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Pembroke . State University ?f Til nmviMifi?#f obolim* SPA EMPLOYEE AWARD FUND ESTABLISHED AT ft MBKOEE STATE A $1,000anonymous si A has been received k> establish aa SPA (Subject to the Personnel AcUEmpWr Award Fund at ftatbwftr State Uiuveraty. The (M wm made by two PSU Laat Ml ?CkaceHor't Forum for PSU cutployets wm htU e which time view* were expressed that SPA employues should receive souse type of trrriul recognition A oommMee wee fanned to thscuss ideas presemed at dm fcnm aad make ktutitioti ? about tbcir imptemematioa. The donors of the SI.OOOjtift ma letter to the PSU Office of Development aad University Kelatwa* add: "After hearing the comments made by dm asembers of the PSU support staff at the Ckaaceflor't Forum. aad after discussing tfw degree to which PSU Mil. depends oo this iavahiabie wifwould like to mate's contribution toward a lhad to provide aa award* or awards) to recognize the services that individuals among the SPA support staff-secretaries, administrative iNiiUaii. clerical workers. . usiodtaas ptiysaai plant workers likj ovrievi??noru 10 rnc u iuvfnpy. The donor* added. "If boar hope dad others amy follow fob lead awl add to the And at lime goes by." They hro^^sundantaad FLOYD NAMED DEAN OF TEVSTSCHOOL Phillip M Floyd, who is a i aadidan1 for a Master of Scieace ?Jr^rcr m or^siiiztliooftt kitdrrrhip sod management at PSU was recently jppomted dean of the 29th session of the Soatheastera Trust School at Campbell University Floyd led the trust group at Southern National Bank as director of trust services GOODNIGHT IS FEOMOTED BY FIKST UNION I. Steve Goodnight, a Kannacolis native who attended PSU. has been promoted to vice president/branch executive of the village Office of FirK u moo National Bank of North Carofaaa in r taanpolit. _ Psajtss PSU, he null 1 UNC of Banking ODOfi NAME* DIVISIONAL MANAGES BY BELM Roger Odow, who attended PS Li UtriucnyhaA^ foT^k none ? tke Fayettevitte area*. The area includes FayetteviUe, Lumberton. Launnburg. Southern Pines. Whiteville? San ford. Clinton and Dunn T BUM AN NAMED ANSON COUNTY NUNC IBAL OF YEAS George Truman. '71 graduate of PSU win a degree in mathematics aada minor in chemistry, waa recently named Anson County's Principal of the Year. He is principal of Central Elementary School in Wadesboro Truman has also earned his Master's Degree in public school administration and has since earned his six-year degree in administration Truman has served on the Morven Town Council. {reflections hAt^ox^'^ yEwurejN in4 "i iFrom what FWBra*wd. to sin means to "miss the mart" Some of I us may feel that we've dooe a pretty i good job of living during the pad < sear. M how many of us have made it through a single day without < * missing the mark ' at oas point or t another Have wc REALLY allowed the God who creased us to direct our ! thoughts and actions? If not. I believe sve have ( at least to a small degree) i "missed the mart" for that dny.as for as God's desire for our life is What iftiu have allowed ourselves to be controlled by the "demon" of t ocaine. or heroin. o? alcohol. or some other drug? What if we have committed a crime? What if we have even put an end to another person's life? Is there ANY HOPE FOR US? I helicve there IS? This is NOT a situatioo to be taken lightly. But when we realize that we have committed a terrible sin. nor JUST against another person, but m the evesight of ONE who LOVES US enough toGIVE HIS UFE lor us. then there is HOPE We can honestly confess our fens to Hon. ashing for divine forgiveness. (But I would suggest going to a church ssrvtce or to s trusted minister for help Also, at x>me point, some kind of restitution may need to be made, or some kind of penalty paid. However!* ?om what I've heard, even in prison a FORGIVEN PERSON can enjoy a SPECIAL kind of freedom even if jlher people are unable to forgive After confessing, we can pray these words found in the last verse of the tony. "An Evening Prayer" They were written by C M Banenbyl music by Charles H. Gabriel) " Forgive the sins I have confessed to Thee. Forgive the secret sins I do not see: O guide me. love me. and my keeper be. Dear Lord. Amen" (quoted from the hymnal Great Songsol the Church. Number Two) GOD WASHED THE WORLD If you ate a person (of any age) who needs the "JESUS in the Book to help you "find yourself', once again I 'd like to share this little poem that came to me a number of yean **GOD WASHED THE WORLD last night Today it looks all CLEAN ?td BRIGHT Hot* simple it would be If you and I could Stand out in the nun and let Him wash our lives Thai clean But He has planned a better way. We can goto His Son. by night or day. Bow down our souls. Humbly pray. And let HIM wash all our SIN and guilt AWAY* _ I Cameron's Comment By Paul Cameron The New Year Iim tana m uply * ffxMtt fashion. hasn't h? I lloaaloa Otters iifwii r coach Baddy Ryan throws an "oM mm" ? wwk rijihi jik M his offensive | counterpart. Kevin Gllbndc. on | national TV Buddy then keeps in 1 inns whh the class act he's always i !)J^wnke?^-' IfeTUd.'dn ] hafta?" Nasi CUM as Ac cowsrdv and | uwprovuhad swank on hMorrni dialer i Nancy Kerrtnaa on the eve of the nil { important US Figure Skating trials h ( cives the phrase "Hit man ftom i DsmoM " n sissy cxaMotaiiaa. Who j t. ..m|Ij4 sassnnaM iMa I ^ WVWM pwpwMij l*yWT MM ?HIMI* I brnsass hsorshs nth threaten in v phone call* and fo?thapi the day will come when mi'II buy a ticket for a panic and fit xhinda twltei pruot pie \ iy ta*> batner innpyonrown winde* Amoytaphr ' Vhaf a joke Not without barbed wire md a machine pan nert And tana fonder why athlete* acent diataai and iktof From the juat dtaaaita column - Kim. Redakina owner Jack Kent fooke m*; the Carolina hnktrt to back oti foa Gihhe becauae he r still imder contract Then. Cooke pete a poaeihle tampertnp with Coaboyi ?aaiatani coach Norv Taraer Wander who afoed foe leapt* to r ATTENTION " Am mrmr tm Hu 1993 Irtnwi YtMmw Awr Mrartwr ItMAr. Mmry A OMwim,? ? Frmtkmtmtlm. Dr. HmryB. I Cmmmtmm mnM Aft# ? MM A# trnmrnl pmHk Bm akt k ? I Gmmlbmltm-Dr. UmyB. Cimihf. OAS. ?/-#??/, /WS 1?? J r 1 Health Clipboard I by Mekert M ChmviM, PA-C ^ MORE ON DlARt TtS Hello brother* and sisters TV vacation for 14 days hack hone was meat and 1 really did not want to leave. I'n so excited aboui the rebirth of Native tradition back home The old knowledge from our elders must he held an to. retained as well as learning and grasping the Aatae. 1 continue with Diabetes because the inhumation is needed throughout our communities For more information call or write The American Diabetes Association. INC. 14v Madison Ave, New York. NY 100016 (212 ) 725 4925. Type II diabetes is very common in Indian country. We all young and old need to leant the symptoms of diabetes. Mostofthe people with type 4r diabetes have an unknown onset of the disease The person or the family may have little warning, especially in the person that is obese the warning signs are few. Laboratory testing sometimes is the only way of detecting glucose (a sugar) in the urine or in the blood stream. Some symptoms can come as a chronic dun infection. These peopfe may have feelings of an itching sensation on parts of me body or all over the body. Women with diabetes starting may have repealed bouts of vaghral infections before the reason is found The glucose level (sugar level) may become very high before the ft * , person finds out thai they tavt diabetes When thu^ occurs, the ^anamg People wife high blood wgsr levels can become very untabk The person or family members aught notice that the person hasan increased thirat for fluidi and having to uae the bathroom to void mate often (make water). The warning signs ate few until the disease hasptogtemad nulring the point of medical check up* important People with a family history of diabetes need to be examined at least once or twice per year At these medical visits you will need a blood and urine tests. There is a fasting blood test that measures the level of glucose (sugar) in your blood stream after an 8-1 o hour time period without any food. This test is usually done in the morning. Then there is a Random blood glucose test that can be done at anytime of the day. There is also an Oral Glucose Tolerance Test where you consume a diet high in carbohydrates for three days before the test to show how your body reacts to this type of food. Some medical exams use the pm prick method that causes little to no discomfort. The other method involves the withdrawal of blood from a vein. The discomfort from this method is mora but with the site of withdrawal of the l>iood. h can take up to a week for fee bruise to (o away. The procedure does not hurt or bruise everyone, people are dilfcwtmwtssds to the pain frit and I if any bruising is to happen. The Fasting and the Random* Glucoae lest take only a few minutes, K but fee Oral Glucose Tolerance test requires several hows The results from these test are ready in as little at laat than thirty minntrt to a day or two. The ghicoee ranges of 70 to 120 on these test mewis that your blood sugar is at fee normal or average level. The urine feat used is just a screening test, kind of like a watch dog. This urate test is a quick tool to give the medical provider an idea if there is the need for further testing The next article will be on the way* Diabetes is managed and treated. Please get regular checks ups at f medical office, it is nota waste of time or money, 1 have seen old traditional medicine feat is good for fee total healing of aperson. But I also see fee need for fee blending of fee two ways. This blending makes for even a healthier life. Remember and respect our eiders and fee teachings of Diyin (GOD). ? Union Chapel Visits Speaker of the House m. ?? Thefifth grade student* of Ms. Yvonne Wallace, Language Arts Teacher, Mt. Jerfene S. Hani, Math and Science Teacher, end Use Megan, Art Teacher look a field trip to Raleigh N. C The trip net related to fifth grade curriculum and fifthgrade art curriculum. Jhe students received guided lean at N.C. State Capitol, Museum of Art, and N.C. State Legislature Building. The highlight of the trip nut Mr. Dan Blue, speaker of Home, talking with the children about grouing up in the Union Chapel community and making pictures nith them, (shown left to right: Jerlene S. Hunt, Ms. Yvonne Wallace, Lisa Megan) Speaker of the Home, Duo Blue is mm here shoring tome loughs uith tome students of Union Chapel Elementary School Dm Blue **4 mm mi from Union Chopei Elementary. (Your Bible And You 1 ^DanWlDevb It Mike new year. 1994! Doesn't that KMiod exciimy' Think of all the people who didn't make it to their mala laat year, that suddenly have a bond new chance We like to believe rhattheteiaa big difference between December 31 Md January I We. h?tana, need to believe that the dale to wiped clean and we can begin again We keep our (pom (tattooes, crime statistics, financial statistics, in tact everything the human nee keeps record of. based an toe Act that we only must compete is i arts im akin ?? m |l,m ? wvniUI Hi IS Jflfiy flTO* mUttC. Ood has given us the desire to have the stale wiped clean and our baiamafeta la start over. Sometimes ?* - ? C M J 1( ta ? m d * ? A-a ? n ?i a^ ... nno i! ura 10 ror^fi (now austakes of the past, but God aever (L... a a? a a :a^ .. . _il t:n, uwi nc win vM m incii uns inu' the depths of the asn." I Micak 7:I4? What a precious promise Our Heavenly Father has promised to cad every sin that we give to Hun toaa the daptha of the ma! Now dm if any man be in Chn>t. he is a new creature: old things are passed away; behold. all things are become new " (2 Cor 5:17) Do you. dear reader, really want to wipe the slate clean? Do you really want to "turn over a new leaf?'' Then come to the Master and give Him your sinful self. Ask Him to cast your sins in the depths of the sea and make you a "new creature". Let the one who made you in your mother's womb remake you again in His likeness' If you really want to make this Car different from the rest you must ve a different view, a different focus, a different source of power. The only source for true change is our loving Jesus. He has promised It to you lnever\ promise itthe power of Mfllbneni Whaf is promised you by the Living God is yours if you accept a. Just like the power to ran your light is in the wall watting for you to plug in and uae h. The Savior is waMiag. why not lafc to Han today' The Coach's Corner by Dr. Ken Johnson " Campbell University" This morning's headline reads. "Campbell leaving Big South". Where do they go from here, nobody knows. You can say one thing for it. they don't need to be playing seven days a week. It is O.k. to play on Sundays but not as a team, as it denies the players a chance to go to church. It's as simple as that. You can bet the administrators go to church. But why take that away from the players and coaches. They should not. You would think these "neighborhood" colleges would play each other and save money on travel expenses. But no,they've got to go to Florida to South Georgia and all over. The money saved on travel could be used for minor sports Campbell has a nice swimming pool as does Pembroke and no amateur swimming teams. Scholarships have eliminated much PE as well as tennis, and women's soccer. You would think administrators would see it is more important to ha ve a loosing team than no team at all. But they don't see it that way. They simply don't give the kids a chance. Kids started to rebel over the Vietnam war. they grew ugly, long hair and many fled toCanada Forcing SAT scores, cutting out PE makes them feel society doesn't care about them so now it's baggy, ugly pants falling down and caps on backward and even adults who should know better wearing caps in restaurants. Why the rebelling? Society is letting the ftiture generations down, I think. Violence in schools is because kids are not allowed to play sports. NO P.E. K.J. Pembroke Kiwanis Report by Dr. Ken Johnson The weekly meeting was held at the Town and Country Restaurant with President Buddy Bell presiding. Miss Sandy Sutton, registers) nurse of Hospice of Robeson County was the speaker. She spoke ofthe help Hospice gives to the terminally ill , where physical and emotional support is so badly needed. Hospice provides supervision by a k licensed physician and team work that includes nurses, aides and counselors specially trained and knowledgeable of the needs of the terminally ill and family Working as a staff on pain management, symptoms, emotional," social and spiritual and improved home care Plus bereavement and support and follow-up for one year after the death of the patient. Hospice is available to patients with limited life expectancy, with a! .?operative mending pftysiclaf if priVnaify'Wnily mfet&wr who will assume responsibility to work with hospice, a non-profit organization. Funding is done by medicare, medicaid. United Way, insurance, and fund raising activities. The Festival of Trees, etc. Miss Sutton is in administration work with a staff of 16 nurses plus doctors and volunteers. There are 65 cases now being served in Robeson County. * Invocation: Clay Maynor. Song leader. Vardell Swett; Program. Ken Johnson. in loving memory In Memory afWM'uun Henry Oxen dine: Bom l-b-M end deported this life on 11-11-410. Don't grierefor mefor now 1 I'm free. I'm following the polk God leidfor me. / look Mm mend when I heerd him cell. I turned my keck end left it ell. I could not stey enother duy. To laugh, to lire, to work or piey. Tusks ?undone must stey the! n-ey. found my pence el the dote of die dey. If my porting hex left e roid teem fill it u-itk ; remembered joy. A friendship shored, e tough, e kits, ok yes these things ftoo trill miss. Be net burdened with time* of tome * I uds^t you t^se suns^une of tomorrow. My life's keen full, / W sneered much. Good friends, good dmeselored one's touch, rerheps my time seemed eU too krief Don't lengthen it S TJSfJtS God wonted me mem. He set me t* free. Deer Brother end ten. 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