New Women's Activities Coordinator.. Linda B. Locklear is Lumbee River EMC's new Women's Activit ies Coordinator and Secretary for the Member Services Department. Linda will be involved in several Member Services functions She'll be working with the cooperative s Women's Committee, and she'll be involved with youth activities, load management, home weatherization improvements, as well as keeping you informed about things of inter est in her page of the ? LREMC News.'' Prior to joining us. Linda was Legal Secretary for the firm of Musselwhite. Musselwhite and Mclntyre in Lumberton, and she was named Legal Secretary of the Year for the Lumberton Chapter of Legal Secretaries for 1979-1980. Linda, her husband, Arnold, her son, Dwight David, 15, and her daughter, Tonya Lynn. 8, live in Red . Linda B. Locklear Banks near Pembroke Arnold is Assistant Funeral Director with Locklear & Son Funeral Home in Pembroke, and their two children attend Prospect School. The Locklear's attend New Hope Church in the Pembroke Commun ity. and Linda serves as Assistant Secretary tor the church. She also serves as an Alternate Parent on the Title IV Parent Committee at Prospect School, where she is in volved in helping deserving Indian students get needed financial assistance. Linda says that in addition to her professional and civic involve ment. she enjoys cooking, traveling, dancing and reading. She also says that she is looking forward to "the many challenges" of her new job. LITTLE MISS LUMBEE! ? ? WANTED! Contestants for the 1980 LITTLE MISS LUMBEE PA GEANT^'j sponsored by Lum bce Kegfcnal Development Association. Anyone interest ed in entering their daughter in the pageant, can obtain applications from Monroe Chavis at LRDA Annex or Patricia Jacobs at Revels Mo tel Complex Right to Read Office #14. Child must be between 4 to 6 years of age and must be Indian (at least one parent must be Indian). This year's performance will be helid at Pembroke State University Performing Arts Center. If there are any questions concerning the Little Miss Lumbee Pageant, do not hesi tate to call Monroe Chavis 521-2401. or Patricia Jacobs 521-3525 or 3358. 1 In the Armed Forces rain.iuk j. muiu Marine Pvt. Proctor J. Floyd, son of James and Annie M. Floyd of 307 Bullard Ave.. Lumberton. NC Has completed a Basic Plumbing and Water Supply Course. During the seven- week course at the Marine Corps Base. Camp Lejeune. NC. students received introductory instruction on the installa tion. maintenance and repair of plumbing fixtures and water purification systems. They also studied the equipment ana iccnniques usea in me development of field water supply sources. A 1975 graduate of Lumber ton High School, he joined the Marine Corps in July 1979. JOELG. LOCKLEAR JR. Navy Hospitalman Joel G. Locklear. Jr.. son of Joel G. and Melvia B. Locklear of P.O. Bo* 582 and 404b Maynor Manor, respectively. Pem broke. NC was graduated from Field Medical Service School. _ The five week course at the Marine Corps Base. Camp Lejeune. NC is designed to prepare Navy hospital corps men and dental technicians for duty with Marine Corps com bat units. During classroom instruction, practical applica tion periods and field training exercises, he studied the fun damentals of battlefield survi val and personal protective measures. He received instruction on basic tactics arid the use of weapons for self-defense. To graduate, he was required to demonstrate basic proficiency in emergency medical techni ques. casualty evacuation, fi eld sanitation and preventive medicine procedures. A 1979 graduate of Pem broke Senior High School, he joined the Navy in June 1979. ATTENTION HUNTERS! TED'S LOCK & GUN REPAIR Is Now Offering... ?Gun blueing ?Stock Refinishing On Shotguns and Pistols! Call Ted Chavis at 521-3523 For Price. Start Yxir Collection Of Elegant French Lead Crystal. Free. 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