? ? Education By Naomi McLean Chronicle Columnist Students need to stay in school long enough and work hard ;nough to make themselves so competent that they will stand out head and shoulders above other job applicants after graduation. If they leave school, they are sacrificing long-term possibilities for some immorlinto i? ?0111. All 11119 day and age, education counts far more than ever before. Of course, this is vacation time, possibly a time when they have been employed during the summer. Securing employment which p&id well for time and labor may Krve them-tte idea oi ~worRTna'~ continually and not returning to school. It was fine to accept the work and save th^ir mrtn?u w..* * - ...?u 1IIU1IVJ , UUl IV 13 necessary to return to school when it opens. Employment, of course, enables them to have some money for school necessities, but parents and relatives generally will be encouraged to supplement for those necessities. siaying in scnool will help them acquire work habits that are beneficial. One of these habits is UIIIUUMMMMMmMMMNNNNMiaaiMMNMNi Open Line nmnMHjimiiHHHiniiiinimimnwimnmii>>iiimiii A: St. Phillips Moravian Church, located at the very end of Main Street across from the Museum . r r*? ? oi cariy southern Decorative Art, was the first formally organized black church in Salem. The chufch, which started out as a log building, was consecrated in I I 3-C55P8 AN AMERICAN Value Classic. I [3^ EPA EST MPG 49 Est. Highway I ?NLY $tfl kjM II 'PAYMENTS BASED ON 60 ^1'^ MTHS; 13.90 A.P.R HjL DOWN PAYMENT $696 TOTAL PAYMENT $10,643.46 W SALE PRICE $6196 . -3* PtusT?*AtiCr RKGAl CPS* Dove Gray. Road *fteeiG^ 2 BIIKK ' LfSABRI ITK Jade Green. 4-Dr^;}{ I 'S3 CNRTSUI MW. | ? <| YORRIR 5TN I White, Gamet veJofcr HhE 83 cmrsut *i? ft 4 YORKIft 5TH ARC* II Black. Gray leather Int. I 82 D0D6I i| I ARiiS Jade Green. 4?CNr* . . ' SB ? ? I is the t Naomi's View NAOMI MCLEAN organization. When people know how to organize their work in the right way, they will save themselves time and effort. In almost any skill, the right way is the direct way, the simple way. But until a person understands what the right way is, he can Utact* a P?m AMlAHMt /*f U 11 WlliWUUUUS CU1IUU1U U1 time and get practically nowhere. Staying in school helps to keep talive and develop character and personality. Personality can be developed in school by thoughtful guidance and direction. Good work habits and the right kind of personality blend well and are considered basic steps for success. The danger to which they art all continually exposed is the inclination to let down, to let things take their course. If they ever become satisfied with what they are now doing, they lose confidence ancf trust and they no longer look for new and better mmmmmum??wntniinmimniiiinnnutmwm? From Page A 2 MMMHMMItllHItlllltlllllllllllllllHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIUlUiillllll 1823. However, the church is no longer in operation and remains only a landmark. The oldest active black church in Winston-Salem is Lloyd United Presbyterian Church on Chestnut Street. The church was established in 1879 and is listed in I* 1 V x-.\ I?? tn Stock?* PRICE INCLUDES AIR CONDITIONING, CI WIPERS, POWER STEE LOCKS, POWER SEAT! AM/FM STEREO, TILT ! COVERS. PADDED LA* PLUS YEAR, SO,000 S L i o success -:^I ways of carrying on. Of course, in this technological age, great masses of people are compelled to earn their livelihood. From ?tn<4i#?? it hoc ? . ?? 1IHJ been observed that many thousands of the unemployed arc young people who have dropped out of school and are not prepared to give any service for which there is a demand. This aiginum namis'"xtr'l5e stressed strongly and well with young men, women and parents. Automation and other factors have brought about conditions which make specific training im perative. At this time of year particularly, it is well to remember that returning to school is important. Enthusiasm on the part of the parents, as well as teachers, creates enthusiasm on the part of students before and after returning to school. Enthusiasm from all points makes them stay in school. lliailllUIIIIIIIIMMIIIIIIIIIINMHMHaiNMNMMMUMNMN the National Register of Historic Landmarks. Send your questions to Open Line, P.O.Box 3154, WinstonSalem, N.C. 27102 or call 723-8428 and ask for Audrey Williams. Lard LOTH SEATS, DELUXE [RING, POWER DOOR TfwBk >, SPEED CONTROL, \\S3M STEERING, WIRE WHEEL VGM IDAU ROOF, UNDERCOATED \W] 1ILES LIMITED WARRANTY. ^ ? Agenda offer Dolan Hubbard, Denise Purdie, Carol Jordan Bryson, Jim Conrad, Haywood Wilson, Myron Chenault, Michael Grace, William Elder, Clarence Gaines, Naomi Jones, David Martin, Fred Tanner, Clark Harper, Amatullah Saleem and Douglas Covington ~ just a few of the numerous individuals whom I had the honor to work with or for in our attempts to make Winston-Salem/Forsyth County a more informed, progresive, responsive and responsible community. God bless you all! Yet, pahrfaf -ar-thfa WUifc HMIJ UC I'^lU'Ui tt> LUIS transition will be, 1 will rest a little easier in my new home of New Haven, Conn., knowing that this city - as it always is with life -- will move onward. T rest a little easier at night with the knowledge that as long as the aforementioned organizations -- and most especially the Chronicle, the NAACP and the Black Leadership Roundtable - are f 1 e _ . arouna ana iuncnoning properly, the interests of the black and the poor of this community will be well-served and protected. But while 1 am and will remain optimistic as to WinstonSalem's future, I nonetheless offer this Agenda for Action, which if adhered to. should guarantee success and progress in not only the AfricanAmerican, but the CaucasianAmerican community as well: Continue to monitor and Salt L'Anik'i.'^J klfi The Chronicle, Thuri s key to chanj follow the guidance of the Black Leadership Round table. Use your political power selectively and wisely. Support the ongoing effort to enhance Winston-Salem State University and helD it re main true to its historic and present-day mission. Patronize AfricanAmerican-owned businesses, as well as strategize for a community-based economic development plan. Support African-American cultural organizations, such as the N.C. Black Reperatory Company, Otesha Dance and Musical Ensemble. Nell-Lite son ^lieali ieal Ensemble and the Cinnamon Reggae Band. Support black artists like James and Ernestine Huff, Jerry Hanes, Gilbert Young, Roland Watts, Glenda Whar ton Little and Barbara Eure. Support the church or religious organization of your choice and help make that entity more responsive to the earthly needs of the poor, oppressed and downtrodden. Support the NAACP, the Black Political Action League and the Patterson Avenue (Winston-Lake) YMCA. Make a conscious effort to build bridges with the moderate and > progressive white community. We both need each otfierT Begin now to groom leadership for the future. Support the Black Family Task Force and the East Winston Crime Task Force as III *c\ COI o AND VOU'I w3l k HHbtuii * ^EhB^Ia' #?^1 ' v^8^5h iflisift^fc* KE1 OTJLTIWJ 11 DOO I fl 1 I I I II ?OOBS Blue-Blue VIM Beige. Set Momu Je&Bree s $=? sday, August 9, 1984-Page A5 ;e From Page A4 they battle the evils of family disintegration and black-onblack crime. Take out a subscription or two to the best weekly newspaper in North Carolina and the best black paper in the USA ? the Winston-Salem dhmnirlt>> Make a conscious effort to become more informed on world affairs - especially foreign policy concerns related to Africa and the Caribbean. Finally, give Jesse Helms and Ronald Reagan a muchneeded earlv retirement in November. To be sure, even if the above Agtnttki for Agtrotf to the kttfitv there is no guarantee that all the problems we encounter in the racist, sexist, militaristic America of '1984 will be alleviated. However, what it does offer is a beginning for some and a reinforcement for others as the struggle for political and economic equity continues. For my part, I will actively seek out the repressive-minded folk in my new abode ? Up South - and attempt to implement the agenda here. May God - Allah ? bless you and keep you all! Thank you for the honor and privilege of being a part of your life, your community. And rest assured tliat ybu wfir be hearing from me again soon, because all good-byes ain't gone. A Luta Continua (The Struggle Continues). ERaliylc^ THERE'S A LOT MORE TO THE CHRYSLER LASER rHAN FRONT WHEEL DRIVE. HIGH TECH IS ALL OVER IT MPARE TO THE IMPORTS LL SEE THE DIFFERENCE 2Sfl9E9E!Q I Ijk 1 V I 11 SjgSVSRRI *. Saddle int. El '1495 I Jttnt, Very low mites. y $6795 I Mg*. Beige int. s# *4995 I Vood Trim. ' *8995 I *3995 I jdle int. <3995 I m. White vinyl top.

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