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To Be
; The Public is invited to jom Supe
rior Court Judge Dexter Brooksas he
-? conducts a ceremony honoring the
new members of the North Carolina
House of Representatives from this
area. He ceremony will be held at
3:00 P ht, Sunday aAerooon, Janu
ary 24, 1993, IB Courtroom# 1, Robe
ton.
Moat people are aware that Rap
Elect Ronnie Sutton, District SS and
Rep-Elect Frances Cumming^ Dis
trict 87 will be joining incumbent
' Rep Danny DeVane, District 16, ss
they represent their individual Dis
tricts in Robeson, Hoke and Scotland
Counties. However, few people re
alize that incumbent Rep. David
Redwine will be joined by Rep-Elect
Dewey HBI in District 14. Redwine
and Hill will be iqiniaimbi| two
raoantiy added to District 14 Atom
District 16.
All Legislative delegation mm
C unuiUB^ancTDeweyHilL F?CW
The activities will bsgm promptly
at 3:00 P.M. in Courtroom #1, ssc
ond floor, Robeson County Court
Brooks will ba proaidiag and the
eveat is open to the public Cllipana
land Couatiea are ancoungad to at
tend. Seating will be limitod and on
gLumbee Women Being
Recruited for Cancer Stndv
Ronny Bell, a native of Pembroke,
is cunentlyrecnming-ertnk Umbw
study involves attending iu weekly
nutrition education sesrioos oo the J
campus of Pembroke Stale Univer
sity, and providing information about
dietary habits. Each session will be
held at nigbt, and will last approxi
mately 1 hour. Participation it hae
ited to Lumfeee Womea who are not
oft 0 pr^^crt^^d disc* ft&d
cancer, dMrtmtn, high Hood pw*
f ?> ? i Ajj 1 if tfi M a?IaI 1? ^
in *QQiTioo to idc Dutntioo inror
matkn prwided in each aMioa, par
ticipant* will alio receive a Am di
tivea If intr re rtod. or fin mnre infra
matioB,pieaae call521-4622between
900un and 9 00 PM
iA wJe : C- '
Information needed on Lumbee
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Indians who served in WW I
The Lumbee Tribel enrollment ot
bee Indians who served n WW L
The following Lumbee Indians are
known to have served in Company
G, 118th Infantry Division: Angus
tacklear, Charlie Oxcndme, Martin
Anderson, Alooza Collins, Willie
Dtai, and Charlie Ballard. If you
WW hLirai, or know of other
Lunbee ladiMM who served hi WW
I, pteaae contact Ruth B Locfclear.
PO Bo* 6&, Pembroke, NC 28372 or
cell (91f) 521-2462
by Ken Mum
I v*y- - rs jjfe 'jfcfr ^'V.jfetgfefm- q
Program Chairman Garth Locklear
Cummings who inttmpreeentedhis
brother Dr. Robin Cummings, Open
Heart Surgeon of Moore County
Hospital. The weekly meeting was
held at the Town and Country Res
taurant on Tuesday evenmg. Dr.
Cummings used colored slides to
show tfae intrudes of open heart snr
gery. There will be 250,000 tn-pess
operations this year Coroneiy block
age is the result of plaques farming in
(be blood vesseb of the heert, result
ing in a lack ofblood coming to toed
die heart.
St
The build of plaque is over a period
of time Symptoam are cheat peine, 1
weakness, shortness, of hresthr.
There are several causes such as obe
sity, diabetes, sedentary life style,
smokiag, street and a family"history
of heart disease. Women are very
prone to heart disease. Coronary
heart disease is also caused by high
cholesterol counts. The blockage is
pointed out by the entry of a
catherizatkm process culered at the
groin
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The stopping Broking, hyperten
sion control and diet modification
decreaaes the riakofheart attack. Bi
pasaed grafting ofcotateralveaeela is
done by two surgeons with a coan
plete team ofhighly competent naraea
and Mr. David Chriataldi who ia in
charge ofhighly technical machines
ttet keep the blood circulating wink
the heart ia completely topped, the
tempetttui* lowered to prevent com"
Thrieteldi ilan yrdn Anrmg
alidea of dm operating room and the
wok of each machine. Open heart
nngvy haa advanced gnarly over
the peat few yean. The avenge age
ofpeticniaia 63.1, the ihh done go
with advancing yean. DrCwnmgs
graphical Aowings wen truly en
lightening. the "Mate of the ait" of
pgryiaameiyphenooMnaL Dr.Cum
manga alao atrueauJ preventioa of
control.
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Tndy an outstanding program,
?ope of the many fine program
Ki warns have pet on. I*ieeiiliag.
Buddy Bell, Invocation; Garth
Loddear, Song leader, Ed Taeta, K.
J. Reporter.
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The laalrrn Carolina Tuacaron
Natioa aid the Ihacaroaa CuHnnl
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>urv ivju ^cnooi, ii? ?po*i?unnj| 311
all-Tuscarora/Iroquois Ltcrow
of the Tuecaron and the other Ave
aatio?Hat toa?iee the six aetioaa.
We believe that Lacroaae is the Cre
ators Game and that He gave it to us
Long range goal io to develop ateam
that will be able to go North to New
York and Canada to compete against
the teams front ail the aix nations
All practices will take place oa the
Sovereign Territory of the Eaatem
Caaoh? Tuacarora Natioa hrratnl
about 4 miles south of Red Springs ia
the Proapect Comnumity All ea
rotled a?abate of the Eastern Caro
li? Tuacarora Natioa that would like
toplayLacreeae.aecdatocoaaetothc
Tuacarora Cultural Survival achooi
oa Jan. 30,1993 at 12:00aooo,oa the
Fr?re Carolina Tuacarora Nations
Sovereign Territory
Practice will begin at dds tune
Nyaw-Weh.
"Thecarora Cultural Survival School
to begin daaaes"
Natioa will begia claaaea of the
"Tuacarora Cultural Survival School"
oa January 30. 1993 (Saturday) be
gianingat 12:00PM. (nooa)aadlast
ing until.
The achooi will be held oa the
Sovereign Territory of the Eastern
Caroline Tuacarora Natioa located 4
nilea out of Red Spring* ia the Proa
pect Community. Theptvpoaeofthe
achooi ia to eahghtea our Thaearora
youth ? their own hiatory. culture,
and traditiooBas well ae teaching them
to be aelfeuffldeat ia aurvivai off the
land.
There will be claaaea in the
crefla, Iroquois Social dan ring aad
tory. aad the game of Lacroeae. the
aahoaal aport of the Iroquois, as well
aa learning ways to survive off the
laud using thr old survival techniques
We believe that it is vary important
sad s must on ike wrvivel of tke
owe culture sad IreditiODs end not
adopt other Indian cutanea from oat .
west as other Indies groups of this
ares have chosen to do. noeiete led!
ana did not use a Urge hide drain, did !
not nee tke hmcy dance baste, dU
not urn customs and traditions of the
Oklahoma and Western Nations of '
Indites We have just as beentiftil a
culture and traditions as they. Whan
we adopt these other cutanea we are 1
only putting down and denying .hit *
own and saying tint oar own is farib
nor to theirs
Tha more we de this fee mora we
me taring our own culture. In reality
Pan-Indianiam is detrimental to the
individualiam of the cutaae and tta
dttions of each Indian Nations Bach
Indian Nation has ifs own individual
cutaue and mditioos and the preser
vation ofmcb oufc of these is decided
whether or not each Nerion is willing
to hold on to whet they have, learn
whet they have, and guard what they
have against any type of genodde
thst might try to change this.
ntiiff i<uUmi traditions
and incorporating them into your own
two. We have a saying that we use in
our Tuscarora Nation and it is "With
out your culture you have no idco
dty."
We are inviting all Tuecaron that
ate enrolled in tha Barietn Carolina
Tuscarora Nation add would to
to coma to the Survival School oa
January 30 and fri away from theae
that are teaching yon that western ^
Indian culture is your culture
School is not tmded hy any state or
federal program grant, or loan, but
by total self-help This article is writ
ten and supported by the Clan Moth
ers, Clan Chiafc. and survival school
teachers. NYAW-WEH Eastern
Carolina Taacarora Nation and
Thacarara Cutanal Survival School.
Say You Read It
Carolina Indian Voice.
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AvatoebiepeiBtinf daptctuf the
Mh at Baaay Barry tommy vfl he
MCtMMdoffwtththekjheatbidby
tm ffcat UaBed ****** Qaaah
Ihe ttmom peMaf. "FareweH".
*iQ^uctiaee?hr*? Matodtot
tVaeea'igroapaaaftadreoioortobe
tad mitli where aaoda an re
In the pemonf. Lowery ii pic
tured with ? aeaee of tenaioe tad fear
u he prepares to depart wtth a reiec
taatpood4ye to Rhode ia fear ofMa
Ufc ThepaimiagieaaoiipaMafof
July IW1 aad ? ? limited ediooa
pro, oMM efrfch *? *??* **
tificne of tutheoiiaty .
Mr. Addph OtelMthebvyw.it
liaohangs la Nmtot** State U*i
tka from PSU aad hue (Ml time ait
canntoltnyt?1 TktbwmrM
for fre pliirin to S1.000 m place
your bid. you may nqpby Pint Mifo
odtotCfeirch of Pembroke or oaanci
Mn CaMie Mae Hume! 521-4329or
Rev Jmy Lowry at 521-1197 for
mem tofrinnlne Bide will be re
ceived through February 7|.
News of St. Pauli Holiness Church
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Laat Thuraday Night Rav. Km
Qttfa Bryant pmcM a mriaM
15:1
BM0iBaabomB^ftad^^^9^^fr 1
Out ringing ?aa ftfe paat Saiqf
Night wa had a waadarM riagiag
We appndcta Outreach KoUmh
Chvch tor aoaiiagaad Mag apart
S?day School avery Saaday at
10:00 am whh wonKp awvice tot
lowing. Prayer aervice every Thur*
layaightat 7:30 Pm Yoaagpeople'i
haadayaHkOO PM. Haglag ivary
IM Saaday at 6:00 PJrf Saaday
hr Paator Kav. Nonaaa Caaldar
1!m DalaT^'l-nf1aalag aHda
rtject, "The Party la Over." It tree
of our n^tog Aiao Stt Loreae
The Fourth Suaday we will be look
tog forward Ibr Rev Erdie B Cum
?n Pumiiaui iai TITFTtiilln *i
tea. Ako tea Suaday the 24* our
*?#*%#?! ?4II Ite ^??Haa mjIA
Iwi" aVU WIU e^w WTOI ?
tad* Loddear preacMot each
Ute revival will be raooiag for 12
1:00 tM Weeknigbts X 7:30 PH.
averyooe tf corawiy tnvitea. wi
npect to lav* facial tegiat eacft
date. Cone hate ? wantep tea
HjaaMteiamk Pray for ua
*3t. Pete HoMaaaeCbarci tea oar
traagte ia tea Lord wiB grow, alao
ny for tea revival We wanttoaee
oat aouls saved Wa Love Yoa All.
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NATIVE AMERICAN
POWWOW
February 13,1993
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