Sharene Davidson, 1 si place Science Award and Lowden Anderson, Chm Science ProjectJRektted Community
Service.
Local Student Wins First Place Science Award
On April 9, Sharene David
son gave a presentation of her
science fair project, "Observa
tion of Esterification" at the Hol
iday Inn North. This presentation
was given at the April meeting
of the Alpha Pi Lambda Chapter
of Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity,
Inc., the sponsor of this Science
Fair Cash Award activity, and
the Alphabettes.
Davidson, a sophomore at
North Forsyth High School won
1st place at the Science Fair, for
the Alpha Pi Lambda/Lowden
Anderson Science Cash Award
($250.00) which is given annu
ally at the high school. She has a
3.8 grade point average and is
the daughter of Mr. & Mrs.
Joyce & Edward Irby. In addi
tion to the afore mentioned win,
she also won 1st place at the
District Level; Forsyth County,
and 1st place at the North Car
olina Region Five Science Fair,
Stokes, Rockingham, Caswell,
Person, Orange, Alamance,
Guilford, Forsyth, Davidson,
Randolph, and Chatham.
At the District Level David
son received a 1st place ribbon
and a plaque. At the Regional
Level the recipient received a
plaque, a $40 cash award, a Sci
Works Family membership, a
graphic calculator and a chance
to win an $8,000 cash scholar
ship provided her entry (science
project) is one of the top twenty
five selected Davidson will pre
sent her science fair project at
the State Science Fair at A & T
University on April 28 at Corbett
Gymnasium.
Lodge to Hold Annual Banquet
* * ? > 9 +
Progressive Lodge #310 of
the Ancient & Accepted Scottish
Rite held its First Annual
Awards Banquet at Dudley 's
Cosmetology University Audito
rium in vill|^D& then*
for the occasion was^^sl TPn
sent, FUture." The banquet was
held to honor the member* that
have provided 20 years or more
of faithful service to Progressive
Lodge. The Master of Cere
monies was S.P. Cedric Thomas,
Senior Warden. The brethren
that were honored were 111.
James Farrow 33', 111. Caroll
Burgess 33', S.P. George Floyd
32', Master Mason Roland Bree
den, S.P. Hector Cox, Jr. 32', 111.
Robert Love 33'. The Mason of
the Year Award went to S.P.
George Floyd 32' for outstand
ing service and perfect atten
dance for the past Masonic Year.
The keynote speaker for the
evening was James Rousseau II,
Grand Marshall Sixth District
for Omega Psi Phi Fraternity,
Inc. The Order of Eastern Star
also awarded W.M. Catherine
Curtis for over 20 years of ser
vice to Elizabeth Chapter #310
and National Deputy Virginia
Coleman was also awarded for
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10 years of service to Ruth
Chapter #533 as Worthy Matron.
Lodges, Chapters, and Officers
from all over the state were pre
. sent The Most Puissant Sover
eign Grand . Commander for the
Ancient & Accepted Scottish
Rite of the Southern Jurisdic
tion, Illustrious Dr. James M.
Boone 33' was present, 111.
Aaron Horton First Lieutenant
for the state of North Carolina,
Grand Matron for the state of
North Carolina Pauline Horton,
Associate Grand Matron Jackie
Caldwell, Worshipful Master
Terrence Langford of Progres
sive Lodge #310, Worshipful
Master Robert Dunston of Mar
shall Lodge #266, Financial Sec
retary for King Solomon's
Grand Council 111. Robert Odom
33', S.P. Coley Holeman and
S.P. Gant from St. Andrews
Lodge #172, S.P. Samuel
Brown, S.P. James Payne, and
S.P. John Hairston were present
from Mt. Moriah Lodge #168.
The evening was a festive
one with many members on
hand to honor those who have
sacrificed their time and effort
for the last 20 years.
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HAWS to Sponsor Seminar
On March 3, the Youth
Council, Basketball Team, and
Cheerleaders of the Winston
Salem Housing Authority made
the decision to improve their
lives by attending the first
annual "Learn-2-Lead" Seminar
as an educational development
component of their curriculum.
Participants in these activities
are required to attend tutorial,
cultural, and educational activi
ties. The purpose of this seminar
was to bring together the youth
in HAWS' communities through
a night of workshops and enter
tainment that encompassed Con
flict Resolution, Sexuality,
African Heritage, Swimming,
Basketball, and a Dance. The
fifty youth involved in this semi
nar were willing to devote their
time and energy to gain the
knowledge necessary in attain
ing their goal of becoming the
future leaders of our nation. The
"Learn-2-Lead" Seminar was a
i
unique opportunity for the
Human Development Agencies
of Winston-Salem such as the
Winston-Salem Urban League to
influence and mold the most
important resource we have and
that is our children.
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The best investment you can make for the future is in
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D^ealtfvy Pregnancy /Jieatthy Haby
A Contest
The North Carolina General Assembly has setaside funds to develop creative ideas specifically designed to
reduce low birthweight births and infant mortality in minority populations. We are seeking your ideas about the
best ways to achieve this objective, within the context of an annual budget of $50,000 per year for a three year
period. We will receive these funds if our plan is selected as one of the best 15 in the state.
To encourage your participation, we are sponsoring two contests: one for *he best ideas (Question 1, below)
and one for the best name (Question 3, below) For each contest the prizes are: \ r
First $ 100 gift certificate for Hants Mall
Second : $ SO gift certificate for Hanes Mall
Third: $25 gift certificate for Hanes Mall
Fourth : $10 gift certificate for Hanes Mall
Fifth: $10 gift certificate for Hanes Mall r,
Please complete one or all of the following: ,
1. My idea for promoting healthy pregnancies and healthy babies in our community:
2. The best people to accomplish my idea are...
3. Healthy Pregnancy /Healthy Baby is not a very "catchy" name. I think a good name for such a project is...
I would like to seive on a planning committee for this project
1 would like to come and talk to my group (an organized group or you and your neighbors) about this project.
1 would like to talk to you about low birthweight births and infant mortality.
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