Wanted: Responsible
party to take over low monthly I
payments on spinet-console I
piano. Can be seen locally. J
Write credit manager. P.O. I
Box 914. Newell. N.C. 28126.
FOB SALE
Used Mobile Homes.
$495 down payment. We
finance. Conner Mobile Home
Sales. Highway 41. Lum
berton. N.C. Phone 738-6358.
JONES LANDSCAPING
AND WELDING SERVICES
No job loo big ob too
small. 24 hour service. Call
1-369-2663.
LEGAL NOTICE ,
State of North Carolina
County of Robeson
Notice to Creditors
and Debtors of ..
Frederick Wysa, Jr.,
Deceased.
The undersigned, having
qualified as Executor of Fre
derick Wyss. Jr. deceased,
late of Robeson County, this is
to notify all persons, firms
and corporations having
claims against said estate to
exhibit them to the under
Signed on or before the 17th
day of November, 1984, or be
barred from their recovery.
All persons indebted to said
estate are asked to please
make immediate payment to
the undersigned.
This the 17th day of May.
1984.
Neil F. Wyss, Executor
205 Elliott Road
Lyman, S.C. 29365
Donald W. Bollard
Attorney at Law
P.O. Box 1182
Pembroke, N.C. 28372
Telephone: (919) 521-3556
Pub. May 17-24-31, June 7
LEGAL NOTICE
Stale of North Carolina
County of Robeson
Notice to Creditors and
Debtors of
Edward LaVance Rehm,
Deceased
The undersigned, having
qualified as Executor of the
estate of Edward LaVance
Rehm. deceased, late of Rob
eson County, this is to notify
all persons, firms and corpo
rations having claims against
said estate to exhibit them to
the undersigned on or before
the 10th day of November,
1984, or be barred from their
recovery.
All persons indebted to said
estate are asked td please
make immediate payment to
the undersigned.
This the 10th day of May,
1984. . A
Bobby Ray Bel),
Executor
P.O. Box 848
Pembroke, NC 28372
To be published May 10, 17,
24, 31, 1984.
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NEED A HOVE?
Let us build one of our
homes on your land. 100%
financing. No money down.
Tl2% interest rate. No closing
costs. Call 738-8770 after 5
p.m.
HELP W ANTED
Earn $400 to $800 a week
with our proven envelope
program from home. No ex
perience necessary! Free de
tails. Send stamped envelope
to: Matsan. 3565 W. Wolf
ram, Chicago, II. 60618.
HOUSE FOR RENT
3 bedroom brick home for
rent. Located in the Prospect
Community. $235 a month.
$100 deposit. Call 521-9397
after 4 p.m.
3=%
The Real Estate
Center
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P.O. Box 781
Lumberton, N.C. 28358
Phone [919J738-8151
1-800-443-2781 Ext. C-19
Welding Shop-and land com
plete with office and equip
ment located on 12 acre lot
only 20 minutes from Lum
berton. Call Helen Locklear
today for all the details.
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Jane Smith..' 739-5577
Pat Crichett 738-1309
Shirley Bell....... .-738-1517
Helen Locklear... 738-6100
Norma Lippard .. . 738-3833
Mary Lois Odom... 739-9841
Lynn Atkinson.... 628-8424
Louise Sanderson.739-9373
Independently Owned
and Operated
mrnf usrwo
MIS
HELP WANTED
Pembroke State Univer
sity is seeking applications for
the position of Associate
Director of Admissions.
The Associate will report to
the Director of Admissions.
Responsibilities include eva
luations of transfer credit and
to assist in all aspects of
recruitment and management
of the Admissions Office.
Candidate should have ad
missions or related exper
ience and hold a minimum of
a Bachelor's Degree. Salary:
Up to $17,000. depending
upon qualifications and ex
perience.
Send letter of application,
including resume and letters
of recommendation, to:
Anthony Locklear
Director of Admissions
Pembroke State University
Pembroke. N.C.- 28372
Preference given to appli
cations received before May
23, 1984. ' .
Pembroke State University
is an Equal Opportunity/;
Affirmative Action Employer,
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DETECTORS
SAVE LIVES
AND PROPERTY,
AND NOW THEY
SAVE MONEY..
Nationwide has a discount on
homeowners insurance lor
homeowners with smoke alarms
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Wllie Von Lowry
PO Bo* 7, Pembroke, NC
S21-8621 ? 521-4368
?^[?NATIONWIDE
11 INSURANCE
NaMMMd* ? on yo\M 1^6
Nionwdi Mutual leauranc* Corx*r*
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LEGAL NOTICE ?
State of North Carolina
County of Robeson.
Notice to Creditora and
Debtors of William
Daniel Sanderson, deeeaaed.
The undersigned, having
qualified as Administrator,
Administratrix. Executor, or
Executrix of the estate of
William D. Sanderson, de
ceased. late of Robeson
County, this is to notify all
persons, firms and corpora
tions having claims against
said estate to exhibit them to
the undersigned on or before
the 15th day of November,
1984, or be barred from their
recovery.
All persons indebted to said
estate are asked to please
make immediate payment to
the undersigned.
This the 7th day of May,
1984.
Edna C. Sanderson,
Administrator
Rt. 3 Box 180 ?
Rowland, NC 28383
To be published May 10, 17,
24, 31, 1984.
POSITION AVAILABLE
Job Title: Business De
velopment Specialist. Re
sponsible to: Executive Di
rector. Salary Range: $18,000
to $21,000.
General Descripion of Du
ties: The Business Develop
ment Specialist is responsible
for assisting American Indian
businesses in the Baltimore
Metropolitan area in obtain
ing resources and technical
assistance to be successful.
Specific Duties and Re
sponsibilities:
1. Provide professional and
technical assistance to small
businesses and new busi
nesses in the areas of but not
limited to: loan acquisition,
bond acquisition, minority
certification, bid preparation,
to 28 or more Indian busi
nesses;
2. Coordinate the develop
ment and sponsorship of
management improvement
seminars for at least 28 Indian
businesses;
3. Coordinate services to
American Indian businesses
to ensure that there are not.
obstacles to Indian businesses
receiving these services;
4. Collect data concerning
businesses in order that this
data might be disseminated to
other Indian organizations;
5. Meet with and work with
the Baltimore American Indi
an Business Association and
its members on a frequent
. basis; and
6. Publicize American Indi
an businesses through bro
chures etc.
Qualifications: Must be a
college graduate with a de
gree in- Business Adminis
tration or related field. Must
have two years working ex
perience with local, state and
or federal minority business
programs as well as one year
experience in working with a
Business Association.
Closing date: June 11,
1984.
Send resume to: Baltimore
American Indian Center, 113
South Broadway, Baltimore,
MD 21231, Attention: Carol
Sampson.
PLASTIC LAMINATING
AVAILABLE
We plastic laminate any
clipping, photo, ID Card,
Social Security account num
ber, Membership card, mar-1
riage license, high school or
college diplomas, birth cer
tificate, discharge papers,
etc. Up to 8V'i" X U". (Onl>
$2.95. Fast service. Travis
Orr, 4216 Garrett Road M-35.
Durham, N.C. 27707.
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POSITION AVAILABLE
Teaching position vacan
cy: Nursing Faculty Position.
Education: Master's Degree
preferred. B.S.N, minimum
degree considered. Required
N.C. Licensure as a registered
nurse.
Duties- Include class and
clinical instruction on both
levels in a laddered associate
degree program.
Personal: Personal fitness,
good personality and attitude,
neat in appearance, interest
in and empathy for students.
Applicant must be able to
work as a team member. An
understanding of and un
swerving commitment to the
unique role of the Community
College System. Ability to
relate to and work with
persons from a tri-racial
background a must.
Application deadline: June
15, 1984.
Employment date: To begin
middle of August, 1984.
Salary: Commensurate with
degree and experience.
Contact: Personnel Direc
tor, Robeson Technical Col
lege, P.O. Box 1420. Lum
berton, N.C. 28359.
An equal opportunity em
ployer.
See plan on file at R.T.C.
SECTION 8 EXISTING
Housing Assistance Program
The North Carolina Com
mission of Indian Affairs,
local ? sponsor for a United
States Department of Housing
and Urban Development HUD
Section 8 Housing Rent
Assistance Program will dis
continue taking applications
for rent assistance effective
June 30, 1984.
All applicants wishing to
inquire about the status of
their applications should con
tact Gregory Richardson, Di
rector Section 8 Housing at
919-733-5998.
HELP WANTED
Honseparents: St. Jo
seph Indian School, Cham
berlain, SD is taking appli
cations for prospective house
parents. Applicants must
have a degree or child related
experience. May be single or
married. Position includes
housing/food, insurance, and
salary. Send resume or letter
of application to Box 89,
Chamberlain, S.C. 57325.
EQE.
"Man is the only animal
that laughs and weeps; for
he is the only animal that
is struck with the difference
between what things are and
what they ought to be."
?William Hazlitt
NOTICE OF PROPOSED
ZONING AMENDMENT
North Carolina
Robeson Connty
Notice is hereby given that
the Town Council of the Town
of Pembroke will consider the
following amendment to the
zoning ordinance: To change
the following described area
from an R-A to C-3, to wits
In and on the southeast side
of a paved highway leading
from Pembroke to the old
Lumberton Highway, which
highway runs northeast and
southwest and adjoining other
lands of Pembroke Housing
Authority and Redevelopment
Commission on the south
west, and being more parti
cularly described as follows,
to wit: that land formerly
owned by Rev. C.E. Locklear
and wife, Annie Lizzie Lock
lear and being that part not
sold tp Pembroke Housing
Authority and Redevelopment
Commission, and including
that land owned by Sarah
Jane Oxendine which is also
adjoined on the southwest by
lands of Pembroke Housing
Authority and Redevelopment
Commission.
The time and place for a
public hearing concerning
such an amendment will be at '
7:00 o'clock p.m. on the 4th
day of June, 1984 at the
Pembroke Town Hall, when
and where all interested par- 1
tics shall be given an oppor- ]
tunity to be heard concerning i
such amendment. This notice
shall be published once a
week for two consecutive
weeks. The first publication
shall not be less than 10 days
nor more than?25 days before
the hearing.
This the 24th dav of May,
1984.
Ruby N. Smith
Town Clerk
Town of Pembroke
P.O. Box 866
Pembroke, N.C. 28372
Pub. May 24, 31, 1984.
Many studies now show
the benefit of rinsing twice a
day with I.isterine antiseptic
as an adjunct to brushing and
flossing. In fact, recent clini
cal studies show that rinsing
with Listerine. as part of a
regular oral hygiene program,
can reduce plaque buildup by
as much as 50 percent more
than by brushing alone.
FREE LEAFLET
For free leaflet: "60 Sec
onds to a Cleaner Mouth",
write to: Warner-Lambert
Company, Consumer Affairs.
? Morris Plains. NJ 07950
West Robeson Chorus
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Visits Capitol
The West Robeson Senior
High Chorus la shown on the
steps of the Capitol In
Washington. The students
visited and performed on the
steps of the Capitol April
16-18. Shown above they are:
top row, left to right-Perry
Hammonds, Darlene Com
mhgs, David LocUear, Carta
Lowry, Sharon McDongald,
Pamela Oxentflne, Tonya Elk,
Rndolph Freeman, Panla
Chavis, Michael Parker, He
len Jacobs, Mlrcbelle McKoy,
Kenyotta Hlnes, Rebecca
Lecklear, Jolle Dnnavan,
Wesley Jacobs, Effle dark,
Randall LocUear and Patrick
LocUear: middle row, top to
bottom-Audrey ~ Brayboy,
Tammie Locklear, Margie
Hunt, Janet Loddear, Uaa
Barton, Klmberiy Howington,
Willette Carter, Casaandra
Jones, Carlita Brewington,
Delind Maynor and Con
gresaman Charlie Roee; ait
ting, top to bottom-Tonya
Strickland, Car la Smith, Pa
mela Brookap Syvetra Lowry,
Cynthia Barton, Tyra Samp
son, Paul Locklear, Wendy
Blue, Linda Mack, Thia Cha
via, Tammy Ballard, Myrtle
Locklear, Robert Dial, Edith
Frazier, and Cathy Thomaa
who ia the director of the
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with dishwater, store and heat pump. Energy
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ERA A & A
INSURANCE & REALTY
IAMmL Mayaar
738-2094
521-2155
Retirees Honored
at Magnolia
Magnolia School held its
annual Retirement Dinner on |
May 18, 1984 and honored
three members of its staff at
that time. I
Retiring are Mrs. Helen E.
Hammonds, Mrs. Letha C.
Locklear, and Mrs. Sarah H.
Clew is. Mrs. Hammonds, an
elementary teacher, has
taught in Robeson County
Schools for 29 years. Mrs.
Locklear has served as a
teacher's aide at Magnolia
School for 18 years. Mrs.
Special entertainment was
provided by Ms. Shelina
Lot-Wear, a Magnolia student,
who sang several songs ap
propriate to the occasion.
Clewis has served in a variety
of positions covering a span of
17 years.
Each of these ladies has left
an indelible impression on
Magnolia School and, in the
words of Mrs. Noah Woods,
Magnolia Principal, "can ne
ver be fully replaced."
Magnolia Marshals
Chosen
Marshals were chosen re
cently at Magnolia School for
the upcoming senior gra
duation program. Marshals
were chosen by the faculty
w|th the school principal
giving final approval. Selec
tion was based on academics,
character, and conduct at
school and school functions.
Pictured left to right are:
Eric Bolin, 10th grade, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Bolin of
Rt. 8, Lumberton; Anissa
Emanuel, 9th grade, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Carvey L.
Emanuel of Rt. 8, Lumberton;
Harold Smith, 11th grade, son
of Mr. and Mrs. Terry Smith
of Rt. 1, St. Pauls; Chiffon
Strickland, 10th grade,
daughter of Mrs. Eva Mae
Strickland of Rt. 11, Lumber
ton; John Burnette, 9th
grade, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Glrvin Burnette of Rt. 8,
Lumberton; BiUy C. Fields,
Jr., 11th grade, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Billy Fields, Sr. of
Et. 8, Lumberton; and Donna
Lock!ear, 11th grade, daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Donald R.
Locklear of Rt. 10, Lum
berton.
Donna Locklear will serve
as Chief Marshal, and Harold
Smith will serve as Assistant
Chief Marshal.
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Waste
Treatment
Plant
discussed
at LRBC
t ? Bra
Meeting
The proposed toxic waste
treatment plant was the pro
gram topic at the monthly
meeting of the Lumber River
Basin Committee' on Thurs
day. May 24. 1984.
Mr. Larry Johnson of SCA
Services. Inc. outlined his
company's proposed facility
whi^h is planned for the
Maxton-Laurinburg Airport
Industrial park. He cited the
need for such a plant in the
area, its importance to the
continued-industrial develop
ment of the state, and the
safety and environmental
controls that would be impos
ed and followed.
Dr. Barbara Wynn of Lau
rinburg rebutted his state
ments and proposals. She
acknowledged that although
such a plant was needed, the
site chosen was totally inap
propriate. It lies within the
flood plain of the river, is less
than a mile from the river,
and will emit solutions that
could percolate quickly
through the sandv soil. She
felt that the narrow roads
would also pose a hazard to
the shipment of toxic ma
terials. Dr. Wynn felt that
there is a great deal of
pressure from the stale to
locate the plant at the Maxton
site. She expressed concern
that the complaints and con
cerns ot .the local citizens
might not be considered.
Mr. Johnson stated that at
the present time he could not
say exactly how big the
facility-wquld be. what mate
rials would be handled, or
what type of configuration the
plant would have. All these
matters depended on a mar
keting study now under way.
He did state that the site
would not handle nuclear
materials and that the site
would not be used as a
landfill.
In other business, the com
mittee finalized its plans for
the celebration of American
Rivers Month. The events
included a cleanup outing on
the Lumber River on June 2.
1984. a photo contest with a
deadline of June 7. 1984. and
three canoe trips (9. 16 and 23
of June, 1984) on the LumBer
River. A reception is sche
duled on June 11. 1984 for the
awarding of prizes in the
photo contest. The reception
will be held in the Robeson
County Public Library.
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