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ill!! -' - ' "1 - " (i : 'L ' ' i - - i j I 1 ) , !l ii. ' J ' I I- I'd. II l "W iff fs: 'kfc 'Mr i ,-: , " fc V If V-w-r - ... Vl A ... .... . I, SjSL, I " i ? ' Ait 1 s I w-r f m-n oiiii- Mia Mm' ri'iiii-rV' Trr " ' Aimiwi if mtT thM nriiniiiiinTiinnniinnnnnnnnooopQoiLjoi Hows Stcr!:j;Dy- I1CCU St:d:a j " Cras. CIC DEMANDING ROLE UNDATED-Cicely Tyson finds that the title role in "The Autobiography of Miss Jane Pitt man," television special based on a novel, is a demanding one off camera as well as on. Playing a former slave who lives to participate in the birth of the civil rights movement, Miss Tyson is seen at various ages from the early twenties to 110. $ornay,she being made up for her scenes as the aged wonfow made up and toned. Eyebrow and fc&aMlr Tyson' i receding" hair ling Knfl a gray wig completed the transformation. The special is to be presented on the CBS Television Network on Thursday. January' Hi. from 9 to 11 p.m. ilililliilBlil f)v. ''f f : f Hi''.--"' ,-. xy.1 LEARNED TIMEKEEPING AT EASTMAN-ROCHESTER, N.Y CleU Glenn, a junior at Florida A&M University, learned about operations involving timekeeping while working under Eastman KodakCompahy cooperative education program. At Kodak Apparatus Division, the company's manufacturing center for photographic .equipment, she keypunched, transmitted, and audited data related to number of hours worked and quantity of work produced by manufacturing personnel. During her first assignment, Miss Glenn also gained experience in auditing the Information put on tape. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Devurn H. Glenn, 2608 Pottsdamer St., Tallahassee, Fla. - " " ! ? ! , ' ' ' . 'f ' ' X CAMPUS REVIVAL AT NCCU SET BY Sarah Person; 'V: . ' - A Campus Revival sponsored by the Pentecostal Fellowship of North Carolina Central University will begin Sunday, January 27, at 11:00 a.m. in BJi. Duke Auditorium. " The revival will last from January 27-Febraury 2. The theme is "Power to Spare-No Energy Crisis in Jesus." Services will begin each night at 7 p.m. in the Alfonso Elder Student Unioja "The Rev. Mrs. Dorothy Best of Fiyetteville will be the speaker Sunday morning and the Pentecostal Fellowship Choir will sing. Other speakers and choirs include: Monday, Rev. John Bradley, Wilmington, N.C. and the Mt. Calvary Holy Church Young Adult Choir of Durham, Tuesday, St. Augustine Gospel Choir, Raleigh, Wednesday, Ms. Cohens, Edne, N.C. and the Gospel Lights & St. Marian Choir, Thursday Rev. David Maasey, Chapel HiU, N.C. and the Black Ensemble of Chapel Hill, Friday, Evangelist Mary Tilghman, Washington, D.C. and the Ambassadors for Christ, Winston Salem, Saturday, Evangelist Mary Tilghman, Pentecostal Fellowship Choir. Evangelist Mary Tilghman will conduct a workshop of Bible discussions and choir rehearsals each afternoon at 5 p.m. in room 108 of the Find Arts Building. The public is. Invited to attend the revival services and participate in the workshops. RECREATION PROGRAMS EASE PAINS OF WINTER Boredom and mischief for the winter is no longer a problem for some children and adults here In Durham. Recreation programs, including Karate, cheerleading, creative dancing, and arts and crafts, are being provided for ten weeks at the, Walltown, T.A., Grady, and JLyon Park recreation centers. A free course, in income tax filing Is even being offered to adults from five to six o'clock on Tuesday nights. "The main purpose for these recreational activities," says director Carl Washington of Durham, "is to expose adults and children to programs not only for fun and leisure but for experience, knowledge, sportsmanship, and brotherhood." The karate class is for beginners, pre-teens, teenagers, and adults, ranging in age from 13 to 58. Creative dancing Is for children under 13. Fundamentals of cheerleading is for girls aged 12 to 16. Washington says attendance and response have been very good so far. NEED VOLUNTEERS SAYS PRISON CHIEF Mrs. Juanita Baker, Black Superintendent of the North Carolina Correctional Center for Women, spoke to the Criminal Justice Club of North Carolina Central University Monday, January 21. Mrs. Baker made a plea for more student involvement in the volunteer programs at the correctional center in Raleigh. Mrs. Baker stated that there is currently a community volunteer program in which women and married couples may sponsor an inmate on week-ends and holidays. The in-unit volunteer program; "allows men and women to work within the unit and conduct various 4 "CAN 1 CARPOOL WITH MY TEACHER?" STUDENT WONDERS, GREENSBORO Students from Northeast Junior ' High School In Greensboro had plenty of . questions for a morning seminar on transportation conducted by the North Carolina A&T .State University Transportation '. Institute last Friday. "If our teacher riues by our house, shouldn't we ride with. her?"Queerled one youngster as the discussion about todays varied transportation "problems prompted hit a lively exchange according to George L. Amedee, professor at A&T. "The institute tries to inform the community whenever possible, and we were quite impressed by the teenagers sophistication-they don't take everything you say for granted." They . will appear in the Mardl ' Gras from Febraury . 21 through the $24tht if they can raise another $6,000. ' The 114-member band, led by drum major Jeffery 'Lawrence and head majorette Pam Stanback, is directed by Mr, Clark Edgerton Jr. Mr. Edgerton has been the director of the band for the last 6 years and has taught band in the Durham City Schools for 9 years. This is the first time that Mr. Edgerton has taken a band to the Mardl Gras, and this Is the first time in the history of Hillside that its band has participated in a festivity of this kind. All of the students in the 'band and Mr. Edgerton have 6een working extremely hard to prepare themselves for the trip. In preparation for the trip they have been trying to raise $9,000 to for accommodations. So far they have reached the goal of approximately $3,000. They are asking all in the community to make contributions. "If the goal Isn't reach, reported Mr. Edgerton," each member would have to pay $90, which is Impossible for some. As a result, the trip will not be made." Some of the activities in which they have engaged to raise money are dances, talent shows, dinners basketball games, and massive contributions from the community. Dedicated volunteers are needed to help the four hundred women in the institution, she said. According, to Mrs. Baker the ages , of the Inmates range from sixteen to over seventy years. Volunteers, who are screened for eligibility, are selected and matched according to ages and Interests; HILLSIDE BAND INVITED TO MARDI GRAS FETE The Hillside High School marching band have been Invited to participate In the 1974 New Orleans Mardl MRS. BAKER SPEAKS CORRECTION JOBS OF Mrs. Juanita Baker, the first Black female to be superintendent of a correction center in North Carolina, spoke for the Criminal Justice Club at North Carolina Central University Monday, January 21. Presently she is administrator at North Carolina Correctional Center for women in Raleigh. Mrs. Baker said the future Jot blacks in criminal justice Is bright, but there are not enough blacks interested in the system, especially as administrators. She also said that there are a number of administrative positions with salaries ranging from $10,000 -$15,000. Program assistants such as teachers, psychologists, social workers, business administrators, and secretaries were also mentioned. Our Health by C H. Tracy, M. D. My mother and I are both cross-eyed. Will my children be? Is there any treatment for 1st In most cases, cross-eyes, or strabismus, is Inherited. It la generally caused by excessive contraction of one of the mus cles which moves the eyeball. When strabismus occurs in the first or second year of lite, it is feneraUy the result of ab normal functioning of the "fa alon center" In the brain. There are actually two types of cross eyes: convergent strabismus, where the eye turns In, usually associated with farsightedness; divergent strabismus, where the eye turns out, is associ ated wtth riearslghtedneu. Eyes: that turn In are easier to treat. Fifty to 60 per cent of c roes-eye can be cured with out surgery. Most essential in the treatment Is wearing the proper glasses and following the eye exercise program pre scribed by an ophthalmologist. It is important to start treat ment early in a child's life, as soon as the condition is dis covered. Chances for favorable results decrease considerably the longer it persists untreated. If after wearing eyeglasses, the strabismus has not improved, surgery is usually indicated. Overcoming cross-eyes by sur gical procedure la certain. lull and have a common teenage problem . . . acne. What causes It and la there i anything I can do about It? Acne is seen so often among adolescents and young adults, it's almost "normal." At this stage of your development, your body Is constantly chang- .'-' -V ;,, 'S - ?.K' 1 - J ' 1 lis f ' s5 -lSSSiifeS: lii-iiiiiifsll 'M f A iifeliiiii: mmMm iPpf' ,llliiiSiliill im$$MMm Wmt . --a mtMmmi- -' " - rs ' v' THOUSANDS OF SIGNATURES CHICAGO, Congressman Ralph Metcalfe (L) looks at 20-yard-long scroll with thousands of signatures without addresses calling for President Nixon's impeachment. Most of the signatures were collected in Chicago's Hyde Park and Kenwood neighborhoods, Metcalfe's congressional district. ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE Having qualified as administrator of the estate of Katie Malloy Davis, deceased, late of Durham County, North Carolina, this Is to notify all persons having claims against the estate of said deceased to exhibit them to the undersigned at 3137 Fayetteville Street. Durham, N.C. 27707 or or before the 26th day of July, 1974 or this notice will De pleaded In bar of their recovery. All persons indebted to said estate will olease make f; immediate payment. . This 26th day or January, 1974. Elijah I Fisher, HI Administrator of the estate . v ' I v . mviivj urn B, V deceased. r" Carolina Times Jan. 26. ing and growing. The change of hormone secretions affects the function of the skin, and this can result in the appear ance of pimples or blackheads. Proper diet, fresh air and an abundance of exercise is an im portant part of a conscientious skin care program. Daily use of a medicated skin cleanser such as Fostex is beneficial as a cleansing agent for the treat ment of pimples and blemish es. To conceal, pimples and blackheads, try using a medi cated lotion such as Fostril. It's flesh-toned to blend in with your skin while it helps com bat skin blemishes associated with acne. f ALCOHOL (Continued From Front Page) parents by means of persoanl example and discussion, can provide the kind of guidance that "allows teenagers, and children, too, to learn about alcohol postively without prejudice, in terms that will enable them to judge' for themselves what is best to do and then to do it. "The Lessons for young people are plain: If you drink, drink for pleasure, not to show off. Let alcohol be a part of your enjoyment of food, people, and other good things, don't drink alone and hastily, or out of anger against your parents or the rest of the world. Don't admire quantity consumption; it is not a contest worth winning." THE NEW ALCOHOLICS: TEENAGERS is No. 499 in the Public Affairs Pamphlet series, now in its 38th year. The series Includes many other helpful titles in the areas of health and mental health, family relations, drug and alcohol abuse, social and economic problems. All pamphlets are 35 cents each; a list is available upon request. INCOME TAX COURSE AT DURHAM COLLEGE SPECIAL SHORT COURSE IN EVENING CALL 688-3893 DURHAM, N. C. I I - i 230Go 1 V1. Just squeeze one lemon. add u teaspoon of fine sugar. and 1 ' : ounces of 7 Crown. Shake it with iee. dress it with an orange slice and a cherry, and you've got it made. Seagram's 7 Crown. It's America's favorite. Win KHIM ; IUM tUGKtS OUTllUSS COMPHKf, N i C V(iCM M -i cUSO M fW. u D 0 0 0 1 1 a D D a D D D D e o D 0 THE NATIONAL ALUMNI ASSOCIATION OF SHAW U. ATTEMPTS TO LOCATE ALL ALUMNI. Please supply the information requested below, and ask others to do the same. NAME.. .... ADDRESS CITY 5TATE. CODE . SEND TO: Miss Almena E. Nunn, National Alumni Secretary, 2112 Lyndhurst Drive Raleigh, North Carolina 27610 Your Cooperation is appreciated. Vernon Clark, National President THE NATIONAL ALUMNI 'ASSOCIATION OF SHAW U. AiiCMria iu LUIAIE, ALL ALUMNL Please supply the information requested bejow, and ask others to do the same. NAME.... ADDRESS. ... , CITY STATE. .CODE..., llltMHMMMMHtMl SEND TO: Miss Almena E. Nunn, National Alumni Secretary, 2112 Lyndhurst Drive Raleigh, North Carolina 27610 Your Cooperation is appreciated. Yernon Clark, National President . . . D D 0 B D 0 D D D D D D L- idwt-r p;
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