Winston-Salem Transit Authority promotes grand opening of Transportation Center
Discount bus passes for the
month of April will go on sale
March 20 for $20 for the full
fare monthly pass in lieu of the
$25 fee and $10 for the elderly
and disabled half fare monthly
pass in lieu of the $12.50 fee.
Other discounts and special
events are planned in connec
tion with the grand opening of
the Transportation Cefiter.
For more information call
. the Winston-Salem Transit
Authority at 727-2000.
? Jaycees Receptionist
The Winston-Salem Jaycees
1- will hold a Jaycees After Hours
I* Reception March 20 at the
2- Sawtooth Center. 226 N.
J- Marshall St. from 5:30 to 8:30
*? p.m. to inform people about the
*? Jaycees.
The reception is open to
everyone age 21-39. For more
;. information or to RSVP call
'? 770-3421.
? League of
Women Voters
The League of Women
Voters of Forsyth County will
present Great Decisions '97.
There will be a series of six
weekly discussions beginning
March 20 at Scales Fine Arts
building on the Wake Forest
. campus, room A 102 at 7:30
: pm.
The first topic will be "The
; Media: What Role in Foreign
Policy." The meetings are free
and open to the public.
r*
ir
? Carver Play
Carver High School's
- Drama Department will present
"Murder on Center Stage"
March 21 and 22. Performances
are at 7 p.m. both Friday and
1 Saturday in the Carver High
! School auditorium.
All tickets are $3.
\
l
<
? Kimberiy Alumni
The 61st Founders Day cel
ebration of the Kimberiy Park
Alumni Association of Winston
Salem State University will be
held March 21 at 7 p.m. at the
Anderson Center. It will include
Praise Dancers of Mt. Zion
Baptist Church, the Inner
Rhythm Choir and John M.
Poindexter IV. WSSU Alumni
and the public are invited to
attend. For more information
call 767-6414.
? Autograph
Meet authors Frank
Levering and Wanda Urbanska
as they present their books,
"Moving to a Small Town" and
"Simple Living," which explore
alternatives to city life. The
autographing and discussion
will be held March 22 at the
Winston-Salem Barnes and
Noble at 1925 Hampton Inn Ct.
from 3 to 5 p.m.
? Softball Signups
Twin City Little League
Softball Sign-ups will be held
for girls and boys, 9-10, 11-12,
13-15. 16-18. Call Mr. Johnson
at 418-2822, Mr. Hayes at 725
1986, or Ms. Vaughn at 784
9687.
Sign-ups will be held from
10 a.m. to noon March 22 and
29, and April 5, 12, and 19. All
of these sign ups will be held at
the Twin City Little League
Complex off Highway 311 ?
New Walkertown Rd. near the
Winston Lake YMCA.
? Atkins 1959
Atkins High School class of
1959 will meet March 22 at 6
p.m. at the Home of Clatis
McClinton, 1108 Pleasant St. in
Winston-Salem. All graduates
are encouraged to attend this
meeting. For more information,
contact Larry Womble at (910)
784-9373.
? NYSP Registration
Registration for the
National Youth Sports (NYSP)
summer Program at Winston
Salem State University will be
held March 22.( April 12 is the
date for physicals. Both ses
sions run from 9 a.m. until
noon, in the Gaines Center. The
entire program will run from
June 16 to July 18 for children
age 10-16. For more informa
tion call 750-2141.
? Black Media
Triad Black Media
Professionals meets every third
Saturday at 1 p.m.
Refreshments are provided. For
location, call 454-6717.
? Grand Opening
Mayor Martha S. Wood ,
the Winston-Salem Board of
I
Aldermen, and the Winston
Salem Transit Authority Board
of Directors invite the public to
the grand opening of the
Winston-Salem Transportation
Center, 100 W. Fifth St.. March
24 at 11 a.m.
Tours of the facility will be
available that day until 3:30
p.m.
? Live and Learn
The March meeting of Live
and Learn, sponsored by Cancer
Service Inc., will be held March
25 from noon to 1 p.m. with
Suzanne Hess speaking about
skin cancer. The program will
be held at the Cancer Services
Inc. office, 107 Westdale Ave. in
Winston-Salem.
It is free and open to the
public.
For more information call
725-7421.
A Easter Fling
Winston-Salem Recreation
& Parks Department, Belk of
Hanes Mall, Bi-Lo Food Store
of East Winston, Family Sweets
and Sam's Club will sponsor a
Family Easter Fling at the Dixie
Classic Fairgrounds March 29.
A variety of activities are
planned. The event is free.
A Egg Hunt
Oldies 93 and Kroger Stores
will sponsor the annual Easter
Egg Hunt at SciWorks March
29 from 10 to 11 a.m. Grand
Prize eggs have an extra bonus.
For more information call 767
6730.
Prince Hall Masons and
Order of the Easter Star will
present the 30th District
Fellowship Banquet at Benton
Convention Center at 6 p.m.
The cost is $20. The speaker for
the event will Grandmaster
Howard L. Woods of Roland,
Ark.For more information call
Pat Rhodes-Landingham at 725
1549.
? Central Scholarships
The Winston-Salem Chapter
of the North Carolina Central
University Alumni Association
is currently accepting scholar
ship applications from Forsyth
county high school seniors vfho
have been accepted to Nojrth
Carolina Central University for
the 1997 fall term. Applicatipns
may be picked up from your
high school counselors.
Completed applications must be
returned to your counselor by
Tuesday. April 8. All applicants
will be interviewed before the
Scholarship Committee. Those
applicants chosen to receive the
local alumni scholarships will
be recognized at their high
school's Awards Day program.
1
| CME churches to conduct
Holy Week Easter services
The Christian Methodist
Episcopal Churches of the
Northern Zone will conduct
Holy Week Services March 26
28 at 7 p.m.
The first in the series of
services will be held
Wednesday night, March 26, at
Reynolds Temple CME
Church. The Rev. Veldon
Meredith, pastor of Mt.
Calvary CME in Mt. Airy,
N.C., will speak during this
special baptismal service.
On Thursday night, a com
munion service will be held at
Hanes CME Church. The
Rev.Will E. Chambers, presid
ing elder of the WJJiston
Salem/Greenville T>istrict of
the CME Church, will preach
the communion message.
On Friday night, seven
local CME ministers will
preach from the "Seven Last
Words." The Service will be
held a Wayside CME Church.
The following ministers will
speak: the Rev. Herman
Gilliam of St. John CME
Church; the Rev. Rita Jones of
I St. John; minister Constance
Anderson of St. John; minister
Eric Freeman of Hanes
Memorial CME Church; the
Rev. William Moore of Shouse
; Temple CME Church; the Rev.
; Christopher Manning of St.
! John; and minister Gloria
! Hayes of Hanes Memorial.
The following host CME
; pastors serve in the Northern
I Zone: Dr. Lloyd Watkins of
; Hanes Memorial ; the Rev.
f
Bobby R. Best of St. John; the
Rev. Arthur Watkins of
Wayside; the Rev. J.I.
Thompson of Shouse Temple;
the Rev. Bertha Walker of
Holsey Memorial; the Rev.
Gloria Jarrett of Mt. Zion
(Galax, Va.); the Rev. Sandra
Gripper of Reynolds Temple;
and the Rev. Veldon Meredith
of Mt Calvary.
On Easter Sunday, March
30, the churches of the
Northern Zone will unite for
their quarterly service. This
service will be held at Mt.
Calvary CME Church in Mt.
Airy. At 6 p.m., Dr. Lloyd
Watkins will conduct a work
shop. The Rev. J.I. Thompson
will bring the evening message
following the workshop.
The public is cordially
invited to join at any or all of
these services.
I 20% Off|
LEATHER SUEDE. OR
I FUR ?
with $5.00 min. cleaning order I
Present this coupon when dropping off I
your dry cleaning
1 (S) 1
l 2-day turnaround l
order must be picked up within 10 days
I of drop off to qualify for discount. I
COUPON EXPIRES I
MARCH 27 1
LExcludes wedding dresses, furs. ?
leathers, suedes & draperies I
Come see the softer side of Sears
I All Laura Scott*
and Apostrophe*
dress shoes
1 25* off
A. In silver, gold and
lilac. Reg. $40. ISO
0. In rice, black, navy
and light pink.
Reg. $32. $24
- ?
The biggest sale of the season!
ALL women's dress, tailored & casual shoes on sale
[ through Sat. March 22
All Mainframe9
dress shoes /
on solo
C In black or bone
patent. Sizes 5-10,11M.
v Reg. $25.19L99
j? O. In gold. Sizes 5-10M.
f Reg. $29,22.99
I f. Mesh platform in
I white or black patent.
' Sizes 5-9, 10M.
Reg. $35.24.99
te.
A,i^0.1, andJtostaesSVb- 10,11M.?in wide width*In black and
navy. H in black, chestnut and navy alio In sizes 6Vj-9,10W. Sale runs
through Saturday, March 22.1997. Al odvertised items available tor sale
as advertised. Savings are off regular price*. Selection varies by store.
All Laura Scott*
and Apostrophe?
tailored shoes
a
' as* off i
F. In black and brown.
Reg. $45.32.99
G. In black and brown. ?
Reg. $38. 2799
H. In gold, chalk,
gdhmetal, black,
chestnut and navy.
Reg. $34.23.99
J. In natural, black
and navy. Reg. $44,133 ?
V I ?
SEARS
01997 S#ar?, Rootouck and Co.
ScrtMacMon GucranlMd or Your Moray laeki
*
?