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U.S.S. Pigeon, homeported i
San Diego.
During their four-to-six-wee
summer training cruises, NROT
midshipmen receive instruction i
shiphandling, navigation
seamanship, communication;
damage control and gunnery. 1
addition to formal instructioi
they gain practical experience fc
standing watch as reguls
members of the ship's crew.
Sawyer is a 1981 graduate c
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r?c*i rorsym senior Hig
School.
Ruth L. Black mo n has bet
promoted to the rank c
Specialist 5 in the U.S. Arrr
Reserves, according to the 108t
Division of the U.S. Arir
Reserve.
A member of the 108th Div
sion's 3/108th Regiment, 3i
Brigade Winston-Salen
Blackmon is also a resident <
Winston-Salem.
The 3,500-member 108th Div
sion, headquartered in Charlott
has units located throughoi
North and South Carolina. Tl
division is one of the largest A
my Reserve components in tl
two Carolinas.
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The N.C. Grand Lodge of Prin
Hall Masons will hold its 114
annual session on Oct. 2-4
Winston-Salem. Some 8(
delegates, representing lodg
throughout the state, are c
pected to attend. Headquarte
for the session will be the Hy<
Winston-Salem. The meetin
and public banquet will be at t
M.C. Benton Convention Cent<
Delegates and grand lodge c
ficers will begin arriving
Winston-Salem early Tuesd
and a Past Master's Luncheon
scheduled for 1 p.m. Registi
tion of delegates will begin at
a.m. each day.
A Lodge of Sorrow,
memorial service in honor of tl
year's deceased members, will
held at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday at t
convention center. This service
open to the public.
Dr. David R. Hedgley, past
emeritus of First Baptist Chur
on Highland Avenue, will deli>
the message. The J.L. Hi
Chorus of Goler Memorial AN
Zion Church will present ~t
music.
Wednesday's session will j
underway at a 7 a.m. breakfj
for worshipful masters.
William A. Clement
Durham, grand master of 1
state organization, will call t
group together for the openi
business meeting at 10 a.
Wednesday. I ndies of the Or<
of the Fastern Stat will be adrr
ted to the session at 2:15 p.m.
Highlighting Wednesday's <
tivities will he the 25th annt
fraternal and award fellowsl
banquet Tickets are available
the public The banquet will be
7 pro
The Honorable Henry E. Fi
of Greensboro, associate just
of the N.C. Supreme Court, v
be the featured banquet speak
Clark S. Brown, past gra
master of the state organizati<
will present Frye.
The award ceremon
recognizing individual memb
and lodges for outstanding p
formance during the year, will
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The East Winston Noon Opi
timist Club, along with Winston
e, Salem State University, spon
it sored its annual computet
ie workshop at ^WSSU recently
r- Students from 10 to 18 years ok
ie participated.
The students learned how com
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lasons planning i
ce held before the speaker
th Representatives from the City o
in Winston-Salem and the State o
)0 North Carolina are expected t<
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,Cs ancuu. ricduiiauuiu win u<
x- made to several charitabli
rrs organizations. William C. Parke
itt Jr. of Greensboro, deputy gram
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In Noon Optimist Club Computer W<
Imputer programming.
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puters can be used in education,
art and business. Students were
shown how to get the computer
to do simple tasks using the
" BASIC programming language.
1 Optimists responsible for
organizing this year's workshop
were Toussaint Holland, Hardy
Hhb I ~il I
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'heir 114th annual
master, will be the toastmaster.
f He also will present the special
f guests.
3 ine election or onicers and
e committee reports will close the
e session on Thursday. The five
r Winston-Salem lodges are coori
dinating the activities. Willie L.
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3 North Liborty Straat 6 825 S01
hminn'1 Plaza. 3614 Raynolda Rd 7. K Man
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DrkshoD listen as one of the in
orkshop
Wootcn and Larry Hardy.
Students of the Winston-Salem
State Chapter of ACM (Association
of Computing Machinery)
providing instruction to the
youths were Brenda Brown, Jimmy
McRae, Kelvin Dunlap,
Michael Baker and Willie Baker.
Danny Iddings, center, and
Bob March, right, represen- I
tatives from R. J. Barringer
Distributing Co., present John
Davis, former chairman of the
Winston-Salem State University
board of trustees, with a I
check for $5,000. The donation
resulted from proceeds
from the Patti LaBelle-Luther
Vandross concert (photo by
James Parker). I
r session I
Simmons is chairman of the com- I
mittee. Sponsoring lodges are I
Ionic Lodge No. 72, Salem Lodge I
No. 139, Bivouac Lodge No. 503, I
James H. Young Memorial
Lodge No. 670 and Olympic I
Lodge No. 795. Hugh S. Dodson |
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Plata.
(tan Craak Parkway
ith Main St.. Laxington
Shpg Ctr.. Laxington
orgs svsrywhors.
ings & open Sun. l-6pm.
is deputy of the 15th District.
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