tTHE CAXdtlNA TIMES
SAT , DECEMBER 15 1979
BYETTEVILLE
HAPPENINGS
By Mrs. T.H. Kinney
Tbe Zeta Phi Beta Sorority opened its Stork's Nest
during the weekend. It is located at 121 Donaldson
Street. SordrHy members, guests and friends have been
collecting foseveral months. The store was dedicated
Sunday past at the First Baptist Church and the ribbon
cutting ceremony was held at the Stork's nest. National,
state and local Zeta officials were in attendance as well
as city and county officials. The Stork's Nest is a non
profit redistribution center where welfare and working
expectant mothers can get needed maternity and infant
clothing for a small price. All customers must be refer
red by a hospital, clinic, health center or social service
agency. We salute the Zetas Stork's Nest! There are 61
other Stork's Nest shops across the United States.
The Association of Classroom Teachers, North
Carolina Association of Educators selected Mrs. Helen
Pierce the 1979 Teacher of the Year for the Fayetteville
City Schools.
Christmas Hints
Take it easy on your anatomy during the holiday
shopping. Don't throw your back out of tilt by carrying
loo many heavy packages.
Book flights early and don't carry your whole check
book.
Foreclosed Famflios Get Second Chance
About 25,000 families
whose FHA-insured home
mortgages were foreclos
ed, or are in the process of
being foreclosed, have un
til December 18, 1979, to
contact the department of
Housing and Urban
Development asking
reconsideration of their
mortgage assignment re
quest pursuant to a court
approved settlement order
signed on November 8,
1979.
A mortgage assignment
is a procedure designed to
protect FHA-insured
homeowners threatened
by foreclosure due to cir
cumstances beyond their
control, such as job loss or
a death or illness in the
family. When a request
for mortgage assignment
is accepted, HUD pays the
lender the insured balance
of ihe loan, takes over the
mortgage and adjusts the
mortgage payments for a
period of lime until the
homeowners can resume
their financial obligations.
Under the. settlement
provisions of Ferrell " V.
Landrieu No. 73 c 344
(N.D. 111.) the 25,000
families whose assignment
requests were rejected by
HUD between May 17,
1976, and January 31,
1979, are now eligible for
reconsideration.
Eligible families, in
cluding those who have
already lost their homes,
should contact either the
HUD office nearest to
where the property is
located, a counseling
agency or an attorney.
HUD also is making an ef
fort to contact the
homeowners by mail.
Additional homeowners
who are eligible to request
assignment during the
stipulated period can
demonstrate their failure
to make a request was due
to the lenders non
compliance with assign
ment procedures and
regulations or for other
"good cause" have eight
months to request a
review.
As part of its efforts to
give these families a se
cond chance HUD has re
quested a temporary
moratorium through
January 18, 1980, on all
foreclosures, deeds-in-lieu
Chavis
Continued from Front
Generation Act which
provides "certain essential
services to families with
children." The Act em
phasizes health care, but
also involves identifying
learning disabilities, Lee
said. The Act thus far has
not been overwhelmingly
received, which Lee at
tributed to misrepresenta
tion in the media.
The main issue of 1980,
Lee predicted, will be of
technology. North Caroli
nians, he said, may see the
development of the elec
tric car, solar energy,
nuclear plants and an em
phasis on the use of wood,
which is abundant in
North Carolina, as an
energy source.
Of he Iranian crisis, Lee
or related eviction activity
by lenders against
homeowners who may be
eligible for reprocessing of
their assignment request.
said it is "a difficult pro
blem that can take us off
in many directions." he
added what happens in
Ifan is not too far from
Durham. . ."leadership at
all levels can make a dif
ference. Lee said he is sup
porting President James
Carter for re-election.
IN NEW LOCATION
The main office of Cen
tral Carolina Legal Services,
Inc., (CCLS) will be moved
on December 15 to the
Guilford Building, Suite 801
301 South Elm Street,
Greensboro, NC 27401. The
telephone number for CCLS
remains the same.
CCLS provides free legal
assistance to low-income
persons in Guilford, Ran
dolph, Rockingham, David
son, Rowan and Montgom
ery counties.
Louise Martin
i.-'1 1
if.
Introducing
The New
Reformer
Perms
Tired Of The Same Old Look? Let
Louise Martin Give You A Fresh New
One. Try Our Special Difference
Perni. Reg. $50.00 Now $40.00.
Call for an appointment now at
493-4309
Styling Salon
Use Wards Charg-all.
Upper level Rear Entrance
South Square Mall 493.3511, Ch. Hill 9674800
Don'i carry all of your credit cards and watch your
. purse or shoulder bag
Many enjoyed the program at Fayeiteville State
University On Sunday past. The program really
represented the traditional Christmas spirit.
The music department of the Edgewood Middle
School presented the Christmas music at the school's
regular PTA meeting on Tuesday in the mini-theater.
The District 6 meeting of the North Carolina Student
Academy of Science held its meeting Saturday past at
Reid Ross High School from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Professors-
from Fayetteville State University presented
presentations of research on various topics.
"The Twelve Days of Christmas in Historic
KenansvilUr" can be enjoyed beginning December 12
with church bells and chimes ringing in the yuletide
season. A program of staged readings titled "A
Christmas Memory" will be conducted.
Funeral services were held for William J. McDougal
on Sunday past. McDougal resided at 1218 North Street
Extension. Sympathy is extended to his five daughters,
two sons and three sisters
FuneraJ services for Cleo "SonV Kurvin, 64, of 444
Washington Drive were conducted Sunday past. Sym
pathy is extended to his daughter, Mrs. Voncell Jackson
of San Mateo, California, his sister, Mrs. Bertha Allen
oT Durham and two brothers, LaMart of Fayetteville
and Joe of Ports, Virginia.
Rudolpn McLean, 69, of Rex was funeraiized at 2
p.m. Saturday past at New Bethel Baptist Church. Sym
pathy is extended to the members of his family.
Sympathy is extended to the family of Joshua
Thompson, 79", of 516 Lamon Street who was funeraiiz
ed Thursday past at Friendship Baptist Church.
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By SJDONIi: JKFFURS . , 4 JS ' S$
Blur " " T
The Hillside Varsity Basketball leu in is off lo a good"'
slur I 1 1) is year wild a record of 2-2. Our first game was
Tuesday, Mou'inhcr 24 when we defeated K.K. Smith
62-59. In subsequent games, we defeated Reid Ross
69-58 and were defeated by Danville 77-60 and Raleigh
llroughloii 68-65.
Coach l.eondrus Williams is confident about this
basketball season. When I usl.ed him how he fell about
this season he replied, "We will win a fewt we loose a
few, hiil I nan confidence in our team."
Hillside High -School sponsored a hook fair on
December 3-7. The N.C News Agency supplied Ihe
hooks lor Ihe fair. The purpose ol Ihe book lair is lo ex
pose students lo hooks. I.uth liuglish teacher arranged
I heir schedule so dial each student could see Ihe hook
display. When asked ahoul Ihe book lair, Doug Smith a
sophomore replied, "ll is Ihe firsl lime I luiu seen il al a
high school, I hey have a good selection of hooks al low
prices. '
Hillsido High School
Honor Roll
November 29. 1979
The following' students al Hillside
Higij School- were listed on the
Hon-jr Roll, for the third Six weeks,
dceordmq lo John'H Lucas. Prin
cipal Seniors Jom Mai lean Alston.
Mark Chines Armilage. Christopher
Mark Bass Dmah Suanne Blake.
Margaret Aoemethy Bowden. Penny
UDoms Brown. Paula Anita Bryant.
Sheiia Arm Butler. Shelia DeVore
Canmcnaei. Kimberly Lavetle Car- '
mon Juanejta Cole. Robin Yolandra
Curtis Gail Elveda Dalton. Cornelia
Demse Oaye. Pearl Lynelte Ed
wards Valieanne Estes. Kelly Lee
Ferrell Milton Steven Fields.
William Edwards Franklin. Alice
Evelyn Ghirardelli. Ivan Harretl.
Sonya Harrington. Snelvette Herbin.
Oliver Hodge. Angela Johnson.
Deborah Johnson. Kimberlee
Johnson. Anthony Wayne Lassiter.
Vincent Lawrence . John Perry . Carol
Own. Jamie Richardson. Teresa
Reed. Pamela Ross. Janna Sell.
Shenrta lynn Webb. Margaret Rose
r Wilbur. Annette Joyce Wilson.
Juniors: Lester Bass. Kimberly
. Battle. Charles Belk. Kevin Bell.
Mtnan Blalock. Patricia Ann Bobo.
- Nyoika. Booth. Laura Bridgets.
; Katherine Channmg. Sandra Cle
1 mentl Donna Cooper. Elijah Fisher.
; Angela Tanita Hinton, James Ed
ward, InooW. ingrj Yvette Long.
?, Jewel Marsh.. Gtenda McAllister.
Scott Bradley Owen, Steve Phillip
Owen. Bonita Mecheal Page, Emily
Ann Page. Sarah Lauren Palmer
Joylnn Seay. Thomas Stilh. Ella
Rosanna Thomas. Lawrence Howell
Thompson. Kevin Adam
Washington. Jacqueline Elaine
White
Sophomores John Brooks Ar
mitage. Lafayette Mario Brown. An
dra Elena Carlton. Paula Regina Buf
laloe. Stephanie .Patrice Fisher.
Mary Elizabeth Fleming. Gary
Thomas Franklin. Thomas George
Ghirardelli. Jo-Ann Gibson. Alicia
Mane Graham. Amelia Michele
Graham. Deidre Therese Guion.
Sabrina Ann Hmton. Noble Clay
Johnson. Kimberly Hope Jordon.
Kelley McCorkle. Kanlin Molt: Wan
da Lisa Robinson. Barbara Brill
Smith. Lisa Lenae Smith. Anne
Catherine Strandberg. Mark An
thony Shaw. Arnold Meheteni Tharr
ington. Tricia Lynn Townes. April
Whelchel. Beth Wilson.
Freshmen: Christopher Adams.
Whitney Barnes. Tim Cook. Jac
queline Eline Ford. Leonard
Sylvester Graham. Willie Kent
Guion. Rhonda King. Felicia Lind
sey. Debra King. Vincent McCray,
Jarvis Lamont Morgan. Bryan Allen
Owen. Derek Morris Parker.
Michelle Renee Parker. Jill Caroline
Potter. Steve Rochelle. Cynthia
Throckmorton. La'Nar Sturgis.
DeMorris Tucker. Kenyetta Lynne
Whelchel. Saroya Lynette Webb.
Kim Yvette Webb..
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