Mint Condition Holds Workshop and Concert at WSSU
By DAVID L. DILLARD
Chronicle Suff Writer
Popular R&B group Mint Con
dition and rap aitist Drcd Scott held
a workshop and free concert at
Winston-Salem State University
last Thursday.
During the two-hour workshop
at the Anderson Center, the group
members gave insight on various
segments of the recording industry
including record production, how to ?
- market your product, and how to
develop your own sound and tour.
jfltfer that night, a free concert
? which was open to the general
- public ? was held at Williams
Auditorium where Mint Condition
performed songs from their new
album and old classics, including
the signature release "Breakin My
Heart (Pretty Brown Eyes)."
Don Clemons, of Perspective
Records, said the visit to Winston
Salem is part of the group's nation
wide black college tour to promote
the new album.
Members of R&B Group Mint Condition.
Salvation Army Participated in National Boys Program
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Boys club participated in Make A Difference Day .
The Salvation Army Boys Club
of Winston-Salem participated in a
National Boys Club program enti
tled "You can make a difference
Saturday, Oct. 23, 1993 form 12-8
p.m.
The purpose of this program
was to create a meaningful day for
our community. The Boys Club
staff felt since we are a Salvation
Army Boys Club, that we should do
something for those individuals
staying in our shelter. There were
34 participants from the shelter and
35 volunteers and staff who partici
pated in a variety of fun-filled activ
ities including a basketball shoot
out, card games, board games, pool,
bumper pool, football, food and lots
of fun. Each individual also
"received a gift bag. The staff mem
bers that helped make this day a
success, were as follows: Joan Mor
ris, Kendrick Lowry, Ronald
Bethune, James Smith, and Faye
Jones.
The Salvation Army Boys Club
serves young men between the ages
of 6-18 an our membership is $25
for the entire school year. If any one
is interested in enrolling their son in
our program call 788-5761 between
the hours of 12-8 p.m. and ask for
one of the staff members and they
will be able to answer your ques
tions.
The Boys Club would like for
the community to know we want to
be known as the club that makes a
difference.
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? 61 7N rLiberty St .-r Winston * Safem, N .-C. 27102 , t>ef ore 5:00 p.m ?
the Monday preceding the week in which your event will occur.
Our FAX number is (919) 723-9173
THURSDAY, NOV. 4
7 p.m. ? The community is invited to talk
with the people who decide what you hear on
the radio. Join programming personnel from
urban triad stations: WNAA,
WSNC.WAAA.WQMG and 102 JAMZ in a dis
cussion on "What is Black Radio". Sponsored
by the Triad Black Media Professionals, The
Black Radio Forum will be held in the audito
rium of the News & Record. The News &
Record is located at 200 E. Market
Street.Greensboro. This forum is free and open
to the public.
FRIDAY, NOV. 5
The City of Winston-Salem's Neighbor
hood Government Service office, 2301 N. Pat
terson Ave., invites the public to the following
programs:
10:30 a.m ? "National Diabetes Month"
will be presented by Camille Isler and Margaret
May of Bgwman Gray/Baptist Hospital Medical
Center's Diabetes Comprehensive Care Pro
gram.
12 p.m. ? "Making Your Own Christmas
Ornaments" will be presented by Jo Ann J. Fails
the Forsyth County Cooperative Extension Ser
vice.
These programs are free and open to the
public. For more information call 727-2975.
SATURDAY, NOV. 6
9 a.m. ? An "Audio-Video" sale will be
held at the Main Library Auditorium. Used
audiotapes, records, BETA and VHS videotapes,
plus storage containers will be sold. For more
details call 727-2294.
8 p.m. ? The Salem Academy Theatre will
present a production of Robert Harling's Steel
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Magnolias . For more information call 721-2702
or 72 1-2831.
TUESDAY, NOV. 9
4'
2:30 p.m. ? The City of Winston-Salern's
Neighborhood Government Service office, 2301
N. Patterson Ave., will present a seminar "Ser
vices Available in a Congressional Office". The
seminar will be presented by Don Baker, District
Manager and Pam Stubbs, District Aide of Con
gressman Mel Watt's Office. It is free and open
to the public. For more information call 727
2975.
WEDNESDAY, NOV. 10
2:30 p.m. ? The City of Winston-Salem's
Neighborhood Government Service office, 2301
N. Patterson Ave., will present a program
"Senior Citizens' Services". The program will
be presented by Vera Phillips of Experiment In
Self-Reliance. It is free and open to the public.
For more information call 727-2975.
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ONGOING
?The Winston-Salem State University
Upward Bound Program is in the process of
planning its FIRST Winston-Salem University
Upward Bound Reunion in July, 1994. All for
mer Winston-Salem State University Upward
Bound students are asked to call Cynthia Jones
at 750-2674 for more information.
? Area graduates of Norfolk State Univer
sity are trying to start a local alumni chapter.
Call 788-9456 and leave your name and phone
number. Someone will return your call with
more information.
? The Forsyth County Juvenile Justice
Council is holding a Christmas tree fund-raiser.
Orders are now being taken for Frazier firs
which will be cut the day before delivery. Trees
will be available for pick up at the
Exchange/SCAN Building at 500 Northwest
Blvd, from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. on Nov. 27 and
Dec. 11. For a donation of $25 or more, the tree
can be delivered in the Forsyth County area.
Any tree not picked up by 3 p.m. on the sched
uled pick-up day will be donated to needy fam
ily. For more information call 724-283 1 .
? The Project Breakthrough needs support
ive volunteer advoc^es to serve as mediators,
interpreters, guides and liaisons in assisting
highly motivated families seeking to escape the
cycle of poverty. For more information call Self
Reliance 722-9400 or Downtown Church Min
istry 722-5128.
?Forsyth Technical Community College's
winter quarter begins Nov. 29th. Free GED and
Basic Skills classes are held in the following
East Winston and Downtown locations:
GED Preparation - Night time GED Classes
- Ephesus Church, Sprague St. Rec. Center,
Southgate Apartments, and Macedonia Holiness
Church. Daytime GED classes- Goodwill Indus
tries, Downtown Library, Piedmont Park, Happy
Hills, Cleveland Ave. Homes, Kimberly Park,
Lakeside Community Center, and Heads tart. All
classes are free. To register, call Forsyth Tech.
at 760-2373.
?The Senior Financial Care would like to
provide their service to you. They will assist in
budgeting, checkbook balancing, health insur
ance filing, and are willing come to you in your
home, if you wish. SFC is a United Way
Agency. For an appointment call 725-1972.
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