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Brooks to head
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housing services
David R. Brooks, now a community
development director in
Albany, Ga., will become
Winston-Salem's housing services
director effective Nov. 4.
Brooks has worked as community
development director in
Albany for three and one-half
years. From July 1978 to April
1982 he was housing rehabilitation
coordinator in Charleston,
SC.
He was housing adviser and
property manager in Alexandria,
Va., from 1975 to 1978. He also
served as a program assistant and
iflteri for the Department of
Housing and Urban Development
in Washington in 1975.
; Brooks is a graduate of
Howard University and earned
his master's degree in education.
He will be in charge of
developing and administering the
city's community housing ser
vices programs.
Brooks says he is looking forward
to beginning his new post in
Winston-Salem.
"I think my new position will
be a very challenging one," says
Brooks. "Although I've been in
this field for over 10 years, I feel
that every new position offers its
own particular circumstances
that have to be addressed.
"My interest is to add to the
community development programs
whatever experiences I
have attained over the past
several years. I want to assist the
city in preserving the housing
stock and making whatever contributions
I can."
SECC A to present
'Flower and Hawk'
The Southeastern Center for
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wihviii^ui oi ^ rvi i win preseni
"Flower and Hawk," a
monodrama for a soprano, Oct.
30 at 8 p.m.
Created by opera composer
Carlisle Floyd, it will be performed
by soprano Matilda Nickel
under the direction of Norman
Johnson.
44Flower and HawkM is based
on the life of Eleanor of Aquitaine,
one of the most powerful
and influential women of the
Middle Ages, who was queen of
France and England during the
12th century.
Floyd has been called
America's leading opera composer,
and his first full-length
opera, "Susannah," won the
New York Music Critics Circle
Award for the best opera in 1956.
The performance will be held
in the Main Gallery of SECCA,
750 Marguerite Drive. Tickets are
$5 for SECCA members,
students and senior citizens.
General admission is $6.
FACTS
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LAW
By Gregory Davis
Too do net hive to pay for merchandise
received through the mails if you did not
order it.
UNLAWFUL DETAINER is the grounds for
a lawsuit to remove a tenant who formerly
wet in legal possession of the premises,
but whose lease is now expired
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If you do not report a lost or stolen
checkbook, the bank will not be
responsbile for loss based on such
negligence.
e e
A worm farm is a public nuisance and a
health hazard, even if valuable to and
used by a farm operator for his otherwise
legitimate business, a Minnesota court
found.
e e e
If your neighbor builds a wall between
your properties, cutting off the sunlight to
your garden, you can sue. Even though
the actual physical use of the property has
not boon altered, the neighbor has deprived
you of its beneficial use
Brought to you as a public service by:
Gregory Davie
Attorney at Law
BBAT Plaza, Suite 260
8 West Third Street
Wlnston-Salcm. N.C. 27102
P.O. Bos 1259
(919) 723-2257
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