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Page A12-The Chronicle, Thursd Mailbag the Winston-Salem Chronicle on Sept. 5 in regard to the YMCA. After four months, we have more than 1,200 members and, with our fall program schedule beginning the week of Sept. 16, we are positive that membership and participation will increase. I would like to believe that we have gotten off to a good start but, at the same time, the challenge will always be there to improve on the services to our members and the community. We hope that you continue to enjoy your YMCA and please don't hesitate to voice any con"cafirtTof sucflestions to m* because the YMCA welcomes inInside From Page A5 , mmmmmmnn?imm??mn???i classify the powers and functions of the city into several classes or departments. to appoint or select persons to have^charge, supervision and control of the several classes of work or departments - for example, naming a police chief or a city manager. fix the pay for any city employee and adopt regulations for the conduct or any employee. appoint a city attorney Q^attorneys. The city code requires the board to meet on the second and fourth Monday of every month. Special meetings can be called by the mayor or a majority of the members of the Board of Aldermen. The mayor, who is elected by all of the people in the city, has additional responsibilities. The city code states that the mayor shall: have supervision of all the city's affairs. acquaint himself with all the necessities of the city, inspect the streets and other public places and public premises, supervise and keep up with its finances, its general income and | disbursements, including bond issues, and make a report to the aldermen on the general and financial condition of the city. keep his office in some convenient place designated by the Board of Aldermen, keep the seal of the city and preside at all meetings of the Board of Aldermen. break tie votes. At no other time does the mayor vote. The aldermen are paid $6,300 annually. The mayor gets $8,800. Although there is no senarate set of responsibilites and duties for black and white aldermen, black aldermen say their constituents demand more from them. "The demands on a a black alderman are tremendous/' said North Ward Alderman Larry Little. "You have to handle all constituent complaints, most of which are non-aldermanic concerns." Because Winston-Salem uses a ward system to elect its aldermen, citizens have to live in the ward they vote in. Each ward has specific boundaries, often running along roads and streets. If you're not certain which ward you live in, the city has maps that can tell you or you can ask the Board of Elections. In wards with two or more people running for an aldermanic seat on the same party ticket, a primary is held. Primaries narrow down the number of people running from each party to one. Primarioc f ?IJ ? ? iiiuBi ivj i wi mis aiucrmanic election will be held on Sept. 24. In case one person does not get 50 percent of the vote in the primary, a second primary or run-off election is held between the top two votegetters. If necessary, a second primary will be held on Oct. 15. The general election will be held on Nov. 5. At that time, city residents will elect eight aldermen and a mayor and residents in Rrral Hall, Kernersville and Walkertown will elect representatives to their respective city boards. i ay, September 19, 1985 ? p. m Page A4 <; 1 put and involvement from its ;[ constituency. Again, let me say thanks. JI 4 Norman E. Joyner Executive Director ; 1 old Winston Lake Family YMCA V-'Wxjvu ebb! Hi; EH g?jj| Q| I ?, 8-J97 S-J37 sl97 I wnrce la I K I rain. ra H I HAIR SPRAY L^H I BBS I i 27 Kfl Hk umcmM | I I I I S5sfi ?i?' I ^ *>' *?p i I I I " $177 I I ? . 0m^ * * s247 111!1 50< I \BEAIR All boys' outerwe Great assortment of jackets, coats, s more, including Sears Best. Boys size Shown: $44.99 jacket, sizes 8-20 $34.99 jacket, sizes 4-7 Mr** 25% OFF 25% All boys' fleeced wear All boys Sport separates in wash- Assorted \ able acrylic or acrylic and knit or wo\ cotton. Sizes 4-7. 8-20. styles. S12 S??rs pacing poitcy 11 *n ,,8fn '* 001 Ascribed ts reduced c regular prtc? 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