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The Winston-Salem Urban
League will host its annual Equal
opportunity Dinner Sept. 24 at
7:30 p.m. at Benton Convention
Center.
L. Douglas Wilder, Lieutenant
Governor o? Virginia, will deliver
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4<I don't have a lot of leisure/'
she said. MI work harder than
when I was at work."
But Mrs. Ross doesn't mind
the hard work because helping
people is what she believes in.
"I think everybody has a purpose
and mine, I think, is to help
people less fortunate than I am,"
she said. "I can't help it. It's my
calling."
Mrs. Ross also keeps busy
reading, being with her husband,
looking after her only grandson,
soendina time with her mother.
I who has Alzheimer's disease, and
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PUBLIC SERVICE
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volunteer program during the
develop new skills, explore car*
sibility by volunteering at hos
homes and clinics. For more in
The Early Childhood Center
is accepting applications for its
gnifln ig rWipiwl fnr children
reading, math, science, music, a
are 7:15 a.m. to 5:15 p.m. The I
in advance. For more informal
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The Reunion Committee of t
{940 through 1946 will meet t\
June at noon at the East Winst
for July 3 through 5. For i
members call Lee A. Vaughn a
R. Brown at 723-1315 or Mar:
1942, Georgia M. Smith at 72
Strickland at 724-2249 or Rale
?S94?? Ella O'Neill Bohannon at
Beale at 725-0625. The Class of
nion, but members are welcom
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1 he American Legion Pos
deceased photo frame to be hui
||2332 N. Liberty St. The post is
gof their deceased veterans who
bring the pictures to the post h
munity Shoe Shop on Patters
photos will be returned unharm
more information call 724-7685
TT^ Ktoborly Park Tennis <
:|july S?unmer Dance from 10p.i
convention center. Dress is cast
| Contact any member of the clu
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The Scout Committee of M<
sor an educational trip to Chi
^Ofcto These Hills," July 18.1
eludes one meal. For more inf<
b.723-3426 or Mary Philson at 7
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The Special Programs Unii
Department is now accepting ii
Selective Exhibition and the Sei
.will be held Aug. 8 to 24. Forsj
and older are invited to enter
cepted in graphics, photograj
metal or mixed media and all i
more information call 727-250:
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There will be a bus trip to ^
Sept. 26 to 27. The bus will lea
r frip to the pottery in Williamsb
tion tickets are $58.55 for ad
> tickets. Price includes transpor
night*s lodging. A per person <
balance is due by Sept. 5. For n
765*8068 or mail deposit to P.<
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ilder to add
the keynote address. Wilder
has achieved national prominence
on the political scene as
the highest-ranking elected
African American official in state
government.
Thomas J. Elijah Jr., president
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School (now Atkins Middle
School), Mrs. Ross attended
Winston-Salem State University
for one year before moving on to
Chicago to finish her college
education. She has taught school
in Chicago as well as worked for
the Illinois Labor Department.
It was when her father became
extremely ill that she returned to
her native Winston-Salem in 1969
to be near him.
He died a few years later.
Before getting her job with the
Winston-Satem Horrsin^
Authority, Mrs. Ross had work
ed for a state-sponsor^d^mployment
programr~
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and intents, will be significant in
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
outh office is fanning a summer
months of June through August.
eers and demonstrate civic responpitals,
children's centers, nursing
formation call 724-0511.
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at Winston-Salem State University
summer and fall sessions. The prpHo
5 years old. Activities include
irt and other subjects. Center hours
fee is $35 a week, payable one week
ion call 761-2159.
Atkins High School for classes from
ttry Saturday during the month of
on Library. The reunion is planned
nore information: Class of 1940
t 724-5457; Class of 1941, Barbara
y L. O'Neill at 724-1461; Class of
3-2236; Class of 1943, Frances H.
igh Johnson at 725-6241; Class of
723-9020; Class of 1946, Louise R,
1944 is not participating in this reue
to attend. For more information
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t No. 220 is forming a veteran's
lg in the lobby of the Post No. 220,
asking that anyone who has photos
were members of Post No. 220 to
ome or drop them off at the Comon
Avenue with James Fair. The
ted after a copy has been made. For
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2\ub wflTsponsor its first Fourth of "
in. to 2 a.m. Saturday, July 4, at the
tal. For more information or tickets ?
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>unt Zion Baptist Church will sponirokee
to see the historical drama,
lound trip fare is $25.50, which inclination
call Barbara P. Benson at
25-6055.
t of the Winston-Salem Recreation
nquiries for the third Senior Citizen
riior Citizen Purchase Award, which
rth County residents 60 years of age
the exhibition. Entries will be ac>hy
and sculpture, in wood, clay,
nedia in drawing and painting. For
5.
Williamsburg and Lightfoot Pottery
ve at 1 a.m. for a two-day shopping
>urg and Busch Gardens. Transporaults
and do not include admission
tation to Lightfoot Pottery and one
deposit of $30 is due by July 5. The
lore information call Lacy Dillard at
5. Box 24266, WnstoiJ-Salem 27114.
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Iress Urbar
of the local affiliate, says, "We
are delighted that our constituents
will have the opportunity
to hear one of the most dynamic
speakers in the country today.
Mr. Wilder's exemplary record of
public service as a statesman will
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Rock State Park the last weekend
of this month, and all Webelos
Scouts wiH spend their first nights
out at Camp Raven Knob from
Aug. 2 to 5. Also, Troops 811 of
Piedmont Park, 869 of Mount
Zion Baptist Church and 818 of
Zion Hill Baptist Church are
signed up and ready to spend a
week at Raven Knob for summer
camp.
The Cub Scouts of Pack 801,
St. Paul's United Methodist
Church, will be visiting the North
Carolina State Zoo, and they will
also tye attending "The Bricks
Hfrve-Stood~theJLe-St of Time," a
two-part series on the works and
life of master brickmaker George
Black,
.... There are many activities for
Scouts in East Winston this summer,
and you are invited to join
in on the fun. Don't let your son
miss the Scouting adventure.
Welcome
Jerry Hanes Jr. is welcomed to
Troop 916, United Metropolitan
Baptist Church.
Thanks ...
... to the Winston Lake YMCA,
the Scouts of Troop 867 will
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on his future as an 'up and coming
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For more information call
725-5614.
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finish a five-week swim seminar
to earn their skills and merit badge
awards in swimming.
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Coming events I
June 24 to 26, Cub Day Camp,
Baptist Childrens* Home.
(Scholarships are available.)
July 16 to 18, Cub Day Camp, !
Tanglewood Park. (Scholarships
are available.)
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June 25, East Winston Scout j
Coalition meeting, 7 to 8:30 p.m. J
at Mount Zion Baptist Church. L.
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Register for College
Miller-Motte Business College win be registering
for fall classes Monday, June 29, for new students.
Training Students for 71 Years in N.C.
Local & National Job Placement Assistance
9 to 18 Month Programs
Day or Evening Classes
Financial Assistance To Those Who Qualify
Convenient Location and Parking
(Across from Library on 5th Street)
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