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EXCITING EVENTS
MANNED FOE PEMBROKE
STATE'S HOMECOMING
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A 40-year clan reunion by
? Pembroke .State University 's Class of
54 will ba among the exciting events i
. planned foTpSUs homecoming
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"There will be something for
everyone," says Glen Bumette. PSU
. director of alumni relations
Heading arrangements for the
reunion will be Delton Rav Locklear.
and tone 30 members of the class are
expected back
"We are expecting a good
turnout." said Burnettc "Man\
students ofthat clam live and work in
surrounding communities, and we
hope to see each and every one of
Another special event will be an
African-American Alumni Program
and Reception, which are being
coordinated by Dehhine Watson of
Martuiville, Vs.. who was a member
of dw PSU Class of' M and is a former
president of the PSU Student
. Government Association
Also scheduled for the third
straight year is a PSU V image Photo
? txhiwuon. again planned by Kim
- Thompson, PSU publications
coordinator, h will begin Feb. 2oai 11
a.m. in the ChavisCenter and continue
through March 4. Copies of pictures
- will be available for purchase Cost
for 5x7 pictures is S3 Cost for 8x 10
. pictures is S5.
With activities like a bonfire, pep
rally, homecoming carnival, dances,
and discounts on various purchases.
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21-26 wil be buzzing.
Add to this the extra bonus thai on
Sunday. Feb 27. the PSC baseball
team will host Augusta College of
Georgia in n doubleheader beginning
at noon on the PSU baseball field with
admission free
"We expect to have our best
homecoming yet because of the mam
activities being planned." said Or
Diane Jones. PSU assistant vice
J chancellor for student activities who
chaired a recent meeting ot the
- homecoming committee
The 40-vear class reunion ot the
- PSU Class of'54 will be he Id at 4 pm
' in the lobby area of the Chavis Center
4 The PSU Alumni Association <
5 Awards /Dinner Is alwas* a
homecoming highlight because ot the
present at ion of the two highest awards
given by the association the
Outstanding Alumnus or Alumna
Award" and the Distinguished
Service Award" Alio inducted will
be the newest member of the PSU
Athletic Hall of Fame
Com lor the dinner is SIS per
person If those attending would like
to attend both the dinner and the alumni
dance at 9 p.m.. the cost will be S2S
per person. If they go only to the
dance, the cost is SIS per person.
Following the dinner, the
homecoming spotlight is focused on
die two homecoming basketball games
with the University of South Carolina
at Spartanburg Tlie PSU women play
USC' Spartanburg at ti p.m.. followed
by the men's game at 8pm The PSU
homecoming queen, elected by a
campus-wide vote, will be crowned
during halftone of the men's game
Admission to the basketball games
is S5 for adults and S2 for students
PSU students are admitted free with
ID cards
Following the basketball
doubleheader. the Alumni
Homecoming Dance will be from 9
p.nt to I a m in the Chavis Center
with 'fcveComelious."aband from
Dud tain, providing the music.
The students homecoming dance
will stan at 10 p in in the Auxiliarv
Gvm of the Joties Ceutei Admission
tor the student dance is SI for PSU
students with ID cards and S2 tor non
students featured will he the DJ
beaver uee and ( utmaster Tee of
Laurinburg
Prior to the Feb. 26 homecoming
date, a week ofhome coming activities
is scheduled for the campus A
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more information about PSU's
homecoming, alumni may telephone
the PSU Office of Alumni Relations
at <9I9> 521-6213. and students may
telephone the PSU Office of Student
Activities at 521-6576
PSl HOMECOMING HEEk
SCHEDl 'LE FEB. 21-26
Monday. Feb. 21: 8 p in.?Greg
Morton, comedian of Los Angeles.
Chavis t enter lounge <freei
Tuesday. Feb 22. 8 p m ?Movie
or the Week. "Malice" in Moore Hall
Auditorium iFreei
H ednestla). belt. 23. 10 a m
4pm? Homecoming Carnival
featuring "FunFlkks" of Grand
Rnpkls. Mich l studemvuake videos
of their own Hp SfHC performances
and keep a copy of them) Also plioto
buttons w ill be made, and a caricature
artist will draw pictures. A pep rally
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will also be held in the Chavis Center
from 10:30 - 11 a m . featuring the
cheerleaders and introducing the
basketball players and baseball
players.
Thursday, Feb. 24: In all-day
activities, "PSU Spirit Day" will be
held witheveryone encouraged to wear
the school colors of gold and black
Offices will be decorated with school
colors, and awards will be presented
to the top displays. The PSU
gameroom in the Chavis Center will
give discounts to students with 50
percent off for pool, ping-pong, and
bowling A bonfire is scheduled from
6-8 p.m . on the Softball field, featuring
the homecoming coutt and introducing
the display winners
Friday, Feb. 25: V p.m. to I a.m
- Semi formal dance with the theme of
"A Whole New World" featuring
D.J. Jimmy Jam of Winston-Salem
(admission: S2 for PSU students with
I D. cards. S3 for non-students).
Saturday, Feb 2b 11 a.m.-3p.m.
-PSU Vintage Photo Exhibition at the
Chavis Center; 1:30 p.m.-Afhcan
Amencan Alumni Program/'Reception
at the Gi vens Perform tng Arts Center.
4 p.m ?40th Class Reunion of Class
of '54 at the Chavis Center. 5 p m -
Alumni Awards Dinner in Chavis
Center with "Outstanding Alumnus"
and "Distinguished Service" awards
being presented and new members of
the PSU Athletic Hall of Fame being
inducted (admission: SI5 per person)
or S25 per person for both the dinner
and alumni dance which follows). 6
p.m.?Women's basketball vs. USC
Spartanburg in Jones Center; 8 p.m -
-Men's basketball vs USC
Vvnortanhnrii in lr\nnc C Ant #*r
(Homecoming Queen will be crowned
during halftimeI (admission to games
S5 per adult. S2 for students, free for
PSU students with ID cards), t p.m -
la.in.?Alumni Homecoming Dance
featuring "Eve Comelious" band of
Durham (admission: SI5 per person
or S25 per person for both games and
dance); 10 p m -la.m.-Student
Homecoming Dance in the Auxiliary
Gym. featuring DJ Beaver Gee and
Cutmaster Tee of Laurinburu
(admission SI for PSU students with
I D Cards. S2 for non students). On
Saturday, there will be a gameroom
for alumni of 50 percent on for pool.
Belt Conference- ( baseball
doubleheader with PSU hosting
Augusta College of Georgia.
(Admission free).
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The "Seloctivt Ettuc" is the real
winning attitude displayed by the
Olympic Committee in allowing
Tonya Harding to compete Tonva
did out use this ethic in preventing the
injury to Nancy Kerrigan She
apparently didn't try to stop her so
called friends from injuring Naacy
Kerrigan. She must have known about
it. this may come out after the games
In the mean tune all of this attention
will probably put too much pre mure
on bothTonya and Nancy . It juat takes
an instant to loose focus on their
concentration to mess-up those triple
jumps It will be amiracle ifeither one
of them places in the top three. The
"situational ethic" just not caring
about Nancy Kemgan. apparently
prompted the criminal action of the
tour men The committee showed
compassion in allowing Tonya
Harding to compete. This is true
sportsmanship of the hue meaning ot
the five intertwined Olympic Rings,
the binding together of the five
continents in friendliness
You would think the Serbs would
use the "Selective Ethic" and try Hi
stop their murderous war on innocent
men. women and children in Bosnia
Their don't care situational ethic,
should not be tolerated by the U.N
And the "irony" of it all. the Winter
Olympics was held in Saraiavo just
eight years ago
Cameron's Comment
By Paul Cameron
Remember Ickev Woods the
Cincinnati Bengals runmngback who
invented the "Ickev Shuffle
celebration dance''
In IWI Woods was making a
respectable $550,000 running?and
dancing-with the pigskin. Today, u s
the "Ickev Hustle' ifhe makes $1,500
a week selling beef and seafood door
to-door in Ft Wayne. Indiana Ickev
says he's working four times a week
to rehab his knees for another shot at
the NFL?but if he doesn't make it. no
sweat, he says he'll find something
else to do
The next time someone asks wh\
ball players get paid so much monev.
just explain how its shuffle one da\
and dance for your supper the next
What-' Pistol Pete not in the LSI Hall
of Fame? It seems there's a rule in
Louisiana thai says players have to
earn their decree before making the
hallowed hall It s ridiculous. says
LSI Athletu i ouncil member Dr
Loren Scott. "Here s Pete who put
basketball on the map in Louisiana,
whoserec ords unlit Ml A.Awillnevef
be broken, we have a building named
after hint, but we can t put hint in the
LSU Hall of Fame " Dr Scott hopes
to convince the council to change the
rules and allow for exceptions at a
meeting on Februarv 28 How s this
for coaching support'
Syracuse coach Jim Boeholm
kidded his guard Lawrence Moten
alter a narrow win over Salon Hall
' For htm to foul out isdifficult. when
vou don 't guard anybody most of the
time I guess he got in the wrong place
a couple times and bumped into
people "
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you Mm* week'' Have you stopped to
look for the aveeeet of Hi* love M
your like? fahaps you have beta too
busy in the ruah of daily living to take
the time to notice the love of ike
Creator for you. but it a there aune the
less. Nrhaps you think that there is so
muck ia your life that is beyond hope
No one is beyond hope with Jesus'
Your Bible tells you about two
men who thought they were beyond
hope. In frcteveryone for miles hixhukI
thought they were beyond all hope
They ran through cemeteries naked
and rushed out at passers-by
Townsmen were terrified and
intimidated for they were possessed
by demons! Look at the story in the
eighth chapter of Matthew They could
not be beld in any priaon or with any
chains, yet what happened when the\
were confronted with the love of God
manifested in (he being of Jesus Christ
God's love set them free from the
captivity that Satan had them in rite
demons began to look for othet
dwellings immediately God's Son
had not even said a word to them and
they were already saying "Have you
come here to torture us'.'. Ifyou drive
us out. send us into the herd of pigs ."
Can you imagine. Jesus only had to
walk near the demons and they knew
they woe history' Such is the power
ot love. when It comes from God'
What demon* have plagued yon?
Perhaps it it the demon of alcohol,
perhaps the demon of temper What
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thought von had overcoat* them only
to ha ve them yank your feet ool feosn
under you whenvou t^^e^C|hOt?
of pomp ' It does not matter oae bit
what demon Satan hat need to control
your life and make yon feel impotent
at a Christian The power of God's
love can and will tend thoee demons
fer from yon* Yonr life can cheap* far
the better, but von meet let God have
His ?*> with yon God will never
have your way with yon. it must be
His way
Kk you tined of broken promises
and tailed resolutions? Do yon want ,
real power in vow life'' The real
meaning oftifc cannot be loundon the
telex isioo or in some popular book It
is not in exercise or schooling or
money The one thing that will give
vow life teal true meaning is when
God's love seeps into your soul and
begins to warm vow heart fcam the
tnsideout When the love of God pets
into vow heart, nothing can remain
the same for long "For behold. I
make all things new!?'
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Da go tah.t How s it Ootng in
Apachel Let's talk some on the
Reading Classes
People are always asking the
question; Is it alright to buy reading
glasses from the 5 & 10 store, or
nowadays from W&lmart and-places
Actually, it makes good sense to buy
readmgjg^ses^r^We^n^lu^e
kind of stores Especially if
magnification is the only lielp vour
eyes need The reading glasses in
these stores do not correct other eve
problems For example, the
magnifying glasses or reading glasses
will not correct nearsightedness,
astigmatism, or other re tractive delects
of vision
Most people reaching tlie age ot 45
or older need some kind of reading
glasses, even if then far vision is
excellent These people start noticing
that the newspaper print is harder and
Itarder to read. They start needing to
hold the newspaper further and further
away until their arms are just not long
enough to hold the paper at the distance
needed to read cleaiiy The medical
term for this condition is Presbyopia,
which means your eyes are old. getting
up in age some The lens of the eye is
the culprit in this case The lens just is
not as flexible as it once was in the
younger days The lens changes shape
in order lo provide vou cleat vision
close up or ai a distance Tlie lens
loses the ability to change shape to
accommodate fix the close up woti of
reading These are the reasons we
need reading glasses as we get older
Magnifying glasses?all you need to
comet this problem. The store reading
glasses are just as good as any of the
ones you can receive at the eye doctors
The ones vou buv ai the store usually
cost slot less Walmait. K-Mart. or
what ever store happens to cany these
readmit classes, the price is around
SO-SIO. But the eye doctor may charge
as much a $100 or mote If you want
the SI00 glasses, that's fine as well
along the newspaper or your fhvorite
book Use this along with trying out
several pairs of glasses to determine
which power of glasses are right for
vou These reading glasses will have
numbers marked on ihem. usually
ranging from I 00 to4 00 which is the
magnification power of the glasses
Hie (Htwei ranges troin low io high
were the I 00 i? the lowest and the
4 00 is the highest power
Please listen to a work ol caution
do nut disregard the need for eve
exams in ohi age People 45 and older
need to be examined by their eye
doctor fo rule our eve diseases
Glaucoma testing is needed especially
with the 65 and older ciuwd. Other
eve conditions may be causing your
eye problem or vision problem If
vour eye care specialist examines vou
and reports that all you need is reading
glasses, you can go lo the 5 & 10 cent
store then
The valley of the sun is holding
true to its name We ore in the 6? to 70
range oui here now but like the dcaert.
it pets .old m night Slut all zah
yil valiuny wife is pregnant i. Keletus
is now 16 weeks into her pregnancy
and we are becoming more and more
excited about the bnbytocome Thank
you and mav many blesatngs be with
you
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There's good reason for many in Robeson
County to consider Dr. Frank Woriax as an old
friend. After all, he is a native son. Born and
raised here and educated at Pembroke State
University. His medical education took him to
Duke University for a period of time, but after
completing his internship and residency there,
Dr. Woriax came back home.
Since 1979, he has been in private practice.
And since March, he has focused his skills
here at Doctor's Urgent Care Centre.
Here, he is able to care foe friends, family
and neighbors when they need him most. .
whether it's day or night
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