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(FATA) actors participate in a recent production
Two earn CPR Inst
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Lt. O.B. McManus and through the American Red
Staff Sgt. George Cross's course for CPR inCrawford,
members of the structors.
Southeast Winston Rescue
Squad Inc., earned their McManus, a native of
Cardiopulmonary Winston-Salem, completed
Resuscitation (CPR) In- an emergency medical
structors Certificate last technican (EMT) course at
week. Forsyth Technical Institute
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meet at,the Glade Street YWCA from 10:30 a.m. to
noon. The Rev. Emma Duren, director of Elder Hostle
at Winston-Salem State University will be the !
guest speaker, for more information call 722-5138.
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/\ suae taiK presentation, with Perky Edgerton, a j
painter from Philadelphia and a Rockefeller visiting i
artist, will be held in Room 9 of the Wake Forest
University Fine Arts Center at 10 a.m.
' "Focus d"n Famf1ies',*84, other's Network," j
will be held at the Glade Street YWCA from 10-11:30
a.m. Bonning Kotta, M.S.W. of the Children and
Youth Unit of the Forsyth-Stokes Community Men- ;
tal Health Center, will speak on "Nututing A Baby's
Social Skills." For more information call 722-5138.
PUBLIC SERVICE ANNOUNCEMENTS
The East Winston Restoration Association Inc.
and the Business Department of Winston-Salem
State University will provide free income tax filing
assistance for anyone needing service. For appoint- !
ment times call 722-0918.
Any memoers or anyone Knowing tne wnereaoouts
of any members of the 1955 Class of Atkins High
School, please call the following numbers to give
names and addresses: 784-6469, 767-9430 or
784-1096.
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YWCA names director
Donna E. Oldham has Zimmerman, a native o
been named director of Columbia, S.C., will plar
public relations for the and supervise the YWCA';
YWCA at 1201 Glade St. After School Program anc
Oldham, a native of Camp Betty Hastings Da?
Winston-Salem, will be Camp. She is a graduate o
responsible for designing, Cleroson University with *
information concerning the tion administration.
YWCA and its programs, Gladstein, a native o
and editing the member- Minnesota, will be responsi
ship's newsletter. She is a ble for aquatic staff super
eraduate of Winston-Salem vison. traininc and instrnr
State University with a tion of water-exercis*
degree in English and mass classes,
communications. A graduate of Stat*
The YWCA also named University of New York
Diane Lee Zimmerman as Empire State College with ?
the daycare-program ad- degree in women's studies
ministrator and Rose she worked for the YWC/
Gladstein as the aquatic and YMCA in Rochester
staff supervisor. NfY.
Student publishes poem
Thomas Sharmone Ken- over the country and i
nedy, a third-grade pupil at many other parts of th
Prince Ibraham School, world,
had his poem, "The March The son of Alma an
Wind," printed in the James Montague of Ol
March 1984 issue of Hollow Road in Walkei
"Highlights for Children." town, Thomas belongs t
"Highlights" has been a the Cub Scouts and the Re
leader in the juvenile Bank Baptist Churc
periodical field since its Junior Choir. He enjoy
beginnings in 1946. With a reading, writing, natur
subscription list of over a study **nd playing with hi
million and a half, the mon- dog. When he grows up, h
thly book serves youngsters wants to be a scientist or
from two to 12 years old all truck driver.
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by James Parker).
ructor Certificates
serves as the squad's public Any group or
relations director. tion interested in
Crawford, also a certified in CPR
Winston-Salem native, has tact Lt. McN
advanced training in EMT 722-9414.
procedures. Also a state- The Southeas
certified EMT, he Ms the Kescue Squad
squad's sergeant of opera- totally not-f
1 tions and is a 10-year volunteer organi;
- veteran of rescue squad is located at 1
i work. Boulevard.
Democrats schedule
Democrats from Forstyh mon said. "Den
County will meet at their over North Carol
precinct polling places gathering to elec
r March 1 at 8 p.m. Mrs. to their county <
Earline Parmon, chairman and to discuss
of the Forsyth County resolutions on i
Democratic Party Executive concern them
Committee, made the an- strengthen the St
nouncement. Any to People Progr;
registered Democrat is eligi- ?
Me to attend. Parmon stress
"These precinct meetings Forsyth Democi
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H3BI years.
L Gay Jenkins, who is with
m Wachovia Bank and Trust
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or-profit at 6:30 p.m.
zation and Dave Plyler, general
353 Diggs manager of WTOB radio,
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meetings
nocrats all the precinct and county
lina will be level.
t delegates 44It is our goal to hold
convention precinct meetings in every
and pass one of the 79 precincts in
issuo mai. rorsytn county and to conand
to tinue to build on this
ate's Party strength throughout this
am.** - important year," Parmotv
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ratic Party and to show their interest in
1 participa- good government at all
ng at both levels."
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