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4 1 Tiny Indians Booster Club Holds Raffle The Tiny Indian's Booster Club ' held a raffle on Tuesday, March 22 | ; at the 14th Street Recreation Center 1 1 at 7 p.m. Mary Fulton was the win ? ; ner of the first prize ($100). A check | for $100 Was presented to Fulton by i Thomas Dalton, Jr., son of Mr. and j Mrs. Thomas Dalton, Sr. He is one > 1 of many players for the Tiny Indians ! Football League. The second prize ? . ($75) went to James Jones and third ? prize ($25) went to Matthew Peter ' son. The Booster Club will have a ! Fish Fry and Yard Sale every other r . Saturday, beginning Saturday, April 2 on the corner of 5th and Laurel Wall, across from the Winston Mutual Building. This will also be the first sign-up for the Tiny Indians Football, cheerleaders, majorettes and dancing boots. Applications may also be pick up at the following locations: 14th Street Recreation Center. Carl Rus sell Recreation Center, M.L. King Recreation Center, Winston-Salem Lake Y, and Boys and Girls Club or any Tiny Indians Coaches of Board Member. Eric Denker to Hold Lecture at Reynolda House Eric Denker, Head of Tour and Lectures, Education Division, National Gallery of Art, will lecture on "An Introduction to Printmak ing" on Thursday, April 7 at 10 a.m. at Reynolda House Museum of American Art. The cost of the lec ture is $3. ? ? ?? I. Denker received his Bachelor of Arts_in Art History, cum laude. from Dickinson College, Master of Arts from the^ University of Mary land, and his Ph.D. from the Univer sity of Virginia. In 1989 he received the Robert H. Smith Fellowship from the National Gallery of Art. His topic was Impressionist Print making. Denker has been with the National iiaiiery of" An since 1980^ He supervises six full-time lectures and additional part-time staff who prepare and deliver talks on Special exhibitions and the permanent col lection. Since 1988 Denker has been professor at Georgetown University and Georgetown Alumni College. He has given extensivr lectures anrh is the author of numerous publica tions including "Mary Cassatt, Printmaker" in the Lamp. V. For more information, call 725 5325. ? " Angus MacLachlan to Perform at SECCA in April ' winston-Salem actor/play wright, Angus MacLachlan will per form his most recent work Bound and Gagged pt the Southeastern Center for -Contemporary Art (SECCA). The performance will take place in SECCA's McChesney Scott Dunn Auditorium on Friday, April 29 at 7:30 p.m. Like the earlier Marginal Liv ing. Bound and Gagged is a one man drama, written and performed by MacLachlan. An fcerily evocative musical score by Rhan Small, of the performance group Three People , is interwoven with MacLachlan's darkly poetic story of the throw away lives of his characters. Bound and Gagged is work in a very differ ent vein from Winston-Salem's pre mier resident playwright. Tony Brown of the Charlotte* Observer stated, . If you are up to facing your own monsters and weaknesses, you should not let this incisive, exacting one-man tour de-force skip town without catching it." Tickets are $5 for SECCA members, senior adults, students and $7 for the general public. For more information contact the Education Department 725 1904. QUALITY C^lvctifencie from c Rarry -?-^MANUFACTURING*' Compare Barry Manufacturing against other fin 9 men 's clothing retailers. Check design, style, Quality and service. And then compare price! Barry Wins With... The Latest Hand Tailored Traditional & Italian Design . . . WOOL BLEND $QQ95 SUITS 09 mm iu*edos#99'J Also in 100% Wool and Double Breasted. The Winston-Salem Chronicle will be closed Friday, April lt in observance of Easter. WE STOCK SIZES Regular 35-60 Long 36-60 Short 35-52 Ex-long 40-56 48-60 Slightly Higher Point Rri J Trade M.iri Greensboro H H 852 2665 Winston Salem Mon Thur 9-6 Fri 9-9 A/ 785-9810 Sat 9 5 Sun 1-5 M ^ MANUFACTURING v Mor\ Thu' 9 fl Fn 9 9 I ,,,, m, ? s < ? is'is Sat 9 6 Sun 1-5 Expert Alterations 1455 Trade Mart Bivd . _ _l _ r- . _ Across from Brendles *4 . . 1 ? ? Free Layaways Phone 785.9810 ? k 2 w * J 1 Club Holds Meeting The Interdenominational Min isters' Wives and Widows of Win ston-Salem and Vicinity met at St. Vice President, Andrea Adams pre siding. The highlight of the evening was "Shop Talk" chairperson was - Mathc Walker, panelist were Dora ? Martin, Anita Gillian and Hattie J- Fulwood. The membership body has J- been instructed in securing baby items for the Salem Support Center. ? ^Togo West 1 To Speak at r Dinner The Honorable Togo D. West, !- Jr. the newly appointed Secretary of - the United States Army, jadlLbe the m - keynote speaker at the annual Equal - Opportunity Day Dinner sponsored by the Winston-Salem Urban - League. The dinner will be held on ? Friday, April 22, 7 p.m. at the Ben * ton Convention Center. West is a ? African-American to hold his posi tion. Tickets are $25. Call 725-5614 for more information. Conference On the Black Family To Be Held The Winston-Salem Urban League will sponsor a conference on the African-American Family on Thursday, April 21 at the Anderson Center of Winston Salem University, 601 Martin Luther King Jr. Drive. Keynote speaker is Dr. Leonor Boulin Johnson, co-author of the newly released book "Black Families at the Crossroads." Conference regis tration is S50. Scholarships are available to student and seniors. For more information call Gloria : Frazier at 725-5614. BB&T It's More Than A Bank. Its.Aji .Attitude! Since 1872 Member FDIC ? hqual H<n: miir Under As your responsibilities change , so do ours. There's a lot more to raising a family than adding a new place _ at the table. For most families, * it's a whole new way of thinking. And one that BB&T understands. It involves sorting out the best ways to borrow for current ex penses. And the best ways to save for future ones. It also means a little extra sensitivity to the credit needs almost all growing families undergo. So, if it seems your current bank isn't what it used to be, per it's you who's done the changing. See BB&T. A different sort of attitude. A different sort of bank. jm
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