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Views from the campus the University of North Carolina at Pembroke Uni\ crsil> of NoHh C;irolin;i ai Pembroke Chancellor Josepii B Oscndincconfirincd toda\ that llic Miir\ LiNcrniorc Librar\ was selected to house the archi\cs of (lieCoiigrcssionai Office of reining [I s Rep Charlie Rose Ri;p Rose made (he iiiiiHiiincenienI earlier lod,i\ in W.isliiiiglon and will m'-ii ihe campm' Aug i‘> to pariieipau m 111, gioiind breaking ccreiiii.m nl ilie L.l^crn^ore Libiar\ ONpaiiskin project Housing the arclnxal eolleclion from Congressman Rose gives usajmnpstari in establishing ihc new Sanipson/Li\crniorc Libran asa magnet forscholai ship mid research on this campus Oxciidilie said “Congressman Rose established a distinguished record of leadership and sersiei. during his 24 years in Ihc Innied Slates Congress. "His papers arc of iinporiani hislorical significance and will serveasa valuable resource Ibr our sliidenis who wish to learn and rcporl on ihc workings oi ihr federal go\ernnicnl We are iik'si apprccialnctoCongrcssinaii Ro.s.. for Ills decision (o provide ihese nialcrials for The I'nivcrsii. ol Norih Carolina at Pembroke CNCP's Mary L,i\ermore hbrarv's $2 7 million c\pansioii lull add about 17.()IH) square feel lollic CMSling structure It w il) be reii.iiiied the Sainpson/L.r\ermore Libran in honor of Oscar R Sampson who served as Ihc Jiairman of the boaid ol li u.siees for .to vears and Mary l.iv ermore \ilto was Head of the Depaninem of Religious Education and Dean ofWonicn. Sampson Hall, biiili m 194'J and ra/ed iasi vear hoii.sed Ihc I'nivcrsily'.s former adminisiiaiionofriecs.Thelibrarv addition w ill bcbiiili on the former siic of Sampson Hall and will be ihc library 's new main cnirance The S.iinpson/Liv ermore Library will fcaiurc a grcai reading roorii .md olTiecs thus allowing more s|';iee for slack sand classrooms in ihi. Iibriiv w mg Tilt ,11-011)1001 1- Poarce iiiklev ( case and I ce from kaleigh 1 lu: general coiilraoioi is '. e ..\ 11 le (Jxendi ne said eonsiriiclion will begin nc\i week and is slaledlobecomplclcd bv Ihe cndofl'W nESSERTHREAK Ihe Employee Rccogniiion ( omimiiee's fi rsl ' Sunimcr Desserl Break' bronghl oiil some ofilie bcsl desscrls many of ns hav e over lasted, and all prepared bv l.'NC P staff members. Inaddilion lo Ihe break, we held a de.sseri eompelilion lhal drew four cullies for Ihc lou.'no fai calegory and IS cnlries for the sweel galore calegory Eiaeh had a firsl and second place winner wiih liisl place llnisher s receiving a pn/e each aiu) second place caniiiig S l-v each fiMiiuig lop honors in ihe sweel galore' calegory was Ms. Wanda Hammonds W-anda ciiiereda lodge Irul'decheesecake*. Di 1 isa SeliaclTcr look second place vviih liei caramel dn//lcd pie In Ihe low/no fal caiogorv our winner wa^ Ms (iingcr Brooks who eni:>ed peanul bulier cheesecake Runner-up in ihis calcgorv wa.sMs loycc Singlelary who piepaied a delicious Heart Small Heavenly Pineapple Pic FRt roiiimiileeeo-chaii Angie Revels said that ail participants were winners. Oilier UNC'P staff members participating in ihc first (hopefully il will be an annual ev ent) Summer Dcsscri Break w ere McMillan. Monnie Sanderson. Brcnd'i l.ow ry. Precious Sampson. Sylvia Edwards. Gloria (havis Jeannic Davis. Ronald Bullard Lois Bullard. Terry High-Smiih. Mary Chiiwood. Nanev Sianics. Donna Locklear,' Leon MeC’orniiek. Lori Carlcr. Glenda Ki.scr and Angie Revels. Many others also brouglii desserns for us to enjov bill did noi enlcr Liiein in the conlesl. We thank them for their spirit and delicious desserts. We also thank Ktiri Hoffman andMarriotl Food Serv ice for allow ing us lo use the cafeteria and for prov iding ice cream and drinks. We want to thank onr vice chancellors. Dr Charles Jenkins. Dr James B Chavis. Mr Neil Hawk and Dr Prudence Prccouri, w ho scry cd as judges and seemed locnjoy llicirassignmcni. Because il is better lo have an odd number of judges lo reduce lltc chance of lies. 1 rcluciaiiliy agreed to join (hem in ihcimiosl difficult task. It was a wonderfui experience and all entries were delicious YOUTH SPORTS Pembroke Housing Aulhoriiv in conjiinelion with UNCP will sponsor an awards banquet Fridav at I L-TOa.m.iniheUNCPau.xiliary gy in for they out h who attended the live-week sports program. The Youth Sports Program is funded by a federal grant. YSP provides programmed and structured activities including cultural programs as well. The programs arc designed to target the problems encountered bv the young and offer them alternative ways (odcal with them. More than 125 youth between the ages of 8 and 17 are in the program. Besides sports and enrichment programs, the youth received molivaiional lectures from role models such as Dwight Lowery former major league baseball player and the current manager of the F'ayelievilic Generals Ricky l-ockleai foniball stand-out from Lion College, and Julius Meekins. NCAA long-jump champion, w ho competed against legendary Carl Lewis. Raymond Cummings. UNCP s director of Student Acliv ilics and YSP senriehmerncoordinator, said he is honored to be part ofa program that affeels the youth in such a positive manner. “Our youth deserve every opporiunilv to succeed." he said. Richard Jones. YSP program coordinator, said “grants such as this greatly enhance the opporliiniliesorouryoulhin under- served arca.s. This will dcfiniiciv have a positive effect on our commiinitv [fyoiihaveany questions, please call Miichcll "Bosco" Locklear YSPs Drug Elimination Coordinator at 52 I -HfiO Pembroke Kiwanis Report The weekly Tuesday evening meeting was held at the Town and Country ResUiurant w'ilh President Bob Lowry presiding. Program Chairman Hamptom Brayboy presented Mr Gene Brayboy. Director of Financial Grants Dept, at UNCP who in turn presented the speaker of the evening. Mr Armand Opit/. who spoke on “Future Focus For Economic Development “ Mr Opit/ is an Assistant Director in the Grants Dcparlnicnt of the mountainous area of Virginia. West Virginia, rcnncssce And the impact Tourism had after the mining population decreased in the l')5t)'s. The mountains anraci visitors because of its bcautv boating, fishing and the people li\ ing lhcrc jiistdon 1 w ant to leav e Tourism ' is a big factor economically in this area because of its golf courses, lakes and streams, the ocean bcachcsand the agriculture potential for employment Industry comes South from tlic Norih because of tite areas warmer weather Mr Opit/cited Ihe poienlial lhal serv ice clubs havcinpromoiingccononiic devclopmcnl. Next weeks meeting will be held at Ihe Firsl Method Churcli with Dr Robin Cummings. Hearl Specialist as s))cakei- The meciing isopen to the Public BillOxeiidiite is Program Chairman and has secured a verv cornpelcm Doclor 7:00 is the lime Invocation - Clayton Mavnor Song l.cadcr - Ed Tccts- Rcporlcr - Ken lohiison. 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HOTADDICnOH' '^\ Knew the consequences of djSi dicohol and drug obuse • WV * atoisogo from •- UntoO NaSonol Indian Tribal foolti PEOPlfARE SWEET ON IHE FRESH TAfTE OF HONEYBEE. NOW IN puisne CANS. Felecia Harnhill Chavis TO: Felecia Harnhill Chavis 96 Cl'I) I-183 Tiike Notice tliai a ptcadig seeking relief against you has been filed in the abov ccniitlcd action. The nature of the relief being sought is as follows. Diverse You arc rcquiredto iiiakedctcnsc lo such pleadings not later than the Vlh day of September. 1996. said dale be ing 40 days from the publication of this notice, or from the date Coinpiaini is required to be fiicd. vvhiehcv r is later, and upon V our failure to do so the party seeking service against you will apply to the Court for the relief sought. This ilic .>0th day of July. 1996. Chad W. Hammonds Attorney Jor Plaintiff Post Office Box 575 MaxJon. 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