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Chlories Shore: 1984-85 Win!
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Teaching's
Being a good teacher has
always befen foremost on Chlories
P. Shore's mind. "Teaching is
just in my blood," she said.
All of Shore's hard work paid
off last week when she was named
the 1984-85 "Teacher of the
Year" for the WinstonSalem/Forsyth
County School
System.
Shore, the recipient of
numerous awards and recognitions,
says it was the greatest
honor of all for her. "I'm just
humbled," she said. "It has been"
such a long time since a black
person was named "Teacher of
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discontent (among black
Democrats)," said Alderman Vivian
Burke.
The Ijst of casualties was Jong,
and painful:
Jim Hunt, Rufus Edmisten,
Mose' Belton Brown, Evelyn
Terry, Bill Tatum and Lafayette
Jones.
The mood of the country
frightens them and me. How
tragically appropriate that a
president who knows not whereof
he speaks but uses television to
pretend he does and a senator
who is against everything and
uses TV to say so would reign in
George Orwell's 1984.
Other election observations:
The Baptist Ministers Conference
And Associates ought to
get out of the business of endorsing
candidates.
When they recommended that
blacks vote the straight
Democratic ticket, they accomplished
two things:
1)They insulted black people's intelligence
when they said that
many of their brethren should
vote the straight ticket because
they don't understand how to
vote selectively.
2)They help defeat black candidates
such as Democrats Evelyn
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of whom were hurt by black votes
that went to white Democrats in
the same races.
"Black folks still voted that
straight ticket/1 lamented Terry
at home, her voice nearly gone.
"Others didn't do that."...
Brothers, Terry meant white
Democrats, many of whom have
a tendency to flush party loyalty
down the toilet when it comes to
a choice between a black candidate
and a white one.
Vivian Burke referred to those
wayward souls as "them," as in
"I told them, you are the ones
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the Year." I am so glad that we
are finally being recognized for
the excellent work that we do. I
am honored to represent the
black community."
Shore is a first grade teacher at
Easton Elementary School and
has been with the WinstonSalem/Forsyth
County School
System for the past 13 years. She
also serves as administrative
assistant at Easton School.
"Our black children need role
models, someone they can look
up to and say, 'I want to be like
that'," Shore said. 44I think that
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that put the Republicans in."...
As he munched hors d'oeuvres
at the Hyatt, Bighouse Gaines
. looked at the election as a sport.
4 Think about voter registration
drives," he said. t4I think for
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(Helms in this instance) registered
two people. It's like a basketball
game. We shoot the same percentage
but I get twice as many shots
as you. Jesse Helms appealed to
the majority and the majority
happened to be Caucasian."
Gaines also agreed that some
members of the Democratic team
seemed to play for the other side
in this game....
Polls are getting to be like
noses: everybody has one.
Whether, however, they are as
functional as noses is another
matter.
We don't care what the networks
and dailies say about news
judgment. When you start saying
who's the frontrunner and who
isn't - and by how much - you
are not purely reporting the news:
You are actively affecting the
outcome of a race.
It gets to a point where the
voters almost feel no need to
vote; the networks and dailies
have already held the election a
hundred times in their asinine
_p>olls. _ ? ..
Moreover, the networks* practice
of projecting winners before
the polls (the actual ones in which
people really do vote) should be
outlawed. If you've already pro
jected that Reagan has won and I
live in California, what's the use'
of me voting?...
Larry Little, as C.B. Hauser
retained his seat in the state
House against Republican
challenger Briggs D. Miles: "If
they hadn't passed singlemember
districts, we would have
been wiped out."
Even with them, we almost
were....
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this will be something positive for
our children to look up to. I have
asked my friends to pray for me,
that this will be a good year for
me and our children and our
community.'*
Shore has two children of her
own: Derrick, who is in the ninth
grade at North Forsyth, and
Chad, who is in the third grade at
Old Richmond School."
Shore now will enter regional
competition and will also receive
the James A. Wade award of
$100 and recognition from the
Board of Education.
I mentioned earlier that this
campaign seemed like the
Twilight Zone. Some cases in
point:
The at least four blacks whc
proudly told us they had votec
the straight Republican ticket.
Stu Epperson's strong show
ing against incumbent Con
gressman Steve Neal.
John Carrington, who is a
much of a joke as any candidal
can be and registered to vote onl]
when he found out he had to tc
run for office, fighting Bob Jor
dan tooth and nail during the ear
ly returns for the lieutenan
governorship.
Eddie Knox's Dr. Jeckyl-Mr
Hyde impersonation.
Winston-Salem State
students passing out Jim Martin
paraphernalia for pay.
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Dr. Ralph Wall announces
the opening
of his practice in Internal
Medicine.
Comprehensive adult
medical care for
hospitalized or outpatients
will be provided.
Appointments
will be accepted Nov.
1, 1984, and office/hospital
visits will
begin Nov. 19, 1984.
Ralph L. Wall Jr., M.D.
Forsyth Madlcal Park
Sulfa 322
1900 Hawthorn# Road
Winston-Salon, NC
Phono 760-1311
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annual banquet on Saturday
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The keynote speaker was the CA1
Honorable Harvey Gantt, mayor * 24-HOUR ANl
of Charlotte. Gantt spoke to an
audience of about 300 g'.ests, ineluding
Winston-Salem's Mayor ^^y
Corpening.
Awards were presented to Ms. f
Mutter Evans of WAAA Radio,
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