Area Weddings And Engagements \ Latrisha Winford Andrews Winford-Andrews ? Latrisha Evette Winford and Paniel Wayne Andrews were mar tied Saturday, May 27, in a 5 p.m. eeremony at St. Paul Baptist Church in Gastonia. The Rev. John White officiated. The bride is the daughter of Mr. gnd Mrs. Green Lee Burge Jr. of Gastonia. The groom is the son of Mary 0. Andrews of Winston-Salem and (he late James G. Andrews. The bride was given in mar riage by her stepfather, Green Lee Burge. Serving as maid of honor was Alfreda Love of Gastonia. Bridesmaids were Geraldine Howell and Josephine Jeter, both of Gastonia, Johnetta Ratchford of Charlotte, and Javis Martin of Stan ley. Best man was Nicholas Rump of Winston-Salem. Ushers were James G. Andrews Jr., William H. Andrews II, both of Winston-Salem, Jimmy Hart and John Geter, both of Gastonia, - Charles Moody of Raleigh and Steve Caracutta of Stanley. The bride is a graduate of Gas ton College and is employed by the ABC Board of Gastonia. The groom attended A&T State University and is employed as a trooper for the N.C. State Highway Patrol. The couple will live in Gasto nia. Hayes- Warren Reba Juanita Hayes and Dr. William Rodman Warren Jr. were married Saturday, May 27, in a 4 p.m. ceremony at Geveland Avenue Christian Church. The Rev. Sheldon McCarter officiated. _____ The bride is the daughter of Judge and Mrs. Roland H. Hayes of Winston-Salem. The bridegroom is the son of I 1_1 Reba Hayes Warren Lela Warren of Graham and the late William Rodman Warren Sr. ? The bride was given in mar riage by her father. Serving as matron of honor was Manya Stewart of Winston-Salem. Bridesmaids were Delisa Brown, Tracey Edwards and Brit tney Perry, all of Winston-Salem, and Tanya Williams of Durham. Best man was Dow Spaulding of Graham. Ushers were Roland Hayes Jr. and John rfayes, both of Winston Salem, Roland Hayes III of Char lotte, Michael Covington of Gra Jay Michael graduates from medical school ^^Jay Benjamin Michael graduat- was given on behalf of the Beta Iota Ha, graduate fmm UNC-G in ed from the University of North Chapter of Eta Sigma Phi, the 1985 with a bachelor s degree in Carolina School of Medicine at National Honorary Classical Frater- chemistry. At UNC-G he became a Chapel Hill May 14. He attended nity and the Department of Classi- member of Alpha Phi Alpha Frater the local public school and Gover- cal Languages at Wake Forest Uni- nity. tlorVSchoofcWest in the summer of versity^ ? -Dr? Michael will begin hi& resi 1980. dency at the Medical College of Dr. Michael was awarded a Virginia in Richmond June 19 and He graduated with honors from scholarship from Psi Phi Chapter of will work in the field of anesthesi North Forsyth Senior High School Omega Psi Phi Fraternity, the Clara ology. in 1981. While there, he participat- Bostic Scholarship from the local ed in the student government and * chapter of Twigs Inc. and the He is married to the former Several other activities. He received Katharine Smith Reynolds Scholar- Shelia R. Dawson and is the son of a silver medal for being an out- ship from the University of North Jesse and Juanita Michael of Win standing Latin student. The award Carolina at Greensboro. ston-Salem. w v , v > w ' * >? Hf-i , ? Alpha Kappa Alpha to sponsor health fair, AIDS Rap-A-Thon Each year, Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority sponsors a health fair. This year, in conjunction with the health fair, the sorority will present an AIDS Rap-A-Thon. Chi Eta Phi Nursing Sorority and the Urban League will co-sponsor the event. The rap-a-thon will be open to teen-agers 13 to 18 who currently are enrolled in school. Teen-agers are encouraged to develop raps that dis cuss the facts about AIDS, its spread and its prevention. Three monetary prizes will be awarded for the best rap songs concerning aids, hirst, secoi and third place prizes will be $500, $200 and $100. Preliminaries in the event w$re held Wednesday, May 31. All events will culminate Saturday, June 10, with the AIDS Rap-A-Thon and a health fair at Rupert Bell' Recreation Center, 1501 Mount Zion Place. Health fair activities begin at 9 a.m. rap-a-tnon wn All activities will end at 4 p.m. The sorority's local chapter, Phi Omega, is sponsoring the prograni For more information call Floria Oates at 723-6146. Twanna Dozier among seven students receiving academic awards from UNCG Twanna Dozier Seven students recently received awards from the School of Nursing at the University of North Carolina at Greensboro for the aca demic year during the school's spe cial graduation exercises May 14. Among the honorees were Twanna L. Dozier of Winston Salem, who received the Dean's Recognition Award. . Ues sJCl)?ol of J ,9S9 r les*ersh?nificam 0r *c W-S/FC schools announce clean campus contest results During the week of April 24 to i8, students teachers, custodians and principals all over the city and county put a little more emphasis on clean schools. CleaVi and Green bulletin boards and posters were found in halls and classrooms and students were seen stalking around campus with trash bags. The Clean Campus Contest, sponsored by Keep Winston-Salem Beautiful Inc. and the Garden Club Council, is held each fall and spring to raise students' awareness of the importance of litter control, involve students in clean up activities and to recognize the tidiest schools in the school system Judging is based on several cleanliness and beautification criteria. Fourteen out of 52 schools are chosen as winners. Winners receive a Clean, and Green flag to fly. The contest was first held in the schools eight years ago. With 39 being the highest possi ble score, 33 schools scored 30 and higher. The winning schools in the Spring '89 campus contest were: Cash, Clemmons, Griffith, Hall Woodard, Kemersville, Konnoak, Old Richmond, Rural Hall and Vienna Elementary schools; Kennedy and Northwest Middle schools; and East Forsyth, South Park and West Forsyth High schools. Honorable mention went to For est Park, Lewisville, Sedge Garden, Union Cross and Walkertown Ele mentary schools and to Reynolds High School. Keep Winston-Salem Beautiful Inc. offered the middle and high school in the Winston-Salem/Forsyth County schools the opportunity for students to use their dramatic and cre ative skills in producing a video tape with the subject matter being either litter control or recycling and its ben efits. The contest, sponsored by Keep Winston-Salem Beautiful Ijic., required student participation in each element of production including writ ing, acting, shooting, editing and directing. Professional assistance was prohibited. Fourteen groups entered videos in the contest. The entire stu * dent body was invited to participate, but most of the entries were received from science, drama and communica tion-classes. The choice of prizes for first place were $50 cash, a pizza party, albums/tapes and posters or a tree to plant on school grounds. Second place winners were given a choice of $30 in cash, movie passes or a tree for school grounds. Media professionals from the Winston-Salem area conducted the judging. Criteria included originality, creativity, clarity of message and overall quality. The winners of the 1988-89 video production contest were: Middle School Category 1st place - Northwest Middle School, Brenda Burches, teacher, "Little Lucy in the Land of Litter." 2nd place (tie) - Hancs Middle School, Jackie Efeiuku, teachcr, "Peo ples Trash Court" and Hanes Middle School, Jackie Efejuku, teachcr, "The Benefits of Recycling." High School Category 1st place - Optional Education Center, Terri Utt, teacher, "WOEC News." 2nd place -- (tie) Reynolds, David Berheim, teacher, "Pick It Up" and West Forsyth, Wrenn Shuler, teacher, "Gotta Stop Somewhere." ham and Marshall Jeffries of Slam ford, Ct. The bride is a graduate of Howard University and received her law degree from Duke Universi ty. She is an attorney for R.J. Reynolds Tobacco Co. The groom is a graduate of Hampton Institute and the School of Dentistry at Howard University. He is a dentist in private practice with J. Raymond Oliver in Winston Salem. The couple will live in Win ston-Salem. Jones-Franklin Mr. and Mrs. Clifton L. Jones of Tobaccoville proudly announce the. engagement of their daughter, Maria Camille Jones, to Aljournal Elovet Franklin, son of the late Mr. and Mrs.- Mayhew Franklin of Charlotte. Miss Jones attended Winston Salem State University and is a graduate of Guilford Technical Community College. She is a hair designer for Glemby Products. Mr. Franklin attended Elizabeth City State College and is employed by the City of Charlotte. Miss Jones is the granddaugh ter of William Arthur and Louise Jones and Thelma Boyd Jeffries of the city. A June wedding is planned. Jay B. Michael De sign Your Own l ? Jackets 'License Plates ? Tee-Shirts ? Award Plaques ? Hats ? Luggage Tags ? Craduation Balloons _ Personalize That Special Gift with your Photol %OFF with this coupon expires 6-30-89 ?<e t's Qet (PersotiaC Personalized Printing Located in Same Complex as Carriage House Resturant 1412 SO. Stratford Rd. Hours. Winston-Salem, NC 27103 Mon-Fri 10-5pm 659 - 1327 NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING REZONING OF PROPERTY CITY OF WINSTON-SALEM The Board of Aldermen will consider requests to amend the City of Winston-Salem Zoning property as shown below: DATE: June 5, 1989 TIME: 7:30 p.m. PLACE: Council Chamber, City Hall 1 . Petition of the Workman Company for property owned by the Lettie S. Ryan Heirs and the edna R. Melton Heirs; property located at the southeast corner of Country Club Road and Ryandale Road; from R 5 and B-3 to B-3-S (Amusements, Commercial; Arts and Crafts pro duction; Exhibition Buildings, Galaries or Showrooms; Laundries, Dry Cleaning or Linen Supply Service; Medical, Dental or Related . Offices; Offices; Services; Signs: Ground [On Premises), Roof, Wall; Storage Services, Retail; Stores or Shops, Retail; and Eating Establishments - Two Phase). W-1570. 2. Petition of Lawrence Danner and Roy Joyner; property located at the southwest corner of Laura Avenue and Commerce Court; from R-4 to B-3. W1 584. 3. Petition of Bowman Gray School of Medicine and North Carolina Baptist Hospitals, Inc.; property consisting of the central campus of Baptist Hospital boundecLbyJBeach Street, Cloverdale Avenue, Hawthorne Road, Queen Street and proposed new Medical Center Boulevard; from R-T-S "(Hospitals or Health or Welfare Centers, Including Medical Colleges), R-1-S (Helicopter Landing Site, Parking, Storage and Mobile Medical Unit), R-1-S (Hospitals or Health or Welfare Centers, Including Medical Colleges). W-1585. Prior to the hearing, interested persons may obtain any addi tional information which is in the possession of the City/County Planning Board in that office at Cjty Hall on weekdays, 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Interested citizens will be given an opportunity to be heard. Marie Matthews, Secretary to the Board of Aldermen YOU NEED TO KNOW Winston THE Name Address YES! I WANT TO KNOW"1 Start my subscription & bill me Si 8.52* for 52 weeks City /State. 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