DURHAM AREA LPN’S meet each 3rd Tuesday of each month at the N.C.P.N.A.
slat office on Driver St. at 7 p.ni. al! LPNs/studcnts arc urged to attend.
DURHAM CHAPTER OF NCCU ALUMNI ASSOCIATION meets every 3rd
We(ine,sday. al the Alfonso Elder Student Union on the campus of NCCU. meetings
bigin at 7:30 p.m.
DURHAM COMMITTEE on the Affairs of Black People
.SfiBCOMMITTEES ^
-Civic Committee. TBD. White Rock Baptist Church. Mrs. Cora Cole-McFadden,
diair. Co-chair Ms. Delores Rogers.
Education Committee. 7 p.m., 3rd Thursday, St. Joseph’s AME. Dr. E. Lavonia
Allison, chair. Co-chair'Ms. Anita Hammond.
-Housing Committee. 7 p.m.. 1st Wednesday. White Rock Baptist Church, Ms.
Tara L. Nichols. Co-chair Ms. Glennis Jones.
-Health Committee, 7:30 p.m., 3rd Thursday, Health Education Bldg., NCCU. Dr.
Howard Fitts, chair. Co-chair Exter Gilmore.
- Political Committee, 7 p.m., 1st Thursday, White Rock Baptist Church. Ms.
Sandra Battle, chair. Co-chair Mrs. Evelyn Lovett.
- Economic Committee, 7 p.m., 2nd Tuesday, N.C. Mutual. Ms. Vivian McCoy,
clulir. Co-chair Sherrod Banks.
- Youth Committee, 7 p.m., 2nd Wednesday, White Rock Baptist Church. Ms.
Tracy Lovett. Co-chair Mrs. Corrine Mabry.
AS NEEDED
-Legal Redress, William A. Marsh, Jr., chair. Co-chair Mrs. Finesse Couch.
-Religious and Human Affairs, Junious Jones, Chair. Co-chair Daryl E. Glenn.
FRIENDS OF BLACK CHILDREN Community Council meet every 2nd Mon
day of each month, at 6 p.m., at St. Joseph’s AME Church, 2521 Fayetteville St. 560-
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HILLSIDE HIGH CLASS MEETINGS
- 1944 meets the third Sunday of each month at 5 p.m. at The Chicken Hut on
fayetieville St.
- 1955 meets each second Sunday at 6 p.m. at the home of Sam Jordan, 528, Tug-
fle St. Cali Ms. Shirley Hester at 220-5049 or Sam Jordan at 544-6682.
- 1957 meets every third Wednesday of each month at the home of Ms Pearlie
Love Lewis. Call 544-4782, 688-5787 or 598-1398.
NAACP youth council holds its regular meeting every third Saturday, at 1
utt., al St. Joseph s AME Church, 2521 Fayetteville St. All youth are invited.
N^LIC — The North Carolina Chapter of the National Black Leadership Initiative
Lancer meets each third Wednesday at 4;30 p.m., in the Health and Science Build-
"gat North Carolina Central University. For more information call Ms, Linda Van-
wk at 286-0411 or Dr. R.S. Jackson at 560-6009.
NON PAREIL CHAPTER #648 O.E.S.-P.H.A. holds its regular business meeting
« ltie 2nd Tuesday of each month al 7:30 p.m. Classes are held every 4th Tuesday
"""Iat 7:30 p.m. al the Masonic Hall, Cook Road.
ORANGE-CHATHAM sierra club meets the second Thursday of each
will at 7:30 p.m. at the Church of Reconciliation, Elliot Rd., Chapel Hill the public
invited.
ARENTS of murdered CHILDREN (POMC) and other survivors of
"iiMe victims meets every 2nd and 4th Tuesday of each month, 7 p.m. at
wiltgate Mall, N.C. A&T Extension Office, Office Area II (next to The Curtain
I “PL parents and other survivors of murdered victims are invited to attend POMC
"self-help support group. 688-1323.
SALOME TEMPLE #704. Daughters of Elks, meet every 2nd and 4lh Monday 8
'■™- at Bull City Elks Lodge, 2311 South Alston Ave.
triangle military RETIREES CLUB - All retired military invited to
™“ipate. meets every third Sunday, 4 p.m., at Zafa Temple, Alston Ave. Info- Ervin
Iwmonds. 544-2548.
TQ BUSINESS COMPLEX Monthly Networking Session meets the first Thurs-
T'p.m., 212 Corcoran St. 956-7843.
''■EAVER MCLEAN AMERICAN LEGION POST #175 — Every 2nd and 4th
sday. 7:30 p.m., at the Legion Hut, 2110 Riddle Rd., Durham Auxiliary every 2nd
®,vat 3 p.m. al the Legion Hut. 596-5171, 682-4378 or 596-3880.
I SAB) Durham County Youth Services Advisory Board meets the third Wed-
am except during the evaluation and allocation cycle. 4:30 p.m. in
» A02 , Library of the Criminal Justice Bldg, at NCCU. Call Arnold Dennis, presi-
' 'Or more information at 560-0840.
Youth/Recn riic n
"cai'i muie^ needed as
•ity, careers, black his-
•areness. “Call the Dirr-
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RITES OF PASSAGE PROGRAM needs .
mentors for youth ages 12-16. Classes focus on ! e r,
lory, conflict resolution, violence prevention and ,
ham Business & Professional Chain at 683-1047.
NANCY’S WANNA DANCE EXPERIENCE — Y/n-
with grace? Enroll with Nancy’s Wanna Dance Experit u
Wednesday, ages 7-12, Thursday, ages 13-17; third Friday, . .
Sunday, performance ages 25 & over; 2nd and 4th Saturdays
information and locations of classes call 477-4586, 682-1279, 6
NIGHT FLIGHT BASKETBALL
Teen Express Schedule — Edison Johnson, 1st and 3rd Friday.y -' 1 p,i ,
4270; Irwin R. Holmes 2nd and 4th Fridays, 8 p.m. - 12 a.m 560-4v. ^ v
.Army Boys & Girls Club 8 p.m. to 12 a.m. 682-7842,
Night Flight Basketball — Fridays, 10 p.m. to 1 a.m. at I.R. Holmes and W.D. Mil',
and Edison Johnson Recreation Centers for youth 12-18. Youth are encouraged to
bring their fathers or big brothers to come and play basketbaU with them.
For more information call Bobby Moore at 560-4292.
BIMBE’ CULTURAL ARTS FESTIVAL will be hGd May 23, 2 to 10 p.m. at
Histone Durham Athletic Park. Entertainment will ine'i.Te gospel, jazz, and rhythm
and blues. Scheduled artists include Brass Constru Even Cornelius, the Jazz
Crusaders, Chuck Davis and King Ayola. For entertainment or sponsorship call
Gaston Patterson, 560-4355 ext. 223 or becoming a vendor, 560-4335 ext. 335.
Volunteers
THE VOLUNTEER CENTER OF DURHAM
• Transport ambulatory cancer patients to and from treatment facilities as needed for
2-3 hours weekdays. Training is provided.
• Do data using Windows 95 and Excel as well as other office tasks in preparation
for fall’s CenterFest, for 3 hours or so any weekday until 9 p.m.
• Visit a young man with developmental disabilities who needs someone just ,to talk
to twice a month or so, any day and any lime.
• Match readers with books they will enjoy for couple of hours any Monday
through Saturday at a local library.
• Advocate tor abused or neglected children by conducting objective investigations
on behalf ot the alleged victim and making recommendations to the court.
136 E. Chapel Hill St. For more information call 688-8977.
RED CROSS SEEKS VOLUNTEER drivers and dispatchers for its Transporta
tion Program. The Red cross provides vital transportation to medical appointments for
community residents. Drivers will use Red Cross cars and training is provided. Dis
patchers will take incoming calls regarding appointments and dispatch drivers ap
propriately. For more information call Ms. Peggy Sanford al 489-6541.
The name yWary means “bitter.”^
The steam hammer was invented .in 1839 by Scottish ennin
James Nasmyth.
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