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EDITORIAL PAGE {Asi"i I SEE IT ] ??y ij V 4 Brace Barton [ TM Mow A SOUTH ROBESON MUSTANG BOOSTER ft was a bit of a surprise, but life's full of surprises. After a successful stint at West Robeson, I've been reassigned this school year to teach at South Robeson High School. I expect to have a successful year at South Robeson where it looks like I'll be teaching Civics and geography. Yep! Count me as a South Robeson Mustang booster. T m looking forward to a new experience at South Robeson. Go, Mustaagal Go! _ A * OUR MElf IN UNIFORM I GERALD A. REVELS Airman Gerald A. Revels, son of Margaret Revels of Pembroke, NC has greduted from Air Force basic training at Lackland Air Force Base. Texas. During the six weeks of training the airman studied the Air Force mission, organization and customs and received special training in human relations. In addition, airmen who complete baric training earn credits toward an associate degree through the community college of the Air Force. He is a 1984 graduate of West Robeson Senior High School, Pembroke. ' ? VOTE FOR LEROY SCOn SR. to serve on the N.C. Commission of Indian Affairs Board of Directors Thurs., Aug. 27,1987 - - Ml - VOTERS MUST RESIDE IN THE FOLLOWING TOWNSHIPS: Lumberton Back Swamp Rowland Fairmont (Township 1& 2) Union Smyrna Thompson Britts Caddys Orrum Alfordsville Marietta Sterlings VOTING PLACES 1). Hilly Branch Voc. School VOTING 2 . Mohr Plaza HOURS ' 3 ? South Robeson High School 8 a.m. - 8 p.m. 4 . Caddy's Community Building 8-27-87 5 . Evan's Fire Department Vote to help organize growth and progress for-the people. NECK PAIN I & STIFFNESS Neck pain is a signal that something is wrong. Don't over react to pain but act immediately. Pain in s the arms, shoulders, Y and head could be the Ej result of nerve ; I pressure. Your Doc j j tor of Chiropractic is a ;! specialist at detecting Jjj and treating the I cause of most pain. I FOR APPOINTMENT CAll; 738-3600 | Lumberton Chiropractic Center 4904 Fayetteville Rd., Lumberton 1 T&AFLEA MARKET ] I Hwy. 74-& 1-96 Intersection j J South of Lumberton | J Open Frl., Sat. 7:00 A.M. - 5:30 P.M.I it Sunday 1:30 P.M., - 5:30 P.M. 1 | 110 BOOTHS TO SELECT FROM | I 12 BOOTH FOR FARM PRODUCE j COUNTY INSPECTED REST ROOMS With Handicap Ramp^ I j Phone: ?35-U85 - 730-2233 -1 1^- ? . - r I ? .or mr. i a? l ? r . Tin j - FalluiMo.At^ Fattt i 1 y /v >r wii Uka the ancient Chinasa, today's man faal mora youthful whan thay rsstora lost color to graying hair... gradually and naturally. I No use splitting hairs over it: Fact is, if you're average, you lose some 70 to 100 hairs a day. Most of us have plenty left, however. The human scalp contains an average of about 100,000 hairs. At any rate, the ancient Egyptians didn't worry about hair loss? the men chose to be bald, shaving their hair and wear ing black-dyed wigs. Here are some other "hairy" facts you might want to mull over: ? Back in the days of an cient Rome, men dyed and bleached their hair. They frizzed it, too?history's first "perms"? ? At the first sign of gray, the elders of ancient China dyed their hair black. Today, many people who don't want to look older than they are or feel use a product called Grecian Formula 16. It works with the hair's natural chem istry to produce a similar act ing pigment where the mela nin?the color-causing sub stance?used to be. It gradu 'ally "reverses" the graying process and brings back natu ral-looking color. It's as easy to use as a tonic, in two con venient forms?liquid with conditioner; and creme, with groomer. ? In 500 B.C., English "punk" styles were in when the" Normans and the Saxons dyed their hair blue, green and orange. Hair was a tool for changing social status, with different styles and col ors indicating class levels. The Header's Pofrum ? l 4 ? ? ? * ? A Letter From Elder Calvin & Sister Ruth Hemer - ? y,' . ? ... - ' t'; ' - * J TV> til# Filter, W# appreciated the powerful article (July SO) by Rev. Ted Brooks in "According to God's Word." As he traced the Christians through Renaissance and Reformation periods and the early settlers who came to this land of America and found it already occupied, and then how some of them treated these people so poorly and sent the wealth back to the old country to help pay for their transgressions. Some additional thoughts might give new insight in this vein. The history of the people already occupying this land can be found in their scriptures which trace three groupe of migrants from ancient Israel as they crossed the waters. The first carqe about 2200 6.C., and the next two arrived around 600 years before Christ These precious scriptures teO of their travels, their rulers, grswth, contentions, religious practices and beliefs, and their eventual decline and destruction through internal wars. They are recorded in The Book of Mormon which was named after one of their great prophets. Another sad day in Christian American history is that some who came in the name of religion were those who burned innocent victims as witches. The article grouped the ministers of today in three categories, with the third one having a shepherd to lead and protect his herd noting that they were in short supply. One of the fastest-growing religions in the world today has many shepherds (Bishops) who not only guard their flock, but are unsalaried. The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints, the same as Christ's ancient church, has no paid ministry. The LDS Church (Mormon) began in New York in 183o and is now in 9$ countries and 24 territories and possessions with a membership of 6.2 million. This Christian faith is headquartered in Salt Lais City but it * no ioagur thought at m Just s Utah church. 82,000 miathMarlss encircle the globs paying their own expanses. Lattar Day Saints believe that the original Church of Christ has beau restored with all its authority. They are Christians not in the Attestant or Catholic tradition, but RESTORED.' * They be lie re in modem revelation with a prophet at the head at the church and 12 apostles as did the ancient chureh. They believe in God the Eternal Father, in IBs Son Jesus Christ," snd in the Holy Ghost and that man will be punished for his ? own sins and not Adam's transgression. Championing old- fashioned religious values they emphasize ' chastity, snd are strongly family oriented, opposing abortion, pornography, gambling, smoking, alcohol and other stimu ' lanta including tea and coffee. They believe and cherish the Bible, but also have other ' important scripture which reveal the mind and will of a Father ' in Heaven who loves us all for we are brothers and sisters in His sight They believe that every soul is precious snd important to God, and that he granted us free agency so that we would return to his holy presence because we loved him, and wanted to be with him and like him. Latter Day Saints believe that America is a chosen land where people could come and find the freedoms from tyrranical governments which would give rise to tne restoration of the true ancient chureh where people can work out freewill chokies under shepherds authorized by authority and not preaching for itching ears. Sincerely, Edler Calvin G. & Sitter Ruth Hemer Public Communications Missionaries H01-119 MillbrookRd. Raleigh, NC 27609 " r ?- 1 wK^m BBBBMHH^BB ??????? ???? BBB BHB ???? 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