?eraM$ Elected To Lead Kings And Queen?
r \ Inez Geralds was elected
recently to lead the kings and
Queens Duplicate Bridge Club for
the next two years, as president.
elected were: Mary
Boswell (Vice President, Gerald
Cary( Recording Secretary), Lessie
Hatton (Financial Secretary), Irma
Gadson (Treasurer) and Pauline
^WmCooi rdinator).
to ail the new
rami Best wishes for a pro
Wtm of service!
Geralds won "Pla
ionth- Januarys honors by
racking op some eighteen (IS)
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points. Lessie Hatton folioMjpy
third place with twelve (12) potou.
Reggie woo d?:^adr':'
Month-January" honors with
hined total of thirty-tW6 (32)
. . Two pairs tied for 2/3 With ?
combined total of eighteen (1$)
points: Bill** Matthews/Ruth Wash
ijpirand Geneva HUI/filgabeth
Lewis, ftttdolph and SaH&BOOM -]
followed in third place with sixteen
(16) points. -
Congratulations to the winners
for the month of limiary!
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Monday. February . ,
Home
Ownership
Education
On Monday, Feb. 15, Forsyth
Technical Community College will
begin taking applications for a new
course designed to provide a step
by-step guide to purchasing a home.
Pre-Homeownership education will
be part of the continuing education
courses offered for the spring quar
ter. It is aimed primarily at first
time home buyers, especially low to
moderate income families, who are
interested in the details involved in
purchasing and owning a home.
Current homeowners who are con
sidering trading up will also find
this course helpful.
The course will be taught on
Monday nights from 7 to 9 p.m. for
five weeks beginning March I. Par
ticipants will learn how to evaluate
their housing needs and set up a
budget for homeown^rship. They
will aKo learn the basic eligibility
criteria required by lending institu
tions and explore flexible lending
programs and alternative financing
options.
Fight modules will be taught
for a total of ten hours and will
include instruction in the art of
negotiating and financing the new
home; understanding the basics of
home maintenance and energy con
servation; identifying housing assis
tance programs in the area to pro
, vide individual sounseMng if
needed; obtaining and interpreting a
credit report; preparing for closing
and other costs and avoiding
defaults and foreclosures.
Preregistration is required and
begins Mondav. Feb. 15.
YMCA
Host League
The Winston Lake Family
YMCA, in conjunction with R.H.
Barringcr Distributing Co., Inc.,
will host an Adult Basketball
League for Men, 21 years of age
and over. Two organizational meet
ing will be held on Feb. 13 and 20,
1993, 9:00 a.m.. at the Winston
Lake Family YMCA. The entry fee
is $2(X),(X). League play will begin
on March. 20T. Far more inform a -
tion. Contact James Segers at 724
9205.
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j)llt!l!ll!ll!!!tl! Are you ready*
? ell, you have exactly one week to
Ime^tune your game with favorite
partner! The bigp?p| will be held
on the weekend of February 19-21,
1993 at the Holiday Inn (1-85 &
NC49. Exit, 14S), BuilingtQn, North
Carolina, "The Outlet Capital of the
South/' You will not want to miss
this excitement and competition!
The schedule will be followed
in this order:
Friday - 6:00 p.m. - Open Fairs
The second session of the Mod*
ified Round Robin's time will be
announced at the end of the first ses
sion.
Sunday, February 21, 1993
Swiss Teams
9:30 a.m.. - First Session
A buffet Luncheon will be
enjoyed at the end of
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to Twenty- four (24) master points. The time for the second session
A special Reception is planned for will be announced at the end of die
new players. Top-ranked players first session.
will be on hand to give helpful tips. Prizes will be awarded to |n
||| 9:30 p.m. -The Annual Memor- and 2nd place winners with trophies
ill Game-Open Pairs. All players or script. J
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pate fai this game. The national president. Anita
'?-^'Saturday, February 20, 1993 Troy is ejected to participate in the
9:30 a.m. - Early Bird Open Grade MA^ Tournament. Also, many
Pairs ' of (he country's top player* will be
2:30 p.m. - Modified Round comiftg for this event Don't miss HI
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