Miss Cynthia Cassidy Is
Bride Of Victor L. Birks
Cynthia Denise Cassidy
and Victor Leon Birks ex
changed wedding vows in
!a double ring ceremony,
Saturday, August 15, at
6:30 p.m. at First Baptist
-Church-West.
^~Pr James D. Humphrey—
.Officiated the ceremony.
■» The daughter of Mrs.
blanche M. Cassidy and
.William L. Cassidy, the
bride was given in mar
riage by her father.
. She wore an empire line
gown of candlelight peau
de-onge and Viennese lace,
which featured a Queen
Anne neckline and long full
sleeves with lace appli
ques. The bodice and em
pire line were lavishly ap
pliqued with Viennese lace
fcnd sprinkled with pearls.
Viennese daisy lace bord
ered the chapel length train
find the full skirt. The bride
chose a single strand of
pearls to accent the Queen
Anne neckline.
| Completing her wedding
attire, the bride wore a hat
of matching dress fabrics
that was designed and
made by Mrs.-- Brenda
Sanders and featured a
three-quarter length veil.
Mrs. Kathy Springfield
Cobb of Atlanta served as
matron of honor. Both Miss
Senetra Chambers and
Miss Tamara Roseboro
served as maids of honor.
Other bridesmaids were
JMa. Beryl Alexander, Ms.
Earline McCain, Mrs.
Clara Witherspoon, Mrs.
Janneile Brown of Dur
ham, Ms. Rosalind Daisey
of Charleston and Ms.
Tfenna Ross of Greensbo
ro: They were dressed in
off-the-shoulder gowns of
laVender and purple crepe
and carried Oriental fans
with an arrangement of
silk flowers.
The junior bridesmaid,
Miss Bianca Cassidy and
the flower girl, Miss
Jacqueline Pharr wore
long, lavender, flora gowns
MRS. VICTOR LEON BIRKS
...She was Miss Cynthia Denise Cassidv
with rultled necklines and
ruffled skirts.
Mrs. Cassidy, the bride’s
mother wore a Vogue gown
of soft lavender, featuring
a satin embroidered crepe
capelet over a soft satin
dress.
Best man at the wedding
was William Carter of
Washington, D.C. Special
groomsmen were Reginald
-Holmes and Ray. Taylnr,
also from D.C. Other
groomsmen were Gregory
Bryant, Warren R. Cassidy
of Greensboro, Clarence
Cain, W. Berkley Glenn,
George Jaime of Wash
ington, D.C., Reginald
Doby of Maryland, and
Torrence Marable of
Raleigh. Alvarez Wortham
of Durham and Kemuel
Murray were junior
groomsmen and ringbear
er, respectively.
Mrs. Dale Pilsey Becton,
William McCombs,
Michael Washington and
Mrs. Lois Wortham pro
vided the music for this
joyous occasion.
A reception was held in
the church fellowship hall
immediately following the
ceremony.
The bride is a graduate of
North Carolina Central
University. She attained a
B.S. degree in Business Ad
ministration. Presently she
•is employed by- National
Savings and Trust Com
pany in Washington, D.C.,
and is a member of Delta
Sigma Theta Sorority. -
The groom, Victor burke
is the son of Ms. H. Eli
zabeth Daisey and E. J.
Burke. A graduate of North
Carolina Central Univers
ity, the groom is employed
by the Giant Food Storp
chain in Arlington, Vir
ginia.
After a wedding trip to
the Poconos, the couple will
reside in Washington, D.C.
YWCA Offere Business Packet
A pilot program designed
to take the YWCA fitness
program to the business
community is underway,
according to Gwyn Ulasie
wicz, Trade Street Center
Program Director.
The “Corporate Busi
ness’’ packet is designed to
meet the physical fitness
needs of employees of large
businesses.
“Corporations have ex
pressed interest in this con
cept, since there is a rising
interest in employee fit
ness - fit employees are
happier, healthier, more
productive persons. We
feel that many corpora
tions could provide a much
less expensive program
through our services than
were they to provide their
own equipment and in- \
•truetors We point out that
establishment of such a
program can often mean a
YWCA Fitness
Days Scheduled
“Fitness Day” and a
“Fitness Evening” will be
held August 22 and August
H as a popular part of the
Charlotte YWCA Body
/Shop program.
The events are planned
tor any woman to come and
participate and-or observe
aerobic and trim gym acti
vities. There are no fees
ihvolved nor need for re
servations to be made, ac
cording to director Wanda
Geer. Members and the
general public are invited
to attend.
Aerobic classes will be
given on the hour, trim
gym on the half hour in
both the day and evening
programs. There will be
20-25 minutes of exercise
with a question and answer
session following.
Dates set for the offering
are Saturday, August 22,10
a.m. to 2 p.m. at the Park
Road Center, and Tuesday,
August 25, 5:30-7:30 p.m. at
the Trade Street Center.
For further information,
contact Ms Geer, 525-5770,
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reduction in their health
insurance rates also,” said
Mrt. Ulasiewicz.
The demonstration, pre
sented to date to both Gold
Bond and Belk Services,
consists of an eleven
minute physical demon
stration (dancercize, jump
rope, etc. - all done to
music) followed by a ques
tion and answer session.
Mrs. Ulasiewicz and Ten
ley Andrews demonstrate
the routines, while Trade
Street Center Director
Celesta McCullough ex
plains the basics of the
YWCA and the Corporate
Business Physical Fitness
package.
The plan balls for fee
sharing - and as the YW is
taking the instruction to the
community, membership
in the YW is not manda
tory for participation of the
employees in the program.
“We also hope that this
will generate interest in
other programs at the YW
and become a natural tie-in
with our “Working Wo
men’s Special," which is a
continuous exercise pro
gram for a half hour, de
signed for the working
wohjan during her lunch
hour, concluded Mrs.
Ulasiewicz.
Business persons wishing
to know more about the
packet may call Mrs. Mc
Cullough, Trade Street
Center, 333-7553,8 a.m. to 5
p.m., Mondays through
—Fridays _____
For Productivity
Maria F. Spaulding Named Assistant Secretary
uj ousau ijiiawunn
Post Staff Writer
Maria F. Spaulding re
cently was appointed as
sistant secretary for pro
ductivity with the North
Carolina Department of
Natural Resources and
Community Development.
In her new position, Ms.
—Spaulding develops and im
plements plans to increase
employee productivity in
its ten divisions.
What can we do to help
managers to become better
administrators or how can
employees increase their
efficiency, are questions
_ Ms. Spaulding ponders
daily. Governor Hunt has
decided it would be less
costly to teach employees
to be more efficient than to
hire more employees, Ms.
Spaulding explained.
A nine-year employee
with the State of North
Carolina, Ms. Spaulding
said her background has
enabled her to “see areas
aw he re we might h<> mw
productive.”
Ms. Spaulding has served
in the Department of Na
tural Resources and Com
munity Development as
executive assistant to the
Secretary, personnel direc
tor and assistant secretary
of Natural Resources and
Maria F. Spaulding
--—Wgll-knnwn in gnvpmmpnt
community Development.
The native of Bonlee in
Chatham County admits
being well-known in go
vernment and having a
command of knowledge in
budget, and laws that
influence the system.
employees want to be
more informed and recog
nized,” she continued, add
ing that she will find ways
to highlight their accom
plishments.
As administrator of the
N.C^Zoo, in Asheboro, Ms.
New Register Of
Deeds Fee Announced
■—The Mecklenburg County
Register of Deeds Office
has raised its fee scale in
order to comply with a new
State law requiring chang
es in the uniform statewide
fee schedule.
The new fee schedule, as
adopted by the N.C. Gener
al Assembly is as follows:
-For instruments in
general, such as real
estate documents, corpor
ate charters, limited or
general partnerships, or
assumed name certifi
cates, the fee is $4 for the
first page and $1.50 for
each additional page.
-For plats, including
maps, plats, and condo
minium plans, the record
ing fee is $12.50, plus a $3
fee for furnishing a certi
fied copy of a plat.
-For delayed birth cer
tificates, one year or more
after birth, the registration
fee is $10.
-To make an amend
ment to a birth or death
record, the fee is $2.
-For legitimations, con
cerning an illegitimate
child's birth certificate
record, the fee is $7.
-For certified copies of
bith and death certificates,
and marriage licenses, the
fee is now $3.
—The fee for furnishing a
certified copy is $3.
-For comparing a copy
for eertificauonT when the
- copy ia furnished- by the
person filing the document,
the fee is $2.
-"For administering the
oaths of office to a notary
public, the fee is $5.
-For filing reinstate
ments of articles of incor
poration, the new fee is $4.
For additional inform
ation, call Register of
Deeds Charles E. Crowder,
374-2443.
GREENVILLE
MEMORIAL
The Hearts of Harmony,
a gospel quartet will be
featured during the 11 a.m.
service Sunday, August 23,
at Greenville-Memorial
AME Zion Church.
The group consists of
men imprisoned at Camp
Green Cmrectional Institu
tion. This talented group
will also be in concert
Sunday, August 30, at
Greenville Memorial AME
Zion Church at 4 p.m.
There will be other local
groups as well participat
ing in this 4 p.m. gospel
program.
Greenville Memorial
AME Zion Church, pastor
ed by Rev. Dr. R. B. Phifer,
is located at 6116 Monteith
Dr. (in the Hidden Valley
community).
The Hearts of Harmony
concert is being sponsored
by the Advisory Board of
the Camp Green Correc
—tienal Center.——
Spaulding regulates the
budget. The zoo is big
business. Novelty shops
and fast food sales have
zoomed, thus increasing
revenue to aid the com
pletion of the facility by
late 1983, she commented.
A graduate of Shaw Uni
versity in Raleigh, Ms.
Spaulding- has completed
the Government Execu
tive's Institute at UNC
C ha pel Hill School of Busi
ness Management.
She is presently a mem
ber of the Davis Street
United Presbyterian
Church in Raleigh. Ms.
Spaulding resides with her
husband, Felton in Garner,
North Carolina.
Landfill Fee Permit Deadline
The September 1 imple
mentation date for the
landfill fee system is only
19 days away and to date,
the City has received land
fill permit applications for
only 183 individual ve
hicles.
These landfills permit
applications, once they are
approved and a line of
credit is set up, will allow
landfill users to enter the i
landfills as necessary and (
be billed on a periodic basis
by the City for landfill user
fees. Without the permit 1
and the line of credit, users 1
will have to pay the landfiU- <
user fee at the gate with
cash, check or money
order.
Over 350 private haulers, 1
many with fleets of trucks, 1
have been contacted by the i
City with information out
Uning the procedure to fol
low to obtain a line of
credit, a vehicle fee sched
ule and a sample vehicle
permit form. As credit is
approved, these haulers
will be issued a permit
decal for display on each
vehicle using the landfill.
Those landfill users who
have applied for landfill
user permits need to follow
up their applications.
I ..GOD SAID. NO WEA-,
i PON THAT IS FORMED
, AGAINST THEE SHALL
, PROSPER. THIS IS THE
HERITAGE OF THE SER-1
1 VANTS OF THE LORD.i
AND THEIR RIGHT-,
i EOUSNESS IS OF ME
SAITH THE LORD.
Isaiah 54:17'
..For strength and peace
of mind, read your Kingi
Janies Bible and pray 'to
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