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t-TKECAROLKATUIB sat..fqruati,issi Xibrary Science School Launches Project North Carolina Central University's School of Library Science is wat ching with special interest a new experiment at Athens Senior High School in Rakigtf. The library opened the school as Athens Com munity Library, operating simultaneously as a school library and as a public library. Funding comes from the Wake County Schools, the City of Raleigh, and Wake County. The ' combination library is the first in an ur ban community in North Carolina. A similar ar rangement has worked well in rural community in Eastern North Carolina. "We can't claim to be the first itf the state, but we are the first in an urban setting,,' says Ms. Geraldine McCall, who will be coordinator the overall program. Dr Annette L. Phinazee, dean of the NCCU library school, ex plained the university's special interest by noting Subscribe To The Carolina Times Call Today 682-2913 that both Ms. McCall and .Ms. JoAnn Yarborough ' are graduates of ' the NCCU School of Library Science. ' Ms.- Yarborough will be responsible for the library's services to the general public. Ms. Fay Jones, a graduate of the UNC library school, will have responsibility for school library services. Mrs. Jones and Ms. Mc Call are employed by the Wake County School System! Dr. . Phinazee ' said, "This combination of a school and public library is unusual, but it is one that citizens keep wanting to see using unused school space, keeping families together, saving money." The one professional and two para-professional positions created by the non-school budget permit the library to serve the public and the schools six days a week. Citizens will be discouraged from use pf the library on Fridays, when the staff is the smallest, but the library will be open for general use at nine each weekday morning and from 1 to 5 p.m. each Sunday. Closing hours on weekdays will vary. n - )'4 1 m V Nobel Prize Winning i : Physicist A&T Keynoter Quiz Bowl GREENSBORO-Dr. Phillip W. Anderson, who shared the 1977 Nobd Prize in Physics, will be a guest of the A&T School of Engineering on ' Wednesday, February 25. Anderson is expected to meet informally with ad ministrators, teachers and students and present a public talk in the evening in Merrick Hall, in con junction with the universi ty's observance of Na tional Engineer's Week: Anderson shared the Nobel Prize from the 'Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences with John H. Van Vleck of Harvard University and Sir Nevill Mott of Cambridge in England. Anderson's visit to A&T is being sponsored by the Bell Labs of Mur ray, New Jersey. The three prize winners are theoreti cians within the field of solid-state physics, the branch of physics which ' lies behind current technical developments, particularly in electronics. Anderson's work has resulted in a better understanding of why cer tain atoms such as iron are magnetic when dissolved in non-magnetic host metals and why other that might be expected' to magnetic are not. f; ;f Anderson joined Bell Labs technical staff in 1949, and worked in the field of theortkal physics, concentrating mainly on studies of solid-state materials. He is a fellow of the American Physical Society and a member of the Physical Society of Japan, Phi Beta Kappa and Sigma Xi. He received "the Oliver Buckley prize of the Academy of Science at Gottingen in 1975 and the Dannie Heineman Prize of the Academy of Sciences at Gottingen in 1975. Wcsnan's World: Bridgstender Mrs Marv HIB-Vtencsnt looks out from the bridge tower while operating the controls that . 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Kellogg (Continued From Front) Edley. "The colleges that participate in the Kellogg program are going to be better equipped to handle their resources and academic programs and to move forward, with great purpose, into the 2.1st cen tury." In 1930, breakfast cereal pioneer W. K. Kellogg contributed $45 million in personal wealth to establish the Kellogg Foundation. Using in come from that bequest, the Foundation has made grants over the past five decades of more than $530 million in the areas of health; education, and agriculture. : 73 H.nt'sw'1 Deiiibcrats f ' (Continued From Front) representatives of Precinct No. 10, Whined School, whose next precinct meeting will be held at Mount Vernon Baptist Church at 1007 S. Rox boro Street. All precinct meetings across Durham will be held March 26, 8 p.m., at their designated locations. The treasurer reported total contributions of $4,125.31 and total expen ditures of $4,143.98. Below is an official vote count certified by the Durham County Board of Elections. It is based on the numbers of votes cast for Jim Hunt in the 1980 gubernatorial election. However, the figures are subject to slight change due to reporting pro cedures. The total votes cast in Durham:' : not cnuntinc i absentee votes is 33,391. The means 668 votes for our 44 . precincts. The breakdown based on votes cast is as follows: I.Brogden Jr. High 2. Watts St. School I 3. E.K.Powe School I 4. West Durham S. Friends Mig House 6. Ukewood School 7. Durham H.S. 8. Morehead School 9. Forest Hills 10. Whitted School 11. Hillside School 12. Pearson School 13. Burton School 14. Y.E. Smith Sch. 0P1 Photo Health (Conluiued From Front) Sciences; and Ms. Zoe Clayson of the School of Hygiene and Public Health, John Hopkins University. For more information, contact William Small, assistant dean of the School of Public Health, 140 Rosenau Hall 201 H, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, 919-966-4152. CHAPEL HILL-Dr. ; Eden Naby Frye, Associate at the Center for Middle Eastern Studies, Harvard University, will give a public lecture on the Middle East on Monday evening, February 23 at Chapel Hill High School. Time of the lecture is 7:30 p.m. and the public is in vited. The speaker, a native of the Middle East and a noted scholar on that area, recently accompani ed TV reporter Dan Rather of CBS on his trip to Afghanistan. The speaker's special in terests are: modern history, with emphasis on the Turko-Iranian world; the people and cultures of different ethnic groups in the Middle East; and the ideology of Islam and Marx. Mrs. Frye's visit to Chapel Hill is for the pur pose of conducting two daytime seminars at the . High School for members of the faculty. These meetings have been made possible by a grant receiv-. ed by the School from the National Humanities Faculty. Chapel Hill High was one of 15 U.S. schools awarded $25,000 grants by NHF. .. The Civic Committee of the Durham Committee oa the Affairs of Black People will sponsor the Second Annual BLACK HISTORY QUIZ BOWL. The Quiz- Bowl,, to; be modeled after the popular College Bowl, will feature high school students who wUl compete by answering questions ; , on . Black History. AU I high high schools located in the City and County of Durham (including Durham Academy and the school of Math & Science) have been invited to field teams. The Quiz Bowl will be held as a culminating event for Black History Month on Sunday, February 22, 1981, at 3:00 p.m., at the Hillside High School auditorium, the Hillside High school team won the 1980 competition. The public is invited to attend. There is no admis sions charge; Legal Notice NORTH CAROLINA DURHAM COUNTY NOTICE TO CREDITORS -HAVING QUALIFIED as Ad- mlnlelralriv nt -th FctalU III UK Blanch Johns Noel, late of Durham County, North Carolina, this Is to notify all persons having claims against the estate ol the deceased, to exhibit them to the undersigned at 1007 South Plum Street, Durham, -North Carolina, on or before the 10th day of August 1981, or this notice will be pleaded in bar of their recovery. All persons indebted to the estate wiH please make im mediate payment. This 10th day of February. 1981. Mrs. Minerva W.Evans Administratrix Estate of Mrs. Blanch Johns Noel 1007 S. Plum St. Durham, N. C. 27701 PUBLICATION DATES: The Carolina Times Feb. 21. 28, March 7, 14, 1981 mmkLeagett save 20 10 14 7 17 26 18 10 10 12 10 20 13 26 9 15. Holton Jr High 12 16. Salvation Army S 17. Fuller School 6 18.HollowaySt.Sch. 22 19. Moose Lodge 6 20. N.Durham Sch. IS 21. Club Blvd Sch. 16 22. Bragtown Sch. 16 23. Holt School 30, 24.HillandaleSch. 20 25. Northern H.S. 25 26. Ruritan Club 3 27. Bacon Fell. Hall 2 28. Mangura School 3 29. Gorman Ruritan 24 30. Oak Grove Sch. II 31,BethesdaSch. 10 32.NealJr.Hish 6 33. Nelson Club Hs. 4 34. Pearsontown Sch. 13 33. Parkwood School 32 36. Hope Valley Sch. 27 37.FireSta.10 22 38. Jordan Hiah 17 39.FireSta.6 . 24 40.Rogers-HerrSch. 13 41. Masonic Lodge 14 42. Shepard Jr. High 17 43. White Cross 13 44. Carrington Jr. High 1 32 TOTAL 668 The next County Con vention will be held at noon on April 25, at the Rogers Herr Junior High School on Cornwallis Road. THURSDAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAY our best-selling curtains, draperies, window treatments State Pride "Old Salem" priscilla. Beige, white. 80 x 84" I. reg. $17 13.60 save 20! Breneman room darkening and light filtering selected window shades. State Pride "Cheyenne" textured cotton tier; fringe. 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