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demonstrates a crack in his celling.
100 CETA W
By John W. Temnleton caPof the new plan. They
Staff Writer ^ say it will reduce their
. _ .. , efficiency in providing^
A change in federal regu- service7
latiens^ia meanth^loss ? U|c
J0' apI l^ions are going to cut into
100 CETA workers March fhp eff5pi?nrv ?f fhp wnrlr
31 m various public service "V - ^
, , * we can expect frdm CETA
. slots around the city. . ,, .
The workers will be ter- fmpl?y?eS- S"'d
,. r.u Law, deputy director n of
minated because of the new . _ ? c
; # Expenment in Self-Reli18-month
limit on the ancei which employs 42
<* len8th of a person can CETAs. six win be termj.
the Comprehensive Em- "By the time Oiey beployment
and Training Act come fairly productive, we
(CETA). have to terminate them and
City officials had im- we doiv't have any other
posed a two-year limit on source of funds to hire
CETA positions at the re- ?them,'IXaw added
quest 3 of the Board of " Mrs. Velma Hopkins, diKiA^
^ rector of the Citizens
niuciiucu. iiuwcvci, hie vt . , . , , ?_
, . , , , Neighborhood Council, Inc.
federal change was manda- cafeteria the R Ids
ted by moves taken by He,ath c said she
" at""C would feuf of her nine
of the CETA . program CETA wqrkets 9n Marcjl
Rationally. 31. " *J***"*
Officials of organizations Under the schedule she
which have CETA contracts has been given by the city
with the city human ser- human services departvices
department are criti- ment, Mrs. Hopkins ex-'
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Youth Physicals Available
Young people?ages??must?be filled out and
through 21 who plan to presented at the Reynolds
participate?in ?the?city's?girls gym before the physi
Summer Youth Program cal examination will be
are requested to obtain free given.
physical examinations this The examinations promonths
vided by the 312th Medical
* > . Evacuation Unit are like
The examinations will be r- . .
i . ? . those given as part of
given each Saturday and t~. . " '7 vV,
? . high-school athletic
Sunday throughout March **
Q ? m programs.
rrom SJ: JU a.m. to 2: JO p.m. ... ., .
. - , . All young people who
at the Reynolds High ., . ? ^ .
_ t , . , J . ? reside in Forsyth County
School girls gymnasium. . . . . :.. c
; & are interested in the SumPermission
forms for ta- mer Youth Program are
king the examination must encouraged to take the
hf? nicked nn frnm indivi- PTaminatinn
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dual schools or from the Plans call for the summer
Youth Coordinating Servi- program to begin June 25
ces Center, 1500 N. Pat- and to extend six to eight
terson Ave. These forms weeks.
Friday, March 9
Chapman's Antique Show opens at Benton Convention
Center to run through Sunday.
Sectional bridge meet hosted by Kings and Queens
local unit of the American Bridge Association beginning
at 9 p.m. at the Ramada Inn in Clemmons. Competition
is open to all.
Saturday, March 10
Farmer's Market at the Dixie Classic Fairgrounds
trom b a.m. to I p.m.
City district table tennis tournaments at i4th street,
Miller Park, Polo Park and Martin Luther King
Recreation Centers beginning at 9 a.m.
Sunday, March 11
Human relations director Herman Aldridge speaks to
the Unitarian Universalist Fellowship of Winston-Salem
at 10:30 a.m. at the fellowship house at 2873 Robinhood
Road.
taoriday, March 12 ^
ar? ? /> I* staff hnt/j ~
"^k^inning"at *7 p7m~ ^ """ ' '* "7
Tuesday, March 13
Open community meeting to discuss pressing issues at
the Shiloh Baptist Church from 5:30 p.m. to 7 p.m.
h Wednesday, March 14
Monthly meeting of Psi Phi chapter of Omega Psi Phi
Fraternity, Inc. at 8 p.m.
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To Fight Bad Housing
Liberty-Pat
By John W. Templeton Liberty-Patterson resident.
Staff Writer , ''The house I'm in is in bad
Residents of the Liberty- shaPe- M>' landlord will fix
Patterson community have lt' ^ut some other
begun to form a neighbor- PeoP^e are not so
hood association to protect fortunate.
their rights as tenants, help Other residents comto
preserve the neighbor- Plalned of holes "".walls, no
hood and, if all else fails, screens and the failure of
ensure adequate relocation owners oT condemned
allowances for . residents houses to board them up.
displaced by city actions. ^ once to?^ me ? yea?s
.... to get my walls covered,"
At the second in a series said Mrs Vjvian Wri hti a
of organizing meetings last 36 resident of the
Thursday, residents said coramunity. "lt took me
their rental houses, and . ??r , , ..
yond repair, yet expressed
a desire to keep what has Mrs. Louise Tate of 818
been a cohesive community Patterson Avenue said she
together. could see through the walls
44Some of the people in tier house.
need to be relocated," said However, the consensus
Vernon McCullough, a of the 20 residents who
'orkers To Lo
pects^io lose an ner em- nave to go.''
ployees by September] 7 " Sara Daviage~a re-~
"There are a couple of searcher with the city Incontradictory
objective^ fn -fiian Services Department,
the CETA legislation^said said the department is prolaw.
"One is to provide viding assistance to the"
training to unemployed terminating workers to find
workers and the other is to new jobs. She cited a Job
provide services. But once Search Club and an assesswe
get them ready, they ment program being operac
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terson Tenai
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attended the meeting at 1962, said much of the
Lloyd Presbyterian Church reluctance to move is based
was that they wanted to on the shortage of available
stav in the neighborhood. housing.
tt,,. . , . \4,A lot of these people,
If I moved to another v , ~ , . r
. they re on fixed incomes,
neighborhood where no- . ,
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body knew me. something , ? * '
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could happen to me and w
. . . Meeting with the group
nobody would know any- VT ?... . A..
. . /, . ,, .. was North Ward Alderman
thing about it, said Mrs. T .. ? . ..
w . . Larry Little, who recently
.. moved to 715-A Patterson
? Right now, something Aye He said
goes wrong or rf. say, I had a|)ocated $622>000 for
1 !Ie any kbrMd; Ca" relocating Liberty-Patterjust
knock on the wall and 't . . , .,
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my neighbor might have there is a [ack of affordable
would split that with me." ..
. . 4t_ . . . them to move into.
she added Everybody in . The new . Liberty.
this neighborhood gets Patterson group would join
along just like that. neighborhood groups which
J.D. Patterson, proprie- have developed in comrautor
of Pat's Barber Shop on nity development target
Patterson Avenue since areas such as the East
>se Positions
ted through Goodwill requirements.
industries. Under previous?rules,
She noted that the persons hired as CETAS
changes would not affect could be unemployed for as
the positions available to- little as seven days. Now,
the agencies, which would CETAs would have to beenbe
free to hire new CETA out of work for ten out of
employees. However, the the previous 12 weeks or 12
new employees will have to of the previous 15 weeks,
meet new eligibility depending on the program.
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The C hronicle, Saturday March 10, 1979* Pag? 3
its Organize
Winston Restoration Asso- needs of Liberty-Patterson,
ciation and the Watkins His views met with agreeStreet
Improvement ment from the residents.
Association. Mrs. Wright said approLittle
told the group that, vingly, "I really do believe
organization would be the we're going to get somekey
to taking care of the thing done."
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