Regis
Mother* suiting to Indian
iradltlM. The am of honor
matu ui nunur, uiu uic inuuicr
of the groom did likewise from
the best man. Each mother
then presented the feathers to
the bride and groom, as a gift
from the Great Spirit to
institute what the sacred Eagle
stands for. That is Courage,
Strength. Patience. Happiness
and Togetherness, throughout
life. With the joining of both
ceremonies, the old and the
new. it was a beautiful.oc
casion.
Following a trip to Pem
broke. the couple will reside in
Great Falls. Montana, where
the groom is stationed in the
Air Force.
Mrs. Wllkins is a graduate of
U.A.I.D.V. in Philadelphia.
Mr. Wllkins is a graduate of
Pembroke High School In
Pembroke, N.C.
Diane Is the granddaughter
of the late Clemmle Lowry,
and Mrs. Ader Lowry of
Lumberton, N.C., and the
^^^^^uao|Mme ??# I aiini
Carter of Greensboro. N.C.
Mike la the grandson .if Mr.
and Mrs Donahue WMbtn* uf
Pembroke. N.C
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