Uov; Public Affairs Program to Prcntoro on VTVD-TV FARU WORKER WEEK PROCLAIMED t&SWasSMsfi ''a new locally . produced1 program V which will be heavily involved in the inter ests of the , ' minority community, wiD 'make its debut this Saturday , March 31 at 6:30 P.M., on WTVD-U TOGETHER, immediately following Eye witness News. Producer-Host j Lea Adams, who recently join ed &the r staff . of WTVD after serving an an assoi cate .producer at WDVM TV in Washington, DC, will interview Ms. Michele Wallace, Author . of the controversial new best seller, Black Macho and The Myth of the Super woman. Lea and Ms. Wallace will discuss items from the book such as the thought that men are afraid of women, and therefore they oppress them; along with Ijer opin ions on black men and wo men, marriage and sexual roles, and Ms. Wallace's life as a writer. "Reflections" will be a weekly presentation of WTVD, and will be seen on Saturdays at 6:30 p.m. The program will feature topics, and guests of national note, such an an upcoming interview with, national news achorman Max Robinson, as well as those of local and regional interest. "Reflections" is produced by the Public Affairs Department . of WTVD-1 1 TOGETHER. WIS Sophomoro Winner r In Essay Contest Kevin Washington, a so phomore at Hillside High School was recently chosen as the winner of an essay contest on World Peace held at the school. The contest is conducted .annual as a part of the High School World Peace Study and Speaking Program which is sponsored by the American Freedom SAssociation. The participants in the contest wrote on the topic: "Are Current U.S. Policies Leading to World Se curity?" Other participants in the contest include Steve Owens, Kenneth Washing ton, Clay Johnson and Chris Herring. During the week of April 22-25, Washington will join the winning con stants from other area chools on a Seminar tour to the United Nations, New York City and Washington, D.C. Ervinvood Youth Group Learns About Rights Of Adolescents In N.C. Youth of the Ervinwood Community heard J. Carl ton Polk, Community School Coordinator with the Durham County School System discuss the "Rights of Adolescents in the State of North Carolina, County of Durham and in the Home Environment," recently. Polk informed the youth that they did possess certain rights under the law and ex plained how the laws relate to adolescents and how they are in conflict with some existing ' state laws. He strbsed thaf 'thlse " laws were passed to ensure the protection of the youth of this state. The Ervinwood Youth Group is an organization of adolescents between the ages of twelve and seventeen who reside in or adjacent to the Ervinwood subdivision. It serves as a forum for the development of positive self-images through expres sion, leadership develop ment, cultural enrichment, awareness and social eti quette. On April 4, Dr. Y.G. Bryant will discuss "Op portunities for Minorities in the Field of Chemistry." On April 11, Ms. Joyce Grant of the Health Educa tion Division of the Depart ment of Social Services will begin a series of discussions on adolescents and sex. Any teenager in the ErvinwoodBarbee Road area is invited to attend these events. All meettn"gT' are held at 6124 Yellow stone Drive. Current officers of the group are: Charles Mc Lean, president; Kevin Nichols, vice-president ; Monica Jackson, secretary; Crystal Hilliard, treasurer. Advisors are: Barbara Nichols, Elizabeth Rollins, Catherine Debnam and Deborah Weaver. ffl Dairy 7:00-9:30 W I 'SUPERMAN it a hit...' r-yi -bona MWtrr MARLON BRANDO GENE HACHMAN Daily 7:16-8:15 Sat. & Sun 1:15-3:15-5:15-7:15-9:15 Cunt Eastwood Will TURN YOU 'Dvwnr IVincnVwVkY Cut Locks' rPaily 7:00-9:00 Sat. & Sun. 1:00-3:00-6:00-7 :00- 9:00 Doyond tho Door II NOW SK0WI3G! Daily 7:15-9:15 Sat. & Sun. 1 .-15-3:15-5:15-7:15-9:15 TRAPPED... THE ONLY WAY OUT IS UP. SAT., MARCH 31; 1979 THE CAROLINA tfr??V. S3rnVuMd to wy "that putting one's tar next toi hon'f tar would curt dtaf net. Mayor Wade L Cavin signed a proclaimation Wednesday . recognizing Farm Workers Week in Durham. This is the second year that the Week, spon sored by the National Farm Worker Ministry, has offi cially been recognized in Durham, the week has been designated "in re cognition of farm worker families , ' contributions, struggles and hope." v v During April 30 - May 6, churches, synagogues, and congregations in North Carolina will be participating in celebrations and services which focus on farmworkers and farm worker struggles. As 1979 is the Internatonal Year of the Child, emphasis will be given this year to the hardship of the migrant and farmworker child. Ms. Alice Goodfellow Davis of Durham is Chair person of Farm Worker Week. Ms. Davis is coordin ating volunteers who will contact North Carolina con gregations inviting them to Ebony Group & Co. To Present "God's Trombones" The Ebony Group and Company from Charlotte will present) "God's Trombones: Seven Negro Sermons in Verse" hy Jems Weldon Johnson as the featured entertain ment at the culmination of the 1979 Jabberwock, Delta Sigma Theta's annual scholarshipcharity fund raising event. The program will be on April 7 at 8 p.m. in the Hillside High School auditorium in Durham. The Ebony Group and Company, Charlotte's first independent Black theatrical company, was formed in Nov ember, 1975. This group was formed to provide a forum for the Black actor and meaningful, relevant theater for the Black community. Since its first production of Lonnie Elder's "Ceremonies in Dark Old Men," the group has produced, staged, and directed and performed in four teen different plays. Since 1976, the company has per formed "God's Trombones" over 30 times in churches schools, community centers, and community festivals. The latest success the company encountered was an adaptation of "Trombones" entitled "A Tribute to the Black Preacher" performed before a 2,500 capacity audience in Charlotte's Ovens Auditorium. The accolades of the audience, the press, and the Charlotte community for Jhe production surely underscores the fact that the Ebony Group has fulfilled its stated mission and is a vital cultural asset to the Black community. sponsor special ' acitivites. Last year, 21 congregations in Durham, Chapel Hill and , Raleigh particpated in- the week s events, including Watts Street Baptist Church Carter Continued from page 1 Means' Committees are also negotiating these items to .ensure an equitable VS. position and to make ne cessary changes in imple menting legislation as a result of the agreement's approval. ' One overwhelming ob stacle to Congressional ap proval is what language can it use to ensure that private industries of foreign nations purchase our domestic goods. Our international counterparts are not likely to change their procurement practices of purchasing from the lowest bidder a phil osophy to which the U.S. subscribes but cannot econ omically afford to maintain. The Administration has which held a Family Night celebrating the beginning of their Migrant Ministry Program. This year additional congregations throughout the state are being con- ' J taken a middle-of-the-road approach by requesting a threshhold which it hopes will appease the minority and . small business com munity, as well as others whose programs promote domestic purchasing. That threshhold, $180,000 -200,000 per Federal agency "included, is so arbitrarily low that almost no "includ ed agency's small and minority business set-aside program could be exempt. Said Ms. Hill, "It is apparent that the Admin istration has no intention of upholding its support of the small and minority business community when it nullifies small and minority business promotional programs even before implementing regula tions are finalized. 'This Administration appears to tacted. Requests to participate or for more information call Mrs. Davis at 489-1861. with not even the glimmer of domestic policy in sight. You don't have to borrow your neighbor's copy of THE CAROLINA TIMES Call Today 682-2913 IMPORTANT NEWS FOR BACKACHE SUFFERERS! MOMENTUM Tablets are 50 stronger than Doan's. Before you take Doan's Pills for muscular backache, remember this: MOMENTUM Tablets are 50 stronger than Doan's. That means MOMENTUM gives you 50 more pain reliever per dose to relieve backache. To reduce pain, soothe inflammation so muscles loosen-you can move more freely in minutes! There's no stronger backache medication you can buy with out a prescription than MOMENTUM Tablets. 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