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Amy Staff Sgt Tom R Deeae
lirtriMim hm ?a a i. >.m nm
e*erc?ednbbad*1fofltoE4eW
colliers. aailora. Manna* ud
MMNfmCM Operating Ml 41 joint Utsk
force whicfc reacted to a simulated
Tm tnrm^ Im'tanr hurnhZaa
foe hm field eiareiaeio me the Jotat
for peace enforcement operation^,
?nchidingpatrolltag a United Nations
1r*ifnotrii ao-fly zone and providing
support for humanitarian relief
Deese a nectwii chief, is the aonof
Archie S Doeae it md Myma L
Deeae. both of Pembroke
The Serjeant it a 1910 graduate of
Pembroke Senior High School, md a
1984 graduate of Pembroke State
Uarvenhy.
MtieMT.Mtme
Navy Petty Officer 1st Claaa
Michael T Blae. aoa of Cathenae G
Bfoeof9IOCfoaSt . I aunnburg. NC
waa recently aelectad aa Sailor of foe
Quarter w i thfcraoaselStsppOTi
Blue was'chosen aa the top
performer from among aB the Satlora
assigned to foe commaad and waa
cited for outstanding professional
accomplishment. proficiency
leadenhip. initiative aad military
having.
He joined the Navy m July 1982
HommU V. Smmdtnom
Fort Jackaoo. Columbia S.C ?
Army P\1 Ronald V Sanderson lus
During the training, etudeais
received inatniction in drill and
tactica. military oouneay. military
>uatice. flrat aid. and Amy tuaiorv
and traditiona
Sandenun ? foe aonof Michael V
and Thayle M Sanderson of
Pembroke. NC
He u a 1992 graduate of Pumell
Swu Scfcool. fwrtroU
Navy AlfM Michael L
Oxendme. son afjtvm* J. and Eari
Oxeadmellonu 6.U??bertoe.NC
Mediterranean ka deployment
aboard ibe aircraft carrier (JSS
Saratoga. lxjrik-fnjri.ru in Ma v port. Fla
Ourrxl.ix >?iii[\tbeNaw'sokk si
active duty canyer. and*'r embarked
air wu* opciaitM 10 support of U.N
aad NATO operations w Bosnia
Hsrzegoviaa Additionally. USS
^ara**!r participated ia a boat of
operaiiooi aad exercises with other
U.S.services aad allies lathe Atkiaiic
Sea.
la mid-March. Li SS Saratoga saded
from the Adriatic to the Eastern
over land aad sea with ILLS allies ia
that part of the world Oxendme also
participated ia Dynamic Impact, a
NATOexercise which included riups
from 12 nations
Dunog the deployment. Oxendiae
visaed Trieste and Naples. Italy aad
Palms De Mallorca aad Valencia.
Spain, la each port Saratoga tailors
volunteered thevoffduty time to help
others, archahag spending a day with
Bosnian refageet at a camp ia
Slovenia
With a tm greater emphasis on
total aad combined operations, the
Navy and Marine Corps provide
unique capabilities of indispensable
value m meeting future challenges,
from the sea.
The 1990 graduate of South
Robeson High School of Rowland.
NC. Joined the Navy in August 1990
Robert L Scott
Navy Airman Robert L Scott, son
of Robert L. aad Helen J Scott of 121
Wilkerson Drive. Lumberton. NC.
recently received a Letter of
Scott was cited for superior
performance of duty while assigned
with Sen Control Squadron 29. Naval
Air Station North Island. San Diego
He consistently performed his
demanding duties in an exemplar)
aad highly professional manner
He joined the Navv in August
dfo'Irtof ptuag along
-nth others. Mm Comm. Now
some cm? HMknVfj
who takes to torn. We'll overtook a 1
multitude of dunes, if (retted Curly
decent. Theft jart Mm way we ate. 1
Miat Core**. aad 1 doubt we'll be ]
changing my time aooo. I
Now. this puts ik to wondering
about sosne of our folk that hold
positions. We got judges,
representatives couaty
commissioners, school board
members, aad pretty soon we will
have us a tribal chairman, a tribal
council, and a sheriff All these
people have got their faults, and they
not soawnood points. Ain't none of
them perfect. Miss Coaaee. But. no
om asks them to be perfect, we just
expect them to treat people the way
they would want to be treated, and to
do the best they cm with what they
got for the betterment of all
01 Wiz is been thinking here of
some other folks and some lessons our
tribal government might leant from
them. The first lesson is this. If you
are going to represent people ut the
right way. don't hand them taters and
expect them to support you when
they're needing jobs, schooling, and
help with doctor bills. Course, there
am i nothing wrong with passing out
lasers to people As aooo as a truck
comet in. Oi Wiz is sending for his
taters. Miss Conner. Bui. the point
here is our people want opportunity,
not handouts. Miss Coaaee With
opportunity, we cm make it on our
own. With handouts, we will never
know anything but hunger, need, and
despair Now. there's some more
lessons to be learnt, but CM Wiz will
save them for another day. Miss
Conoee.
Now. ike boy* at the am are
talktag abottf due* They've bees
look in over dud Itu* of candidates,
wanting to know whcre^thc^peopte
before WeU. that* a good question.
MiaaConuee There'*aome warriors
ou that bat of rawthdair*. and there's
?one folks Old Wiz am i never heard
tell of But. warriors dou't live
forever, aorifs always a good idea to
have souk dew blood oouuav in. Miss
Counee. The only question'Old Wiz
wants to know is who put some of
these foik* up to running
Well. 01 Wiz ha* heard thai LRDA
has hired a lawyer in Fayetteville to
read my little letters to you. Miss
Counee Now. 1 believe our Indian
lawyers can read as good asany White
lawyer. MmC^nnerAnd, 1 think
them to ?01 Wiz's way of
taiiuag.triieas they have gotten above
their ratstngs. It sure is a pity that an
Indian organization don't canv its
business to Indian people. Miss
Connee. particularly if its Indian
money being spent
But. the way I understand it. this
lawyer is gifting paid to read Old
Wiz's letters. Miss Connee Well. I
was planning to take a spell here (torn
all this writing, but if the LRDA has
hired them a lawyer to read Old Wiz.
I believe I'm obligated to keep on
writing. Mim Connee. The way I see
it, dus lawyer might as well earn his ,
pay. Miss Connee. even though it
might be some ofthis " Indian " money
he gits paid with. Looks to me like
they would pay Old Wiz something
for his letter writing, ifthey're paying
a lawyer to read me. Miss Connee
? Now. i hope this here lawyer
reading Ol Wiz understands the way
Indians talk. Miss Connee. as much as
be understands the law. Now. you
take what Mr. A. Bruce Jones said
abM tox?? one Of there LRPA
?M aa^Mr JaaaTaaid ike Homo
wanting logo hack ia. Now. aWhnc
kwtade'pwawe
of haao aod *re* of them had
gotten oat aad he couldn't pt than
tack m bat. thai aia't what Mr
JcaeawaMrihagabontMiaBCoanjre
Jr. aude The way I uadetmad it.
Mr Ouadiae wealed to kaow why
LUDA couldn't just change its name
to the I tanker Tribe. Tkna, that's
probably a good nuearioa if you're a
lawyer aad you aia't an Indian But if
you'rea
aeooie mhW*?/*?? tkmn Mm *
C(MM' I'm* n*?l v ?do, t. which ?
MwhyOI Wiz write* letter* to Indian*. '
and not mm White people. Mies
Never aaiad aU thai. though. Mm
Comee. Wen L RD A boy* I* wear and
hind then aone While lawyer* to
"noo**" these letters Now Mia*
Comee. agam I publicly aak then."
LRDA law* to grve u* an accounting
How much of our tax money ia beau '
spent ? ftgfcjtng against the Indian '4
people? 01 Wiz,aa a taxpayers, vsajitf^'
to know *
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Educational Notes j
Under the directum of cheerleading conch. Mom Pearson, and Wendyi
Morton, Cheerleading Camp was held at PumeU SweM High School to train'
ninth, JV. and vanity cheerleaders Thirty participantsparticipated in the
Espirit Clinicfrom Durham, HC under the supervision of,Shannon Tod front'
Raleigh who graduated NC Suae, Latatha Smith from FayettevUle who
attends East Carolina and LaToya Jones of Southern Pines who attends,
ChapeI Hill Through the clinic, the cheerleaders were taught new cheers,.'
responsibility, good sportsmanship and working together. i
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JAMES A.
0^ HUNT August 27, 1994
TRIBAL CHAIRMAN
10 yrs. wpsrlMct in Ranking and Finance
lyrs. ?ggjuu in P+rsonwol
S yrs. dadftng wMb members of Congress
21 yrs. as a Baptist Minister
"4 New Beginning for th* Twenty-Ant Century"
ureettngs:
To all the good citizens living in theLumhee Tribal Council
District 12. which covers all or parts of the following
communities: Elrod. Putxis. L'nionr Evans Cmssrouds.
Back Swamp. West Pembroke. Red Banks. Ravhnam.
Bruddie s Cabinet Sluip area Hopewell and Harper's Ferry.
I now come asking/or vtmr vote and support to become your
voice on the Lumber Tribal Council Board As your
representative I will work very hard to prove to you that you
made the right choice when you chose me to speak and
represent ytm and your Interest.
Working together and allowing God to make our decishms
for us *e can be a great asset to all of the good Indian people
of our tribe. / will always hose your concerns at heart and
to the best of my ability lonvey them to the other board
members or where ever needed. Working together we will
move forward in achieving the needs of intr great people,
making our tribe known and respected by all the people.
Thank vou for yimr support and confklem e in making me
your representatixe
Cbanml^f
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