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5.01 10,000 5,001
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8.02 20,000 7,60
16.01 .100,750 37,3
16.02 53,600 21,0
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1977 458,166 258,
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Friday, March 30
R.O.T.C cadets at Hill High Scha
inspection by Army officers from
featuring a special drill team denn
8:30 a.m.
Parents of the Barbara Hills Ch
ment Center children sponsora ya
saiefrom noon to o p.m,-in the p;
the center at 1120 East 29th St.
tr
Urban League Guild holds its "F
Year Awards Day" in the . Hau
Union Building at Winston-Salem
ning at 7 p.m.
Saturday, March 31^
Farmer's Market opens at D
Fairground from 6 a.m. to 1 p.m.
Yard and bake sale continues at E
Child Development Center from
p.m.
Sunday, April 1
Parents' Day at Winston-S
University.
Art lecture and exhibit in the WSJ
Gallery at 5 p.m.^
Monday, April 2
Aldermen, County Commissioner
Board all meet at 7:30 p.m. in City
Justice and Administrative
respectively.
Tuesday, April 3
"Only Two Can Play" featurin
Peter Sellers is the Tuesday Night 1
East Winston branch library begin
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p.in* as pan ui nauuuai uuiaij c
Vegetable gardening seminar at
the county agricultural extension s
Agricultural Building on Fairchild 1
Wednesday, April 4
Coalition on tax reform sponsors
on the food sales tax and propert
p.m. at Glade Street yWCa.
Included Urban League, League
Voters and Legal Aid Society.
Friday, April 6
East Forsyth Moder Music Mas
fa Schorl auditor
NCCU "Incense Burner" Tourin
Williams Auditorium 8 p.m.
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)0 39,200 129,300
X) 40,400 16,000
-- _ 7,200 26,800
X) 7 61,900 86,900
3 _ 7,000
90 - 33.700 14,700
90 -- 60,000
00 10,800 70,200
11,200 10,300
0 26,600
00 144,100 156,500
00 67,800 50,700
800 200,000 57,700
300 649,900 673,700
600 951,350 541,100
>1,700 19,270,693 36,474,300' J
University
m. m a
welcomes
ol receive an .
t Ft. Bragg, Parents
anstration at
Chancellor emeritus Dr.
Kenneth^R. Williams and
lid Develop- Marshall B. Bass, an exec*7.3*?
, "five at R-.-.K Reynolds Inirking
lot of dustrfts, will Be" the featured
sneakers at Winstnn
, Salem State University's
amily of the Parents Day/Honors Day
ser Student Program, to be held SunState
begin- day, April 1 at Kenneth R.
Williams Auditorium.
The idea of setting aside
ixie Classic a day for parents to visit the
university and to discuss
their child's progress with
tarbara Hills faculty members originated
o o r* 1 during Dr. Williams' term
9 a.m. to L . .. ^ TT ^
as chancellor. Dr. H. Douglas
Covington, the present
chancellor, added an academic
thrust by incorporatalem
state ing honors day into the
program. Honors awards
will be presented to full5U
Fine Arts time students with grade
point averages of B or
above.
"Parents Day is especial?and
School desi8ncd for freshmen
Hall Hall of pa \s'"w^ Hay'
> Center w<xk1 L. Wilson,. Jr., vice
' chancellor for student affairs
and chairman of the
Parents Day Steering Committee.
"It gives them an
ig comedian opportunity to see where
S4ovie at the students eat, live, study,
ning at 7:30 and socialize."
The appearances of Chan7.in
u ce^or Williams and Mr.
.30 p.m. by gass are part t^e ^am ^
eryice m the Battistone Lecture series.
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Older Childi
Adoptive Pa
By John W. Templeton
Staff Writer
More than two-thirds of the children
awaiting adoption in Forsyth County
are school-age black youth, according
to county adoption workers
Prospects are slim that the youth
will find a home because of a lack of
families willing to take them in, said
Kathy Knecht, adoption supervisor in
the county social services department.
Ms. Knecht said 31 children are
awaiting adoption; 22 of whom are
black. She, said no blacks families are
currently ^Peking nlrier children, alforinfants.
"We rarely get infants any more
because most of the separations from
parents are court-ordered instead of .
voluntary," said Knecht.
The problem facing the Forsyth
County youth is a nationwide one, .
particularly for black youth. Most
persons wishing to adopt, seek younger
children^Once an adoptible youth
gets beyond school age, his or her
. prospects of finding a home diminish.
Because of that reality, the federal
Park Named |i0
K?s-n SWI
For Bell
East Winston P^rk, located
behind Sunrise Towers,
was renamed Rupert Bell ^
Park this week, honoring w&IQ
the first black recreation
center Director for the City
of Winston-Salem. Med
At^ the_ceremony a new
c h rtn
sign was erected at the park
as Bell's widow, Ruby Be4k na' {
and fpembers of his family 0
-watched. has'
the
Bell organized and directed
the first Gdlden Age Pec*a
Senior Citizens Club. As y?ur
director,- Bell served 20
years at Happy Hill, several
at 14th Street and 11 years jH
at Skyland Recreation
Center.
Upon his retirement Dec.
31, 1976, the WinstonSalem
native had been with HBBHWMl
the city over 31 years. He
died almost one year later
The Winston-Salem
Board of Aldermen adopted
a resolution on March 7 and -
presented"irto:Mrs. Ruby
"The Board recognizes jgSHHy
the late Rupert W. Bell, f'A
former Recreation Center jL
Director, for his many con
tributions to the city recrea- fv \
tion program, and extends
its sincere and heartfelt jr
thanks for a job well done7^^^^^R|iy|;
read the resolution.
Alderman Vivian Burke, ||H9&m| j j
who attended the ceremony
said that she was really ESraKKjlj
"I'm proud not only for
the accomplishments of V
Mr. Bell, but also for the ^
fact that I was on the ^
recreation committee which
made the recommenda- f\f4
tion," Alderman Burke w OTT 1
said- , 3 Yea
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government gives special incentives to
persons who adopt older children or
black children.
April has been proclaimed as National
Action for Foster Children and
Adoption Month both nationally and
locally. In connection with that
observance, the Children's Home Society
in Greensboro, the only statewide
non-sectarian adoption agency has ,__r
helped form a. Black Adoption Task
Force.
The group will hold a meeting in
Greensboro Tuesday. April 5 at 10
Baptist Church, 1210 Eugene Street.
One of the purposes of the group is
to combat the idea that only affluent
families are eligible for adopting
children. A task force brochure notes
that single persons over 25 can adopt
children, and that the only financial
requirement is a steady income.
Knecht said?not all of the adoptible
children want to be adopted^ "They
may have contact with an extended
family or the children may have a fear
of joining a new family."
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