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Page 16 - The Chronicle, Saturday, February 2, 1980 Kennedy Announces Candidacy By John W. Templeton Staff Writer Atty. Annie Brown Kennedy, the first black woman to serve in the N.C. General Assembly, has announced her intentions to seek election to her seat in the state House of Representatives in the Democratic primary. Kennedy was appointed to the seat last fall after defeating several challengers in a vote held by the county Democratic Executive Committee. “I promise to use my knowledge and experience to address the rights and needs to chiidren and older adults, to implement the goals and aspirations of women and minorities and to work to improve the quality of education for all of our citizens,” said Ken nedy in a prepared state ment. Kennedy Forsyth County’s five-member delegation to the state House is composed of the five candidates receiving the highest number of votes in the November general election. The five top finishers in both the Democratic and Republican primaries will meet in November. Mrs. Kennedy is one of three incumbents who have announced for election to the House. Rep. Margaret Tennile, D-Forsyth, and Rep. Mary Pegg, R-Forsyth have also announced. Rep. Ted Kaplan, D-Forsyth, plans to announce his intentions to either run for re-election or to run for the State Senate on Monday. Along the Garden Path ALpng the Garden Path Flower Club held its month ly dinner meeting recently at the home of Mrs. Emma- line Goodwin, 501 W. 26th St. The meeting was opened with club prayer and song. A final report of Holiday House tickets was made. Club plans for its 50th anniversary are being made. Mrs. Goodwin led a discussion on tfie topic of Herbs. Fifteen members enjoyed the menu served by the hostess. Also framed han- dicrafted pictures of em broidery and needlepoing were displayed throughout the house by the hostess. Mrs. Bernice Wilson was a vistor at the meeting. iniiiiiiiiiiii Water i^n page 1 HMiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiinMilitiiiiiiiHHiiiiiiiiiiinHiiiiiiiiiiittiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiuiiiimHiiiiiiiiiii old baby in the house,” Womble continued. Larry Little, Northeast Ward alderman called the situation a “disgrace.” He said that the two families should receive credit “for having to do without for such a long time.” “That's the problem I had with the recent annexation of people into the city,” Little said. “We haven’t taken care of the people we already have yet.” “It is a disgrace to what the city has done to you.” The residents took their plight to the finance committee of the Board of Alderman, Tuesday, where public works director Pat Swann said no funds were available. Alderman Devries told the residents that he would check if any contingency funds are available however, Devries did not attend Tuesday’s meeting. Until something can be done O’Neal has decided lay his own pipes so that whenever the situation is resolved the city will only have to put the water meter in. “Fve hauled water until my back is sore,” Wade O’Neal said. “I can’t wait much longer.” iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiMiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiHiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiinMiliiiiiiiiiiiiiNiiiiiiiiiiiiNiiiiii Crime iiom pcige 1 iiiiinMiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiMiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiHiiiiiiiiiiiiHiiiiiiiiiniMiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiHi have enough courage to break a picture window because of the noise but if a lot of good stuff is inside” many housebreakers will take the chance. Wide chimneys, “blind” sides of dwellings, doors left open for pets or children are all easy marks for burglaries, he said. Include also those who live alone. “If you get a person that lives by themselves, it’s easy,” he said. “If you know what you’re doing and know the person’s house it would only take three minutes to break-in,” he said. What combination of crime prevention methods will make burglary of your home less likely to occur? Window alarms. “If the person hits the window and hears an alarm the person is going to automatically split,” he said. Bars that Jock from the inside are equally effective, on ground levei rooms or apartments, he said. In addition, he suggests sliding bar locks for doors rather than deadbolts but neither. offer much protection on hollow-centered doors. Most importantly, beware of strangers, he said. SAVE 20% Kids’ Underwear j and Socks \ Check These Savings! Little Kids’ Underwear $3.29 Boys’ T-shirts or briefs, S,M,L, pkg. of 3 2.63 $3.49 Girls’ panties, S,M,L, pkg. of 3 2.79 Bigger Kids’ Underwear $3.69 Boys’ T-shirts or briefs, 8-20, pkg. of 3 2.95 $2.99 Boys’ thermal drawers or shirt, 8-20 2.39 ea. $2.99 Girls’ puff panties in white, pastel or print, 7-14, pkg. of 3 2.39 $3.99 Girls’ thermal pant or shirt, 7-14 3.19 ea. 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