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"There is a great need for
quality day care in Forsyth
County," according to Mrs.,
Dorothy Graham, Executive
Director of The Early
Childbpod Development Planning
Association (ECDPA) for
Forsyth County.
Mrs. Graham made the
statement in an interview
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Beauty has been robbed four
times in the last two weeks.
Police reports show the
business was robbed two
times last weekend. Once on
Sunday August 10 and again
on early Monday morning
August 11.
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than $4,000 worth of beauty
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tion with a program planned
this mouth to inform the
public of the need for quality
day care for children.
Mrs. Graham stated that
there are more than .8,000
working mothers in Forsyth
County and that it is a
necessity that children be
cared for properly while their
parents work. "Child development
begins at an early age,"
Mrs. Graham pointed out.
aplies Stolen
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taken. The robbers apparently
broke the front window pane
and walked off with the cash
register, wig, hair dryer and
hair care supplies.
In the second incident again
entry was made through the
front, according to police
reports. This time supplies
valued at $47 had been taken
but the owner walked in on the
robber and held him for police
officers.
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by Robert Eller
Chronicle Staff Reporter
; A student. at Forsyth
Technical Institute; is considering
taking legal action over a
failing grade she received
recently. Mrs. Bernice Black,
a nursing student at Forsyth
Technical Institute, received a
failing grade in "Clinical
Experience."
The student contends that
she did not fail the course and
says her attorney is now
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considering legal action in her
behalf. Mrs. Black's appeal to
have the grade over-ruled was
defeated by the school's Board
of Trustees August 8.
Harley Alseld, President of
the Instutiton, said the board
stood behind the decision of
Mrs. Jean Darden, the.
.hild Care
"The greatest development
occurs between the .ages of
zero and six years of age."
i Mrs. Graham stated that
the ECDPA's main purpose is
to t>lan and recommend
educational and developmental
services for young children
and their parents. The main
goal is to provide quality day
care throughout the county.
She said the program
officially opened in March of
this year. "But, the planning
in the community has been
going on for the last five
years," she .added. The
program is sponsored by a
combination of public and
private funds.
It was learned this week,
however, that there would be
a reduction in job request for
the agency reducing the
number of fine arts specialist
from eight to four. Mrs.
Graham said of this development
that four specialist
would not be as effective as
eight, but, she added, "It will
not have a negative effect on
our program."
There are more than 4,200
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instructor who failed Mrs. tl
Black. Alsfeld said according c
to the instructor Mrs. Black v
did things that were unsafe in a
working with patients. s
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course is an on-the-job course c
in which students work with c
patients. Alsfeld contends that I
Mrs. Darden is one of the best t
instructors at the school and n
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that she has very carefully
documented information to v
substantiate the contention u
that Mrs. ^lack Tailed the p
course. Alsfeld stated that f
Mrs. Darden said Mrs. Black P
left an elderly patient's bed f
rail down and also failed to r
give patient's medication on f
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time as examples of Mrs. r
Black's lack of safety. b
Mrs. Black, however, says t
she was not unsafe in working f
with patients. She said she did ii
leave a bed rail down at one r
time but only at the request of
her floor leader who was
working with the patient at
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Lemuel Perry, a Parkland
High School graduate of 1971, a
was sportscaster for WSJS,
Channel 12 Teen Show, and |
newscaster at WFCM Radio |
Station before he entered j
Queens College, City University
of New York where he is
now an announcer at WQMC
Radio Station.
He has produced and
directed a half-hour radio
show about the legendary Sam
Cooke,-and has been accorded
the recognition of being the <1
top announcer for the past V
three years. He was also the si
Disc Jockey of the year at Y
WQMC. E
Perry has proved himself it
very versatile, having just
finished shooting the movie B
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hat time. Mrs. Black furtherontends
that although she
/as late in giving medication
t one time she did it within a
afe period of time. Of this
ncident Mrs. Black says, "1
ouldn't find a medication
ard for the patient but when
did find it I gave the patient
he medication within the 30
ninute safety limit."
Mrs. Black said her charts
/ill prove that she was not
insafe in dealing with
atients. She also said her
loor leader wrote a letter to
drs. Darden stating she asked
4rs. Black to leave the bed
ail down. As a result of the
ailing grade Mrs. Black was
lot allowed to graduate with
ter class on August 8. "At
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iic time ine ciass was
tracticing for graduation I was
n the Board of Trustees
neeting," Mrs. Black said.'
Mrs. Black, who is an honor
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Produces,
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ILenael Perry
Trouble Times", starring
ames Earl Jones and Dina
Williams. The movie is
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cheduled to premier in New
ork during the month of
December. He is also starring'
1 Seamus Murphy's "Divine
nimal" which is an Off
roadway production.
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