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I. egal Notice
.Xorth Carolina
Robeson County
Notice to Creditors and Debtors
of Sallie C. Hallard. Deci'ased
The undersigned. bavinp. qualified
as Co- Executor. of the estate of
Sallie C Bullard deceased, late of
Robeson County. this is to notify all
persons, firms and corporations having
claims against said estate to exhibit
them to the undersigned on or before
the 24th day of February. 20(11. or be
barred from their recovery
All persons mdebted to sand estate
are asked to please make immediate
payment to the undersigned
This the 23rd dav of November.
2000
Jude Bullard, Jr.
Co-Executor
102 Riley Circle
Pembroke, NC 283 72
Geraldine Maynor,
Co-Executrix
P.O. Box 438
Pembroke, NC 283 72
12-21
PIANO FOR SALE
Take on low monthly payment.
Beautiful console piano No
Money down 1800-371-1220.
FOR SALE
Steel Buildings, new must sell
30x40x12 was SI0.200 now
$6,990
40x60x12 was SI6.400 now
$10,971
50x100x16 was $27,590 now
$19,990
60x200x16 was $58,760 now
$42,990
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'NAPS'?The Internet is changing,
from a place to gather information
and read the news, to a
place where you can get things
done A new generation of software
called Web applications, or Web
apps, allows programs to run right
in your browser, without the frustration
of downloading or installing
software. Web apps are generally
free or inexpensive to use.
Have you ever used the Inter
net to check your stocks? Play a
game? Estimate loan payments?
Look up driving directions? Send
email? Find real estate? Or even
create a photo album? Then you've
used Web apps?and that's just
the beginning.
Parents can prepare their
taxes, plan a vacation, or figure
out how to remodel their home
using Web apps. Small businesspeople
can use everything from
robust sales and marketing tools
to accounting and billing solutions.
Kids can use Web apps to
learn a foreign language or a
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Apps.com is one Web site that
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To learn more, visit www.
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The Housing Authority of The
City of Lumberton
Job Vacancies
Maintenance MEchanic 11
Annual Salary: 521,638.00
Employee shall maintain and repair
all natural gas appliances and all
electrical appliance, heaters, ranges,
watcrheatcrs air conditioners and
refrigerators Must be able to maintain
and repair plumbing system,
make carpentry repairs faulty wires,
replace broken windows, window
screens, window shades and door
locks. Employee must possess knowledge
in the area of inventory methods
and procedures. Must also be able to
perform the work with minimum
supervision and instructions.
DESIRAPH- EXPERIENCE
AND TRAINING: Employee must
possess considerable experience as a
mechanic and completion of a standard
high school course, or any
equivalent combination or experience
and training which provides the
required knowledge, skills and abilities.
Must possess a valid NC driver's
license.
A eompletejob description is available
for review at the housing
authority. Interested person may
complete an application at the housing
authority located at 900 North
Chestnut Street, Lumberton, NC,
application will be accepted from
8:00 a.m. until 5:00 p.m., Monday
thiougb I nda\ 1 he last date for
j.c\ptwg applications is December
4 2000
1 he 1 lousing Authority is an equal
opportunity employer (M/F/II/V)
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LEGAL NOTICE
NORTH CAROLINA
ROBESON COUNTY
Enrique Mendoza Figueroa
Plaintiff,
vs.
Lilia Scanchez Oropeza
Defendant.
K) l.ilia Scanehe/ Orope/a.
Defendant
Take notice that a pleading seeking
relief against you been filed in the
above action
The nature of the relief being
sought is as follows
C hild Custody
. You are required to make defense
to such pleading no later than December
26. 2000 which is 40 days
after the first publication of this notice
Upon your failure to file a
pleading by the above date, party
seeking service against you will apply
to the Court for the relief sought
This the 6th dav of November.
2000
LOCK LEAR, JACOBS,&
HUNT
By:
Arnold Lock tear
P.O. Box 999
Pembroke, NC 283 72
(910) -521-3d 13
PUBLIC A TION DA TES : 1116-00,
11-23-00, & 11-30-00.
11-30
A new Web site enables
access to 10,000 Web-based
applications for business users
and consumers.
The Robeson County Work^
First Plan for Jul)' 1 2001 through
June 30. 2003 will be available
for public viewing and comment
at the Department of Social Services
from November 22 until
November 30, 2000
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Pembroke-Commercial Building
& Land.
16,171 Sq. Ft. Retail offices &
workshop.
Call HelenL. McNeil. CCTM
^ (910) 738-1927 ^
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The Gates of Hell Opened?
Scientists are afraid that they have opened the gates of hell. A
geological group who drilled a hole about 14.4 kilometers deep ( about
9 miles) in the crust of the earth, are saying that they heard human
screams. Screams have been heard from the condemned souls from
earth's deepest hole. Terrified scientists are afraid they have let loose
the evil powers of hell up to the earth's surface
"The information we are gathering is so surprising, that we are
sincerely afraid of what we might find down there." stated Mr
Azzacov, the manager of the project to drill a 14 4 kilometer hole in
remote Siberia.
The geologists were dumbfounded. After they drilled several
kilometer through the earth's crust, the drill bit suddenly began rotate
widely. "There is only one explanation- that the deep center of the earth
is hollow." the surprised Azzacov explained The second surprise was
the high temperature they discovered in the earth's center "The
calculations indicate the given temperature was about 1,100 degrees
Celsius, or over 2,000 degrees Fahrenhelt"< Dr. Azzaov points out.
"This is far more than we expected. It seems almost like an inferno
of fire liberality going on in the center of the earth".
"The last discovery was nevertheless the most shocking to our ears,
so much so that the scientists are afraid to continue the project. We tried
to listen to the earth's movements at certain intervals with supersensitive
microphones, which were let down through the hole. What we
heard, turned those logically thinking scientists into a trembling ruins
It was sometimes a weak, but high pitched sound which we thought to
be coming from our equipment" explained Dr. Azzacov "But after
some adjustments we comprehended that indeed the sound came from
the earth's interior. We could hardly believe our own ears We heard
a human voice, screaming in pain. Even though one voice was
discernible, we could hear thousands, perhaps millions, in the background,
of suffering souls screaming. After this ghastly discovery,
about half of the scientists quit because of fear Hopefully, that which
is down there will stay there."Dr. Azzacov added.
Translated from AMMENUSASTLA. a newspaper published in
Finland
Submitted by Engangelist Juluis Bryant
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v, Maxton, NC
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Thscarora Tribe Of
North Carolina
Annual Gathering
December 2, 2000
10:00a.m. - Until
North Carolina Indian
Cultural Center Pow Wow
Free Food and Admission
Booth Spaces
Come out and Celebrate
Cecil Hunt Tribal Chairman
Elisha Locklear Vice-Chairman
Phone 910-521-1861
Fax 910-521-1996
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Prospect School Activities
The fifth grade classes at Prospect School have recently completed an
intensive study of the Iroquois Indians. From their research they learned
many facts about the longhouse, a typical dwelling for the Iroquois. As a
result of the study the students learned that longhouses were designed to
housefive totwentyfamilies. Ithadnowindows and light was obtainedfrom
the high, wide doors at each endandfrom above. The average longhouse was
60 feet long, 18 feet wide and 18feet high. Using these facts, the students
constructed replicas of longhouses with a variety ofmaterials. The students
were creative with he use of bark, sticks, rocks and even pine cones to
complete their models. The projects were a success and the students enjoyed
working on them as well as seeing the projects on display in th e media center.
4 Protecting Our Environment
Space Research May Provide Earthly Answers
(NAPS)?America's space program
is planting some new ideas
about growing food. This research
may ultimately lead to added conservation
of our natural resources.
The International Space Station
(ISS)?a space-based research
facility that will orbit 250 miles
above the earth?will be the site of
numerous experiments in the
fields of physics, biology, ecology,
space science and earth science.
Some of the fundamental laws
that govern our physical world are
difficult to test on earth. It is often
necessary to use space to obtain
measurements of the highest possible
accuracy. This is so when
extremely uniform samples?free
from compression because of their
own weight?are required, when
objects must be freely suspended in
space, or when the mechanical disturbances
present in earthbound
laboratories must be eliminated.
For example, in the microgravity
of space, scientists are able to
study unique aspects of combustion.
Combustion plays a central
role in heating our homes, powering
our cars and producing synthetic
materials. Even small
improvements in combustion efficiency
could help us decrease pollution
while saving the United
States billions of dollars annually.
Scientists will also use the
space-based laboratory to learn
how plants and animals that
evolved under the influence of terrestrial
gravity respond to longterm
exposure to microgravity. In
doing so, we further our understanding
of the role of gravity in
life processes on earth.
In the future, an understanding
of how plants respond to the space
environment will be important as
we try to control spacecraft environments
and grow food for longduration
space travel. The ISS will
play a critical role as the only
research facility where both microgravity
and partial gravity can be
used as experimental variables in
a laboratory setting.
Expected to be completed in
2004, the International Space Station?a
combined effort of 16 countries
around the world?will serve
as a powerful laboratory where we
can advance our understanding of
the role of gravity in the origin
and evolution of life.
lb learn more about the International
Space Station, visit the websites
at httpY/station. nasa.gov and
http://www.nasa.gov.
The availability and quality of
food on long space missions will
depend on how well we understand
the effects of gravity on the
growth and reproduction of
plants.
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