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AMOUNT OF MOHEY
OFFICIALLY IN F?OM
DINNEli $14,MQ
The second annual fund
raising dinner at Pembroke
State University was a success
as both an enjoyable occasion
and as a fund-raiser. Walter
OneauMne, PSU director of
development who was in
charge of ticket sales, re
ported that the last official
count was $14,600 - but it
was sure to top the $15,000
mark. More money was on the
way from Charlotte.
The proceeds from these
funds will be used for: (1)
student scholarships, (2) fa
culty development, and (3)
University advancement.
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The program featuring
Charlie Justice, former UNC
All-American football player,
and Chnrik HarvBe, dean of
North Carolina sport sea iters,
was an overwhelming suc
cess. The films of Justice in
his playing day, narrated by
both men at the podium,
added a special ingredient to
the program. In our opinion,
the program was better than
last year. In fact, everything
seemed to move better. And a
tremendous crowd attended
the Maynard Ferguson Jazz
Band concert afterwards.
Here is the list of ticket
purchasers to the dinner
(some wish to remain anony
mous): Acme Electric, Alpha
Cellulose, Bub Andrews, Tru
er Bafleo, Charles Baas, B*y
Von Beany, Mary Bel, Har
vey Blea, Shirley Bletley,
Boise Cascade, Blackmon
Furniture, Adoiph Blue, Wl
ington, Nathan Brltt, Dalton
Brooks. Larry Brooks, Lola
Brooks, WDllaas I. Bulkrd,
Dorothy Byrd, Carter-Colton
Cigar Co.. Dosey Chavls,
Ertle Chavls, Mrs. Sam no!
Chavls, City Dry Cleaners,
Jerry Cole man, Rhoda Cat
Una, Ed Crab, WUHam and
NeUa Craht, John Culbreth,
Howard Demi, Adoiph Dial,
James C. Dial, Dine Guano
Co., Dixie Wholesale,
Eagle Distributing Co., E.
Aptone KmI Estate. Jones
Ebnct, HasaU Baa, First
Citizens Bank & Trust Co.,
First Union National Bank.
Carl Ft aha r, Laeey Gaae,
Gene's Electric, Casr Clhssa,
Paul Gtvaas, Golden China
Restaurant. MnnnBnGitf
nth, Hayes, Howell A As
sociates, Abort HumnsA,
Boa HsiAs, Hedgpeth Ware
houses, H.C. Ilsiilag, Bobort
Horsch, Doa Hiocott, Jaasos
HoMtord, Mltoa Hoot, Loo
Hoatloy, Jobmo A. A Mildred
Km DUh J mm,
Jordan. Snowden A McVick
Kkaafc, Levtner's Florist, K.
M. Bless, Inc., Koooce, No-'
ble A Associates, Arnold
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Lecklear, M.W. Uckku,
DmbIi Lnraji, Shirley U
wmy, bt PM Lwriy, Myrtk
Lewry, Im Maria Lewry,
SuiUrd Law 17, Ttorim
Uwry, W*hN Law 17, Lum
bce Bank. L urn bee Farms,
Lumbee River Electric Mem
bership Corp., Lumberton
Chamber of Commerce, Rath
Mann, La ray Marks, William
Maasa, Gerald Mayaar,
laaisa Mayaar, Kaa Mayaar,
?aw Mayaar, McKesson
Drug, McLean Wholesale,
Willie McNeill, Alphease
McRae, Lewis D. Moore,
Matthew Morris an, Glean I.
Nantz, Mars Nathan, Sam
Noble, Old Foundry Toyota,
Grady Oseadlae, Jaaao Osen
dlne, Mackelay Oseadlae,
Walter Oseadlae, Horace
and Gaaava Parnell, J.T.
Paal, Pembroke Drug Center,
Pembroke Optometric Clinic,
Ray Pennington, Rlchad PV
oaao, George Polbemas,
Pretto Ptttman, Jack Price,
Progressive Savings & Loan,
Protective Agency, Leon
Rand, Andrew and Elma
Ransom, R.W. Reiskig, John
Relasner, Republic Bank &
Trust Co., Mabel Revels,
John Rim berg, Sankey Rob
inson, Robert Romlae, Joe
Sandlln, Arthur Shaln, Harold
Slagle, Southern National
Bank, Alan Sugar, Parnell
Swott, Shirley P. Swatt, Tom
my Swett, The Kendall Co.,
The Robesonian, Willie C.
Thomas, Norma Joan Thomp
son, Felicia Turner, United
Carolina Bank, Paal Van
Zandt, Wachovia Bank, Gene
Warren, Ann Webb, Ann
Wella, WFNC & WQSM,
Wholesale Auto Parts, Wilton
Wllkerson, Sylvester Wooten,
and Janet Wynn.
HELEN GUSTAFSON FIRST
OF DANFORTH SPEAKERS
The Danforth Foundation is
funding a series of six speak
ers at PSU during this aca
demic year with the first
being Mrs. Helen Guatafaon
Wednesday. October 28, at
9:00 a.m. in Room 223 of the
PSU Educational Center. Her
topic will be: "Flexible Career
Planning." As an educational
administrator. Mrs. Gustaf
son will be talking about the
role models of women who are
scholars and professionals.
She is the Director of Pupil
Personnel Services and Ex
ceptional Children's Pro
grams at Ft. Bragg. She
also serves as a consultant in
gifted education to school
systems in Eastern North
Carolina.
Mrs. Gustafson is the wife
of Dr.. Robert Guatafaon,
chairman of the PSU Philoso
phy and Religion Department.
Other speakers in this
series will be: Nov. 4-Bar
bara Jordan, psychiatrist in
Lumberton who will speak on
"Changing Roles of Women"
and Dec. 1--Rntb Harper,
minister, whose topic will
be:"Clergywomen: Holding
Their Own."
The three other talks will be
given in the spring.
PSU GRAD TO OPEN
RECORDING STUDIO IN
FAYETTEVILLE
Doyle Wood, a '73 graduate
of Pembroke State from High
lands, NC, will open a new
recording studio and produc
tion company in Fayetteville
around Nov. 1. It will be
entitled "Daxwood". Some
of the services available will
wnt^n, oiAkioj vidoo
ductions, aid also photo
graphy. The studio will also
do commercials for both radio
and tele via ion.
PS 11PRFESSOR HAS PARI
PUBLISHED
Dr. Wright KBm, of
PSU's Psychology Depart
ment has joined with WBfom
Dashlel (former PSU profes
sor now with the U.S. Depart
ment of Energy) to write a
paper on "Cognitive Capasity
Demands of Two Addition
Algorithms." This has been
published in the "Perceptual
and Motor Skills" publica
tion.
JEEKY SPIVEY JOINS
LYNCHBURG NEWS
NEWSPAPER
Jerry Splvey, who served as
editor of the PSU student
newspaper, "The Pine Ne
edle," and then as sports
editor of the "Robesonian."
has joined the newspaper
staff of the "Lynchburg
News." He will be the page
one and national wire editor.
Spivey formerly assisted me
in the public information
office at PSU and did a superb
job. At the Lynchburg
newspaper, he will join an
other PSU graduate. Bob
Denham, who is writing
sports. Good luck to both of
these fine young journalists.
DR. LARRY SCHULTZ
CONDUCTS WORKSHOP AT
STATE CONFERENCE
When the annual confer
ence of the N. C. Associa
tion for the Education of
YoungChildren was held last
weekend at Winston-Salem,
conducting one of the work
shops was Dr. Larry Schultz,
of the PSU Education De
partment.
"INFORMATION DAY" SET
AT PEMBROKE STATE
NOV. 4
The second annual "Grad
uate and Professional School
Information Day" will be held
at Pembroke State Wednes
day, Nov. 4, from 9 a.m. until
3 p.m. in the PSU Student
Center. It is sponsored by the
PSU Office of Career Planning
and Placement. There will be
many professional people on
campus to acquaint students
with possible careers.
Child
Care
Food
The Child Care Food Pro
gram will be sponsored by
L.R.D.A. Free and reduced
price meals will be available
to enrolled children meeting
the approval eligibility criteria
at the centars listed below and
will be provided without re
gard to race, color, or national
origin.
Union Chapel Day Care--521
2868; Wakulla Day Care-843
2175; Gospel Tabernacle-521
8372; Tudor Court Day Care
738-5991; 5-G'i Day Care
521-4246; South Hoke Day
Care-875-5777; Rex-Rennert
Day Care -843-3873.
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and WFMY-TV ?portacaster
CHARLIE HARVILLE share
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State's S50-a-piate fond-rais
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The Pembroke Jaycees
will Sponsor
A HAUNTED HOUSE
October 28
thru October 31
at the
Pembroke Youth Center
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