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By Donald Alderman M
; , Durham's civic groups
must . effect social JSon
ccrns t and human needs
with more vigor than at
E resent if the city's image
to be positive, according
to Willie Lovett, chairman
of the Durham Committee
on the Affairs of Black
People." ' :v -Addressing
a luncheon
meeting of the Council of
Civic Pubs of Greater
Durham last " Thursday.
Lovett said, fall is not
well" within the city; there
are .t'serious. ; problems"
facing the community. He
said community leaders
seeking -, downtown
-redevelopment and other
construction projects can
not ignore "the poor and
d e we s i o r a t i n g f :
relationship" between
' business! leaders and the
black community. '
Lovett said the com
munity, suffers because of
serious racial and political
divisivertess, a lack of ade
quate housing-supply for
low; income people, high
unemployment among
.poor and minority youth
and? racial discrimination
in many facets of life In
cluding : -. employment,
governmental appointees,
law . enforcement and
education. :
' He told the group that
today's situation was
created and . jfu the. city's
problems are to be effec
tively dealf witMhe total
community .must be in-r
volvedi.
"You and you
forefathers had charge of
the major institutions
which controlled and in-.
fluenced the development
of Durham's .-"v? curreni
population. You therefore
should ;' assume some
degree of responsibility
for the major problems we
face today," Lovett said.
He said blacks must be
included in the planning
of all community projects.
. He criticized . civic and
business leaders who ex-
. pect blacks to follow their
, leads in projects such as
the civic center-hotel com-
pic while those concerned
leaders refuse to address
. sensitive issues ; such as
race relations, poor hous
ing and other social con
cerns: " ' ' ; '
- MWe " will not permit
projects and programs to
be dealt with in isolation.
What happens with one '
program will have an im
pact on other programs,"
said Lovett. v
' - He said the white com
munity's attempts to ig
nore serious racial and"
political issues will only '
make f finding : solutions
more difficult; ' the pro
blems still' remain.- The
black community must be,
recognized with full digni
ty and respect, if there is
to be meaningful com
munication between- the
races.'" y - - v
"Forty-seven per cent
of Durham's - population ;
won't just go away,' said
Lovett, they must be a
part of whatever happens .
in uurnara. . ; -. -
On the manner in which
the city council fills board
vacancies, Lovett said,
''There will be and can be
i no compromise on ; the
question of fair and pro
portionate representation
In every segment of the
"community including ' all
elected and appointed
positions," Recently the
council has been charged
with omitting blacks from ;
board appointments.
While civic clubs have
made "invaluable con
tributions" - on "non-
'controversial, 1 non-'
political", matfers.many
unpleasant social issues!
have . been : r dodged.
Durham's future progress -depends
on how problems .
of the total community are
addressed, said Lovett. i
St, Aug'S Prof. Gets St- Aucusfcos Sponsors
miu Annointmnnt ' 'EDA Dusinec3 Seminar
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MRS. TAYLOR
Mrs . Gar olyriJT aylor
Named District
i Officii Manager ::
" Public Service Com
pany of North CaroKna,
Inc., has' promoted Mrs.
; Carolyn J, Taylor to the
position of District Office
Manager of its Roxboro
office, :
Mrs, Taylor, has held
numerous positions in the
Durham Division since
joining the Company in
July 197L Prior to her
promotion and transfer to
Roxboro, she held the
position of Bookeeper-
Gas Accounts. She receiv
ed her BS degree in 1970
and a MA in 1 979, both
from North Carolina Cen
tral University, , -t
A native of Asheville,
she is married to Ray
mond Taylor of Durham.
Public - Service Com
pany of North Carolina
Inc., serves more than
145,000 customers in 79
cities and towns in North
Carolina reaching , from
RaleighDurham , in the
east, Gastonia in the
southern Piedmont and
Asheville in the western
part of the -state. .. ;
Josephine Baker,
in the 1920'
Bessie Smith
sensational singing star of Paris
and 30's, was maid to singer
in 1921 at the age" of 15.
Dillard Sauce Users
About Recall
. RALEIGH Dr.
Prezell R. Robinson,
president 1 of v Saint
; Augustine's College has
announced the selection
. and appointment of Dr.
Wilbert W. Johnson to the .
National - Institutes of '
Health (NIH) Extramural '.
Associates Program. JIe :
was selected through com
petition of ; a ; group of
highly: 'I qualified
, healthresearch scientists'
from across the nation.
He has been granted a
leave, of absence recently
for a six-month period
from February through
July, 1982 in order that he
may engage in cancer
research with the depart'
ment of Health and
Human Services at
Bethesda, Maryland. :
Dr. Johnson,, chairman
t of the Division of, Natural
Science and professor of
biology, joined the St.
Augustine's faculty in
1949. He has taught and
. done research for more
than thirty years' in;
preparing students for
careers in medicine, den
tistry, podiatry, veterinary
science and research. '
Dr. Johnson received a
bachelor of science degree
in biology at Kentucky
State University, a master
of science degree in
zoology at the University
of Wisconsin, and a doc
tor of philosophy degree
in - ecology at Saint
Bonaventure University in
Olean, New York.
He has been awarded
certificates in radio
ecology and dosimetry in
space science from several
, universities and
laboratory Centers in
cluding the Lawrence
Radiation Laboratory in
Livermore, California and
NASA Lyndon B.
Johnson Space Center in
Houston, Texas. He has
been an Exxon. Fellow at
the Institute for Service to
Education , (ISE), a Lily
Foundation Scholar in
Science at Duke Universi
- ty, a Josiah Macey Fellow
and , a member of the
Governor's Award Coun
cil for Excellence. He was
chairman of the Science
; Section. ' v:
- His . memberships ; in
professional organizations
are: Life member , of the
National C Institute of
Science' Beta Kappa Chi,
and the Omega Psi Phi
. Fraternityr Inc., ' member
of the American Associa
tion of University Pro
fessors. He is on the board
of directors of the Wake
Area Health Education
Center and the Sixteen In
stitutions Health Science
Consortium. .
- The Economic Develop
ment Administration
; (EDA) University Center
of Saint Augustine's Col-.
lege is ' conducting - a
seminar August 6 entitled,
v "Positive Thinking For
the Small Business Owner-
. Don't Give Up Now!"
The workshop is being
held in the; Municipal
Building. . Conference
room, 306 . Columbia
Street, Chapel Hill.
Registration will begin at 7
p.m., with seminar from
7:30 until 9:30 p.m;
This seminar is designed
to provide the participant
with insight into hisher
own motivational factors,
and those which are im
portant in building a .
business. It win explore
the characteristics found
in a success pattern, and
bow you can apply these
principles into your per
sonal and business life. In
view of the economic
situation and confronta
tion of business problems,
a small business owner
must look from within for
survival strategies.
These services are made
possible by a grant receiv
ed from the UJS. Depart
ment 5 of Commerce
Economic Development
Administration;
Canned fruit cocktail is one
of the few fruit mixtures that
is standardized by Federal law.
Peaches and pears make up
the greater part of the mixture
but it must also include
pineapple, grapes and
maraschino cherries.
Nature's Pure Ener-Gsl AIca Vera Herbs
Juice, capsules and Wander Cream for arthritis, low
energy, bursitis, high blood prassort, heart disease,
ulcers, colon, nervousness, indigestion, heartburn,
diabetes, overweight problems, hernia, steep belter,
insect bites, plant stings, component of reproductive
nature fluid, to name a few. Aloe Vera has a pleasant,
mild, citrus taste and never needs refrigeration. Con
tains ten vitamins and minerals. Can (919) 596-8517 or
write: Maxlne II. Harris, 2015 Uatilane Ave., Durham
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scriptures: Numbers 24:6, St John 19:39, Proverbs
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Autumn Session Begins
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Non-Discriminatory on
race, creed, color, sex or national origin.
Participant of the Chfld Care Food Program
Confused
By Donald Alderman ;
Sampillard.vJr;, of
Dillard's Barbecue House,
told The Carolina Times
Wednesday that barbecue
sauce used at the business
is still ' made on the .
premises, using the same
recipe prepared in 1956 by
his father. S.D. Dillard,
Sr., and that the Barbecue
House docs not use sauce
Prepared by Dillard's
ood Inc. The Barbecue
House makes its own..
The N.C. Department
of Agriculture issued a
recall of sauce prepared by
Dillard's Foods, Inc., last.'
week. , Dillard said the
recall 'sparked concern
that the contaminated,
sauce may have reached '
the famous barbecue ?:
house.
The agriculture depart
ment said the manufactur
ing company's sauce hadi
been contaminated with .
bird feathers. The feathers
apparently had entered a
5,000 gallon vinegar tank
and had decomposed. -
DiiUvdfsal(f the sauce
recipe rights were sold to
Dillard's Foods Inc.; in
1979. That firm's offices
are located in the Research
Triangle Park, the sauce is
manufactured at 202 N.
Hoover Road. .,
Officials at- Dillard
Food, Inc., said the recall '
is in process and normal
operations are expected to;
resume within a week.,
They said there has been
no cancellation of the pro
duct by retailers. The of
ficials said further that the
feathers entered a yinegar."
storage but ..''no . one
knows how or. when.'V
They said the vinegar has
been destroyed. They also
said that no illness has
been reported. f . ' !
Dillard said some
regular; customers had
been confused and had
called concerning the
recall. He said, however,;
no long term negative ef
fects upon business (The '
Barbecue House) is ex-.
pected. .
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