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Dispute Settlement Center in Orange County seeks
director; Administrative experience and strong
organizational and problem solving skills essential.
:: Responsibilities include fundraising and budgeting,
v... training volunteers, case management, record keep
: ing, working with volunteer Beard, publicity and plan
. ning. Knowledge of local community, courts, counsel
b ; ing skills and mediation helpful. $16,000. Resumes
: : must be received at P.O. Box 464, Chapel Hill by
.;. Sept. 13. Women and minorities encouraged to apply.
SecretaryBookkeeper
r 60wpm typing. Strong organizational and. com
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with the elderly helpful. 34 time to start.
SSOOmonth. Resume to: Coordinating Council for
. Senior Citizens, 519 E. Main. Durham, N.C. 27701
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Leased Housing Technician Immediate opening for
an individual to be responsible for performing
specialized screening and selection of applicants for
the leased housing program; to reexamine, verify, and
certify eligibility reports. High school graduate with
v one year working experience in general office pro-
- ceudres desirable.
Apply at Durham Housing Authority, 330 E. Main St.
Durham. NC 27702 '
Deadline for applying is September 21. 1982. EOE
Maintenance Mechanic III
Completion of grammar school and three years of pro
gressive experience in the performance of tasks
associated with a wide variety of mechanical or
building trades; or an equivalent combination
L education and experience. The person placed in this
position will be a working supervisor in charge of the
maintenance and repair of a large departmental facili
Background in high school chemistry helpful,
alary Range: $12,012 17,880.
Maintenance Mechanic IV
Completion of high school course work and three
years of journey work level experience in the general
maintenance and repair of building, plumbing,
heating and electrical equipment including one year in
the supervision of skilled, semi-skilled or unskilled
employees. The person placed An this position will be
a working supervisor in a multi-trade shop. Plumbing
and electrical experience preferred. Salary Range:
$14,256 - 21,432.
Painter
Completion of grammar school and two years ex-
Eerience in the interior and exterior painting of
uildings, fixtures and equipment; or an equivalent
combination of training and experience. Sheetrock
finishing experience required. Industrial or commer
cial painting experience preferred. Salary Range:
$11,484 - 17,076.
Consideration given only to persons submitting a com
pleted APPLICATION FOR STAFF EMPLOYMENT with
THE UNIVERSITY OF NORTH CAROLINA at CHAPEL
HILL: Resumes unaccompanied by an application will
be returned, For an application please contact the
Employment Division, 111 Pettigrew Hall, UNC,
Chapel HiR, NC 27514. 962-2991. EQUAL OPPOR
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Job Opportunities
Deputy City Clerk
Starting Salary $13,859yr
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Orby Moss Of UDC Named
Athletic Director OfA&T
.by DrexelB.BaII
Orby Z. Moss, Jf., a '
veteran of nine years in
athletic administration
and currently athletic
director at the University .
of District of Columbia,
was, named the - new
athletic director at North .
Carolina A&T State
University. The appoint
ment was announced by
Dr. Edward B. Fort,
A&Ts Chancellor, v
;Moss' . appointment '
becomes effective
September 27. ic. suc
cee"ds Dr. Bert C. Piggot,'
who stepped down on
August 23 in order to
return to teaching. .
Fort said he is ex
tremely pleased with the
selection of Moss as the
chief administrator of
A&T's Division I athletic
program.
"We are greatly pleas
ed ' with the extraor
dinarily fine job which
the search and sreeen
committee, chaired by
Professor Howard Bar
nhill, did in this selection
process," said Fort.
"The choice was a tough
one, but in the final
analysis, I became con
vinced that only Orb'y
Moss, Jr., . Athletic
Director at the Universi
ty of the District of Col
umbia, is the best man
: most recent success with
i the UDC program
related to gaining of the
NCAA's Division " II
basketball championship
"last year. v
- "We are delighted that
, Moss has made the deri
sion to come to A&T,
and we anticipate that
with his leadership skills,
our . program will - con
tinue to move,' added
Fort ;.' ' .
Moss served as the
Firebirds' athletic direc
tor the past four years.
Moss, 41, has .had a
dramatic impact in pro
ducing positive and win
ning programs in his
short tenure at UDC.
Before moving to
UDC, Moss was the
athletic director at Siena
Heights College of
Adrian, Michigan, and
the asistant director of
physical education . and
athletics at the Universi
ty of Wisconsin
Parkside. His career, first as a
coach and then as an ad
ministrator, has been
highlighted by a succes
sion of outstnding
athletes with whom he
has worked, including
Kim Piper Merritt, 1976
champion of the Boston
Marathon for women;
Lucina Rosa, ah Olym-
: pic marathoner who
. represented Sri Lanka
(formerly Ceylon) in
;1974 and 1976; and Sue
jVon Behren, association
of V intercollegiate
athletics national high
jump runnerup.
; Moss is chiefly respon
sible for hiring Win
Jones as the men's
basketball coach at
UDC., Under ; Jones'
guidance, the Firebirds
last seson ' captured the
, NCAA Division II na
tional championship.
In his short but il
lustrious stint at UDC,
he. brought distinction,
credibility and integrity
to the then feeble
' Firebird program, which
yielded the spotlight for
recognition to the likes
of the University of
Maryland, Georgetown
and American Universi
ty. At Siena Heights he
helped foster the con
struction of a new
.athletic facility
Monday Night Football
(Continued from page 5),
played in five" Super,
suited to head up our Rnwk. winning two (the
athletic program. He has iast jn 1978). They've
a superb administrative played in the NFC
record, including ex- championship game, an
nerienrec as an assistant . oio.un
'i i .aoiiuiiuiiiitoi vivivn
director at Siena Heights times (including, the last
r-i. 1, nt j . . couege in Micnigan ana two) and winning five 01
cnuck Hinton, Howard University baseball coach, instructs a youngster on at the University of thnxV
the techniques of golf. Hinlon, a former major league baseball star with the
wHMiingion senators, is trying to get more blacks interested in golf,
Wisconsin-Parkside."
Fort noted that Moss'
Howard Baseball Coach Teaches
Youngsters A Different Swing
by Donnie R. Tuck make a 40-foot putt with schools.
As a major, league a curve in it. That sold n Hinton's golf pro
baseball player 11 years me on the game." gram this "summer, only
with the Washington Since that time, Hin- 0nce did the youths get
Senators, Cleveland -In- tn ns become an avid the opportunity to set
vflKjjumsmdCatifor ;.;.real golt
interest in the sport
among young blacks.
But Hintonsays they will
have to work at the game
in order to achieve..
, "There is , no,, such
Office Mgmt. work includ
years college or technical
ing supervision. Requires 2
school in ottica mgmt.,
secretarial science or business administration and min.
four years progressively responsible office mgmt. or
secretarial exp. Mag Card II exp. prof.
; Typing Min. 60 WPM accurately.
: Shorthand Min. 80 WPM.
ALL APPLICANTS MUST REPORT TO THE EMPLOY
MENT SECURITY COMMISSION AND ARRANGE TO TAKE
A TYPING AND SHORTHAND TEST PRIOR TO THE
DEADLINE DATE. APPLICANTS MUST HAVE SCORES
REPORTED TO THE CITY PERSONNEL DEPARTMENT.
DEADLINE DATE: September 10, 1982
Data Entry Operator
; Starting Salary $10, 340yr.
; DEADLINE DATE: September 17, 1982
Assistant Park Manager
r Starting Salary S13,198yr.
: DEADLINE DATE: September 17. 1982
Clerk Typist I (Part-time)
Starting Salary $V.09hr.
DEADLINE DATE: September 17, 1982
Center Assistant
L Starting Salary S3.10hr.
DEAOUNE DATE: September 17, 1982
Gym Supervisor Assistant
: ' Starting Salary $3.10hr.
, , DEADLINE DATE: September 17, 1982
. Water and Sewer Superintendent
Starting Salary S23,702yr. . S30.251 yr.
DEADLINE DATE: September 17, 1982
Automotive Mechanic III
Starting Salary $14, 553yr.
DEADLINE DATE: September 17, 1982
Secretary I
, Starting Salary S10.340yr.
Requires high school grad. and businesstechnical
school courses and min. two years clerical exp. involving
typing & public contact. Min. typing SO WPM accurate
ly. "
DEADLINE DATE: September 17. 1982 '
APPLICANTS MUST REPORT TO THE EMPLOYMENT
SECURITY COMMISSION AND ARRANGE TO TAKE THE
TYPING TEST fRtGR BY THE OEADUNE DATE. AP
PLICANTS MUST HAVE SCORES REPORTED TO THE CI
TY PERSONNEL DEPARTMENT. . ,
. DEADLINE DATE: September 17. 1982
CERTIFICATION (IF REQUIRED) MUST BE INDICATED ON
APPLICATION. ONE POSITION PER APPLICATION ONLY.
: For Information and application contact: (
r Personnel Office, First Floor
City Hall '
-101 City Hall Plaza
Durham, N.C. 27701 '
Telephone: 919683-4214
An Equal Opportunity Affirmative Action Employer. '
was a hard-swinging .jw U1UIU" ,u' ,aai xeni. 01 me insirutung is Most people aon t
years, nis enjoymcm ui t one in ankie-mgn grass
the game prompted him on a playing field,
to introduce it to give i them the
youngsters. basics: We teach them
Hinton and two other how t0 swjng and to
members of the P.C. putt 1 think they've
recreation department's done extremely well.
"Roving Leaders" .pro- Thev can hit the ball
about 150 feet."
Hinton hopes the. suc
cess and visibility of
black golfers Lee Elder,
hitter, who played every
postion except pitcher
and participated in the
1964 All-Star Game.
As head coach of the
Howard University
baseball team the past 12
years, Hinton has com
piled over 270 victories
and : has had several
players drafted or signed
by the pros.
Given his coaching
responsibilities with the
Howard program and his
active involvement with
the Major League
Players Alumni Associa
tion (which he helped
found), one would think
that Hinton would spend
his off-season develop
ing new baseball talent.
Well, that assumption
is only partly correct.
This summer, he
decided to teach
Washington, D.C.,
youths how to play golf.
In fact, Hinton, who was
exposed to golf himself
as a 28-year-old rookie
with , the Senators, has
become one of the
sport's biggest salesmen.
"If I had not played
pro baseball, I never
would have picked up a
golf club,", sys Hinton.
"The Senators had a golf
outing during the '62
spring training, and I
was teamed up with Lou
Worsham, a professional
golfer.
"I would hit the ball
over to some other fair
way, and he would put it
on the green. Eventually,
he showed me how to
Help Vapted
Dispute Sclllcmcnl
Comer in Oranjic C'ouniv
seeks , director, . Ad
ministrative experience,,
and siroiij! i oniania
tional .and problem solv
im skills essential.
Responsibilities, include
In ml raisin j! , ; ami
budget inu, ,; training
volunteers, -case, manage
incut . record , , keeping,-,
vty kinj!, with . volunteer
Hoard, publieit y and
pkinninjL, Knowledge of
local community, courts,
counseling skills and
mediation helpful.
$I6.0(K). Resumes must
be received at P.O.' Hon
464, Chapel Hill by Sept. .
1.1. Women and
minorities encouragedrfo
apply.
gram have been going to
' different neighborhoods
throughout Washington
instructing about 15.
youngsters, aged 12 to
15, .in the fundamentals
of golf.
"Golf is a rarity to",
inner-city kids. It's not;
something they would
normally ' encounter.
Basketball and .football
will always be there for
most of them, and even
baseball to an extent.,
What we're trying to say '
is 'hey, wait a minute,
here's something else!"'
The - Roving Leaders
program deals with hard
core youths. Its members
do everything from tak
ing the kids camping and
fishing to providing per
sonal and family
counseling. They also;
deal with problems of
truancy, make court ap
pearances on behalf of
some of the youths, and
help monitor the halls
and playgrounds of the
Calvin Peete and Jim
Thorpe will spur more
realize how much skill is
involved.
"What we're hoping
through our efforts this
summer is that the
youngsters will get a club
and a ball and stay with
it. The great thing about
golf is that you don't
have to be a particular
size, and you can play it
j until you die," Hinton
emphasizes.
The Dallas organiza
tion from the top to the
cheerleaders is rated as
the best in the NFL.
Steeler fans love to
point out that although
both times that Pitt and
Big 'D' have met in the
Super Bowl, even though
they are two of the best
played Super Games, the
Steelers won both (21-17
in 1976; 35-31 in 1979).
This brings us back to
the woofing going on at
Don -Alderman had
this to say recently: "I've
never hated the
Cowboys. I wanted the
: Steelers to play them in
the Super Bowl because I
knew it would be a sure
win for the Steelers." On
this Monday Night's
game, he added, "I kind
of want the Steelers to
make a late rally and
beat them in Dallas. A
1 late drive is one of the
most beautiful ways to
win a football game."
Ken Edmonds
counters, "It's like I've
always said, deep down
everyone wants to be a
Cowboy!" "Look at
what 'Mean Joe Greene
did after he retired from
, the Steelers. He bought a
restaurant ' in Dallas
because he really wanted
to be closer to the
,Cowboys!"
Edmonds adds,
"Whoever loses this1
game (which will be Pitt
sburgh), their supporters
at the Times will have to
come in on Tuesday with
their heads hung low
while the winner's fans
(Dallas) will talk it up all
week." . .
Times executive tditor
Milton Jordan' says that
he heard from a reliable
source that Dallas will
beat Pittsburgh 36-0!
' The hour draws near
and around 12 midnight
this Monday the verdict
will be in on just which
team will win and who
will just have to eat
crow. Stay tuned, sports
fans. Oh yeah, you may
ask what will I do if the
Cowboys win well,
Fresno, California is
always nice this time of
jyear!
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