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Pubohcd EadtThundqr Sine* Jtmary 18,1973
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Da/ton Brooks Overcomes 6
Challengers in Race For
Lumbee Tribal Chairman
Dr Dalton Brooks ovei -ante
challenges b> ax other candidates
votes. That was 1147 more votes fijeh
the second place finishers. Rev James
A. Hunt who received 1183 votes
Dr Brooks is a professor at
Pembroke State University He also
pastors Dundamch Baptist Church
Rev. Hunt is pastor at Deep branch
baptist Church
According to the proc edure tor ihe
electiou set forth by the Conshtutiunai
Assembly, authors of the Lumber
C onaitutioii.anin-offis automatic, if
a candidate does not recet ve40 percent
of the vote As of press time. Rev
Hunt had not stated whether he would
concede the election
Finishingfiurd in the race was Rev
Jinunv Strickland who received. 8*J5
votes Fourth place was Rav
Littieturtle who received 6P votes
He was followed hv James B Lock lea/
with 302 votes. Rev Welton Lown
with 28*1 votes and Rev Hubbard
Lowry with 246 votes
in tne races for the J i-member
tribal council I1 candidates were ?
declared winners Tliree seats are
automatically in a run-off and the
District I seat in Scotland County will
be decided by the tribal council There
were no candidates for that position
According tothe Lumbee Constitution,
the tribal council will appoint someone
to represent that seat
A list ol tribal council elections
and cote returns is shown below
When asked about the role ot
Lumbee Regional Development
Association, the private, non-profit
corporation with norottr.bers. intrihs'
government. Dr Brooks stated
"The very essence of the Lumbee
Constitution is a new way of doing
business. I believe that all Indian
business should c ome under the
for all 'hose programs which are
funded ?irh set aside funds, such as
FTP A. the federal Head Start Program
and ail other programs thai are funded
specificullc for Indians
"When I say LRDA. I mean the
program* and services that have been
administered by that agencv Those
belong to the tribe When I say LRD A.
' am not saying that tlte board of
Jirector ol thai agency should come
into our tribal government
"The .erv intent ol the tribal
.onsryttutiun is the re mganize and
lorm our own tribal gov emment i ou
:armor have two governing bodies
Thai would be a conflict of interest
e have to have a new way of doing
business It isourresponsiblitv to re
organize under tnbal government so
that our people can believe again
"The L RDA programs should come
under the tribal council and that body
would superv tse those programs"
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After Lengthy Hospitalization
Dr Adutf* Dial tm teten*u k? ?. -
Pembroke home aller a lenylh) flay
in two hoqMaU. He m reported to be
JoMp very well
Dr Dial, local kMonan. proteMor
ementu# at PSU. farmer member of
tbe_ NC Hoern of Repteeeatmivea.
at Hot) Croat Hoapttai w Salt Lake
City. Utah He spent four weeks m the
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Medic Flt|thi to Deke Umverstn
Medical Center three weeks apo He
waa placed hj intenaive care unit
f?timet may be aant tohtshome
tddreaaaiftoiile 2 Boa 295. Pembroke
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Vrt Exhibit Comes to PSU
Dr kathryn Rileigh and saixl\
traiil ? ill exhibit their an wort in the
tmbroke State University An Gal ten
i Lock tear Hall The exhibition will
ehekl Friday .Sept .2 through Friday.
ept 23.
An opening reception far the vtiste
nil be held on Wed Sept. 1 hum
0:00 a.m. until 1130 am in the Art
iailery loaated in Locklear Hall i
.efreshmeiits will be served. Facultv.
tudeots and community members are
mted to attend
Both artists are protestors at
embroke State University Rileigh is
professor in the Psychology
lepaitmeni Her academic interests
ave included the psychology of
esthetics and children's art Since
V80. she has studied painting
enousl v and has been producing and
xhibiting watercolors in local and
tate-level juried shows.
Her paintings tend to be
inderstated by design and involve the
riewer to the greatest extent possible
>hc is intrigued by the use of
fimitarity between prmectivr
echniques in psychology and
Minting* in the way they,both evoke
iiiKjue and individualist^ responses
Strati) is the Director ofthe College
jpporrunit y Program She has painted
n watercolor for the last 20 veer*, and
111 the last * yean has incorporated
mixed media and collage into her
work ??!??? studied with several
nsitonuiK known water*, olorist*
including Alex Powers. Skip
Lawrence. and (Catherine Chany Lut
at the xprtngmatd Watercolor
V*. orkshop w Myrtle Beach She has
been in many local and regional
exhibits She recenth won an
honorable mention at the North
( aroiina VN atercoigr Society Show
The painting* in the exhibition
will represent a new direction for
Strauls work While some of the
image* may look familiar to those
w ho know her paint tag*, the was she
.reates the paintings is quite different
than in the past She generally starts
with atoticej pt which mav be a word,
an idea, or a feeling Then she decides
on the woion ami an compositional
tormat
At this pouu. Stranl may pour ink
or waeeKutur into large neutral shapes,
or use pumied paper to break up the
ioior. line and vahM.iising w&ichev er
media seem to suit the images
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Miatii believes that working in
senes and focusing on elements other
than subieci matter in the hrginwhtg
stages hiugtven her work anew depth
Or. Sandra Locklear And
Staff Attend Lectures
Local optometrist. Or vtuvdra
Lockkar and staff Pembroke recent)*
attended Carolina Eve Associate*
Ninth Annual Ocufar Disorder* i
Symposium at the Ptnehurat Hotel in i
Pinehurst. NorthCarulinaon Satunlav <
and Sunday. August 27th and 2Sth
For the ninth consecuti ve year, a record
number of eye doctor* and iheir
assistants attended the lectures and i
slide stums which renewed a wide
cariety of eye disorder* and
complications, and heaid about the
latest techniques in caring for these i
eve problems
The Ophthalmology 1'pdaie wa?
presentedh\ I h surgical *pecialisi?of
i aroiina Eve Associate* Presenter*
I 1 1 ? " " "
included I* Rohen uaie Martin. Or
Michael Baitta*. Dr Dim Mmmmn
D? Neil iinffln. and Dr GrettMincex
iil'Pmehum. Dr iiroryeTaie. Dr Joe
iiunn ind Dr Todd Brown of
Charlotte. Dr Alan Brown of
Wilmington. Dr Odette Cullender of '
Feverteville. Dr fharte* Wood* of
Lumbenon. Dr. Frank Chriateiuen of
Chapel Hill. Dr Kent Price of
JackfcMtOlle. Dr Miawn Rilec of
Mvrtle Beach, and Dr huil
Fellentiauin and Dr Howard
i urnming* ot Raleigh
Carnlma Eye A?*ociaie? i* one of
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