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Thursday, January 29 i
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The YWCA of Winston-Salem/Forsyth (
County is offering a weekly post-mastectomy j
group rehabilitation program from 10:30-12 (
noon. The program, called ENCORE; includes <
gym and pool exercises as well as discussion
time to help women regain their emotional 1
strength. * 1
Participation may begin as soon as three 1
weeks after surgery, and a note from the physi- (
cian is required. A small fee is charged. {
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Friday, January 30 i
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- The weekly meeting of "Black Men Conine" !
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will be held at the Human Relations office, 238 j
N. Trade Street at 12:30 p.m. 1
Dance your troubles away at the Glade Street <
YWCA's Aerobics in Motion Dance Classes. (
Aerobic dancing is good healty exercise ?and *
great fun. The YWCA offers a variety of classes ,
to fit everyone's schedule. New classes start <
February 9 and 10. Class instructors are Mary .
-Beth Blackwell-Chapman and Deborah Gray.
Fees are charged. Register now.
Saturday, Jbnuary 31
# The Winston-Salem LINKS, Inc., in conjunction
with the N.C. Cultural Arts Coalition,
will sponsor a seminar "The Role of Black Art i
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in ine ^ommuQity" in the Hall Patterson (
Communication Arts Building at Winston- ,
Salem State University from 1-4 p.m. .
Consultants for the workshop will be Frances i
Marsh-Ellis^ Chairperson, Freedom and the 1
Arts, LINKS, Inc., Baton Rouge, LouisiannaTEdward
Spriggs, Director, Southeastern Arts
Federation, Atlanta, Georgia; Mary Regan,
Director, N.C. Arts Council, Raleigh; Patricia
Funderburke, Director, N.C. Cultural Arts
Coalition, Raleigh.
- The public is invited. .
Monday, February 2
#- The Forsyth County Public Library
Children's Outreach Program is sponsoring a
series of films for the month of February. This
week's movies are "Follow the North Star" and
"Slave Story".
Movies will be shown on Monday-Happy
Hills Community Center at 3 p.m.; TuesdayKing
Recreation Center at 3:30 p.mr and ,
Wednesday-Sprague Street Recreation Center
at r* m
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Margaret Supplee Smith of the Wake Forest ]
Art Department wilt speak on "Images of?
Women in Art: Mistress or Madonna?" at the
YWCA from 12:10 to 1 p.m. Her talk is part of ,
the Contemporary Women's Series at the
YWCA and is open to the public. Fee charged.
Child Care is available for a fee.
Get ready for the L'eggs/YWCA 10,000
Meter Run. Sign up for the YWCA's Training
To Run Class. Get in shape and learn to build
up your jogging distance with group support.
Diana Durden will teach the twelve week course
held on Tuesdays from 5:30 to 7 p.m. beginning
February 10 and Fridays from 10 to 11 a.m.
beginning February 13. Call the YWCA at
.722-5138 for more information.
WSSU Student Government will present the
Otesha Dance and Musical Ensemble in the Student
Union Building.
For further information call Elaine Brown at
761-2021.
Wednesdays February 4
Older Adults who want to hear about new
laws affecting them will enjoy Elizabeth
Welch's talk "What's Happening in Legislation
for Older Adults" at the YWCA from 10:30-12
noon. The program is oart of the YWCA's On
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tions For Living series. Bring a bag lunch.
Desserts and drinks will be provided. There is
no charge.
Thursday, February 5
The first of four Thursday night workshops
on Marriage Enrichment will be held at the
YWCA from 7:30-9:30 p.m. This series is cosponsored
by the Association of Couples for
Marriage Enrichment, and is free and open to
the public. Call the YWCA at 722-5138 for more
information.
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Planning -&
Raleigh-Over $9 million (Public Health Services
was spent during fiscal year Act),
1979-80 to provide free or The State's Medicaid and
reduced cost family plann- Title XX programs also
ing services to public helped pay for these serassistance
recipients and vices. Under these two proather
low-income people grams the federal governacross
the state, according ment pays 90 percent of the
to North Carolina Secretary costs of family planning
3f Human Resources Dr. services," Dr. Morrow
Sarah T. Morrow. said.
"It is impossible to deter- Medicaid and Title XX
mine actually how many also paid for family plannpeople
received, these ser- ing services received by
vices during the year eligible clients frdm private
because they were served by physicians; Medicaid and
several different local agen- Title XX paid inpatient
:ies with federal funds from hospital services for 2,457
four different programs women who elected to be
through the Department of sterilized.
Human Resources," she "i realized that this
sounds like a lot of money
We do know that the v and it is, but when you
largest number, some realize that today almost
120,000 people, were pro- Qne out of five babies are
vided family planning ser- born out-of-wedlock across
vices through local health the state and that more anddepartments
at a cost of more children are being
56.8 million. Most of these reported as being abusedjy
were served with federal neglected by their parents,
funds from Title V (Social we are still not making an
Security Act) and Title X adequate effort to see that
Black History
Slate Set
The mini-library of the Evan's Corner.
Sprague St. Recreation Feb. 25 - Black Music in
Center, 1350 Sprague St., America and Luke Was
will hold special black There.
awareness programs _
through February, - Black "
History Month.
The Twin Pitv Art
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League will set up a display f j
of black AmericatTart in the
mini-library. It will remain " ^
through the month. =
Feb. 5, at 4 p.m., Charles S?s7 No
Robinson of the Art League
wilt present a sftde^show?
concerning black art.
L.S. Skinner, of CETA, MgroUpS Qf missy, ju
Wl1'pr?e"'a J?b talk for ? half size late wint
youth Feb. 12 at 4 p.m.
Feb. 17, 4 p.m., Dolan IB DRESSES
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and on Feb. 26, also at 4 B
p.m., Larry-Womble will ||| reg. 34.00-88.00
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The library will also present
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the theme "The Future of
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Morrow also voiced , ^ 1
concern that during v 1979,
teenagers 18 years of age ' 'U JIj
and under gave birth to ^ i^ylS
11,237 babies with 6,036, or
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young age and the added
responsibility of child- The new U.S. Department of
rearing," she added. he shown in the Experiment
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health departments are see- " f J1 X* 1/% i i
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number of teenagers seeking
family planning ser- Saving Energy in Your
vices. "1 feel that the Home, a new exhibit for the
number of teenagers U.S. Department of Energy
becoming pregnant and wju pe showing in the Exhaving
babies would even periment in Self-Reliance
be greater today if the N.C. Building lobby, February
General Assembly had not 9.13
enacted legislation in 1977, The Experiment in Selfthat
gives minors the right Reliance is located at 1621
to receive family planning East Third Street,
services." Anyone wishing to view
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Energy exhibit entitled, Saving Energy in Your Home, w/7/
in Self-Reliance building lobby, February 9-/5.
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I ween the hours of 8:30 a.m. home energy conservation
I - 5 p.m., Monday through through insulation and
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energy problems and sug- Home is part of DOE's nagests
ways to improve sav- tional exhibit program
ings. The exhibit uses il- operated by the American
lustrations, diagrams and Museum of Science &
push-buttom quizzes to Energy in Oak Ridge, Tenprovide
the viewer with a nessee.
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