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j VOLUME2! NUMBER V v THURSDAY. MARCH J. /WW iJj WlCP^f 1
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News Briefs _____
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Recently Mrs. Mildred Maynor, Supervisor with Public Schools
of Robeson County kudo nutrition class for Mrs. Brooks preschool
class at Piney Grove School. She hud her puppet. Combo the Chef,
and Mrs. Baldwin, cafeteria manaper to assist.
She spoke on where and how nepet our food. The students fixed
breakfast and lunch trays after the session. Mrs. Baldwin served
each student a cookie made with a new recipe usinp only epp whites
instead of the whole epp.
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Church plans
plate sale
Hopewell Methodist Church will
hold their annual plate sale at Union
Elementary School on March 12,
1994. The sale will begin 'at 11 a nt
and last until 7 p.m Plates will be on
sale for $4.00 each The public is
encouraged to intend.
Senior Citizens
of Saddletree
Church of God
Sponsor Plate
Sale
Senior Citizen at Saddletree
Church of God are having a plate sale.
March 18. starting at 11 00 a m until
7 p.m March 19. starting 11:00 a.m
until 3 p.m. Home cooked Bar-B
Que. Fried and Grilled Chicken Plates
are $4.00 a plate The plate sale will
be located at the Fellowship hall For
more infoimation call (9IOi 739-3158
or 843-8194 Also the Singing
Stiepherds will be special guest at our
monthly singing on March 13. 1994
beginning at 2:30 p m
The Changing
Faces of Aids
Conference to be
Held
The North Carolina Office of
Minority Health and the N C Minority
Health Advisory Council will be
'holding a very important conference
on Tuesday, April 26, titled ''The
Changing Faces of AIDS This"
conference will be held at Johnson C
Smith University in Charlotte and
should be of interest to anyone who is
concerned about the spread of HIV in
minority communities Those
interested in attending the conference
should call (9I9> 966-4032.
Rose's Mobile
Office to visit
The mobile office of Congressman
Charlie Rose will return to Robeson
County Wednesday. March 9. 1994.
with Hops at the following post offices
Fairmont. 9 00am - 11 00am and
Rowland. 12.00pm - 2 00pm. A
representati ve of Rote s office will be
available for conference at those
locations Appointments are not
Anyone having a problem with a
federal agency, such as social security,
veterans administration, etc. or
wishing to express an opinion
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so visit Je mobile office
Piney Grove
kitchen
Recently Lindu Baldwin, the
cafeteria manager at Piney Grave
School, had a kitchen tour for Wry
Lisa Hester's kindergarten class. The
children enjoyed seeing the storage
room, the big steam kettle, stores,
and the freezer. Picturedfrom left to
right are Mrs. Linda Baldwin. Corey
Jacobs, Nicholas Freeman. China
Lottery, Kayia Revels, and Matthew
North.
USS Floyd B Parks
Reunion
Frum Herbert J. Turlt
M\ fonnei ship USS Floyd B
Parks i DD884i is holding its second
reunion in Myttle Bench, SC. On Sept.
9-10-11.1994.a Reunion will be held
for all former shipmates that were on
Board the I'SS Floyd B Porks
i DD8841 from 1945 to 11973 in Myttle
Beach. SC For more information
Contact: Herbert J. Tartt 421
Normandy Dr Wilmington.NC28412
or Phone (9101452-4395
Kite Rodeo Slated
March winds are on their way
loin in on the kite rodeo Saturday.
March 12th ai 2 00 p m Make it a
twnilv afhur and enter in competitions
like the higliest flyei. the loop to loop,
messenger race, most colorful, most
original kite and morel Prizes will be
awarded CompetitiunopenioaMaifee.
Competition ui three age categories
Youth <12 and under), teen (13 ? 18)
and adult (19+) Kite rodeo will take
place at Carroll Middle School.
Instructions oa how to make a kite can
be picked up at the Bill Sapp Center
Monday * Friday, 8:00 ? 5:00.
Registration will also be tsken at the
Bill Sappfenter through March I lib
and front 2 00 2 30 at the Middle
Schooltheday oftheevew Sponsored
by the Lembertoa Recreation
Department
Amy Lock/ear Crown Miss I
PSU Homecoming Oueen
Amy Locklear of Maxton. a
freshman physical education major at
Pembroke State University who is the
Peach BeltConfetence women'scross
country champion, was crowned
PSU's 1994 homecoming queen here
Saturday night during halftone of the
PSU-USC Spartanburg men's
basketball game
She is the daughter of Eva M
Locklear and the late Bobby Lockleai
She was sponsored by Phi ICappa
Tau Fraternity and won over eight
other contestants in campus wide
.oting for queen First runner up v*>
Btadenhoro .Like the queen. .rtf
received a trophy and a bouquet ot
flowers
A dark blonde with shoulder length
hair. Amy has hazel eyes, stands 5 ft*
in height and weights 129 pounds
Not only was the conference
women'scross country champion, she
made the NCAA Division II All
Southeastern Regional C ross Countn
Team. She was only one place away
from qualifying as a freshman tor the
NCAA Division II national cross
country meet
Larrv Rodders. PSU cross vounti >
.mch. says. ' Before Ants graduates
she cenainlv has the potential t>>
qualifv tor the national meet and tf
make All-American
Amy also is a private first class in
the Army National Guard, joining as
a 12th grader W ith her cross country
track scholarship at PSl and the
money she draws as a member of the
National Guard, she is able to pay her
expenses through college
Amy credits Julius Meekins. a
former PSU track All-American, with
inspiring her to run track m high school
'' He encouraged me and remains one
of my heroes. " she said
" M v goal is to reach the nationals
and to make All-American I believe
I have the desire to do so." Amy
ontinued During cross country
season she tuns five miles a dav
As tor being chosen homecoming
.merit Amy said I an* surprised
and had no idea I would be chosen. I
wa.-. >o nervous - and when m\ name
was announced, there were tears in
mv eyes "
Amy said her mother could not be
present because of attending a
relative's funeral, but that her sisters.
Ainv's escort was Mark Jandreau
ot Favetteville
A graduate of Purnell Swett High
School. Amy Locklear while there
was al I state in cross country and track
and also a North Carolina Scholai
She is a member ol Pinei Grove
Holiness! "hutch of Kaeford and enjoys
meeting new people and talking to
triends
UH
Quinton Mills to
lead Youth
Seminars at
Prospect UMC
Prospect United Methoditf
Church nill hold it* Annual Spring
Renewal am March 12-1 f. Quintan
Mills (Evangelist/Singer) will lead
Youth Seminars on Sunday Night,
March 12, 7:00 p.m. through
Wednesday Night March IS, 7:30
p.m. The week of services will end
with two night* of Evangelitl
meeting*.
M. W ?? ? ""
t me evangelism chairperson Mr.
Dell Harris etui Pastor Rev. Bill
Jamas lLocklear invites yam id Jain
them far this special week nil Nr.
Quintan Mills.
"Cann"
Chavis
honored by
PSHS
Mr. milium "Cann ' Charts was
honored by the Pumell Swett High
School Rom Singers at the Wednesday
night basketball game against Hoke
County February 23.
A t half dme. Mrs. Ellen Jackson,
chorus teacher of PSHS, and the
Bam Singers proudly paid tribute to
Mr. Cann Chavis for Ms deep i oncem
and support that he had displayed
towards them. "He has been a
champion. I've given him credit /or
helping us". quote* Mrs. Jackson. I
Mr. Conn wo* honored uith a
boutique of roses, a plaque which
road, "The Beet Friend Bom Singer*
Ever Had", and a Bam Singers
Sweatshirt London Woods, and
Alison Boutselious. both seniors,
presented a basketball with signatures
baatur dab president John Lowry,
presented a iiot. 0t scholarship fund
an behalfof Mr. Cann to be presented
to a student who wishes to go to
1 W/iyi*
Mrs. Jackson escorted Mr. tana
in the presence ofthe Bam Singers a*
tkeysangtahim "My wish for You."
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MissLunlb&e to Compete
in National Miss USA
Pageant March 8-13
\atoscha W agoner, the reigning Mix* Lumber, will represent the
Lumbee tribe m the Seventh Metional Miss Indian USA Pageant. The
pageant Hill be held Merck H-li in Washington, D.C. During this
traditional pageant contestants mil! be judged em traditional regalia,
a two-port interview, tutd tut a cult mm! presentation.
Daring ike truditnmul regalia competition. Miss Wegener will
near ike ireditionel L em bee regalia shon e In the abate photograph.
Tkr dress was designed by Hay s A. LocUear. the petcknsirk (pine
cone I design was hundstitched bv Cynthia Lonry. The regalia that
Miss L em bee is wearing is ike seme design mm by Lumber women
in the IMOtls
The \etionel Hiss Indian t'SA Pageant is sponsored by the
. i merican Indian Hentage Foundation, Princess Pale Moon director.
The winner oftke pageant will receive a S* 090 scholarship and other
prizes and awards. She nill also reside in Washington, DC for a year
and horh at the Foundation. Motional Miss Indian USA will have the
opportunity for extensive travel, both nationally and abroad.
Miss Wagoner is a junior at Campbell I ni versify mejoring im
psychology. She plans to return to Pembroke State University a/far
this semester una earn bar degree in Motive American Stadias.
She is the daughter of Myra Wagoner and Clean Jacobs of
Pembroke.
Robeson Native Promoted
to Master Sergeant in Army
Rath Elaine Brooks Vollmar has been promoted from Sergeant Firm Clou to Master
Sergeant nith the l otted Slate* Army. The i eremany held recently In Washington, tkC.
The commemoration presented to her stated: "The Unwary of the Army has reposed special
trust and confidence and?alor of professional excellence of Both Eloine Brooks Vollmar. In
riete of these onalities demonstrated leadership and dedicated sendee to the l otted States
Army, she is therefore promoted from Sergeant First Class to Master Sergeant" She urns
promoted hp Cel. Donald Faint
Attending the ceremony -a* her mother. Mrs. Leacte Brooks of Monte I, Femhrohe.
M.Sgt. loll mar is stationed at Fort Belrain. Virginia. She it married la Jody VaBasar of
Wisconsin and they hare three children. Jennifer, Jessica and Christopher. She It the daughter
iMr. and Mrs. John C. Brooks of Boole I. Femhrohe. Shehmhaeala the military for 2$paar%
a it shown receiring her stripe m her mother looks on.