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Dr. C.B. Hauser stands behind a display showing a number of his awards in an exhibition at the Yadkin County Charles Bruce Davis Museum during the month of October. Hauser honore ? - ? ? ? . ' ' *? uUSf. Exhibits from members of the Hauser Williams Russell Family have been featured in Yadkin Coun ty's Charles Bruce Davis Museum during the month of October. On last Sunday, October 20, Dr. C. Brady Hauser, who had celebrat ed his 74 birthday earlier, was hon ored at 2 p.m. with a reception in the museum. A number of awards he has received are a part of the cur rent exhibit. Two items drawing special attention were framed newspaper articles showing his arrest and removal from a Greyhound Bus in October 1947 for his refusal to take a back seat in the bus. Other items of interest were a picture showing him as a member of the 1985 North Carolina General Assembly, two of the seven Million Dollar Medallions he has received from the NAACP, his Honorary Doctor of Human Letters Degree, and a number of plaques from vari ous organizations. Also drawing special attention were awards and citations Leonard G. Hauser had received for his work " d with exhibit in scouting. His awards included The Silver Beaver and The Whitney Young Award. A brief history of the Hauser Williams Russell Family and a drawing of the Family Tree were displayed along with pictures of members of each branch of the fam ily. Among those in attendance were Larry D. Tate and Wanda C. Craybeek of Boonville, Mrs. Mary Greene, Marie D. Gill and Clarence Reynolds of Winston-Salem, Char lcne H. Curtis, Donald Curtis, Mau rice Curtis, Phillip Hauser, Mrs. Dora Wallace, Mrs. Geneva Mc Kin ley- Hauser, Raphael Hurley Hauser, and Mrs. Lois E. Hauser. Raphael Hurley Hauser is a member of the Board of the Charles Bruce Davis Museum. The exhibit is made possible by a grant from the Grassroots Arts Program of the North Carolina Arts Council, a state agency. Additional funding was provided by Yadkin County and the City of Yadkinville and private and corporate contribu tions. CDC, Task Force Continued from page A1 er layer of bureaucracy to deal with." Recommendation called for At a task force meeting two weeks ago, Alderman Larry Womble told the group that the alderman expect the task force to make a recommendation on a new developer on the New Walkertown Shopping Center. "Whatever you recommendt we will go with," said Alderman Womble. Members of the task force complain that the CDC has not given them the opportunity to be involved in the shopping cen ter, yet the mayor gave them responsibility for coordinating development projects in East Win ston. Alderman Virginia K. Newell remembers that the task force was created to take a broad look at eco nomic development in East Win ston. "The task force is supposed to assess needs and develop workable ideas and plans. The CDC is the action-oriented arm of that task force. In the past, every project in East Winston had to come through the task force to get their blessings." Newell added that she regrets not having more information on the financing and organization of the New Walkertown Shopping Center project, which has suffered setbacks and now has only one store, is sev eral months behind schedule, and without a developer. Developer Herman Turner left the project in a mutual agreement with the CDC. "1 thought I would be eating in the defi, going to the hardware store, having my shoes shined, and grocery shopping over there by now," said Newell. Which came first? "The task force is an arm of the city," says Janet De Creny, develop ment coordinator for the city. "They were specifically charged with reviewing proposals on specific projects and recommending and selecting developer^, as well as enforcing the Hamer, Siler, George report" The, Hamer, Siler, George report is a comprehensive sxmy of the various aspects of development in East Winston, including specific . recommendations. Although some members of the CDC board felt that the CDC pre ceded the task force, both organiza tions were created from the same document, the East Winston Area Plan. The plan, finalized in 1987, calls for three support groups: a merchants association, an economic development council, and an eco nomic development corporation. The CDC was incorporated hr Jan uary 1988 and the task force estab lished three months later. Norma Smith, the new chair man of the task force, doesn't understand how the CDC could be confused about working with the task force. James Grace, CDC director, and Joycelyn Johnson serlte on both boards. "We started this process in July, meeting with the staff on two occa sions trying to get more information about the CDC and its projects," says Norma Smith. When no infor mation seemed to be forthcoming from the CDC staff, the task force invited CDC board members to a meeting to initiate better communi cation between the two groups. That meeting has now been indefinitely postponed, says Luellyn Curry, CDC president, noting that the pro posed dates were not suitable for the CDC. TUrf problems? . "We want to build a relation ship between the two groups, and we're still discussing how to do that," said Curry. "That may involve a meeting, or it may not" Joycelyn Johnson, who serves on both boards, maintains that the relationship between the two has not been clearly defined. ? "There were some suggestions made at the onset for reporting to the task force but in recent months the task force has not met regularly, and all of a sudden there's a new i m . j* surge to revitalize the task force and do what we need to do." Johnson speculated that there are personality issues that need to be resolved. "We need to get past bickering and address what is a far greater issue than turf wars - the development of East Winston/ ?v. ?> ? ? S's George K. Walker Florist. Inc. & We send flowers Worldwide with care 8 S Marshall St I 'hone 72; * Need insurance for your .home, car, life, boat or RV?J Call me! _ I have the right coverage for all your needs. 767-1583 Mose'Belton Brown Account Agent /illslair AUitau Insurance Company Life from: AUiuu Lift Insurance Company Northchase Shopping Center, 5105 University Parkway If you're at this stage in buying a car, you should be thinking about how to pay for it. 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