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AND THINGS
TNi CAROUNA INDIAN VOICE
P.O.Box 1075 Phono 521-2826
Pombrokt, N.C. 28372
Brace Barton
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Pembroke Historic Properties
Commission P.O.Box 1075
Pembroke. N.C. 28372
by Bruce Barton
LUMBEE ENDOWMENT
SCHOLARSHIP IDEA
DEVELOPING....
Last week I broached the
idea of a Lumbee Endowment
Scholarship at PSU. It is an
idea whose time has come,
and the idea is developing
slowly...but surely. I believe
out goal of $50,000 can be
reached by 1987 whenKU
celebrates its 100th birthday.
I estimate that there are
50.000 Lumbees in North
Carolina and elsewhere. If
each of us gave $1.00 our goal
could be reached easily, and
painlessly. Think about it: a
$50,000 endowment scholar
ship set up to generate
scholarships for Lumbee Indi
an students, and also to
enhance the American Indian
Studies Department there.
This is the best way I know to
assure Lumbee participation
in the centennial celebration
of the birth place of the
Lumbee Nation. Non- Indian
participation is welcomed too.
There are a number of ways
to contribute. You can donate
a dollar in your own name, in
the name of a child, or loved
one, or in the name of any
number of Lumbee heroes
who played such a vital part in
the development of PSU.
So far. I have received a lot
of support for my idea. 1 hope
you will join me. A number of
people walked up to me this
week and gave me a dollar.
For instance, Warren Love,
who married a local girl and is
a member of our community,
said, “That is one of the best
ideas 1 have heard of lately.”
Love is director of the media
center at PSU. Terry-
Hutchins, legal assistant to
the chancellor at PSU. said,
“I want to be part of this
too...” The second person to
contribute was Gene Warren,
director of public information
at PSU. Gene said simply,
“Here’s my dollar. 1 hope
you can bring it off.”
So Join me, and let’s do it.
Here’s the scoreboard so far:
Bruce Barton $1.
Gene Warren $I
Warren Love $1
Terry Hutchins $1
Anonymous $1
(III loving memory of the late
Harker Randolph Barton)
Brandi Nakell Barton $1
(by her parents. Bruce &
Barbara Barton)
Total $6
goal $50,000
Received to date $6
fair and square, and demo
cratically. He received the job
on 4-3 vote. Voting for him
were Wyvis Oxendine, Jack
Morgan. Henry Douglas and
Sammy Cox. Voting against
him were H.T. Taylor, Carl
Britt and Bill Berndon.
I spoke in favor of Carter. He
is a fine Christian gentleman
and will do just fine as
emergency services coordi
nator. Carl Pulley, chairman
of the county firemen’s
association, presented a letter
from his group and signed by
a number of volunteer fire
chiefs. They contended that
Carter was not qualified.
That’s their opinion. I believe
Carter will prove them wrong.
Racism is still alive and
flourishing in Robeson Coun
ty. The tri-racial winds blow
ing in Robeson County make
for interesting, sociological
storms sometimes. But, like
all the rest of the storms
in the past, this one will blow
over. Every time an Indian is
hired (and Blacks too) he
comes under the scrutiny of
those who wish to inject
racism into every facet of our
lives. It’s too bad, but racism
is a fact of life in Robeson
County. All Carter can do is
do his job. Everything else
will take care of Itself, and it
will make the task of the next
Indian or Black hired easier,
Thinking Prayerfully of Our
Friend John L. Godwin
It is with a heavy heart that
I report this w'eek that Mrs.
Gertrude Godwin passed
away on Tuesday evening.
Words are inadequate to
express condolences to her
husband, John L. Godwin,
and the rest of the family. We
are thinking prayerfully about
him during his time of be
reavement. Trusting always
in our God who knows what is
best for His own. God will
sustain us in times of trouble.
And so, Mr. Godwin, friend,
we share this with you
because we love you.
BEYOND LIFE’S
GATEWAY
There's an open gate
At the end of the road
Through which each must go
alone.
And there in a light we cannot
see
Our Father claims His own;
Beyond the gate, your loved
one
Finds happiness and rest
And there is comfort
In the thought
That a loving God knows best.
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Twenty-three Kentucky
players accepted gifts.-one of
my friends asked? “No
thing,” I said, since he is not
a slave. He has social free
dom, moral freedom, and
intellectual freedom. He is
born to become free, to
develop self-realization coop
eratively, but his sense of
duty goes into a tail spin when
he sees the big crowds at the
games and then as does labor,
says, “they are making mil-
lionsoff back.” Proposition
48 makes him even more of a
slave. How would I suggest
the NCAA handle all of this?
The answer is simple. Get out
of the enforcement duty and
leave it up to the administrat
ions of the five hundred
universities and colleges to do
their own enforcement since
you the NCAA, was originally
set-up to form rules for all the
sports and to run tourna
ments. It is impossible to take
over the responsibilities of
each of the individual institut
ions to maintain their own
standards & keep law and
order. 1 hesd" sports are still
games. Sure each player,
coach and alumnus wants to
win but no one should pay the
price of not accepting any
appreciation some one wants
to freely give them. Millions
have been given in the past
and it never can be stopped as
each person is an end in
himself and not a means to an
end. The honest truth always
comes from the opposition.-
too many colleges fail to
assume pi
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ShrtiiM ‘7
should give
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stsindal goes on, .
democracy,
assume
’"!?8rityforouu,^-|
colleges must assuri?
'WHty fo, integ>
•>'1' spotls gl,, /
spending none, ,,
nnd not make Ihemfy:
slaves. Cause .nd,£'
nesponslbilitvolj;
not the NCAA.
Ken Johmoii
THANK YOU!
For Allowing Me To
Continue Serving You
As Your Mayor
MILTON R. HUNT
MILTON R. HUNT
“A Mayor Yoa Cm
BePcaiid Of’
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M OUR BUSINESS IS YOUR HEALTH W n
^ AND PEAa OF MIND-
Questions to ask your doctor
Most people don’t really understand the proper
use of their prescription medication. Do you?
It’s always important to ask your prescribing
physician these questions: What is the medicine
supposed to do? Are side-effects likely? How long
should the drug continue to be taken? What foods
or other drugs will conflict?
Nobody can answer these important questions
better than your doctor. Nobody is happier,
however, to re-inform you about your medications
than your personal pharmacist. At time of dis
pensing ask us, because we care for your health
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tricts
Balance Needed $49,994
David Carter is a Fine
Christian Gentleman, and
Will Make a Great Emergency
Services Coordinator for
the County
A number of local firemen
(mostly from Raft Swamp and
Alienton) showed up at the
county commissioners’ meet
ing Monday night to voice
their displeasure at the hiring
of David Carter as emergency
services coordinator for Rob
eson County. He got the job
FROM:
WHAT’S
HAPPENING
4-H& FRIENDS
SKATING SESSION
The Robeson County 4-H
office will sjwnsor a “4-H and
Friends Skating Session” at
Pembroke Skateland on Mon
day, Nov. 11, 1985 from 10
a.m. until 4 p.m. Since this is
^teacher’s workday in Robe
son County, all 4-H’ers and
other youth are encouraged to
attend. The 4-H member who
brings the most non 4-H
friends will receive $10 and a
free lunch. Cost is only $1.50
and a bag lunch. Cost is only
$1.50 and a bag lunch should
be brought. For more infor
mation call the 4-H office at
738-8111.
Robeson County, Title IV Part
A Indian Education
SUBJECT:
Due date for Parent Committee
Election Ballots
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In fact, when chronic
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There's never
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You were recently mailed an official
ballot with the names of persons who have
been nominated to represent the Robeson
County Title IV Part A Indian Education
Parent Committee. You were also provided
with an addressed return envelope. Please
note that these ballots must be returned
to the Title IV Office
November 18. 1985.
by 12;00 noon on
CONTACT DR. SHERWOOD F. HINSON
Lumberton Chiropractic Center
SAIEM SQUARE: (Th. N.;.st Prefpssionoi Pork)
FeytlttvilU Xd., Lumb*rton; N.C.
Phoi»«; 738.3600
EMERGENCY NUMBER 73S-7303
Your participation in the election
process is an important right mandated by
funding regulations, and we strongly urg^
to take a few moments to mark the bal-
and return it to the Title IV Offit®-
that if your preference is
may
you
lot
Please note
listed on the ballot^, you may write
in that name. By any means, take a moment
snd cast your vote.
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