High School Class Reunions “Popping Up” Everywhere? ! I
uverywiiens i turn mere
seems to be a reunion
popping up. Myers Park
High School held its class of
*75 reunion last weekend,
for instance.
The 1965 graduates of
West Charlotte Senior High
School are making plans
for their 16-year reunion?*
(All interested meet Sa
turday, July is, at 3 p.m. at
- the Belmont Regional
Center, 700 Parkwood Are.,
or call 332-3880 and ask for
Marian Moses Flower a.)
I finally found out about
my high school dasa re
union. The 75 class re
union of West Mecklenburg
High school will be bdd at
the Marriott on 1-77 Au
gust 14.
An Ad Hoc Committee to
Stop Forno^apfay in North
Carolina has been organ
ized. Chaired by Rev.
' . Joseph Chambers, senior
pastor of Paw Creek
Church of God in Charlotte,
the committee is an out
growth of Concerned Char
iot tea ns, a group of citi;
zens dedicated to erasing
debasing pornographic ma
terials from the communi
ty
The Ad Hoc Committee
will be involved with N.C.
legislators, the district at
torneys and law enfaree
meat ^encies. Every
church denomination will
be invited to participate as
from Rev. Chambers, he
stated: “The time has
come and our citizens are
ready to stop pornography
in the state of North
Carolina. We can no long
- or tolerate the victimiza
tion of our women and
children. Neither can we
tolerate the adcfiction of
our men to the mind
controlling, sexually stimu
lating smut being un
leashed on them.”
For more information
about Concerned Chariot
tea ns Against Pornography
« dr the Ad Hoc Committee
To Stop Pornography in
N.C., call Rev. Chambers
at 994-7191 (office).
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Other members of the Ad
Hoc Committee include
Lamarr Mooneyham, pre
sident of the Moral Ma
jority of N.C., who is co
chairman; Rob Showers,
assistant U.S. Attorney,
Raleigh; Representative
Coy Prtvette, Raleigh;
Senator Qilie Harris, Ra
leigh; Charles Hughes,
Representative from Go
vernor Martin’s office,
Raleigh; Representative
Jo Graham Foster, Ra
leigh; Senator Bill Red
man, Raleigh; and G. Leo
nard Johnson, Campbell
University School of Law,
Buies Creek.
- ; When two million coupies
are married and one mill
ion become divorced, it is
time to talk. The United
Family Services realizes
the threat to the family
structure because of the
high rate of divorce in the
United States.
The Services and the
YWCA will sponsor a aeriee
of seminars for parents and
their children on divorce
and separation.
Going through a divorce
or separation is not usually
an easy matter on the part
of the parents or children.
The series, which begins
July 16, will run for six
consecutive Tuesdays from
6:30-8:30 p.m. at the
YWCA, 300 Park Rd.,
will feature a professional
staff who are members of
the Family Life Enrich
ment division of United
Family Services.
They will lead separate
peer groups for parents
and children. Beginning
with a genera] look at the
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separation and divorce pro
cess, participants will
their specific feelings
about and understandbig of
separation and divorce in
their families.
For more information
about thesis seminars, call
Sally vander Straeten at
the United Family Services
Building, sa-MM, week
days from 8:30 a.m. until 5
p.m. The series is open to
the puhlic and the cost is
815 per family.
A grandmother is a
mother who has a second
chance.
. -“To Grandma and
& Grandpa,” edited by
. Richard and Helen Exley
(Houghton Mufflin)
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