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Receiving the check are from left: Vic Moore, executive
director of the Foundation for Better Health, Evelyn Schmidt,
M.D., director, Lincoln Community Health Center, John S.
Stewart, chairman of fundraising for the LCHC, Gayle Flem
ing, treasurer, Durham Chapter of Links, Emma Randolph,
vice president of the chapter, and Barbara Moore, chairman,
Art Auction Committee. Not pictured is Carolyn Thornton,
president, Durham Chapter of Links.
The Durham Chapter of Links, Inc, recently presented
$3,000 to Lincoln Community Health Center. This contribu
tion was made possible from proceeds of the Links' 2nd An
nual Art Auction. The Auction features both local and na
tional artists, and has received so much community support
thqt the Durham Links have been able to donate a total of
$6,700.00 to the health center. The auction is fast becoming a
cultural and social highlight of the spring.
Legal
Notices
NORTH CAROLINA
DURHAM COUNTY
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
The undersigned, " having
qualified as Executrix of the-Estate
of Bennie Evans, Jr., deceased,'
late of Durham County, North
Carolina, this is to notify all per- ;
sons, firms andor corporations
having claims against said estate
to exhibit the same to the under
signed at 1201 N. Hyde Park
Avenue, Durham, North Carolina
27701, on or before May 27.
1983, or this notice will be plead
ed in baf of their 'ecovery.
All persons indebted to said
estate will please make immediate
payment to the undersigned.
th lithe 22nd daypf November,
1982.. , ,
(Mrs) Mary C. Evans, Executrix
of the Estate of '
Bennie Evans, Jr.,
Deceased.,
William A. Marsh, Jr. 1
MARSH & BANKS .
Attorneys at Law
120 East Parrlsh St., Suite 301
Post Office Box 125 .
. Durham,, North Carolina 27702
Telephone: (AC919) 688-2374
PUBLICATION DATES;
-ThrCawHnrThnes
November 27, December 4,11,18,
1982.
- NORTH -CAROLINA . ,
DURHAM COUNTY
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
' The undersigned, having
qualified as Administrator of the
Estate of Naomi MxClenan,,
deceased, late of Durham County,
North Carolina, this Is to notify all
persons, firms andor corpora
tions having claims against said
estate to exhibit the same to the
undersigned at 129 Nelson
Streert, Durham, North Carolina :
27707, on or before June 4. 1983.
or this notice will be pleaded in bar
of their recovery. ;
All persons Indebted to said
estate will please make Immediate
payment to the undersigned. '
This the 29th day of November,
1982.
,: FRANK McCREA,
' ADMINISTRATOR OF THE
ESTATE OF NAOMI. McCLENAN,
Deceased.
. William A. Marsh, Jr. " '
MARSH & BANKS
Attorneys at Law
120 East Parrish St., Suite 301
Post Office Box 125
Durham,, North Carolina 27702
Telephone: (AC919) 688-2374
PUBLICATION DATES:
The Carolina Times
December 4,11,18 and 25. 1982
NORTH CAROLINA
DURHAM COUNTY
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
The undersigned, having
qualified as Executrix of the Estate
of Bennie Evans, Jr., deceased,
late of Durham County, North
Carolina, this is to notify all per
sons, firms andor corporations
having claims against said estate
to exhibit the same to the under
signed at 1201 N. Hyde Park
, Avenue. Durham, North Carolina
: 27701. on or before May 27,
1983, or this notice will be plead
ed in bar of their recovery.
All persons indebted to said
estate will please make immediate,
payment to the undersigned. : ''
' This the 22nd day of November;
1982.
(Mrs) Mary C.Evans, Executrix
: of the Estate of .
Bennie Evans, Jr.,'
Deceased.
" William A. Marsh, Jr.
MARSH & BANKS
Attorneys at Law '
120 East Parrish St., Suite 301
Post Office Box 125
Durham,, North Carolina 27702
Telephone: (AC919) 688-2374 ...
PUBLICATION DATES:
The Carolina Times -November
27, December 4,11,18.
1982
Durham
Chapter
NCCU
Alumni
Association
will meet Friday, December
1777:30 p.m.; at the home
of Mr. and Mu. Ernetr
Thompton, , 6112
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North Carolina 2000
Progress Report
"Governor Hunt signedfari executive order initiating V statewide,' tong:range planning project to be
called "North-Carolina 2000"
June-September
' Seventy state boards and commissions prepared information on recent trends in North Carolina and
projections ftir .the year 2000.
September-October
Governor Hunt appointed a Commission on the Future of North Carolina to direct NC 2000 and to
prepare a report of recommended actions. Also appointed were NQ 2000 county chairmen to promote
and coordinate citizen participation at the local level.
.October 22
The Commission on, the Future met for the first time and organized its work into four theme areas:
People, Natural Resources, Community and Economy. County chairmen also met and discussed ways
of building citizen interest and participation.
November-March, 1982 ,
The Commission studied trends and projections; identified major areas Of concern for the future; and
began to. solicit information and ideas from individuals and groups across the state.
County chairmen and their steering committees conducted county "kick-off" meetings. In total,
almost 10,000 local Readers participated in discussions on local and state concerns for the future.
In March, Governor Hunt, the Commission and county committees jointly sponsored a NC 2000
questionaire, -which asked citizens about their goals for the future of the state. It also gave them the op
portunity to say what they like about North Carolina and what they think needs to be improved in the
futyre. Over. 1 12,000 questionnaires were completed and returned.
April-June
j" The Commission reviewed more than 75 technical papers from resource people in state agencies and
oolleges and universities, as well as papers from public interest and business groups. Based on their fin
dings, the Commission began to draft goals statements and to discuss possible recommendations.
In the counties, a second rouniNof meetings directly involved thousands of North Carolinians in
discussions about the future as NC 2000 committee members met with local civic, business, religious,
and public interest groups.
July 13-14
NC 2000.coutj.leaders met in Chapel Hill to discuss common concerns for the future and regional
differences. A report on the local perspective on the future is being prepared and will be presented to the
Commission in August.
July 22
Governor Hunt and Commission Chairman William C. Friday announced the results of the NC 2000
questionnaire.
: " '"-'fev-;' ; ' ' ' . ; ; . .:;
August 26-27
The Commission reviewed county findings and survey results and considered a first draft of the Com
mission report.
October U
1 The Commission discussed a revised draft report and adopted preliminary goals and recommenda
tions to pfesent to the state conference.
December 6-7
, State Conference on the Future of North Carolina, Raleigh Civic Center. Commission members,
county'fefiresentatives and other state leaders discussed preliminary Commission report.
Coming Events
January 6-7, 1983
The Commission will vote on final recommendations in Commission report.
March i5 ' .
. The Commission will present an executive summary of Commission report to Governor Hunt.
'April -." .
The full Commission report will be printed and distributed.. -
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