Youths from MLK Recreation Center take a trip to a local cinema. Kids from the MLK Recreation Center recently visited Old Salem.
Center Hosts Summer Activities for Area Youths
? The Martin Luther King Recre
ation Center has a number of sum
mer activities for youths in the city.
The center has a summer
enrichment program for youths up
to 13 years old. Joan Richardson, a
teacher at Sherwood Forest Ele
mentary School, teaches children
reading and arts and crafts. Ethel
Evans is her assistant The program
Local Child
The Association for the Benefit
of Child Development (A.B.C.D.),
which seeks to prevent problems for
children and families in the commu
nity through early intervention, has
recently received the following
grants to support its programs:
A three-year grant in the
amount of $150,000 from the Mary
Reynolds Babcock Foundation and
a one-year grant for $35,000 from
the Z. Smith Reynolds Foundation.
These two grants are to be used to
establish and support the A.B.C.D.
Parent/Child Support Program at the
center/located at 502 N. Broad St.,
and at Best Choice Center, 1031
Highland Ave.; and
An $18,000 grant from the Kate
B. Reynolds Charitable Trust for
general operating expenses.
The center provides a daily
educational program for 2- and 3
also includes storytelling. Classes
are taught every Wednesday from
1-2:30 p.m.
Bill English, director of the
center, recently took 10 children
from the Kimberly Park area to see
the musical, "Oklahoma! " at the
Little Theatre of Winston-Salem.
Dorothy Wingate and Evans also
attended.
The center sponsored a "Day at
the Lake" on July 15. James Irby
and seven children spent their early
morning hours fishing at Salem
Lake.
A group of 18 children recently
toured Old Salem. The youths were
shown sites where African Ameri
cans once lived and worshiped.
Youths from Martin Luther
King and other recreation centers in
the city also participate in the Win
ston-Salem Police Department's
"Free Movie" program. Children go
to a local cinema every Tuesday to
watch a movie.
For information on these or
other Martin Luther King Center
programs, call Bill English at 121
2740.
Center Receives Grants
Bible way
year-olds whcLlive in downtown^
Winston-Salem. The children learn
and develop the skills necessary to
help them succeed in public school.
Parents are involved in the program
through home visits and group
meetings. A training course is pro
vided for parents who want to work
at the center as teacher assistants
and develop job skills for future
employment opportunities.
The center's Parent/Child Pro
gram is a collaborative effort
involving A.B.C.D., Best Choice
and the Winston-Salem/Forsyth
County School System.
Also, the A.B.C.D. Infant/Tod
dler Program, located in Reynolds
Health Center, has received a
$16,743 grant from the Kate B.
Reynolds Charitable Trust for oper
ating expenses. This program pro- .
vides young, low-income parents
with information and support in
learning and applying parenting
skills. The majority of parents
enrolled are teen-agers. The pro
gram provides ongoing friendship
and one-on-one instruction about
caring for and stimulating their
child's development. Parents also
have the opportunity to be trained as
peer counselors through the Best
Start Program. For information
about the infant/toddler program,
call Sue Hale at 724-2863.
For information about the cen
ter, call the director, Linda W.?
Combs, at 722-6296 or 723-495 1 .
A.B.C.D. is supported by the^
United Way of Forsyth County,
local churches, groups and individu
als.
of the Bible Way Church of our
Lord Jesus Christ Worldwide Inc.
will convene July 25 through Aug.
1 at the Stouffer Hotel and the
Durham Civic Center. Nearly 1,000
delegates are expected to attend the
annual event.
Kicking off the activities will
be the "3,000 Women in White"
service on July 25 at 4 p.m. The
topic will be "The Church and the
Family," led by women from the
Missionary Department and from
across the nation and abroad.
Scholarships will also be awarded.
A Recognitions Ceremony will
be held July 27 at 6 p.m. Women
will be recognized for their work in
human services. Anna Pearl
Durham, auxiliary president, and
Curtis Brown, auxiliary bishop,
will receive acknowledgements.
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