Best Choice Center
Best Choice Center student lan
Jaime gets one-on-one attention
from Erica Clemmons (left) a stu
dent volunteer from Winston
Salem Slate University. Best
Choice Center is a neighborhood
sponsored. after-school education,
drug intervention and prevention
program for youth and their fami
lies.
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Officer Anthony Named
Volunteer Of The Month
Police Officer Delray Lainont He started a model-car building
Anthony was named Volunteer of class that created excitement in the
the Month for March at the William community for youth between the
C. Sims Recreation Center in the ages of 6 and 15.
Happ\ Hill Gardens community.
He is a 1985 graduate of Elon
Anthony came to volunteer his ? College with a B.S in business
time at the Sims Center after the administration.
death of Police Officer Michael Ray ,
Jennings, who was also a volunteer He* is a member of Omega Psi
at the center. Phi Fraternity, Sigma Mu Chapter.
New Zion Celebrates Anniversaries
New Zion Baptist Church will
celebrate its 43rd anniversary and
the 23rd anniversary of its pastor,
the Rev. Isaac Carter on April 1 1
and April 18 at 4 pan.
The Rev. C.W. Leak and
members of Solid Rock Baptist
Church will be guests on April 1 1.
The Rev. AX. Hines and members
of New Institutional Missionary
Baptist' Church will be guests on
April 18.
The church is located at 158
Highland Ave.
Rev . Isaac Carter
All-America City Award Competition Names Finalist
Mayor Martha S. Wood
received a call from the National
Ci\ ic .1 tiague this week saving that
the city of W ins ton- Sale tn was
named a finalist in the \99} All
America City Award Competition.
A record number of 151 applica
tions were submitted tor I Otn
according to the Civil League.
Wood, who chairs the A 1 1 -
Amenta City Award Executive
Committee along with John Davis
111 and Geneva B. Brown, thanked
;fll those involved with the applica
tion process at a luncheon meeting
Tuesday at the Benton Convention
Center.
The application described three
icantly impacted the community
within the last three years. Those
three projects are Common Vision,
the CIAA Basketball Tournament
and the Community's War on
Drugs.
The city is one of 30 finalists
t no1
sentation at the 44th Annual All
America City Jury Hearings in
Tampa, Fla. on May 20-22. From
the 30 finalists, 10 communities will
be designated "All-America Citv."
Sethos Court Holds Baby Contest
Group No. I of Sethos Court
No. 105 sponsored a baby contest
on March 2S at the Masonic temple.
First-place winner was Ashley
Pope, the daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Donald Pope.
The second-place winner was,
Antonio Bennett, son of Mr. and
Mrs, Houston Bennett. The third
place winner was Brittany West
brook. daughter of Kelly West
brook. The fourth-place pinner was
DeShannon Dixon, son of Prince
and Kenneth Dixon.
A reception was held after the
program. Refreshments^ were
catered by Tecara Haney and Queen
Cooper.
Students Needed For Archaeology Study
High School students can spend
1 3 days helping to uncover the his
tors of one of the South's most
important African- American
churches. Students will work with
Lei and Ferguson and his staff from
the University of South Carolina
locating and mapping graves in
front of the church and analyzing
artifacts in the archaeology lab. No
craves will be dug.
Workshops and lectures on
archaeology. earl\ local black his
tory and the history of St. Philip's
Church in Old Salem will be
included. No prior related experi
ence is required. Students need only
bring interest, enthusiasm, disci
pline and energy.
EaclT"s7udent will be paid a
SI 50 stipend to cover expenses.
Attendance will be required each
day to receive the stipend.
The first session "will be held
June 7-23. The second session will
be held June 23-July 9.
Interested students should com
plete an application and return it by
April 15. A teacher recommenda
tion is required for each applicant.
Students selected will be notified by
mail on May 3.
For questions or to receive an
application, call or write Gene
Capps, Old Salem Inc., P.O. Box F.
Winston-Salem, N.C. 2710S. or calt
721-7300.
Mother's Day^Essay Contest To Be Held
I he Winston-Salem Recreation
and Parks Department will hold an
essay contest for children in cele
bration of Mother's Day. Age cate
gories will he 6-N years old. 9-1 1
years old and 12-14 years old.
Entry forms may be picked up
an submitted to staff at any of the
city's community or neighborhood
recreation centers. Deadline for
_.l ? entries -i\ April 30.
The top essay for each age
CORRECTIONS
? In last week's issue, the
Chronicle incorrectly identified
the winner of a benefit basket
ball game. The Winston-Salem
recreation department won the
game.
? In the March 25 edition,
the Chronicle misidentified the
person in a photograph on the
editorial page. The person in the
picture was Herbert Brenner.
Thr Chronic le regret-, these
errors.
croup will be selected May 3. The
authors of the essays will be invited
to read t essay at the Annual
Dance Kaleidoscope at Jefferson
Elementary School on May 6. The
subject" of the first and second
place for each category will be pre
sented a rose and a copy of the
essay.
Entries will be judged on the
following criteria: presentation (the
overall manner in which the topic is
discussed); interest level (the
author's ability to arouse the interest
of the reader); language usage (use
fulness of descriptive vocabulary by
the essayist); and mechanics (the
writer's usage of correct grammar
and spelling and the overall neat
ness of the composition).
For information call Tommy
Gavin III at 727-2227.
H.M.C. Chorale to Perform African
American Culture Enrichment Concert
The H.M.C. Chorale of Hanes Memorial CME
Church will sponsor their annual African Ameri
can Culture Enrichment Concert on Sunday,
April 18, 1993 at 6:00 P.M. in the church sanc
tuary. The concert will consist of Negro Spiritu
als, Art Songs and Gospel. Featured artists will
be mezzo soprano, T. Dianne Bellamy-Small of
Greensboro along with the H.M,C. Chorale. Pas
tor Lloyd Watkins cordially invites you, the pub
lit' to attend.
Alpha-Hydrox* Creme fights
wrinkles like Retin-A? without
the irritation.
Now there's a product that reduces the appearance of age
lines and wrinkles with no painful burning or redness, and you
can even go In the sun. v
The Alpha-Hydrox Creme skin treatment system fights the
skin's aging process by sloughing off dead skin cells to
expose new silky smooth skin.
To order this nonprescription creme with the benefits of
Glycolic Acid, mail check or money order for $33 95 for two
2 oz jars to: American Melody, 123 South St., Oyster Bay,
NY 11771.
PHILLIP S. BANKS III
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Personalized Service
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FREE INITIAL
CONSULTATION
Office Hours By Appointment
3000 Bethesda Place
659-091 1
Remember the Easter Season
with Moravian Jewelry
Easter is the most holy
time of the year for
many people. Give a gift
of religious jewelry to
someone you love and
they'll think warmly of
you all year long.
Silas Creek Crossing
659-1968
George K. Walker Florist
823 S. Marshall St. Winston Salem 723-2938
PLANT SALE!
April 5th - April 10th
or while supplies last
MUMS ? AZALEAS
EASTER LILLIES
BEGONIAS ? HYACINTHS
KALANCHOES
Your Choice
?Wrapped and Bow
*3 00 extra
Special Good at Marshall St. location only!
HURRY FOR THE BEST SELECTION!
They operate on him tomorrow.
"Ybu should be there.
Blood. Give a little so someone can live.
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