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> Recognizing Ever; throughout society. As we Moreover, successful black watch these brothers and individuals are the type of sisters advance and grow, role models our children we must applaud their ad- need to see more of and vancements and encourage have the opportunities to them to continue. For with emulate. every success, we as a peo- So often, though, upon pie continue to dispel myths seeing a black beginning to concerning our race, rise, we let petty jealousies Kppn TTip Firaam MMtltMltUIMtllltllMMMtlHIIIUIMIHIIIIIIIIIIHIMItttMHUIMttUIMHIMtilltlllMtMllMIMHUMttll and ideologies are forced to will are realizing that, as coalesce against the com- Malcolm X once said, "The mon enemy of Reaganism, enemy of my enemy is my or perhaps more ap- friend." propriately, the forces >^hich created and sustain Many criticized the the Reagan right-wing, march for being too broad radical, reactionary and outdated to be effecrenegades. tive. Perhaps they are corClearly, people of good rect. But in order to prove Change Is Electric Some people get the idea that thev know all th* answers. They Begin To Took at new ideas backwards. Instead of examining a new idea in the hope of finding in it something useful, they brush it off because it runs counter to their own preconceived notions. We would all do well or better if we made it a rule to judge a new idea on its merits. Anybody who continues day after day in the same old way he has followed for years has outlived any usefulness he may formerly have had. It has to be realized that change is electric in the airTUnless we are willing to modify our thinking by new developments and adapt ourselves to those new developments, there is a possibility of failing by the wayside. To achieve an aim, it is important to keep our minds open and flexible. Chnage is the order of the day, and everyone has to meet the changes that occur by changing his attitudes and points of view. These changes are not hastily done, but studied carefully and analyzed to the point for betterment. Naomi's View p NAOMI . McLEAN ?An>opw*nind fc hdpfikl irr many ways; atod certainly one way - not getting into a rut. To the person who is determined to stay out of the rut, nothing is so stimulating as new ideas. New ideas make you think, plan and produce quality, which involves quiet thinking and meditating on matters that really count. We need constantly to adapt our thinking to the new developments mai ormg constant changes In oui enviiunment and in the world, generally speaking. It is quite true we learned all we could about our careers or particular field concerning our life's work, and how to attain as high a standard as possible concerning such, but it is important to keep abreast of new practices, publications and ideas. However, knowledge does not comprise all that is contained in education. The feelings are to be disciplined; true and worthy motives are to be inspired; a profound religious feeling is to be instilled and pure morality planted in the mind under all circumstances. All these are contained in education. The open mind involves the qualities of good judgement, absolute integrity, a knowledge of human nature and an appreciation of the importance of personal factors. Beneath all change lies the force of character - an understanding and a practice of the common place, everyday qualities which are never moded. With an open mind, we can easily take step by step to develop the kind of character traits that will be counted as blessings. We lack the open eye and ear, Somehow we do not see or hear. "7 I We Treat bat*. VJfau Right! && /k T b. j US ?r O" *M 0 O Co?? C *M o 0 C<*e ?0 (- Clip Coupon.-- 1 ! Fill I MFAI DFAI MM! ! Includes Single Burger, i 1 Regular Fries, Small Softy S Drink ft 5 oz. Sundae * { Coupon Expires September 15, 1983. } {Limit 1 coupon per customer per visit This couponj l not redeemable with any other coupon offer, i I Clip Coupon*---?? ' - ? yone ? and backstabbing take over. Many times, our own brothers and sisters become the most critical of one's growth instead of saying, 44Right on; continue to climb." Let us work at being supportive of one another so Alive 8888SlM8S6SSSSSSSSSS88SS8SS8161SSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSil the critics and detractors wrong, those of us who marched must commit ourselves to hard work, hard work and some more hard work if we are to keep the dream alive and to make the second March on Washington a turning boint in the ongoing struggle for The Winston-Salem Chi Thursday by the Winston-J Company Inc., 516 N. Trai Post Office Box 3154, W Phone 722-8624. Second Cla Salem, N.C. 27102. Subscription: $13.52 per (North Carolina sales tax USPS NO. 067910. As "T ""** * S fi: vj' > <v. v Ji/i < li'fl ? i. ^ i J .- ;^9jH||ffiHBHn * Available only / N allyo . soca T' lexa: comi And Call yo om Page A 4 we can begin to move our train of freedom forward once again. Though a small step, many small steps together equal a giant leap. Charles L. Davis Winston-Salem From Page A 4 political parity and economic equity, a turning point in the history of America. Keep the dream alive. Clifton Graves is affirmative action officer at Winston-Salem State University. Fonicle is published every Salem Chronicle Publishing de Street, Mailing Address: inston-Salem, N.C. 27102. iss postage paid at Winstonyear payable in advance included). PUBLICATION I for your spouse and your lads, agi I Piedmonts! |u have to do is bir When you d< ri your kids, ages 2 just $39 each s.What s more, the You must lea dieted bv Octohe the next time yoi E ur travel agent, or call Piedri gi m imi ? w l A Healt meals, which, he says, will reduce excess weight, high blood pressure, heart disease and diabetes. The products are Genesis, a wide range of food alternatives -- each low in sodium and calories, yet nutritionally complete, Lightner says, to help people with a weight problem who have another problem ("So I'm fat! So what? Evervone in mv familv U large."): How many old fat people do you see? Around 70 percent of all obese people may eventually develop diabetes. Moreover, medicines will not get to the root of the problem - some diabetics have died depending solely on insulin. But if they lose weight, diabetes mellitus will not be a problem. Lightner's Genesis network of convenient, prepacked foods is the hottest new marketing plan in the country. The plastic pouches, originally design ed by NASA to feed the I astronauts, need nol refrigeration, contain no I preservatives or additives I > 1Lfl K . Mi I J J PMi ?X :yMR ..: ? HI d^F ;->^1PI v^.- .IvSP^P^--''" ...*/ > .<w? >>xrf?'*K"'^ -!K5c?y ' yy 2s 2 through 1 *7. ake The -Family F: / a full-fare adult t 3,your spouse car through 17 i,to most Piedmor re are almost no r ive together, but > r 31,1983. And sea a leave home,you ZS9ZCK aorit in Greensboro at 275-< The C h Plan Fc (chemicals) and average only 180 calories. In addition to benefiting from NASA's technology, the food product also benefited from a history of obesity and diabetes. It just so happened that the idea came from a rich Beverly Hills businessman named Jack Zuckerman, who, at 292 pounds, feared diabetes. His father had died at the premature age of 56 from heart disease and other complications of diabetes. Zuckerman became a "professional dieter,*' but couldn't keep the pounds off. So he put his fear of weight and diabetes together with NASA's^ technology, his own researchers and his money and developed a prepackaged food line that resulted in weight loss, yet satisfied dieters' cravings. You simply put a vacuum-sealed plastic pouch into a pan of boiling hot water for three minnt^ or in the microwave oven for half a minute ^md out comes such delights as "Chicken OrientalM (200 calories), "beep Ocean m -% t j pres are back And I \r\rc?t IV^IVVL. i go along for as littl it cities. $49 toFlori estrictions. 'ou can return sep ts are limited.So c; wont have to leave r/AQOCK 2801, in High Point at 883-91 * / * hronlclc, Thursday, September 8, 1983-Page A5 >r Blacks from ^ ? Cod 'N Sauce" (190 for the first quarter. calories), "Molly's Old Lightner wants to help Fashion Brand Beef Stew" black people and sufferers (140 calories), "Delta of degenerative diseases to Bayou Shrimp Creole" (130 stop killing themselves at calories) and "Vegetables the table and to make Oriental" (90 calories). money doing it. And he wants existing black With 7 5 million businesses, churches or Americans buying vitamins home-based individuals to and aging (for the first get in on the ground floor time, the average American of this new bonanza. is over 30) in an increasingly This funeral director nutrition-conscious coun- wants you alive ? and rich. try, this might be the next food merchandising revolu- * * Tony Bra wn 'i tion. Genesis just started in Journal, " the television Anril anH hue alr^arlu ma/i? emmtmr ?/i? ? mm wmmm<mm a ?? ? VMM J IliMMV Jf V U/| W JWfl fcJilfHIII^J $49 million in net earnings at 6:30p.m. on Channel 26. The Irony Of It All Frdm Page A 4 teach a black person to white parents, is, "Would read. you want your daughter to Somehow, that just marry one?*' didn't make much sense. Consider also that one of Well, gee whiz, if we're the biggest arguments so despicable and inferior, - - - againsi desegregation in me wny would your daughters 50s and 60s and also in the ever want to marry us in the 80s, among some fearful first place? eeFor Brandt > < - fi .. . * - k^ . i ii ij^n?'X^~...' 7-':f,. to take us up on them, ^ QQ <^Q ParK\i70\r A .w wu vuvi i way./ vi iu ida.$59 to Colorado or arately.Travel must be all for details today. i your family behind. f/XES" 46, in Winston-Salem at 768-5171 -d
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