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Community Calendar Oct. 27 Lexington Barbecue Festival Everyone is invited to the 18th Annual Barbecue Festival on Saturday, Oct. 27. in Uptown Lexington. Admission is free. Experience great enter tainment. attractions and crafts, and enjoy eating North Caroli na's best barbecue! Go to www.barbecuefestival.com for all the details or call 956-1880. Fund-raiser to be held for Vivian Burke A fund-raiser for Alderman Vivian H. Burke will be held Saturday. Oct. 27. starting at 11 a.m.. at the corner of Lawrence Street and Martin Luther King Drive. Menu: smoked chicken, jerk chicken or fried fish; baked beans; potato salad; slaw; corn bread; dessert (homemade cake); assorted sodas. If you are not coming to the game, you may order your dinner by calling 76I-KXI9 or 767-2932. For more informa tion. call one of the above numbers. Nov. 1 Black Leadership Round table to sponsor issues forum with candidates The Black Leadership Roundtable of Winston-Salem Forsyth County will sponsor a community issues forum with local candidates for mayor and Board of Aldermen on Thurs day, Nov. I, at 6 p.m. at the Sarah Austin Head Start Center (old Skyland School), on East End Boulevard. Issues to be discussed include employment, crime, minority businesses and senior citizen issues. The public is invited to come and find out where these candidates stand on issues important to you and to our community. For more informa tion. call Linda Sutton at 767 6355 or Von Cason at 767 6155. Nov. 1 and 2 Family Life Council announces male responsibility program training The Family Life Council of Greater Greensboro Inc. announces its annual Wise Guys national training Nov. I and 2 at The Marriott in down town Greensboro. Representa lives from interested agencies throughout the country will attend to learn how to imple ment the program in their own communities. Wise Guys is an adolescent pregnancy prevention program designed for young men between the ages of 10 and 15, which aims at promoting sexu al responsibility in that popula tion. In April, the National Campaign to Prevent Teen Pregnancy honored the Family Life Council's Wise Guys pro gram in recognition of its lead ership in helping young men reduce their risk of unplanned parenthood and sexually trans mitted diseases. According to data gathered from past Wise Guys partici pants, boys from the program showed significant gains in areas of knowledge such as sexuality and contraception, improvement in communica tion with parents and more positive sex role attitudes. Cur rently. the program is offered in most Guilford County mid dle schools and several com munity locations. For more information, con tact the Family Life Council at 333-6890. Nov. 2 44th Annual Ebony Fashion Fair The 44th Annual Ebony Fashion Fair - "The Changing Trends of Fashion." sponsored by Winston-Salem Urban League Guild - will be held Friday. Nov. 2. at 8 p.m. at Kenneth R. Williams Auditori um at Winston-Salent State University. Joan Cardwell is general chair of 2(X)I Ebony Fashion Fair, and Velma H. Friende is president of the Winston-Salem Urban League Guild. Contact the Winston Salent Urban League or any guild member for tickets or information: 201 W. Fifth Street. (336) 725-5614. Other Veterans Meeting Nationwide search for all World War II veterans who served with an Allied forces organization or on the Anzio Beachhead (also supported by air naval support or nurses) during the period Jan. 22, 1944, through May 25, 1944. For more information, contact: Clyde E. Easter, 299 Panorama Drive. Fancy Gap. Va.. 24328. (540) 728-7293. C"it\ officials discuss anthrax on TV 13 City officials discuss how the city is prepared to respond to anthrax in a special program that is being shbwn on TV 13 - the government channel on TimeWarner in Forsyth Coun ty. The program includes Police Chief Linda Davis; Dr. Lew Stringer, the director of the Forsyth County Special Operations Response Team; Dr. Tim Monroe of the Forsyth County Health Department; Fire Chief John Gist; and Mel Sadler, the director of emer gency management. The program will be shown during the "Behind the Badge" time slots on the TV 13 sched ule. For more information, call 727-2317. Understanding Islam forum to he shown on TV 13 TV 13 - the government channel on TimeWarner Cable in Forsyth County - will show a tape of the town meeting on Understanding Islam lhat was sponsored Oct. 18 by the Human Relations Commission. The forum drew an overflow crowd of citizens who came to hear a panel discuss various aspects of Islam and to ask questions about Islam in the wake of the Sept. 11 attacks. The forum will be shown at 6 p.m. Thursday. Oct. 25; at 2 p.m. on Sunday. Oct. 28; and at 8:30 p.m. on Oct. 29 and 31. For more information, call 727-2317. Coalition for Drug Abuse Prevention accepting nominations for awards The Coalition for Drug Abuse Prevention is accepting nominations for its Ninth Annual Community Service Awards presentations. Nomi nees may be individual youths/youth groups, and indi vidual adults/community groups who have taken the lead in promoting alcohol and other drug abuse prevention within the past year. The awards will be presented at a reception at Bridger Field House on Oct. 23. Nominations may be made by anyone in the community. To nominate an individual/group for considera tion, contact the coalition office as soon as possible (759 75(H)) to receive an application. Volunteer opportunities at Exchange/SCAN Exchange/SCAN (Stop Child Abuse Now ) registration for volunteer lay therapists and welcome baby volunteers has begun. The dates for training are: Nov. 3, 9 a.m.-3 p.m.: and Nov. 5 and 6. 5:30 - 8:30 p.m. For more information, call Deborah Hemsley, volunteer coordinator, 748-9028. West Forsyth Class of '77 searching for classmates West Forsyth High Class of '77 plans for 25th reunion are under way. Organizers are searching for classmates. Call with any known names and addresses: Barbara Pond, 765 1747, or Teresa Jester. 922 1901 Volunteers needed to help with food project for HIV/AIDS victims Volunteers are needed to help pack and deliver food for people living with HIV/AIDS, Thursdays from 12:30 until 4 p.m. Pantry is located in Win ston-Salem and is run by Neighbors in Ministry with support from HOPE (HIV Out reach Programs and Educa tion). Call Rachel at 722-5774 for more information. Activities planned for National Lupus Awareness Month This community-education event is planned for National Lupus Awareness Month: Oct 28 - fall community health seminar. Highland Presbyter ian Church, 2:30 p.m. The event is sponsored by the Lupus Foundation and is free. For information, call 768 1493. Actor from page C9 ^ During a scene being shot in front of a group of 60 black children visiting the set from Watts, Young refused to say a line that included a racist refer ence to black people. "Here was these kids watch ing this black cowboy in action, and I didn't feel that line was valid for the character, so I refused to say it." Young told the magazine. Young continued to act occasionally in the 1980s, including a role in the 1981 miniseries "Palmerstown USA." But he eventually decid ed to stop pursuing his career in acting, said his daughter Saudia Young. "His focus became more spiritual." she said. Young is survived by his wife. Barbara, and children El Mahdi. Jetnal Lucien. 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