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THURSDAY. MAY S
North Carolians Against Intoxicated Drivers will
meet at 7:30 p.m. at Pdo Park Recreation Center.
Sgt. Mike Culler, head of the Winston-Salem Police
Department DUiTask Force, will speak. The public
is invited.
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A program on venereal disease will be held at the
East Winston Library at 4:13 p.m. Ms. Debra Gapel,
counselor for the county Mental Health Department,
will be the guest speaker for the program* The event
is being held for young adults ages 13-11. For more
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The Pre-Minstrual Syndrome Support Group will
meet at the Glade Street YWCA at 7 p.m. The
meeting is open to the public.
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SATURDAY, MAY 7
The Winston-Salem Alumnae Chapter of Delta
Sigma Theta Sorority Inc. will have its 21st annual
Jabberwock at Winston-Salem State University's
Kenneth R. Williams Auditorium at 8 p.m. The*
public is invited.
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Radio SUtion WAAA will be broadcasting from
the East Winston Shopping Center's parking lot on
Claremont Avenue from noon to 4 p.m. to help the
Patterson Avenue YMCA fund-raising efforts and to
solicit new Patterson Y members.
SUNDAY, MAYS
The Winston-Salem Lupus Chapter win meet at
2:30 p.m. in the Highland Prestrytarian Church
Activity Building. Mrs. Kay Wcidner. registered
I speak on "Drug Reactions and
interactions. For information, call 724-4303 or.
f 768-1493. ^ .
"Eight Minutes to Midnight," a film featuring Dr.
Helen Caldicort,"'president of the Physicans tor Social
Responsibility, will be shown at Parkway
United Church ofOwi?? 7:30 p.m. Call 732-1393
for information.
MONDAY, MAY ? ^
- 'Percussive Sounds,the percussion studio, fM give
; a drum and percussion demonstration at 4 p.m. at
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I invited.
TUESDAY. MAY 10
Oricnutton mMom for partom tniowM in bdog
volunteer tot Big Itrotners/lng Sisters of rwsytn
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The All Around Social Club is sponsoring s
weekend in Atlantic City^N.J. Departure is sat for
May 26 at^n^d^nSdthe return date U M^y ?.
or Mrs. O. Oto? 767^58'7B,*CkbUnl*
notices. A nnouncements should be concise and typed J
piece and sponsors of the event, plus a number to call I
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Members off the Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority Inc.
YMCA planning and development committee chal
palgn. From the lefft are Emmallne Goodwin, Barb
James Parker).
Crime Prevention
Man Arrested In
The following "Crime *1300 block, West
Box Score" is designed to Sedgefield Drive
keep you abreast of An amplifier, glasses, a
criminal activity in your light and food were taken,
community and to help pro- Housebreakings
_tect your family and pro- *2800 block, Patria Street
perty from crime. A 20-gauge shotgun, a
Homicide .22-caliber rifle, an HAR
1600 block, East 21st pistol, a shotgun case and
Street money were taken.
The suspect shot his wife 100 block, West 25th
and was arrested at the Street
scene. Money w|i takegM
Robbery From Person *2800 ' trtock^^tyfiifbrdok
1000 block, Cayuga Drive
Street A component set, a color
Two white males robbed television and two blackthe
complainant of his and-white television sets
money. A warrant is pen- were taken.
ding for their arrest. *2700 block, Piedmont"
Rape Circle
Walkertown Avenue An electric clock was
After meeting friends at a taken.
party, the complainant left ?l 100 block, Conley Street
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wun mem ana was raped oy \ Thomas component
-them. ~set, two speakers, a turn
1300 block, Argonne table, an AM/FM cassette
Boulevard recorder and a receiver were
The complainant was taken.
raped by a black male. No Larceny of a Vehicle
further description is 900 block, Bridge Street
available. A 1968 blue Ford RanStrong-Armed
Robbery chero was stolen.
1800 block, 14th Street ?1600 block, Lincoln
Three black males Avenue
assaulted the complainant A 1973 burgundy-andand
robbed him of his gray Monte Carlo was
money. No further descrip- stolen.
tion of the suspects is Autobreoking
available. *2700 block, Reynolds
Storebreaking Park Road
500 block, North Clare- Golf equipment and
mont Avenue money were taken.
Twenty-four pairs of *3500 block, Patterson
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vj^utgiu 01 uiiu 2?uucs were /wenue
taken. A Corvette 4T"-top was
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Salem State University campus. Edwards, a Neu
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present a check for $1,000 to Marshall Halrston,
rman, as part of the Y's current fund-raising cam*M
Brou>?* AllgtU Wrfttiin ~~A U?U?*An /nW^Jui
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i Wife's Shooting
taken. installation. Such a person
Larceny comes to your home in
1100 block, East 15th working clothes and proStreet
bably carries a ladder or kit
A picnic table and ben- of tools. He'll try to deceive
ches were taken. you if you don't stop him.
1300 block, Lincoln Take the time to check
Avenue his credentials carefully and
Furniture was taken. don't let him go into your
2300 block, Patterson basement, on your roof or
Avenue in your backyard until you
Money was taken. have done so.
800 block, Manly Street This column is brought to
A humidifier was taken, you weeklv as a Dublic ser
2200 block, Machine vice by the Chronicle, the
Street East Winston Crime Task
Keys were taken. Force?snd the Winston- 2800
block, Piedmont Salem Police Department.
Circle
A blue, 27-inch 10-speed ~
bicycle was taken.
700 block, East 18th I Ml
Street <
A Doberman was taken. V
1600 block, Trade Street {
A moped was taken. JSB
1200 block, East 21st fTf?l
Street ? j]
Five radial tires were
2700 block, New Walkertown
Road
A battery was taken.
3500 block, Patterson
purse was
500 block, Claremont
Meat was taken.
Guarding Against the
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