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Local poet 'discovered'
-Betty A.P. Wright has had
her original poetry published in
jthe American Poetry Anthology,
la treasury of present-day poetry.
The poem is titled, "Ameri
ca's Shadow.”
The American Poetry Asso-
3iJl«ciation seeks to discover and
^'ejj.encourage poets such as Ms.
tfttWright by sponsoring contests
lanijhat are open to the public and
"le sby publishing poems in widely
isha;distributed hardback voliunes.
Ms. Wright has been writ-
lenring for 24 years and her favorite
tie ;;subjects and ideas are English,
he music and she said she usually
relates her topics to a variety of
lelcsources or thoughts on her
I ne, mind.
;of)
aifi Poets iitterested in publica-
owtlit® may send up to five poems,
I, vno more than 20 lines e4ch, with
ing name, address on each page, to
the American Poetry Associa-
tfljtion. Dept. CN-4, P.O..B0X
i E[i803, Santa Craz, Calif. 95061.
j p All poems selected for pub-
loil lication are also entered in the
[j APA's Poetry Contest, which
^(.awards more than $11,000 in
jjjj^priKS to 152 winners.
Qj,, Free copies of "The Poet's
.fj^Guide to Getting Published" are
^Uj^given to all poets who send
^..-poetry....
with a master's of nu/sing
degree in psychiatry.
Prior to joining Senior Ser
vices, she was director of nurs
ing at Charter Mandala Hospi
tal. ...
Camel City Lodge #1021
Gardeh of Iris Temple #220
held a spedial program Oct. 7 at
4 p.m.
The special guest was Gla
dys M. Jackson, a ntember of
Garden of Iris Temple and a
graduate of W. Virginia State
College. Jackson has been an
Elk for 38 years.
Individuals involved with
the program were James Web
ster, James Nelson, Mr. Kirk
land, Rochelle Pinson, Betty
Wesley, Katherine Kirkland
and Debra King.
James Archie is exalted
ruler; Dorothy Chaplin is Ot.
ruler.... ^
.jv. Senior Services Inc. has
^] announced the appointment of
Judy Owen, R.N., as program
r director of the Alzheimer's Cen-
The board of directors of
STEP ONE has elected its 1989
officers. They are: Jim Collins,
president; Fred London, vice
president; Barbara Potter, sec
retary; and Deborea Winfrey,
treasurer.
ter.
^The Alzheimer's Center is a
’ “riew program of Senior Services
scheduled to open in February
Ktnoo .....
STEP ONE, formerly the
Council on Drug Abuse, was
founded in 1974 and provides
drug prevention, intervention
and treatment services in
Forsyth and Stokes counties.
'^1989 which provides day care
■ ^^ervices to victims of
Alzheimer's disease, education
^ and respite services for their
^'caregivers.
Last year, 575 people were
served in its outpatient treat
ment services unit.
■ , Ms. Owen graduated from
‘•flte UNC-G School of Niusing
Collins is the director of
sales planning and administra
tion with Sara Lee Corp. and
has served on the board for one
year.
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Bridesmaids were Diane Park
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Best man was Rick Everhart of
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