Two Winston-Salem Upward Bound Students to
Attend Math and Science Program at WCU
Two Winston- Salem Slate Uni
versity Upward Bound students.
Defers Height, an 1 lth-grade student
at Mount Tabor High School and
the daughter of Mr . and Mrs. Perry
Height and Eric LeSaine, an 11th
grade student at Mount Tabor High
School and the son of Mr. and Mrs.
Ernest LeSaine, have been selected
to participate in the Math and Sci
ence Regional Center
L.E.A.D.E.R.S. (Landscape, Ecol
ogy. Approach to Developing Edu
cational and Research Skills) Pro
gram administered by Western
Carolina University in Cullowhee.
The all-expense paid program
is funded by the Department of
Education for the period of June 13
July 24.
The purpose of the program is
Eric LeSamie
to provide an intensive summer
instructional experience designed to
prepare high school enrollees for
Dtbra Height
college-level math and science cur
ricula.
The students will be offered a
idKjtK opporusuty to cxpkvc career
opportunities m the environmental
ricncei and will wort in field and
laboratory research teams while
they explore the yrrtariilar natural
beauty and invettigaie the ecology
of the Blue Ridge Mountains.
The students will be guided
through the program by a profes
sional staff of scientists, resident
counselors, educational mentors and
other career professionals
Their skills will be sharpened
in biology, ecology, chemistry,
physics, math, computer science
and scientific writing and will
develop leadership and team build
ing skills through outdoor adventure
activities.
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First black mother, some of
us have your eyes ... Eyes that
saw the swells and falls of a tur
bulent world. Weary eyes that
times and could look toward
tomorrow when things got easier.
The eyes that watched and waited
v for change ~ and were moved to
tears during the peaks and valleys
of life's tedious journey.
Dear mother, some of bs
have your keen hearing. That spe
cial ability to hear far more than
just words ? but the true feelings
behind those words. That atten
tive hearing that alerted you when
the young ones suddenly got too
_ quiet The ability to listen to both
-side^-of story *n& somehow
hear the "rear truth.
And mother, some of us have
your voice. A voice that soothed
a crying child and filled the air as
you rocked and hummed and
worried about a loved one that
was gone from home. A voice
that encouraged and guided. A
voice that filled a house with
laughter and ears and minds with
words of strength and hope.
Mother, some of us have
your shoulders. The shoulders
that happy or sad faces would lay
upon and awaiting arms would
hold and comfort. Shoulders that
seemed to bear the weight of the
world and took the challenge of
preparing the children for a life,
where it was often a goal just to
survive.
Sweet mother, some of us
have your strong back. So much
happened to break your back in
half ... but your inner
strength was like a
deep well, and
just
when
you
believed
you'd
touched the
bottom, you
find that >ou
could go a little bit
felt the lashes of
oppression and the
sting of indignation. A
back that had to be strong
to hold things together ?
and stay the tie that binds
the family.
Mother, some of us inherited
your heart. The love and joy that
sprang forth from there could
make friends out of enemies and
believers out of the lost. Your
heart was sometimes broken, but
you kept the faith. There was
always room for one more, not
only^hryour- heart but in your
home.
First black mother, some of
us have your soul, your inner
beauty. The love of God down
inside of your soul seemed to
make you beam on the outside. It
made others want what you had.
That's when you told~
hem all about Jesus.
Because your soul
was so steadfastly
anchored in the
Lord, you weath
many
storms in your
life. And
whatever
your lot,
you kept
saying
that it
well
with your soul.
For some of us, our
experiences as black sons and
daughters may cause us to feel
discouraged and bewildered. But
let us not forget the prayers that
were prayed by our mothers that
we may be right here, right now,
the prosperity of a proud. God
fearing people. And let us not for
get the Holy One who was there
for the first mother whenever she
called out to Him. For He is still
mighty even today ? and hears
our pleas ? and can fulfill every
want and despe.
r
With our eyes ? may we
look past one another's faults and
find the needs. May we "see" all
that the Lord has done for us and
count our many blessings. With
our ears, let us listen to that still,
soft voice that tells us right from :
wrong. And let us hear the Word
and believe, that we may have
everlasting life. With our voices,
praise and lift God up. With our
shoulders, to embrace and show
clarity and compassion one
toward another. From time to
time, a lot may be placed upon
our backs which weighs us down.
But the Lord will bear our heavy
loads ? if we'll only let Him.
Most-of all, tet us love Jehovah ?
our God with all our hearts and
all our souls and with all our vital
forces, now and always. .
For all that our black moth
ers have gone through, it would
have been impossible to make it
without God. One thing that she
passed down, that has been a
blessing for the black sons and
daughters, has been the knowl
edge of the power of prayer. And
of all the inheritances, oh what a
joy to follow in the footsteps of a
humble, praying mother who
casted all of her cares on a gra
cious, merciful Father.
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NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING
REZONING OF PROPERTY
CITY OF WINSTON-SALEM
TTm Board of Alderman will consider requests to amend the City o.
Winston-Salem Zoning Ordinance by rezoning property as shown
below
DATE: June 7, 1993 TIME: 7:30 p.m.
PLACE: Board of Alderman Chamber, City Hall
1 . Petition of Joan P. Yow, et al and Rainbow News Limited (lessee);
property located at the northeast corner of Broad Street and
Brookatown Avenue; and on the west side of Spring Street north
of fjmnfcatowm Avenua; from B-2 and R-1 to j*-2-S (Parking Areas).
W-1821.
2. Petition of Rymco, Inc. and Forrestgate Drive Partners; property
located on the north side of Forraatgata Drive between Weatgate
Center Drive and Waatbrook Plaza Drive; from R-1-S (Offices -
Two Phase) to R-1-S (Parking Areas). W-1822.
3. Petition of Randy Greg Muncus, Norman J. and Ada Mae Willard,
and Morris E. and Linda Lawrence; property located on the south
west side of US 311 northwest of the Ridgewood Road interchange,
along the north side of Fiddlers Creek, and approximately 800 feet
west of the western end of Centra 311 Boulevard in the Centre 31 1
Industrial Park; from R-6 to I-2. W-1823.
4. Petition of Eugenia S. Dull, et al and Lowe's Companies, Inc.;
property located on the southwest side of Hanea Mall Boulevard
between S. Stratford Road/US 158 and Weatgate Center Drive
and on the north side of Summerlln Street across from Laahmlt
Drive; from R-5 to B-3-S (Stores or Shops, Retail). W-1824.
5. Petition of Johnny F. West; property located on the north side of
Vintage Avenue between Broad Street and Doune STreet; from R
4 to R-3. W-1825.
6. Petition of William T. Brandon; property located at the northwest
corner of New Walkertown Road and Graham Avenue and at the
southwest corner of Graham Avenue and Mount Zion Place; from B
3-S (Eating Establishments; Offices; Services; Stores or Shops,
"RetaHy Medical, Denial or Related Ottices; Amusements,
Commercial; Stadium, Armories, Coliseums, Fairgrounds,
Auditoriums or Meeting Halls - Two Phase). W-1827.
8. Petition of Defco Company; property located on the east side of
University Parkway between Deacon Boulevard and Baity Street;
from 1-2 to B-3. W-1815.
Prior to the hearing, interested persons may obtain any additional
information which is in the possession of the City/County Planning
Board in that office at City Hall on weekdays, 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.
Interested citizens will be given an opportunity to be heard. All
requests for appropriate and necessary auxiliary aids and services
must be made, within a reasonable tifne prior to the hearing, to 727
2056 or 1-800-735-8262 for Voice TDD or 1-800-735-2962 for TDD
to Voice.
THIS MEETING WILL BE BROADCAST LIVE ON CITY TV-13.
Marie Matthews, Secretary - ? ? - ?
to the Board of Aldermen
McKnight
Celebrates
Upcoming
Retirement
Cornelia J. Forbes of Kitterling
Drive hosted a retiree brunch on
May 22 for Margiesteene McK
night, who will retire in June from
Paisley Middle School. .
Twenty-five ladies from the
Paisley faculty attended. There
were flowers, food and games.
The color scheme was pink
and green. Each guest brought a
gift. The occasion was videotaped.
The Mc Knights entertained the
team members of 802 from Paisley
on May 21 at their home on Harri
son Avenue.
Those who attended were:
Kelli Adams; Susan Austin and her
parents, Peggy and Jacfc Arrsitrr: ~
Wally Balwah and his wife.
Jeanette; and Kevin Barnard and
his wife, Lisa.
A centerpiece of cut flower?
arranged by George Walker was
sent by the Austins. The caterei
was Allie Love.'
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