FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 19 I
The North Carolina School of the Arts will present local
keyboardist/composer/producer Jo Daniels lecturing on
Reggae music. The seminar will begin at 3 p.m., and will
be highlighted by an exhibit of the Winston-Salem based
CINNAMON Reggae Band 9 p.m. that evening.
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will be featured in a program highlighting Black Gospel I
Music as part of the "Blueprint for Survival" an AfroAmerican
History Program sponsored by the East -H
Winston Branch Library at 7 p.m. in the library
auditorium.
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 20 I
The East Winston Noon Optimists club will hold
registration for its Soccer League at the Patterson __
Avenue YMCA from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. A registration fee
will be charged to cover the cost of accident insurance,?
- Boys and girls, age six to 15 are urged to join.
MONDAY, FEBRUARY 22
The Forsyth County Public Library's Children's.
' Outreach Program is sponsoring a series of film programs
on Monday at Happy Hill Recreation Center at 3
p.m.; Tuesday at King Recreation Center at 3:30 p.m.;
and Wednesday at Sprague Street Recreation Center at
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Turned Upsidedown," and "Luke Was There."
The Greater Winston Kiwanis Club will hold its weekly
meeting at 12:30 p.m. in the Benton Convention Center.
As part of the observance of Black History Month, The
YWCA will feature black art during its final week with
exhibitions of artists and craftsmen beginning at 10 a.m.
Monday's exhibition will be held at Rural Hall.
The YWCA will present "Security Careers" as part of
their Teen Employment Workshop series. A panel consisting
of a security guard and a city police, offteer.witb discuss
training and education requirements from 4:30 to
6 p.m. There is no fee.
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Deborah Thompson of the Forsyth County Department
of Social Services will speak on "Single Parenthood."
This program begins at 7 p.m. and the public is invited.
Bass Speaks At?
Livingstone
SALISBURY-Challenging you are determined, willing
personal goals and a com- to work hard and are strong
mitment to hard work are in your convictions, you will
characteristics that typify realize your dreams."
people who have achieved "Today, you are living the
greatness, an executive of reality of?your parents'
R.J. Reynolds Industries dreams. Tomorrow, your
Inc. said in a Founder's children and grandchildren
Day speech at Livingstone will be living the dreams
College here today. you have today. I can think
Marshall B. Bass, cor- of few things more imporate
director of personnel portant in life to consider
development for Reynolds than this," Bass said.
Industries, was awarded an Bass holds the degree of
honorary doctorate degree doctor of human letters
by the college and was the from King Memorial Colkeynote
speaker at the lege in Columbia, S.C., and
Founder's Day ceremonies, an honorary doctorate deNoting
that February is gree . from Saint Augusdesignated
Black History tine's College in Raleigh.
Month, Bass said thAt great A native of Goldsboro, he
men and women of the past joined the Army during
shared common traits. World War II and later
"Like Livingstone College graduated from the Univerfounder
Dr. Joseph Price, sity of Maryland. He was
each seems to have had a Chief of Army Promotions
drive to reach a goal and to at the Pentagon in Washmake
their dreams become ington at the time of his
a reality. What also seems retirement from the U.S.
to be common is that truly Army prior to joining R. J.
successful people tend to Reynolds in 1%8.
make the lives of others Bass, with a staff of 10 at
around them better as a R.J. Reynolds' World
^.result of.their success," he - Headquarters in Winstoni
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"Each of us has the ability porate-widc equal employ- ' "
to establish a vision for our ment opportunity proown
future,Bass told the grams, develops and imstudents.
"The message 1 plements nondiscriminahave
to offer you here today tory personnel policies and
is that your dreams and practices, and coordinates
desires to do something the company's minority
and to be somebody are business enterprise and
critically important. They federal contract compliance
are important because if programs.
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NCSA Presents
Three Dramas
I he School of Drama ol "The Mousetrap," which
the North Carolina School has been pla>inil in I ondon
of the Arts will open its tor 30 years, will he per""wTwter
season with three tornied I eh. 27 and March
plays in repertory beginning 3 at K: I 5 p.m.. plus a 2 p.m.
Priday, Teh. 26 in the matinee on Match 6. I he
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Sheridan's centric characters, one of
"School, for Scandal." whom is a murderer, who
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