(I. to r.) Jannis Floyd , Raphael Ha user, CM. Ha user, Doris EUlott and Clarence Reynolds.
Family Makes Plans for Next Reunion
The committee plannii^ttie
Hauser Williams Russell family
reunion met June 20 at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. C.B. Hauser to review
plans for their next reunion* Which
will be held July 23-25.
The C.B. Hauser Scholarship
Golf Tournament will kick off this
-year's reunion activities. Itrissehed
uled for 9:30 a.m. on July 23 and
will be held at the Winston Lake
Golf Course. Green and cart fees
are $30, and trophies will be
awarded in the championship, first.
second and third flights. Interested
golfers are invited and should con
tact J.C. Green by July 10 at 724
6773.
Activities on July 24 will be
held at shelter No. 1 at Tangle wood
Park. In addition to athletic activi
ties and swimming, there will be an
-opportunity^ discuss the family
by-laws and elect officers for next
year. The family cookout will begin
at 6 p.m. Drinks, hamburgers and
hotdogs will be provided for all reg
istered attendees.
Activities on July 25 will begin
at 1 1 a.m. with worship at Pleasant
Grove Baptist Church in Yad
kinville. The Dixie Russell Moore
Fellowship Luncheon at 2 p.m. will
be held at the West Yadkin Veter
- ans of Foreign Wars building,
located six miles west of Yad
kiTTVilte nfcaf books Cross Road on
U.S. Highway 21, just north of U.S.
Highway 421.
Friends of the family may
attend the reunion. Contact C.B.
Hauser at 722-8708 for details.
Shoun-Shown Family Reunion Planned
The sixth annual Shoun-Shown
family reunion will be held at the
"Holiday Inn West, in Winston
Salem July 9- 1 1 . Over 600 relatives
attended last year's 200th anniver
sary of Leonard and Barbara
(Slemp) Shoun's coming to Moun
tain City, Tenn. The family antici
pates 400 will attend this year.
Registration will begin at 12
p.m. on July 9. An old-fashioned
picnic will be held at 5 p.m. A
catered lunch with an evening
dessert will be held July 10, and a
continental breakfast will be served
on July 11.
The cost is $15 ($10 for chil
dren). For those relatives planning
toattend only on Saturday, the fee
is $10. There will be time for visit
ing and comparing family lines in
three meeting rooms that have been
reserved.
Reservations can be made by
calling Ruby Beshears, chairperson,
at 784-0803 or Ed Miller at (405)
342-51 19, or by sending your check
to La Verne Graves, 402 S. Bass St,
McKinney, Texas 75069.
AHA Receives $ 1 30,000 Grant
The American Heart Associa
tion, North Carolina Affiliate, has
been awarded a $130,000 grant to
continue work on the Cultural
Diversity Initiative.
Given by the Kate B. Reynolds
Health Care Trust of Winston
Salem, the funds will be distributed
W-S Transit
New fares will go into effect
today for riders of Winston-Salem
Transit Authority buses.
Transit fares will increase to 75
cents for cash-paying riders from
the current rate of 60 cents. Trans
fers will be free.
Monthly passes increase to $25
over a three-year period
Donald Ensley, Ph.D., chair
man of the AHA's Subcommittee
on Cultural Diversity, said that the
AHA will use the funds to develop a
network of volunteers to bring
health education related to cardio
vascular diseases into the minority
Authority Fe
from $22. Ten-ride books will be $7
instead of $6.
Fares for the elderly and dis
abled will increase to 40 cents from
30 cents and will allow the elderly
and disabled to ride buses any time
during the day for the new 40-cent
rate.
comm unity.
According to Ensley, chairman
of the Department of Community
Health at East Carolina University,
minorities, particularly African
Americans and Native Americans,
have a higher incidence of CVD
than whites.
es Increase
Transfers are free. Monthly
passes increase to $15 from $11,
and 10-ride books increase to $3.50
from $3.
Other rates ? for children, the
trolley and Park A Shuttle ? stay
the same.
Mid-Atlantic Sectional to be Held this Weekend
Winners Last Week:
June 21- 2 p.m. - Carl Russell
Recreation Center
First Place ? Sandra Brown
and Lessie Hatton
Second Place - Fiances Coble
and Andrew Wilkes
M*
June 122- 7 p.m. - Winston
Lake Ffemily YM?A
Winston-Salem Duplicate
Bridge Club
First Place - Flonnie Ander
son and Goldia Anderson
Second Place - Rudolph
Boone and Olivia Thompkins \
This was a "team fame*" and
no master points were awarded. v -
?* - ? ~ k ?
.
June 24- 7 pm. - Rupert BeB
Recreation Center
Kings and Queens Duplicate
Bridge Club
No game was played
Seventeen local players par*
ticipated in the recast Cottage
View Duplicate Bridge Club's
Annual Crade "A** Tournament
(Durham) June 18-20: Bessie
Allen; Sandra Brown; Pauline
Caldweli; Charles Gadatt, wfo
assisted in directing die game;
Lessie Hatton; Jean Joyner, Mon
ica Lett; Marjorie Lester, Waldo
Letter; Billie Matthews; floyd
Neal; Deloris Smith; Hargifi.
fefftoe; and Juanita Wynecof f .
Unofficially , the following
local layers placed: Sandra
jkpmn and Lessie Hatton (2nd
place in Friday'! Open Pairs; 3rd
ptose s * team game; 1st place in
Saturday'rOpcn Pain, 2nd place
in tfee speedball team game *
under 600 master points; 2nd place
In Open Pairs; and 2nd place in
! Sunday's speedball team game);
jl?| Pauline Caldwell and Floyd
^H;0pd |tee in Friday's team
IpNK 2nd place in Saturday's
Al game ? under 600 master
||P and 2nd place in Sunday's
pKteft twi? game * under 600
master points).
Brown, Hatton, Caldwell and
I
and was hospitalized in Durham
for a few days. According to the
most recent report, he is back
home in Greensboro but is still
experiencing some problems. We
wish Mr. Bowling a speedy recov
ery!
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The Mid- Atlantic Sectional
will be held this weekend m Rich
mond, Va. Some local players will
be participating in the event More
will be written about the results
involving local players. Because
of that game, the Kings and
Queens Duplicate Bridge Club
will not play tonight
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The Beginning Bridge Class
Bridge News
By RUDOLPH V. BOONE SR.
will meet tomorrow and will cover
Lesson Eight ("Overcalls - Penalty
Doubles - Opening Leads'*). Per
sons interested in a refresher les
son should call 767-4087 to bene
fit from this lesson. Until next
week, have a patriotic and fun
Forsyth Mechanical and Construction Company would like to
introduce our finance and marketing manager. Evelyn Deanc. "I
have been in this type oTt)Usiness for the past 15 years," said Deanc.
Forsyth Mechanical and Construction Co. has been serving the local
community for home improvements for the past IS years. The staff
and company president. Larry Woodring are very proud of the ser
vice and quality of home improvement work they do. The company
provides all types of home improvement services ranging from sid
irtg, replacement windows, bathrooms, room additions, decks,
remodeling kitchens, roofing, electrical work and garages, and we
specialize in heating/air conditioning. They get the job done as
quickly as possible.
"Our company is licensed to do general contracting (Ex.: build
ing), plumbing, heating/air, and electrical work." Deane said. We do
all types of home improvements. Also we do rehabilitation for the
city and state, commercial, and industrial work for companies like
RJR, JC Penney's, Sara Lee and many others. No job is too big or
too small for us," she said.
"A question you might be asking is, 'How can 1 afford this?' We also provide financing to our cus
tomers," said Deane. "We can provide financing for all of our home improvement customers, or for
those who are refinancing first and second mortgages, including loan consolidations. 1 search for the
best interest rate for my customers, not just a loan buyer" claims Deane.
Give the company a call for a free consultation and for help with your home improvement needs.
Evelyn Deane '
BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT &
FINANCE MANAGER
IMPORTANT NOTICE TO HOMEOWNERS!
THROUGH APPROVED LENDERS* THE U.S. DEPARTMENT OF HOUSING AND URBAN
DEVELOPMENT, UNDER TITLE 1 OF THE NATIONAL HOUSING ACT, HAVE MADE AVAIL
ABLE MONIES FOR MILLIONS OF FAMILIES TO MAKE MAJOR IMPROVEMENTS TO
THEIR HOME . . . WITHOUT WHOSE HELP IT MIGHT NOT HAVE BEEN POSSIBLE. YOU
MAY BE ELIGIBLE NO MATTER HOW LONG YOU'VE OWNED YOUR HOUSE, ETHNIC
BACKGROUND, LOCATION, CONDITION, INCOME, AGE AND MARITAL STATUS.
It is the purpose of this program to encourage energy conservation and neighborhood preservation..
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TIONING, ELECTRICAL
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748-0944
Please call between 11:00-4:00 p.m.,
MONDAY THROUGH THURSDAY
Forsyth Mechanical & Construction Co.
2100 Sunny side Avenue
Wins ton- Salem, N.C. 27107 >
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