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Mrs. Elizabeth Hauser listens In on the latest p
Basic Education class at Experiment in Self-Rel
Avenue (photo by James Parker).
Three local students at IS
Dr. Bernell Jones, cummulative grade point
registrar of North Carolina average is at least a B. The
Central University, has students are enrolled in
released the Dean's List for undergraduate programs in
the 1983 fall semester. two NCCU schools, the
The Dean's List includes School of Arts and Sciences
those" juniors and seniors and the School of Business,
who have made no grades The A Honor Roll inlower
than B for the eludes those students who
semester and whose overall made no grade other than A
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Experiment in tSelf-Kelian
Experiment in Self- Carolina Regional OutstanReliance
Inc.-presented a ding Volunteer Award from
plaque to Mrs. Vera E. the Joint Action CommuniPhillips
on April 4 for ty Service,
receiving the State of North Mrs. Phillips received the
Club tours Charleston
The Prince Feathers carriage tour and admission
Garden Club is sponsoring into the Middleton Plantaa
spring trip to Charleston, tion.
S.C., Saturday and Sunday, . c
A . J 7 Departure from
^ . Charleston will follow after
Departure time will be 7 . , , . _ ...
o.j . ki .u j lunch and the group will
a.m. Saturday at Northside . . .
, then visit Middleton
Shopping Center. Arrival ^ . - #.
. . ... Gardens, one of the
nme in ^nariesion win , \ ir. i
? . 4 . . , nation's top 10 formal
allow tourists to have lunch . _ A . ...
, . . . gardens. Expected arrival in
before s.ghtsee.ng, winston-Salem will be S
Price per person will be
$100, which includes I5'm*
transportation, lodging, a For further information
boat ride to Fort Sumter, a call 761-0589.
Olympics Week observed
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/\prn io-iy win oe ooservea include a chocolate bunny
as Special Olympics Week hunt. Opening ceremonies
in Winston-Salem and For- will feature a beep (blind
syth County, with a full softball) ball game on Monwook
of activities for han- day, April 16. Track and
dicapped children and field meets will be held
adults. April 17 and 19 and or
Activities during the April 8, a swim meet will b<
week, co-sponsored by the held.
Winston-Salem Recreation
Department and the For more information
Winston-Salem/Forsyth contact Mrs. Josette K
County School system, will Griggs at 727-2063.
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sne says, oecause or an expanding crime rate in Easi
Orange and to be closer to relatives in her native county
But she hasn't at all been idle.
Besides being a member of Jackson's presidential cam
paign committee, she is also actively supporting Gov. Jin
Hunt for the U.S. Senate, Eddie Knox for governor anc
the re-election effort of Congressman Steve Neal.
"I'm working for all of the Democratic Party," Kno>
says. "You should see rr.~ sometimes. I look like ?
Christmas tree with all those buttons." Knox also finds
time out of her busy day to visit the sick in hospitals.
"I enjoy working," she says, "and whatever I do, I dc
the best I can. I can sit back and smile and say, *1 hat
something to do with getting the law on the books thai
says a landlord can't just put a tenant out on the street il
he wants to.' Now they have to get a court order and 1'nr
proud that I had something to with that.
' (Alderman) Larry Little will tell you right now tha
because of the work I did to help get people registered
I'm one of the reasons he's on the Board of Aldermen,'
she says.
A framed photograph of a very fashionable and attrac
tive young woman is centered on her end table. Kno:
takes a glance at it and declares that she wants her picture
in the paper to look just as good as that one.
"Yes," she says, "that's me. They always said I wai
good looking and stacked. When they would see me com
ing they'd say, 'Here comes Marilyn Monroe.'"
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happenings being discussed In her Adult
lance Inc.'s Senior Citizens Center on Patterson
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during the semester, in Winston-Salem was namFreshmen
and sophomores ed to the Dean's List,
are eligible for the A Honor Those making the B
Roll as well as the B Honor Honor Roll from WinstonRoll,
which includes Salem and Forsyth County
students who made no were Paul B. Battaglia of
grades below B during the P.O. Box 162 in Rural Hall
semester. and Nathaniel L. Lane of
Christal M. Smoot of 2305 Lime Avenue in
2601 Reynolds Park Road Winston-Salem.
ce Inc. honors Phillips
state award March 8 in volunteers who take time
Atlanta, Ga;? ?? from their leisure and home
life to give their talents and
THe J ACS organizes per- energies to seek solutions to
sonalized community sup- the problems of youth in
port for 40,000 youth an- their communities. Mrs.
nually, age 16 to 21, return- Phillips coordinates the
ing from the U.S. Depart- program here in Winstonment
of Labor's Job Corps Salem, along with James
training program. Graham and Mrs. Osceola
There are numerous Weaver.
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