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The Winston-Salem Urban League's Equal
Opportunity Day Banquet will be held at 7:30
p.m. in the Benton Convention Center. Rodney
E. Austin, vice-president of R. J. Reynolds
Industries will be the keynote speaker.
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The speaker for the CONNECTIONS:
Technology and Change forum at the main
library at 7:30 will be Dr. Nathan Simms,
professor of mathematics at WSSU and a member
of the Board of Directors of Family
Services, Inc. and the Forsyth County Hospital
Authority.
rnaay, Sept. 28
The State Foster Parents Association Fall
conference will be held at the Benton
Convention Center today and tomorrow. The
keynote speaker for this evening will be Ms.
Dorothy Atwood Devolt of Piedmont, Calif., a
mother of 20 children, 14 of them adopted.
Workshops will be held Saturday on various
subjects to help foster parents bettef cope with
their foster children.
The North Carolina State Association of Black
Social Workers will have a two day conference a
the Downtowner Motor Inn today and tomor^row.
The theme of the conference is the
44Delivery of Human Services to Blacks:
Actualization in the 80's. "
The Urban League Guild will sponsor a
birthday party for senior citizens born in the
month of September at 6 p.m. at Sunrise
Towers. All members are asked to bring a
covered dish.
Saturday, Sept. 29
The Southern Association of Fine Arts (SAFA)
in conjunction with the Southeastern Center for
Contemporary Art (SECCA) will host a Marketing
Assessment Symposium for visual
artists from 9 to 5 p.m. at the Student Union
Ballroom at Winston-Salem State University.
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A free workshop for women, "How to get a
job" will take place in the Public Safety
Training rooms, Beneath the Elms, from 9 a.m.
to 5 p.m. Professionals from local businesses
and universities, acting as volunteers will
conduct the all day session covering sudrtopiesas
how to fill out a job application, how to
budget a salary and how to obtain day care
services. The workshop is sponsored bjr
Involvement/Voluntary Action Center.
Sunday, Sept. 30
Amusical tribute and reception in honor of
Harry D. Wheeler will be held from 6 to 9 p.m.
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ai me Demon convention center.
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Monday, Oct. 1
The public library's children outreach's film
series for today through Wednesday is Charlotte's
Web. The film will be shown today at
Happy Hill Community Center at 3 p.m.,
Tuesday at Martin L. King Recreation Center
at 3:30 p.m., and Wednesday at Sprague Street
Recreation Center at 3:30 p.m.
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The Winston-Salem Board of Alderman will
have the final hearings on the amended
Housing Assistance Plan at their meeting at
7:30 p.m. in the Council Chambers, City Hall.
Carver High School will hold its first PTA
meeting of the year at 7:30 p.m. in the school
auditorium.
Tuesday, Oct. 2
Recreation and Parks Commission meets at 12
noon at the Benton Convention Center.
Winston Lak
Said In Bad
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By Yvette McCullough committee, said he had
Staff Writer called a press conference
because the NAACP is
Winston Lake Park is very concerned about the
being used for dumping maintenance condition of
and as a hangout for drug the park. He said that the
abusers, charged the vice committee had conducted
chairman of the city re- a month long investigacreation
commission. tion because of several
"Roads in the park are complaints they had rebeing
used for public ceived from residents of
dumps and syringes and the Carver community
other paraphanalia used and specific complaints
for drugs were also - from white senior citizens
found," Emmanuel John- that- use the golf course
son renorted last FriHnv rponlorKt
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following a tour of the "The carpet is in bad
park and its golf course condition, the glass is
with NAACP branch pre- dirty and the walls need
sident Patrick Hairston. painting," Sumler said.
Johnson said he will be "There is not a vefy good
. reporting unmet mainte- maintenance service adn
nance needs in the park the golf carts are sitting in
and course to the commi- the rain because the pro
ssion meeting on Oct. 2. can't get insurance."
"The golf course is in Sumler again called for
very poor shape and the the resignation of Nick
park is totally unbear- Jamison, the city's recreaable,"
said Johnson dur- tion director. Sumler said
ing a press conference that Jamison is practicing
callecTTy the NAACP." dual programs and main"There
are two pavillions tenance schedules at the
park and one is city's two golf courses,
totally.unusable because a Winston Lake and Reybridge
is out." " nolds Park.
Eddie Wagner, recrea- Sumler said that Jamition
maintenance super- son had phased out severvisor>
told the Chronicle al programs that were
that Winston Lake Park is significant to the bfkck
checked daily and to his community. He cited the
knowledge it is not being cultural specialists posiused
for public dumping. tions and the closing of
He said that his mainte- 14th Street swimming
nance crew consist ot six pool as being areas of
men and that they try to concern to the black comclean
the large parks such munity.
as Winston Lake almost
everyday. Jamison told the Chro
nicle that he had befcn
"We can't keep any contacted by any memlights
or electrical fixtures?h?rs-o?-the NACP's poliin
any of the shelters or tical action committee
pavillions," he said. about the problems at
"There is a tremendous Winston Lake.
amount of vandalism, that "I try to do the best job
is one of the biggest, that I possibly can and if
problems." , someone has some proRodney
Sumler, chair- blems they can come
man of the political action down and I will be pleased
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ePark Forum Speakers
^ I Judle Home, director of
W l^l 1^ the Lifespan Center at
^ I | Salem College will lead a
I discussion on 4 ^Technology
and Women" Oct. 4
to talk to them." Jamison | u the third dl^ukm In .
Sa\ * series of film and forum
Johnson said , that he g spon#ored by
would not go on record to ^ Mmln ubnTy
say that he favored Jami- fof ,u CONNECTIONS
son s resignation and that f ^ Dr. NlUhlul
he thought Jamison had simms, profewor of mathmade
every effort possi- em,tlC8 ?t WSSU will be
ble to correct problems the ^ on Thurad^
brought to his attention. Se t 27
"You may say why * *
should they be brought to ~
-his attention when he is4n
a position where he 7 4
should know what pro- ^
blems there are," John- TTrtl I
son said.
Johnson did say that he i
thought the golf course
was "poorly staffed" and
that the design of the golf j
course was not conducive j
to the people that come in. M
Water Out
At Prison "
The 106 inmates at the f
Forsyth Advancement
Center minimum security
state prison spent three
days without hot water for
bathing before prison offiriaU
ahlf tO Rpt __ plumbing
fixed.
Lt. George Montague,
assistant superinteildant
of the' camp, said the
water temperature problem
began Saturday
night lasted until Mondy Wachovia has 1'
n'ght' Kernersville area.
"We worked on it all venience oflocatic
during the night Satur- Because people b
day," said the lieutenant. , That's why Wac
4'It took three different customer. Arid wh
mechanics before .we ac- people like Ward N
tually got jt fixed.'' Because we wan
Chilly inmates sent a always be the kind
message to the Chronicle to bank with.
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coTds ffom talcing coW
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