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By William R. Morris
Hewing and Community
DmiopiM; Cant uiiant
What most blacks in
America feared might
happen has happened. A
Republican White House
for. the next four years; a
President-elect who has
admitted his late discovery
. of the problems of racial
inequality and injustice;
hard-line conservatives in
control of the Senate and
gaining stature in the
House. --
What can blacks
realistically expect from a
Reagan Administration?
There are a few who
believe the new President
will use his office to offer
creative solutions to hous
ing problems of minorities
and the poor. There are
many more who do not.
The coming months will'
tell for sure whether the1
man, who says he'll serve
as President of all the peo
ple, will improve existing
programs or scuttle them
for policies not in the best
7
lhis year despite strong
objections from low
income housing ad'
vocates.
In October, Reagan an
nounced that he would
seek funds and staff for an
independent, bipartisan
Commission on Housing
which would study the na
tion's housing needs and
recommend new ways to
revitalize the inner cities.
Another new program,
called "Enterprise and
Job Zones" (patterned
after the English ex- ,
perience) would allow
local governments to
designate specific depress
ed areas in their cities for
special financing and tax
incentives to encourage
new business and jobs.
On housing discrimina
tion, the Republican's are
publicly committed to
"vigorous enforcement of
laws to assure equal treat
ment in access to housing
and mortgages." After a
meeting in October with
former Senator Ed
Brooke, Reagan announc
ed his support for strong
fair housing measures and
' promised his personal in
volvement in its enforce
ment. Black organizations
will, nevertheless, need to
increase their surveillance
of agency actions and
legislative amendment to
protect previous gains ii
equal opportunity, ai'fir
mative action and minori
ty business programs.
LET'S USE OUR PUBLIC SCHOOLS
The Durham City Schools Encourage
total community Involvement.
Dr. Cleveland Hammonds,
Superintendent
Durham City Schools
CLASS TITLE
Small Engine Repair
Data Processing
'Auto Mechanics
(Male & Female)
Photography (basicAdv.)
Adult High School Diploma
andOED
Typing (BeginAdv.)
Home RepairBasic
Carpentry
Motorcycle Repair
Brick Masonry
"Home Cooking
Senior
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Open to family, religious, chic and pro
fessional orgembaflons. LET US SESVI YOU.
Albert Huey, Director
Slmm Long, Coordinator
Community Education Program
ADULT EVENING CLASSES
Co-Sponsor TIME FEES DAYS LOCATION DESCRIPTION
DTI 7-10 $15 M Durham High School Minor repairs on lawnmowsrs and small engines
DTI 7-10 $15 M-T HillsideNCCU Learning basic principles of key punch and Cobol
DTI 7-10 $15 M Durham High School Basics of auto repair and engine tune-up
DTI 7-10 $10 T-W Holton Jr. High Operation of 35 mm camera, flash, composition.
Introduction to darkroom, film development
equipment, set-up, enlargements.
DTI 7-9 $10 T-Th Hillside Programmed materials are used for completion
of requirements for AHSD and GEO.
DTI 7-10 $10 M-T Hillside Business Correspondence, tabulations and
manuscripts
DTI 7-10 $15 T Hillside Learning simple repairs around the home and
fundamentals of building
DTI 7-10 $15 M Durham High School Minor engine repair, operation and
Motorcycle safety
DTI 7-10 $15 M Hillside Fundamentals of Building
DTI 7-9:30 $10 W Durham High School Thla dees will cover wise shopping Dps,
and prepars of rnslndlshee with emphasis
ir'iiiu w,,-. T Hillside High 8ohool mnutrttkxialarKlDeltaryooWng.
Engagement Announced
Miss Karla Paulette Umstead, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Bennie Umstead of 1014 Plum Street, Durham, is
engaged to be married to Curtis Brandon, Jr. of
Greensboro, son of Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Brandon, Sr.,
of Davidson. The wedding is planned for December 31
at Russell Memorial CME Church.
Miss Umstead is a graduate of Hillside High School,
Class of 1975 and Winston-Salem State University,
Class of 1979. She is a registered nurse employed at
Durham County General Hospital. Brandon is a
graduate of North Mecklenberg High School and Cen
tral Piedmont Community College, both in Charloote,
and Santa Monica College, Santa Monica, California.
He is employed as a professional deaf interpreter in
Greensboro.
YOUR REGISTRATION WILL DETERMINE THE NUMBER OF CLASSES OFFERED. THE DURHAM CITY COMMUNITY EDUCATION PROGRAM WILL START AMV
NEW CLASS IF A MINIMUM OF 10 TO IS STUDENTS DESIRE TO ENROLL. IF A CLASS FOR WHICH YOU WOULD UKE TO REGISTER IS NOT LISTED, PLEASE
LIST ON BLANK REGISTRATION FORM AND MAIL TOOAY. DEPENDING UPON REGISTRATION, CLASSES MAY ALSO BE OFFERED IN THE AFTERNOON.
HOW TO REGISTER
Mail the completed registration form along with your fee to: Community
Education, Durham City Schools, P. O. Box 2246, Durham, N. C. 27702.
Registration for Winter quarter will be at the following locations and times:
Durham High School Dec. 1-3 5:30 to 8:00 p.m.
Hillside High School Dec. 4-5 5:30 to 8:00 p.m.
You last opportunity to register wiH be on the first day of classes. Classes
will begin at Hillside and Durham High Schools on December 8, 1 980. Ad
ditional sections of any given class will be provided as needed.
Special Note: The Durham Ctty Community Education Program will follow the
same Chrtaknat Schedule as the regular school students.
All students that are 18 or 17 years of age and are currently enrolled in a high
school Mi-time, are eligible to participate in our evening program.
AFTER SCHOOL CHILD CARE PROGRAM
After school child care program activities are available at all elemen
tary schools from 2:30-5:30 p.m. Fee: $1.00 per hour per child. Call
682-5786 for further Information.
BEFORE SCHOOL CHILD CARE PROGRAM
Before school child care is being offered for George Watts Elementary
School students from 6:30-8:00 am. Fee: $1 .00 par hour per child. Call
682-5786 or 682-1054 for further information. All parents with interest
in this program at Watts and other elementary schools in the system,
please mail the completed registration form to P. O. Box 2246, Durham,
N. C. 27702.
REGISTRATION FORM
DURHAM CITY COMMUNITY EDUCATION PROGRAM
P.O. BOX 2246, DURHAM, NORTH CAROLINA 27702 (919) 682-5786
NAME OP ADULT:.
NAME OF CHILD:.
ADDRESS:
TELEPHONE:.
SCHOOL:
BUSINESS:
COURSE TITLE:
PARENTS'S NAME.
FEE::
LOCATION or SITE.
'I am over 55 years of age and eligible for 50 discount!.
Your payment reserves your place in class. Mail this form with your check payable to: COMMUNITY EDUCATION PROGRAM, Dur
ham City Schools, P. O. Box 2246, Durham, N. C. 27702
interests of blacks.
Since the early 1930s,
when government first
became involved in hous
ing the poor, blacks have
looked to Federal agencies
for needed help in acquir-,
ing decent and affordable
shelter, and protection
from racial discrimina
tion. Contrary to some
schools of thought, there
are indications in
Washington that Reagan
will continue, in some
form, housing assistance
to the poor and funds for
upgrading inner city
neighborhoods. A big
change is likely, however,
in the way Federal pro
v grams will be administered
' and how . funds are
nJistributedr ''
Early legislative action
can be expected to transfer
most of the control over
subsidized programs to
state and local govern
ments, with funds to run
them mostly as they see
fit. The Federal roll will be
substantially reduced!
Reagan officials will
lose no time in reorganiz
ing HUD and in coor
dinating the operations of
other agencies that in
fluence housing. Existing
housing will be used in
place of new construction
to house the poor, and
cities will be expected to
rely more on private in
dustry for neighborhood
revitalization. The govern
ment's largest housing
subsidy program, Section
8, may soon be phased out
in favor of a new system
of "housing block grants"
or "special revenue shar
ing." Under industry
pressure, the Congress is
likely to introduce a new
rental subsidy program
for middle-income per
sons. Similar legislation
nearly squeaked through
The Studio Dance School
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Register Now For
The January - May Semester At
2509 E. Weaver St. Phone 688-6961
Tentative Class Schedule:
Tues.
5- 6
6- 7
7- 8
Pre Ballet
Mult Exercise
Adult Technique
Wed.
5- 6
6- 7
7- 8
Afro-Am. Jazz
Beg. Tap
Int. Tap
Thur.
5- 6
6- 7
Beg Ballet
AdultBallet
Sal.
10- 11 Ballet
11- 12 Ballet
12-1
1- 2
2- 4
Beg. Toe
Toe
Workshop
Adults interested in daytime classes
please call to make the request.
Classes are being held temporarily in the
Durham College Auditorium on Fayetteville Street.
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