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2 The Chronicle Saturday December 1(J, 4
held at the Fifth Street
Your child could have ubrary. We offer ^
the talent to be the future profe9sional instruction in
dancer, artist, musician, Dancei Drama, Art, Music
actor/actress or camera- (Instrumental) and Televiperson
of tomorrow. 8?on
Why not give your child This program is dethe
opportunity to explore signed with your child in
his/her talent by enrolling
mind and is available to
him/her into the "Art Is" persons 6 through 18
House sponsored by Ur- , A
ban" Arts of the Arts years of age. &-10 meet on
Council and housed at the n'
East Winston Branch Li- P^.. H-iS meet on TW
brary and T.V. classes are Thurs' & ^ 4"6
Baptist "ealth .
Aiq SfiaW Bowman Gray School ot
Medicine, it considered
L ^ ^ plana for running the faci
^ ^"-V ^ 1 . lily with a ^iuup jnatiUcC-rbut
decided against it.
7 within the next month to \ member of the Piedbenefit
Shaw. mont Health Systems
A new president has Agency has expressed an
been appointed* to the interest in the group pracumversity,
in order to deal tice idea, and is reportedly
with the financial crisis, investigating the po'ssibisaid
Dr. Butler. iity Qf funding such a
He expressed confid- ve^ure* , .
. .r* , .... County Commissioner
ence m the school s ability u
^ Mazie Woodruff opposes
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OllClW licio UvvXl 111 ii . , t l 1
i ju.? u group practice to black
nancial difficulties be- . .
fore." said Dr. Butler. p Want to 3e.
But something has al- . . ,, .
. A gregate again, she cornways
come along to rescue 4 , ?T., , .,
, Y " mented. It s a good idea
if we could get a group of
black and white doctors to
do it/'
9 Ttl ?r?lre Unfortunately a group
~ A-Pf.Cal^H.0 practice of black doctors
?- seems highly unlikely.
a j majority are over fifty.
A.WflrdS "Young black doctors
won't come to WinstonContinued
From Page 1 Salem," one physician
both government and pri- stated. "Because we don't
vate organizations. have a black hospital.
They go to Greensboro."
Reginald Glennis Mit- Dr. O.G. Hairston did
chiner, chairman of the not offer much hope for
Mechanical Enirineerinir ^? -j ?
w w uic kiuu^ {jrncuti: iue&.
Department of A&T State Most local physicians
University, received the WOuld not be interested.
North Carolina Award in hp noted, because, there
Science, for his exemplary practices are already well
dedication to both his established, and also beprofession
of mechanical cause there are not eengineering
and his pro- nough physicians to make
fession of teaching. ^0 idea workable.
C.P. Booker, chairmar
A native of Durham, Dr. of the Reynolds Health
??^=^Mitchiner?received? his? Center- Advisory- Commit'
B.S.M.E. degree from tee, stated thaTthe health
North Carolina A&T in center probably could not
1965, his M.S. degree pay enough to interest
from the University of private physicians in pracOlinois,
and his PhD. from ticing there.
Virginia Polytechnic Insti- One problem seems to
tute and State University be that the Health Center
in the area of kinematics has a large number of low
and machine design. incomepatients. Until the
facility is patronized by
Dr. Michiner is highly laf?er nu^fberJs of P^P1*
regarded by his col- who can afford to pay full
leagues for his work in scale for services the idea
"kinematics," the science does "ot seem ^asible.
of machine design, a field P * mter"
in which he has made ?ad? the ^
many imoortant contribu- that blacks who 8,8 m
tions. Most noted of his or "PPer-mcome
works are a series of leve s do not use Reynolds
papers exploring "The Health Center. Often they
Synthesis of Four-Bar Lin- Ion?er P^omze black
king Coupler Curves Us- doctors either, one physiing
Derivatives -of the cian ?- -v??
Radius Curvature-Straight HTH
Path Procedure." which
appear in Mechanism and The BIB (Better Infant
Machine Theory. Births) Program sponsored
by the March of
Beyond his research Dimes at the Reynolds
and publishing, Dr. Mit- Health Center is in dire
chiner is active in the need of infant wear and
National Society of Profes- maternity clothes. BIB is
sional Engineers, - and an incentive program to
serves as vice-chairman of encourage pregnant wornthe
American Society of en to get proper prenatal
Mechanical Engineers, care. These clothes may
Carolina Section. He is a be new or used. Please
member of several honor contact the March of
fraternities, including Al- Dimes Office at (919) 723pha
Kappa Mu, Beta Kap- 4386 or bring them to 2260
pa Chi, and Pi Tau Sigma Silas Or*?W P?rWw?v
National Mechanical En- ZT9 Hh1 1
gineering Society.
Other winners of the ^M
1977 North Carolina Award
were Reynolds Price
. - ^ _x _ - . Stop itchmq fast of external
for Literature, Joseph vaginal, rectal and other skm
Curtis ~ Sloane for Fine conditions Doctors fmct even
Arts, and Jonathan Wil- sel/(frf '^h'n5
with a special drug You can
hams, who received the now get this anti-itch drug
North Carolina Award for ingredient with no prescription
rv_Q \ r-*a a M^r+v, ,n BiCOZENE' Use only as
Fine Arts for a North directed The meo.caiiy proven
Carolinian who resides cremefor D.rWww?mr*?
outside the state. itching n
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rMTflrr**"" win n u w???>?<*g5?awJUWWUMW
p.m. at East Winston
Library and 16-18 in T V. RpaiLirPH I
meet on Mon. & Wed. AWIfUll CS J
from 3-6 p.m. at the Fifth Continued F
Street Library. Why not
give your child a chance to Contractor C .C
further hi9 knowledge and another successfu
interest in his chosen started small. In
field. For more informa- started his busir
tion and applications, you Ford car and a
may contact Mrs. An- truck," doing-all
drews at 727-2202 Mon- He now employes
day through Friday from in his business, \
2-6 p.m. or come by East few black constru<
Winston Branch Library - by the state of N
during this time.
-Erwin Cr? s 8 w o
? ' .ro?i-wra - 1TPH fw i i
j.p^aagar8^- -f
sen, and that he is consi-12.Typesetting "T" m
... machine X'H
dering running for then Persia r?]j
Printers :_
?measures - *> ; ,?any
event: 16. Shrill ci v
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One local Democrat 18. On the SSSbShB
commented: ' 'I think they 20 ? '? .1
would have given that seat 22. Tellurium; 45
to Carl Russell, if he23 Fasten agai * ?&'
hadn't had that write-in25 Spanish ? "85
campaign." 26. Fastener ?>
27. Iron metal . !
29. Annoying j
Cecil Butier noted that 30 Asyfum 7i
his support of Russell 33.Pungent
after his own defeat in the 35 ^fneg'3ables 45 lncllne
mayoral primary has pro- 36. Conifers 47. California
bably excluded him from 55 W]1y * valley
.J . . .. ? . 39. Tree 48. Gem "
party consideration. He re-40. turvy 50. Eli
thinking of running for the 44, ?? Humble
i-o, C syllable 53. Bones: anat.
seat, but has made no .
Antwtr Vo Pusxlc
decision as yet. |sl3|s|v|oTi^[TpBBj.|viaiiu
. On the subject of his NM9 i.x v 1 s 5 ?
successor, Richard Erwin y|^|^oBs'BTT
commented: 4tI feel that x|sU offal ui
since i have to iun foi~" Ljj flfcg >1V t" v
f iWoHwlvnlola a
ship,"fheT>esTffiingi?or me
to do would be to take no TjlB^[vTs" tfspBjj9 sM
part in choosing my sue- o ~a vnlFd t 3|aBBS n 3
cessor, but to wish all * * * r yfil
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TAILGATE PAR
Fun Ideas for Movable
Tki. t .1 ii . . ?
a ma luuiuau season oc ready ment of frozen v
to pack up a picnic that's perfect ed in a tangy r
for pre-game tailgate parties. easily transport*
ience with thisj winning make- For a fancy
ahead meal easily prepared the bring along ps
night before the big game. A fro- crumb cakes a
zen turkey roast makes an eco- blended melba
nomical. yet elegant main dish at home. Serve v
when topped with a cold tonnato Spiced Cider fo
sauce. A healthful accompani- warm-up.
TURKEY TONNATO
1 frozen turkey roast 1 egg yolk
(2 pounds) - ?1 teaspoon con
Vj cup chopped celery 1 (3'/4-ounce) ci
2 tablesooons rhonru?H carrrtf 1 1 ?
M ? V?MIvi * IC
V? cup frozen non-dairy creamer 1 tablespoon ca
Cook turkey roast as package directs. Chill. Combi
and non-dairy creamer in small saucepan and bring
and cook over low heat 10 minutes. Turn into blen<
smooth. In mixing bowl beat egg yolk lightly, then s
Combine with hot blended mixture, return to sa
over low heat just until mixture reaches a boil. Re
Drain tuna and turn into blender along with hot
Blend smooth. Pour into mixing bowl and stir in
capers. Cool. When turkey is cool, cut into half-inc
on serving platter and serve with cold tonnato s
servings.
(Note: Tuna iftixture makes about 1 cup 2 tablet
MARINATED VEGETABLES
1 (10-ounce) package frozen V* cup red wine
zucchini slices 1 small clove g
1 (9-ounce) package frozen pressed (% tc
artichoke hearts ^ teaspoon salt
1 (9-ounce) package frozen % teaspoon dry
Italian cut green beans % teaspoon bas
1 (8^-ounce) can garbanzos teaspoon ros4
2 tablespoons pimiento strips 14 teaspoon pap
cup oil Dash Tabaso
Cook frozen vegetables as oackaaes direct, reduci
O " * - ? ?by
one or two minutes to keep vegetables tender-c
vegetable and combine with drained garbanzos an
all remaining ingredients and pour over vegetab
Chill thoroughly, preferably overnight, stirring gent
Makes about 5 servings.
| CRUMB CAKES MELBA
1 (10-ounce) package frozen 1 tablespoon suj
peaches in syrup 1 tablespoon lei
1 (10-ounce) package frozen 1 (lO'A-ounce) p
raspberries in syrup crumb cakes,
Thaw peaches and raspberries. Place in blender ja
lemon juice and blend smooth. Split crumb cakes i
between, and on top. Serve at once. Makes 6 scrvin
per serving).
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Experience Continued From Page 1
Board of Education, the
torn Page 1 Legal Aid Society of For}.
Washington is syth County, and a former
1 businessman who president of the Citizen s
1960, Washington Coalition of Forsyth Co unless
with "only a ty. ,
wheel-by in the * Erwin s appointment to
the work himself. the Court of Appeals be- c
thirty-two workers * comes effective Jsnuary 4, 8
vhich is one of the 1978 when he is sworn in,
rtion firms licensed but in order to keep the 3
forth Carolina. seat he must run for
re-election in November,
?? ?????a which he plans to do. The c
_ m term will expire in 1984.
rdruzzle Erwin will resign his p
- ? ? ?-- seat in the General Asss
gg gg ~
* I?\ !|! pointed to serve the re- 1
^ ?I?ffB ? tott mainder of his term. - f
gLJ-JLJ_-L i_ J JFirw?p f
T | fiBp* law practice con*
n? ~1 ? tinued by his partner At
?_88? torney James A. Beaty .
?g ~ while he is serving on the r
bench. ,
? ? Memo: To \
** SS ACCORDING to a survey <
S3H _ taken by the Dell O'mo ,
jijls 1 Research Bureau . of San
"~J3 Francisco, liquors are again
the most popular Christmas
f? giving gift item. The com- L
_ I l pany listed among the favor- f
cit5 t >>a . * .. ite holiday items Drambuie,.
56. Tidv 26. For Courvoisier. Tia Maria.'
57:-Surrounds 28. Uses Peter Heering, Applejack, (
29. Buffalo Sciarada, Booths Gin, and*
DOWN 30/MusicaI Sandeman ports and sherries <
1. Unclouded instrument among the best known. ]
2. Wash lightly 31. Compressed These and other brands
3' start circle come in special Christmas '
4. Therefore 32.24 hours gift wrappings. 1
5. Pen 34. Seine ???
6. Vision 37 Skewer
organs 39. Building .
7 interweave . j^ng Compare! Dristan* Tablets .
8. window color relieve more colds 6
9. Age*1 ~ cjfr TMEtawtt^ga*" *
Mars striP
11. Depressions , RwiTiiw s ~s i
13. Greek letter 49. Judean king y ? si
19. Church 51. And so forth t pim / /_ t
passage 35. Tantalum: Pmr / /
21. Public notice chem. , ,,
TIES wo
Feasts |
Klr>nri.
marinade can be
sd if packed in a __l TO HE
dessert touch,
ickaged French AflL/VA/\/\/\A/
ind top with a i I b > a a b
sauce prepared II 3 /3 3 3 3 r
vith mugs of Hot '
r a final football : _
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I to a boil. Cover / /
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tir in cornstarch. 7?'J
lucepan and stir / I Jk
move from beat. / II
cooked mixture. J V
lemon juice and - ? t/
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auce. Makes six /
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risp. Drain each ?
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ly once or twice.
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carrier collect <
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tackage frozen -
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Early Holiday Mailing
a? *u u l4 r *.!_ assist further by shopping
As the height of the . ... , e
1Q77 . ... and mailing as early as
1977 holiday season ap- ib< f added
proaches, Postmaster P??81?le- he ttdde<1,.
John R. Schoolfield urges Customers sending
all Winston-Salem resi- 811(1
military personnel stalents
to immediately be- tioned outside of the Unipn
depositing greetings ted States and to friends
ind parcels in the mail ^ foreign countries
tream. should mail immediately.
The embargo on internat.
. . . . , - ional surface mail has
onsis en wit ocal |>een lifted due to the end
ustomer needs, Saturday q{ the dock worke?.
^W. S^r^?'Ce strike. This means surface
,r0Vlded at the maln mail to all foreign destina,:
Phe windows will be open I |
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service is committed to Building . 1C2 W. 4th .
Having all post offices St Mailing Address:
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ston-Salem,N.C.
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year," Postmaster ston-Salem, N.C.
27102.
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confidents?that holiday pCT year payable in
mail deposited unmedia- advance (N.C. sales tax
tely will be delivered, in included),
time for Christmas. Opinions expressed
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