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( Page 12-The Chronicle, Satu Worn To B< begin the annual winter girls' and women's swimming and physical, fitness program on Monday, January 5. The program for girls, 6 through 15 years~of~lge; will include: Basic swimming instruction from 3:00 to 3:45 p.m. and from 7:15 to 8:00 p.m. on Monday and Wednesday. Intermediate swimming instructional classes will meet on Monday and Wednesday from 4:30 to 5:15 p.m. and from 3:00 to 3:45 p.m. on Tuesday and Thrusday. Seven basic, intermediate and advanced gymnastics classes will be offered for girls, 8 years and older. A preschool class will meet on Monday and Wednesday from 2:45 to 3:30 o.m. for I six weeks. The program will be an introduction to gymnastics. The classes for women, 18 years and older, will offer: Basic swimming instruction from 8:00 to 8:45 p.m. on Monday and Wednesday and from 8:00 to 8:45 on Tuesday and Thursday. Intermediate and advanced swimming instruction from 11:00 a.m. to 11:45 a.m. and from 8:00 to 8:45 p;m. on Tuesday and Thrusday. Swimnastics from 9:00 a.m. to 9:45 a.m. on Monday, Wednesday and Friday and from 7:15 to 8:00 p.m. on Physical fitness the Y's Way will be offered from 6:30 to 7:30 a.m., 9:15 to 10:15 a.m., 12:55 to 1:45 p.m., and from 5:30 to 6:30 p.m. on Monday, Wednesday and Friday. A special class will meet from 6:30 p.m. on Monday, Wednesday and Friday. A weight training program for woTo Be Equ unemployment. The Presidei deal with inflation-slowing ing a recession that is still w That was a mistake, poli probably cost Mr. Carter retion essentially unchanged a But even here, President ( passionate concern for the e< expanded public service job food stamps, and other met economy's impact on the pc On civil rights, Mr. Cartel leader who cared, a man wh and his private life^that he b in the government's duty minorities. One of his last acts in offic money bill that contained an fought for putting teeth ir presided over the most effect employment opportunity history. His appointments mirrore other minorities should hav ranks of government. Black positions, including the Ca pointed more blacks to feder president. This concern and evident i pie led blacks to give him th their votees lastf Novemb* unemployment in the black Our new Presidentf.Xonal< kind of black suppotf; ind< scrutinized for signs that he i black as his detractors clai mistrust, Mr. Reagan has tri be a fair President of all of He has the opportunity to tirtn TU? 1 * i.v/ii L^ay. i uc inaugural AC enunciate the principles of a Thus, I propose that on J; that address be the need foi justice, and racial progress. We once had a President Congress and declared: ,4W needs that kind of commiti hear the new President pled] the civil rights laws, protec poor, and devotion to the b America needs to hear i mobilize the vast powers of 1 to achieve the principles of many. rday, January 10, 1981 en's C 2gin A ~ men wltFTnwt "unTuesday ~ and Thrusday from 9:00 to 10:00 a.m. and from 6:30 to 7:30 p.m. Classes are also offered on how to use exercise equipment proper-' iyOther classes being offered in the winter program for women include: Self-defense Judo, Karate, Fencing, Jogging, Racquetball, Squash, volleyball, lifesaving, kayaking, Scuba Diving, and basketball. The Women's Health Service Center offers a steam room, sauna, whirlpool, H8SSSSSSS S6SSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS8SSSSSSSSSS88SSS S S SSSSSS S S M 11 ?snoppu bounded by US 52 to the west. Ninth Street to the north and Fifth Street on the south, comprising approximately nine acres. According to WinstonSalem Mayor Wayne A. Corpening, the city is committed to developing -the area. "What we're trying to do now, is to get people interested in developing the site," Corpening said. The mayor had expressed interest in developing an East Winston shopping center after he had announced that the Radisson * Hotel would * be built downtown. When asked about the EWLDC, Corpening said that he knew of the group, but that at the present he could make no commitment. "I'm very much interested in building a shopping center there and as of ttffe if ute ft b ot ft e r i 1 ucvciupci* nave oeen 10 take a look at the al From,page 4 MIMIIiaMIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII nt took the orthodox route to down the economy and tak'ith us. tically and economically. It election, while leaving infland millions out of work, barter governed with a com:onomy's victims. He greatly s and fought for urban aid. isures that would relieve the >or. will go down in history as a 0 demonstrated in his public elieves in racial equality and to defend the rights of :e was a courageous veto of a anti-busing amendment. He 1 the fair housing law and ive and activist federal equal enforcement program in ;d his belief that blacks and e a prominent place in the s were in key policy-making binet. President .Carter apal judgeships than any other dentification with black peole overwhelming majority of rr, despite the widespread community. d Reagan, does not have that Ulr. j ma cvci y iiiuvc 15 oeing vill be as repressive and antim he will. Aware of black led to reassure blacks he will the people. go beyond that on Inauguraldress offers the occasion to i new Administration, anuary 20, a major thrust of r racial reconciliation, racial who stood in the well of the e shall overcome." America ment again. People need to ge aggressive enforcement of :tion of the interests of the lack thirst for full equality, ts new President pledge to lis office and his government justice so long denied to so & lasses t "Y" ?? "W " to 'I' j > *? ww? < ? - massage serine, stffiTaffip as well as gym. swimming pool, wall ball courts, exercise room private locker and towel service. The Central YMCA is open from 6:00 a.m. to 11:00 p.m.,? Monday through Friday; 8:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m. on Saturday and from 1:00 to 9:00 on Sunday. Interested persons may obtain further information and a winter program brochure by calling Whit East at the Central YMCA, Too t K: / Am A A \JU ng Center property." The mayor did add that the city has applied for a UDAG or "pocket of poverty" loan to help finance thf? ftcv/plnnino r*f .... - ~ . V I ^ p I . I {, V/, the land, the same sort of grant obtained to build the Radisson. Valerie Broadie, the city's economic development coordinator said that to her knowledge, the group from Minnesota are visiting the area because they "are interested in shopping centers." f "They learned about the area from the Radisson people and they are interested in studying the site, the city and the marketing area," said Ms. Broadie, of EWLDC's interest in the area. According to city records, the land that the developers want to see has r^nui W..JT0I fiiw ::^H jfl . :.^^B-. : . :'M:?S^H^>x-&:-: -:i. :^B i&lgS^K; .O. w S& ' ^g; <Jfl AT MO ? i s v Every dol Its the most innovati\ in the past thirty years. Ii Interest Checking Acco HOW IT WORKS. . count is basically just Account. You make di You write checks in the big difference. WE PAY YOU I NT! funds lying idle and not 1 ] The record making cold, the results of the arctic air drifting down upon us, should hurry this winter weather along. The sooner the better.?Getting?the winter now will prevent our having a late spring. About this time of the year, 1 begin to count down until early March when the time rolls around to go lunker bass hunting. I know you can hardly wait for some good weather so that Christmas fishing IIIIUUMIIHIHIIIIUIIIttlllllMIIIHIIMMIItMIIII From page 1 been vacant for the past 15 years and no other viable group, until the black developers, has expressed interest in developing the shopping center. Residents of East Winston have expressed great concern that blacks have a controlling interest in the shopping center, since they have no interest in the Radisson and their community was used to get the Radisson UDAG grant. I WINTER OVERCOAT Don't Go Out Without It 1*1980 Milt* Morion Company, a tubtidlary of A H RoblniCa.. Richmond. Virginia 23230 iLDING ON IB ROOTS RTHWI lar earns 5 lannu re banking service offered ntroducing North western's unt. \n Interest Checking Ac like a Regular Checking eposits in the same way. same way. But there's one EREST. Instead of your *ing used until you write r*r gear can get a working out. Some bragging size fish can be caught in this type of weather; if you are brave enough to face it. If you have a faint heart, vtay in away from icy cold. It seems that a second opinion is in the making to determine whether the dam at Winston Lake is safe. The money spent now could have been spent years ago . when the construction of mud dams could have been erected. Mud dams would have relieved the silting problem. One survey stated that the lake had an average depth of 4 feet. I am still wondering how the fish could survive the freezeover; Every spring the kids are catching bluegill, small fl myY iT U tK"::'''': i Wy.IP ^WBB^S^vx$*x&:::*:s::yfo:'.:ft^ s- ^ 8W jitex : J K"** I CHECK STERN ial interest oompoun checks, every dollar in your count earns 5V*% annual daily. Should your balance d the month, your account v service fee plus 20* per checJ Stop by Northwestern an Checking Account, now. 1981,, your Interest Check will earn 5XA% annual inter ^Northwest I / crappie, catfish, carp and a few bass. Preventive maintenance is the only way to maintain properties. Nothing,is done in the parks until everything is broken down, at which time we discover that there are not enough funds for reDairs. Winston I rx\ one time was a good fishing spot for local fishermen, especially the Matured Citizens, who were within a few minutes of the facilities. A lot of the fish went over the dam when the lake flooded because the screen at the dam was not kept in repair; more money wasted. filial 4i79 jUfjlijil rrrni M | ' PLi V si~ S^m interest Uheclong Ac interest compounded rop below $500 during nil be charged a $2.00 1c processed that month. d open your Interest Effective January 1, ing Account deposits est compounded daily. tern Bank Mtomb* FOC J DR. STEVEN G. 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