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I Care Seeks j
Fourth Site ;
I Care, Inc. has three state regulations, . arran- ^
sites for 'nutritional pro- King guided tours, trans- g
~IbrttTF^Fr^Oiie pbtTlRISffrg^'
l\w, M^ -Smnn vf^tr^-iiTmr^
supervision of Mrs. Sher- "I feel that the nutritional ^
ry Blair Smith at the program has been helped
- ?4-*?v- im*bn ^
Mrs. Smith has been a under the direction of
supervisor for approxima- .Tnhn Hnldsrlnw Also T
tely three years. Some of have great, anticipation
her responsibilities are to and high hopes for still 1
make sure food meets another site."
Statesville Hosts
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Gospel Awards 7^
The First Annual 1978 best is right next door,"
Gospel Music Award Pro- Graham says. This came
gram was the best?in true when our very ^)wir
Gospel music to ever come Revelations took first"
to the Statesville area. place award, followed by
"It was a one-hundred The Carolettes, then The j
_lpercent success^'' says Travelers for Jesus of i
Host Elder Michael Gra- Charlotte, all under con- *
ham, a native of "The temporary gospel. Quartet *
Chocolate City," Wasfv- winners in order were: *
?- injrton. B.C.?Graham The Gospel Trumpets,
==ir_: says; even now, himself?The Soul Seekers, and the a
and others feel as though Gospel Crusaders of
it was a dream. Most of Statesville^-Graham says,?
all, this will pave way for ''If this city is a place of
other programs that are progress, we've got to
still on the blackboard. work with-our own so we
can grow together. Even .
"I'm very happy to be though I'm young, I don't
able to show off our local l^ke generation gaps.'' ^
black talent .^ Sometime 3 ^'Thanks to all my well ,
we want to go all the way wishers and local suppor- .
to West Halifax, when the ters," concluded Graham.
Twins Squeak
By W-S Tigers <
In Winston-Salem Se- the fifth inning, stretching-?
mi-Pro Baseball teaser" their-lead-to-5-2t^; j
action this weekend/"the In the sixth inning, the Q
Statesville Twins edged W/S Tigers made one last 1
out the Winston-Salem Ti- attempt to overcome the v
gers by a score of 6-4. Twins lead. However, the ^
The Tigers broke out on Tigers came out on the 1
the top with one run in the short end, only picking up 1
top of the first inning, two runs. ? r
Bouncing back, the Twins The Twins added an *
scored four runs on 5 hits insurance run m the
in_the bottom of the first bottom of the sixth inning, ?
inning. making the final score 6-4.
Defense and good pitch- Leading hitters for the
ing marked the next few Twins were Haiwassi
innings as neither team Odom with three hits and
was able to score. Randolph Stevenson with
It wasn t until the a triple. Marvin Speaks
fourth inning that the picked up his third win of
inston-Salem Tigers the season with the loss
picked up another run, going to K.Mix. Outstan_JBM?ng
the score 4-2, ding defense perform anTwins
^ . . .
# ces were turned m by
The Twins, keeping Jimmy Plyler and Leonard
pace added another run in Feimster.
Sports Savvy To^keep^warm on the
* slopes remember that a few
I aye rs 'oTIi ght Ct othing pro-"
vide rnuqh better insulati-on
~ against {.he cold than one
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SKIING I
When skiing over a series . Editor
of rises and dips the head i
of the skier should be kept .
. at Ltie. ?)^ ?? k" is
times. TMs lnvorves Rend- , 0OB BUltV
ing at the hips and knees at . #
the top of a rise and extend- i ? j ? . -x *
ing the body at the bottom Advertising Manager
of a dip.
A favorite apres-ski drink .
is that old told weather j?l
standby, a hot rum toddy.
Ijito a heat-proof mug, pour
Myers's Rum, sugar, cloves . ^
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Donations are needed to i
<T9
-Eire Victims Ne
The home of Kathy back bedroom.
Wilier and her three sons Miller is presently emvas
completely ruined by ployed by Carolina Mills.
85g? last Saturday morning She was able to get all
it approximately 9:00 three children, William 8.
ptE --
it 1811 _ -The family is now *6Q&-s
-The exact cause of fire ding with a sister, Brenda
wasn't determined ;^how- -Miller ~-6f -1543 ?Bristol
ver. it^ did start in the Road.
Tommy Feimster Skip McCall
Statesville Staff D
The Winston-Salem among the black people in
Chronicle ^ has _ been in the Statesville-Iredell
irculation in Statesville-?County? area,'-' states
redell County for several Tommy Feimster, corresveeks
now. The States- ponding editor of the
dlle staff considered it Statesville section. "I feel
m port ant for the com- that communication is the
nunity to know the gene- key to organization and
al goals ancTobjectives of organization is what the
\ ' '
ne paper? DiacK community, must
-^The staff ha^set out in?achieve-in-order- to deal
in effort to provide a with the changing -times
^mmunication link and situations."
Congratulations
W. W. Grocery
"For Your Grocery Needs"
Forrest Whit* 872-1116
Wn. Williams 2712 Murdock
Bd.
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hronlcle
nter St. Statesvllle, N. C.
1101 or 872-395? j
iter Skip McCall
General Manager
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Mason McCullough
Circulation Manager
try Ann Marshall
Correspondent
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yillft
W w 'Eagla Springs !
ell County
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Eud the victims of this fire.
ed Donations
Since the fire has Cullough's Furniture Syscaused
this pathetic dam^ tern, 316 Monroe Streets
age, the: family has been Qr cal, 873.5170 and a
eft clothless, and home- truck wil, pkk up
less. The Chronicle urgen-JXy-appeals
to all civic. For all couiubut*^
iraliemal, social, -and #<%i
I_ i ?? ?:? > --?*>atj^y ?
church, organlzcrtwuwr^&i1 - '
RWBWWIfbma ui -toWISWWaia^ Miller, Wlrte?3
of - any type. You may tol Road, Statesville, N.C.
leave any article "at Mc- 286771
Don Bailey Mason McCullough
iscusses Chronicle.
He continues, "We are of employment, there
progressinginto the 1980s sometimes are positions < \
~it?is?important?fm?the opened and4hereare quablack
community in lified blacks to fill those ^
Statesville and Iredell positions, yet many of
County to progress also, those positions go unfilled ( l
For example, in the area See page 13
Universal Sheet Metal .
Heating - Air Conditioning V
: (No job To karqe-Qr To Small)
Special Units For Mobile Homes
Heat Pomps Fnrnances t
828 Shelton Ave. |
Phone 873-1302
Statesvllle, N. C.
El-Amin General
~ Maintenance
Painting & Odd lobs
Ask For Brother lerald
"El-Amin Means Trustworthy &
Dependable
SEIFULLAH EL-AMIN * PHONE
334 N TRADD ST DAY 873 9155
BTATESVIU.E, NC 2B677 NlOHT 872-47B5
[ Continued Success i
7 In Your New Venture 1
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Congratulations
MR. QUICK
Phone 873-5496
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Open Daily 7:00 a.m. 12:00 Midnight
Sun. 7:00 A.M. - 11:00 P,M.
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Congratulations
Belmont Church
Of Christ
Worship With Us Each Lord's Day
Morning 11 KM) A.M.
Evening 6:00 P.M.
Wed. 7:30 P.M.
C. C. Vaughan
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K. W.'s Quick Stan I
1000 Salisbury Rd.
Statesville,-N. .?? ~
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"For Your Party Needs" *
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Fox Grocery J
Kan Fox 556 Monroe St.
Proprietor Statesville, N. ?
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