December 21, *9*
Local Reci
Three Winston-Salem natives
have enlisted in the U.S.
Navy and were transferred to
the U.Sl Naval Training
Center at Great Lakes, Illinois
for Recruit Training. They are:
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rrank Lewis JBeal son of Mrs.
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25th Street; Rueben C.Pledger,
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Mrs. R.C. Pledger of 1225 E.
10th Street; and George
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A new locally produced TV
show, Shades of Ebony, was
broadcasted Sat. Dec. 14 on
WXII-TV.
SHADES OF EBONY is a
local weekly show produced
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ton and Billy Rich of the WXII
News Department. It features
informal, discussions, entertainment,
sports and a look at
jobs in the Triad Area.
? The first show consisted of
Floyd McKissick, the founder
of Soul City, N.C. and James
Hansley, Director of the
'A Christmas
Carol'Sunday
night, December
22, from 8:30-11 P.M.,
members of the Scrunch
Bunch ? children who appear
as regulars on the Channel 12
Scrunch program._^_wUL step
out of their Saturday morning
roles to host a 2'/j hour
mixture of special Christmas
programming on Channel 12.
9 Included in the program will
be a full-length presentation
of the movie,' A Christmas
Carol, with Alastair Sim's
classic portrayal of the
irascible Scrooge; four short
film-features taken from
regular Scrunch Saturday
morning children's programs
-Christmas In Old Salem, Tell
Me, The Pntz, and Christmas
in Different Lands; plus a
30-minute Channel 12 produced
special entitled An English
Christmas, which features
Christmas music and film with
the 90-member Winston-,
Salem Symphony Chorale.
Members of the Scrunch
buncn, who appear more or
less anonymously each week
on Scrunch, will be briefly
introduced for'fhe firsttime on
the air during this special
presentation.
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ruits Assum
Stinson. til son of Mrs, Doris
Stinson of 1117 Hattie
Avenue.
Nicholas Percell Wright son
of Mrs. Viola Smith of 1370 Wr
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Sedgefield Street, has enlisted
in the U.S. Navy and was
transferred 4o the U.S. Naval
Florida for Recruit ^Training
according to MMi JoeN
Haizlip, USN local Navy
Recruiter for this area.
4
ghts Blacks
Forsyth Economic Development
Corporation as guests.
The . Winston-Salem State
University Choir provided
music.
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Ch ildren's
Puj>pet Show
Is Scheduled
A puppet festival presented
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Winston-Salem's 17 Recreation
Centers will be held
Friday, Dec. 20, at 7:30 p.m.
at Sunrise Towers, 1201 E. 9th
Street. ~
About 50 elementary-grade
children will be on hand to
give presentations.
"The show will certainly be
visually attractive," said
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Department dramatic specialist.
"Most of the puppets
people will see were actually
constructed by the children
themselves.
"Several of the skits will
also be the children's original
productions," she said.
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13'
OUR KEY
"Judicial abuse" is a harsh term; but even harsher is the
iamage that such abuse inflicts on its victims. Lives become
wreckedand-pointless, relationships shredded. Family stability
becomes a tenuous affair, at best, all because - of the
representatives of a legal system that has traditionally been
oppresively and callously harsh to blacks, poor whites, and all
intiuence a judge or jury.
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Cases in point are the disproportionate numbers of blacks
vegetating on "Death Row" in North Carolina, the racist
hanky-panky that made the Joanne Little episode inevitable,
and recently, the sleazy run of events that led to the conviction ..
of Rubin "Hurricane" Carter, in which a judge, after helving
system-influenced.witnesses recant their lies against Carter,
still refused to grant Carter a new trial. These are times in
which racism, judicial arrogance, and corruption form an unholy
troilism in which the victimized have-nots come to be regarded
as the villians.
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we look in vain for any improvement in the situation.
What we see, instead, is a masturbutory self-perpetuation of an
unendingly mean and corrupt system.
-Norman N. Barbee
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Suuoki gi
FROM THE DUNGEON CLUB ~ 1
THE DUNGEON STAFF I
and all of the Dungeon members. Please plan i
to see 1974 "out" inn bring 1975 "In" a
| at the Dungeon Club. 1419 N. Liberty St. |
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