? - TTS CAROLINA TWES SAT.. AUGUST 13, 1977
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CHAPEL HILL Consumers
hold a majority of board-of-director
positions in federally funded neighbor
hood health centers. ' -,-.
But how representative and influ
ential are they when policy decisions
on health care are made? '
Jean - Latting Jones, a public
health graduate student, at the Uni
versity of North Carolina at Chapel
Hill, has received a $44,000, one - year
Sant from the National Center . for
ealth Sciences Research to study this
question. She will be looking at con
sumer representation on . boards ; of
neighborhood health centers (NHC). :
' In her-study, "titled "Consumer
Representation: Attaining Influence,"
Mrs. Jones will be analyzing how the
boards of 15 NHC's are organized to
' either help or discourage consumer in
put. She also will be finding out what
methods consumers can and do - use to
make themselves heard. .
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Mrs. Jones has not yet decided
whether she will study health centers in
the Northeast or Southeast ' , -V;
Her findings, she said, will help
NHC's set up governing boards that are
... open to consumer participation. It also
"will inform consumers on what steps
they can take to become influential.
- ; NHC's, said Mrs. Jones, a doctoral '
' candidate in the School of Public Health
department of health administration, '
are an outgrowth of President Johnson's
War on Poverty. They originally were ,
designed to provide health care to only
low income persons, but they now
reach out to persons of. all income
groups. Jones said there are three neigh
borhood" health centers in North Caro
lina: Durham's Lincoln Community
Health. Center, the Orange-Chatham
Comprehensive Community Health Cen
ter in Carrboro and Healthco in Soul
City." ., ";.,:.:.,;!: " v10
A main thrust of the NHC plan,
she said, is to have consumers, people ,
w,ho are actually patients at the center,
participate in policy making and the
planning 1 of services, "When' HEW
took over the program it continued
Johnson's mandate that:a majority of.
professional jargon used by the health
providers.
"Consumer representatives,'' Mrs.
Jones explained, "do understand the
. issues as they affect their community,
. family and friends. But when it comes
to making a decision, ' for example,
between two x-ray machines, where one
may be more expensive but also more
suitable to the clinic's needs, they don't
have technical knowledge providers have
to make the distinction and decide:
between the two." . .
A board that takes the time to
explain the technical side of , such de
cisions she said, is showing its concern
for active consumers participation.
What has happened in many cases,
she' said, is that consumer representa
tives are not prepared to discuss techni
cal healUi issues. They don't have the
medical knowledge or understand the
board positions be held by consumers
for this reason," Jones said.
"But the '$ problem often has
been that consumers either directly or
indirectly are shut out of the
decision making process,". Mrs." Jones
said. ,.'
Information Mrs. Jones hopes to
gather through questionaires and per
sonal interviews include; what the NHC
chief executives' attitude toward con
sumer participation in center policy is;
whether public hearings are held - to
obtain consumer opinion arid to ex
plain j in lay language, health issues and
policies; whether board , meetings are
open to all interested consumers or just
consumer representatives; and how are
MRS. JEAN L. JONES
consumer board members selected.
Mrs. Jones said she also wants to
discover what channels consumers use
. to gain power on the board ; and
how consumers use health providers
or social service professionals who are
considered consumer advocates.. The
UNC-CH graduate student will be look
ing at' consumer use of militancy, how
well it works and what type of board or
ganization works best with militant con
sumer groups. .
Dr. William Freeman Leaves Wake School; Takes No. 2 Post
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Dr. Wm. M. Freeman, a
veteran educator in the Wake
County Public Schools, is
leaving Wake to become
Assistant Superintendent for
Personnel in the Nash County
School System. He will con
tinue to pastor the Kyles
Temple A. M. E. Zion
Church on Dunstan Street .
Dr. Freeman, a native of
Nash County, has come up
through the ranks, havihg ser
ved at all levels in the Wake
LEGAL NOTICES
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA
DURHAM COUNTY
Executor's Notice
Havihg qualified as adminis
trator of the estate of Elizabeth
J. RansdaU this is to notify all
persons having claims against the
estate of Elizabeth J. RansdaU to
present them to the undersigned
within six months from the date
of the first publication of
this notice or same will be
pleaded in bar of their recovery.
All persons indebted to said
.estate, r please -: make Jmmediate; j "
&a5TMs6ti fray St AuguSt
1977. j r ; ...
Mechanics and Farmers Bank,
Executor .. ' ,
Estate of Elizabeth J. Rans
dall, deceased
115 W. Parrish Street
Durham, N. C. 27702
The Carolina Times: August 6,
13, 20, and 27, 1977. .. ,
NOTICE OF SALE OF LAND '
UNDER DEED OF TRUST .
Under any by virtue of the
power of sale contained in liiat
certain Deed of Trust executed
on June 11, 1971, by G. H.
INVESTMENT COMPANY, INC..
to J. J. Henderson, Trustee and
recorded in Mortgage Book
858, at Page 855, in the Office
of the Register of Deeds of Dur
ham County, North Carolina;
that the property mentioned in
the above Deed of Trust was
sold and is now owned by
WAYMOND McDOUGALD
and wife, MARY McDOUGALD;
and default having been made in
the payment of the indebtedness
secured thereby and the
necessary findings to permit fore
closure having been made by the
Clerk of Superior Court of
Durham County, North Carolina,
on the 26th day of July, 1977,
the undersigned Trustee will offer
for sale to the highest bidder for
cash at public auction, at the
Courthouse door in Durham
County, North Carolina on the
24th day of August, 1977 at
12:00 noon' the following
described land in City Town
ship, Durham County, North
Carolina: '
BEGINNING at a point on
the East side of Wabash Street,
which point is located South 17
degrees 15 minutes west 256.00
feet from the southeast point of .
intersection of Wabash and
Cooper Streets, extended, at the -southwest
corner, of -Lot' No:';;,
18, plat hereinafter referred to;
thence running , along and with -the
southern boundary line of 1
said Lot 8, South 72 degrees 45 ' '
minutes East 120.00 feet to a A
stake; thence running South 17
degrees 15 minutes West 59.8 feet '
to a stake; thence running North
77 degrees ' 30 minutes West 1
120.50 -feet to a stake on the '
East side of Wabash Street ; thence ,
' running along and with the East
side of Wabash Street North 17"
degrees 15 minutes East 70 feet
to a stake, the point and place of
: BEGINNING, the same BEING
ALL OF LOT No. 9. of the
system. , He ; has- been a
teacher, a counselor, a high
school principal of a black
school, principal of $n in-'
tegrated elementary school,
a principal of an integrated
high school, and an assis
tant superintendent. Prior to
taking the Nash County post,
he was Director of Federal
Programs, for the newly
merged Wake County Public
Schools, the second largest in
the state. Dr. Freeman spent
six years in ' the Harnett
County Schools before
coming to Wake County. ;
On taking the Nash
County post, Dr. Freeman
Will be one of the first blacks
in the state to be employed
by a school system to work
with personnel at the assis
tant superintendent's level.
He will be responsible for the
employment of professional
personnel for the 12,000 stu
dent system.. ..
Dr. Freeman says that he
is both honored and proud
that his home is bringing him
back after 26 years in edu
cation to assume the system's
No. 2 position.
Freeman says that his
family will remain in Fuquay
Varina and they will main
tain their home here.
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property of Bill Dickerson, as
plat ana
Sook 49,
. fl npr - ;,
lat and survey recorded in Plat
page 37. Office of the
Durham County Registry to
which reference is: hereby made '
for a more particular description
of the same.
This property will be soid
subject to aO taxes, special
assessments and any prior bens
affecting the property. - ,
The highest bidder will be
required to make a cash deposit
of 10 of the amount of his bid
up to and including $1,000.00
with the balance of the purchase
price being due upon consumma
tion of the sale;
This the 27th day of July,
1977. .
J. J. Henderson, Trustee
By Henry D. Gamble; -Attorney
for the Trustee'
The Carolina : Times: July 30,
August 6, 13, and 20, 1977. .
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' Yes, it sounds crazy for a New Year Sale in August, but
Augus) 1 st marks the start of a New Year at our store.
We want to kick off the New Year with a sal where
everybody can purchase fine furniture and save mon
ey! YOU CAN. SAVE between 40-50 on many items
throughout the store.
? NEV YEAR SAVINGS...
ASSITT4-PC. bedroom itift.
deer dramr VMi mirror, deer
cHeit, njghMerie', headbaord '.
tf?.so.........wow 449.50
STONIVIUlTobleandddieirt
JM 50......... NOW 239.50
IMflM 4-?c. ceirttmpererf bed,
ream wilt. Drawer with twin mir.
ten, doer (belt, nighhtend, king
tiu heedbeerd .'
IJ J0..... NOW 839.50
TIODOIN t ft. centemeerory '
dining room iuit obk, 3 tide1 '
thoiri, I arm cheir, chtno
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47.00..
KINCAIO 4-fcColomolbedroem
ulte. Dreiur with hutch mlrrer,
ehfit, cennenbeU bed, nighhtend
I357JO.......NOW 754.50
THOMASV1UI 4t. trriittaMi
bedreem Mitt, Drener with nir.
jeo dwit, nightitend, heddbeord
tMjft........wow 449.50
IVIUNIION NeiSI 4K.
troditienol bedreem wire. Dreuer
with miner, cheit, nlehtitand,
S'so... now 539.50
WXII 4-fc. Country French bed
room wite. Drener with mlrrer,
chitt, nighhtend, headeeord
iffjc..;... now 599.50
LARGE SELECTION
OF MERCHANDISE .. .
OFF
BWo
AND BARGAINS . . .
lACKSMITH HOf Table, tURUNOTON HOUSI 5-fc ce
bench, 3heiri , i : lonlal greup. Sefa, chelr, 1 tablet,
ef. im m tote cheer m nylen plaid :
mJt...,.....MOW Zy.5V leg. . -A
tlHOVl t-f,, centenieerery diiv IOdJO...w.'.NOW IdUU
Ina-reem mite. Table. S tide TMNDUNi g-ffc colonial groue.
choJrt, Term choir, terver, china ; Wo, choir, leeeal In nylen print,
Sjo.:.....now 849.50
IWe) Cenlemperory tela 'and
levewat. Camel ehret
now.249.50
724.50
l4dJ0.......NOW
MUO Centenperary tola'
toveieat In ml brick velvet ,
lift JO..
599.50
CHBTNUT CMIK Celenloi Mykt
wfa ki nylen ploid .
4t1J0.
Stablei
trtTM..
DOIAl Cottttmperary ityle wfa
in Herarion tweed i ;
:o.. now 249.60.
WAIKIR TredUlenal Mia in
tripe material 1
f JO., ...... .NOW 479.50
AMHrCANA Troditienol nfa in
299.50
5fjo......'.Now 299.50
AMD r.lUCU nOllE TO CELEBRATE
OUR mxi YEARf'
cash & cahy c::iyfi::a::ci::: acced
All Merchandise Subject to
Prior Sale!
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