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\ v f I _ VI I V i vol . V) NO. 45 YMCA Social I Bv John W. . Staff H YMCAs nationally and i their focus from recreation tc nrpswipnt rif thfl Mafirvnol Crt r .% v#i VilV M WVIV/IIWI W James O. Plinton, a vice pr said, "The shift has been recreational and the expeditic the relevant." "Our goals now provide th; * ? the needs of people," Pli interview during a visit to spe the Patterson Avenue YMC/ Foremost in that trend h communities, said Plinton, celebrationfor the 125th ann YMCA. "We had the oppo the vitality of the black YMC Although some black Y* nationally, Plinton said the k . have a strong, knowledgeab works," said the only black with a major airline. During the meeting, I members paid tribute to th< leadership Plinton was refer ment boan^hairman James See P Inte Occi By David Pur year ) Staff Writer Two Winston-Salem men, one black and one white, filed charges against each other last Wednesday following an alledged shooting incident' at the black man's Piedmont Avenue residence. Russell Lee Hauser, 30, / * I 1 D? r% rl tvi A trA aU a m ^?i k;u i kumhmh nvc,, niai ged Allen Grav Mabe, 21. The Imp< Bv Davii ' Staff "lisc 'n' five, t hat * s seven, that's eight, plus that one up, add the ni % that's thirteen...catry that that tour is nine." Biggcrs paused in breai method and looked at w wrought. Yes, when he su he got 4,335, and when h came back up with 9,310. ''Right." he noted tc pause, he moved on to workbook. When it corr Riggers, who has 50 years nonsense man. All of the 14 stride Technical Institute's adc % "twice a week at the East ' vers serious about educati learning ssith a certainty lacked education for mos "You never ean learn who said he dropped out navy. Mis classmates agrc fnl thing, f rank Buic, for working life might have h better at reading and arit Buie left school after tl and one half years work in ???renting t e v e n 11 \. ' I hc\ oftercil me sevei tei i::o111. \ ," su;i I Ihiie, hecuu-c ! i i.'uii d I could .11v111 * I i'av c enough ? duea it iTV \ T.T li.e TnTks In ifu _ 5f??l I'.S.P.N. NO. Ofi Serves vfeeds Templeton ''riter nternationally are shifting > relevance, according to the uneil of YMCAs. esident of Eastewl ATirRnes, from the pleasant and the jus for some selected few to at we get more interested in nton said in a Chronicle ?ak at the annual meeting of I. ave. been YMCAs in black who chaired last year's liversary of the first black rtunity to really reestablish \ in the American society." s have closed their doors ey was leadership. "If you le community leadership, it to hold a corporate position 'atterson Avenue YMCA eir example of the kind of ring to -- retiring managei F. Ford. 'age-2 rracia] irs in of 412 W. Sprague St. with firing a pistol or rifle at his home. Mabe in turn charged Hauser with firing a .22 caliber pistol into an automobile occupied by Mabe and another passenger. The charges came in the wake of a series of alleged attacks on Hauser and his home, over a one month period. The latest alleged ex change of gunfire resulted :r&? y've Dis artance < d Pur year Writer fH-ktiV seme figures, ten...carry the one, plus three, that's eleven...carry ne, that's ten, plus three, one, plus four is five, plus thing out his mathematical hat he and his pencil had btracted 4,975 from 9,310, e added 4,335 to 4,975, he ) himself, and without a the next problem in his les to working arithmetic, well under his belt, is a nonts who attend Forsyth lit basic education classes Winston branch^ibrary are on. They know the value of ! that comes from having t of their lives, too much." said Biuecrs. of high school to join the e that learning is a wonderinstance, is certain that his een different if he had been fimetic. ic thirefgrade and spent 48 g for R J. Reynolds, before nl better jobs, jobs for bet"but I didn't lake them In't handle them because I it inn." retifvs at I a si Winston were fo?n "k "Serving th ,7910 Wl 1 Eight ] ?4. James F. Ford, chairman oj eight years, receives a special annual membership meeting b6unp West I in police tracking a suspect's car to the home ofJoe Grady, a leader of the Knights of the Ku Klux Klan. Hauser told police continuing attacks on his home were made'by youths who, during a fight in which Hauser was beat over the head with a ball bat, identified themselves as "the junior Klan." Hauser swore out a warrant on June 11, in which covered f% m m <? oi haucc Ia 1 fcj **% ''V-t tjC^jl^M^Lji^ByHM^' > Iiennie Kenley is one of 14 </< basic education classes -at the forced to leave school early support their families. 0 "My mother was sick and had to quit school," said H came hack here f(T learn h When I first came to class, Now, Ms. I anier is proud to See I1 ie Winston-Salem C< NS l"ON-SAl liM, N.C. L f* k jyu % / -b^a * Kears o/ S< r f/ie Patterson A venue YMCA ly-made gavel from his successt in Benton Convention Center. >lay Ind ' . he charged Leslie Priddy, * 23, of 2840 Fraternity Chuiv ^ ch Road, with holding him down in the 500 block of J Peters Creek Parkway . while, a third, unnamed person hit , Hauser with a ball bat about the head, body and legs. Hauser i sustained a cut on thetop of his head, which required stitches. * Grady told the Chronicle ' See Page 16 The J > ition I? mm\: Phttfo hv I it ryear M r/it Its unending morning f| 1 I'Mst Winston Library. 1 \ and go to work to help Jf < 1 r..ii. .. i . ? my laincr was sick ana i | >aisy Mac I anicr. "So 1 M ow to* count and read. S , I didn't know nothing." 1 > carry hef workbooks to ? 'uxe .? jl < m C immunity Since 19 Saturday, July 5, 1980 Photo by Templet on ?rvice ] board of management for1 or, Dr. C. B. Hauser, during 1 v \ Cleveland Williams ( * wssu I I Chairman i Succumbs ; I ] Dr. Cleveland Alexander Williams, chairman of the 1 iocial sciences department ind a political science proessor at Winston-Salem >tate University, died Sunlay at his residence. He vas 58. Williams joined the staff >f WSSU in 1971 and had >een chairman of the de>artment for the past two 'ears. A native of Brooklyn, J.Y., he was a graudate of \t. Michael's College, the Jniversity of Chicago and * Southern Illinois Univer;ity. Williams , a veteran of World War II, was a mem* >er of St. Benedict the < VIoor Catholic Church, The Cnights of Columbus and Mpha Phi Alpha Fraternity nc. Survivors include his vife, Camilla Williams; two laughters, Michele and Denise Williams and four ions, Vincent, Bernard, Vlichael and David Willams, all at home; four sisters, Violet Williams, Viae Bailey, Laura Fleming ind Sybil Allen; and one brother, Stanley Williams, ill of New York City. Funeral services were :ondr'ted at 4 p.m. Wednesday at St. Benedict the Moor Catholic Church. Hooper Funeral Home was in charge of arrangement. 74" Upset Ov( ABC V Board By John W. Templeton I Staff Writer 1 < 6 An exhausted Mrs. Evelyn Terry has resigned 2 is chairman of the local 2 \BC Board, partially in 2 protest of the transfer of,~ \BC administrator Bert Weeks and partially in 1 'rustration over slowness in ( :hang;ng old practices at 1 he agency. 1 Terry said in an interview > rucsday that she had 1 ilmost been driven to her vit's end by the six-month 1 nvestigation which led to 2 he board's recommenda- 2 ion to fire Weeks, coupled 1 vith the hospitalization of 1 ler grandfather, George c Teach Coun By Donna Oldham Staff Writer Over the protests of representatives of two teachers organizations, the Forsyth County Board of Commissioners voted three ; -to-two to approve the new j county budget last Thursday. The new budget, notice- < ably smaller than the original proposal submitted by . County Manager Pete Jenkins cut the tax rate half-a , cent for a rate of 79.5-^ents^ pe**$100 of propf^fyvalue. Last year the commissioners cut the tax rate IV* ] U4. BF # ft - r ? Club representative take not ding, and photographer San photo session was one of thr Newspaper, "seminar held /< Release, " "Gathering the N Murder ? One of two men charged with the murder of a Winston-Salem bartender has surrendered to police. John Carroll Watts, 34,of 300 Radford St., is being i a r a?_ r _:i neia in rorsyin v.otimy jau in lieu of $15,000 bond in connection with the shooting death of Jan.es T. Hardy on June 22. JfflC *20r sr Weeks Ti Head In Pi v Black and the demands jOf tier job at Winston-Salem State University. "My pride, my integrity and my dignity would not allow me to sit there anymore and watch," said ferrv. - ^ - / "Our input is given no credibility; then we have to :ontinue to apply pressure; hen you get minimal esponse," she said. "I vould like to get significant esponse." , ? City manager Bill Stuart ransferred Weeks to a job is recreation center director it the same rate of pay for [6 months following the ecommendat ion for iismissal. ers Di ty Bu< cents. Jenkins had proposed holding the 80 cents tax rate for this fiscal year. The new budget, an increase from the $65.3 million operating budget approved last year totals $71.9 million in operating funds and $79.7 million when bond and grant funds are added. Commissioners Fred Mauser, Mrs. Mazie Woodruff and Dr. James Ziglar voted in favor of the budget, while Commissioners David Dr\immond and Grady Swisher voted against it. Willie E. Anderson of the Forsyth Association of I <11 * ^^U^^B8q| es as Chronicle photo-journ< \tuna, seated left, tell what t ee offered by the Chronicle. 7st Saturday. Sessions inc/ud 'ews, " and "Pictures. " >uspect Turr Hardy was an employee of Trade Street Billiards at 529 N. Trade Street. The second man charged with the shooting, F.arl Victor Blevins, 32, of 746 Castle Street is still at large. According to witnesses, Hardy was shot after he refused to sell beer to a man answering^ Blevins L Q \ \ lo ~ J 20 pages (his week -ansfer Quits *otest Terry said blacks are not receiving adequate opportunities for advancement in the ABC system or in city government in general. "Back in 1950, it's my understanding that the black vote was counted on to get the stores approved," said Terry. "But when I look back and see what we have gotten out of it, the returns are minimal." Terry noted that no^ blacks work in the Starlight Drive headquarters offices of the ABC system, dnd that thp first hlark to work as a local ABC law enforcement agent has just been hired in the last two weeks, See Page 16 % slike dget Classroom Teachers, and Wendell E. Eysenbach of the FoPsythJFederation of Teachers, were both openly critical of die commissioner's decision to make cuts totaling $232,000 from the school board's original request for almost $25 million Jenkins cut $107,000 and the commissioners cut an additional $125,000 and told the school system to find ways to tighten its belt in non -classroom areas. Anderson, a math teacher, told the board during its regular Thursday briefing session that the owner of a *ee rage z - --v-titr yv-- /'; :>: Hr r>A In . BMite^iiifi' ^*iir itH Photo 8y Statiat ff/w/ Donna Oldham, stortnakes a good picture. The staff in a "How to Use the ed "How To Write a News ns Self In description because he was already intoxicated. The witnesses claim that Hardy was shot after he and the man argued, the man went outside the bar and returned with a gun and shot him. He then ran outside and fired a shot hack into the bar hitting Thomas Ayers of 100 Willow Creek Rond.
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