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educator of African American
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Public Safety Day D
Four Seasons Towne Centre 7
in Greensboro will host its annu
al Public Safety Day from
noon-6 p.m. in the parking lot.
The public will have the oppor- b
tunity to meet police officers, 9
firefighters and many others. e<
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Seniors Bingo Party fi
The Winston-Salem Recre- F
ation & Parks Department's C
Special Populations Unit is
sponsoring the 19th Annual
Seniors Bingo Party from 2:30
p.m.-S p.m. at the Education a
' Building at the Dixie Classic u
Fairgrounds. For more informa- a
tion call 727-2505. ri
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JUNE 14 1,
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Summer Youth Program n
The African American Ate
lier announces its summer youth
. program "Atelier Around the
World" for children ages 7-16. 1
** Sessions in June will start today \
and end on June 24. The pro- p
gram will run from 1-4 p.m. at \
the Greensboro Cultural Center,
'? located at 200 North Davie J
? Street. Lunch and transporta
-1 tion will be provided. For regis
l' tration information call 333
6885. ' s
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Diabetes Program t
% The Forsyth Chapter for the i
I American Diabetes Association *
Z will sponsor a program titled
"The Importance of Early
-* Detection and Treatment of
? Diabetic Retinopathy" from 1
1 7:30-8:30 p.m. at Calvary Bap- i
tist Church. Dr. Madison Slush- J
er will be the speaker. For more t
information call 945-2526. !
JUNE 17 !
Children Of Divorce Class
The Family Life Council of
Greater Greensboro will spon
sor the program "Children of.
Divorce" today and on June 24
from 7-9 p.m. This event will
take place at the Dorothy Bar
7'doiph Human Services Building,
located at 301 E. Washington
?" Street. For more information
? call the council at 333-6890.
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* Art Exhibition >
?; Associated Artists of Win
- ston-Salem announces the exhi
bition of "Something Differ
ent," fine art by exhibiting mem
bers, which will be on display
until July 31. The open reception
will be today frpm 5-7 p.m. at .
the Sawtooth Building, located
226 N. Marshall Street. For
iformation call Associated
rtists at 722-0340 or visit the
eb site:
www.triadntr:net/~a rtists.
HOPE Meeting
HIV Outreach Programs and
ducation will have their annual
leeting at the Forsyth County
Apartment of Public Health at
p.m.
African Music
Spirit Talk Mbira, an ensem
le of musicians, will perform at
p.m. at The Wherehouse, locat
d at 211 East Third Street in
i/inston-Salem. The group will
:ature the music of Zimbabwe,
or more information call John
"ourtney at 722-2064.
African Poetry
An evening of African Wom
nist poetry will be presented
/hen poet, writer and social
ctivist Kamaria Muntu will
ead from her work "Sonata for
doming" at Whistling Women,
seated at 704 Brookstown
tvenue in Winston-Salem. For
lore information call 631-9663.
Meeting
The Black Leadership Round
"able will hold a meeting in the
Vinston Mutual Building at 6
>.m. For more details call Larry
Vomble at 784-9373.
IUNE 19
Golf Tournament
The Ray Agnew, Jr. Scholar
hip committee will hold its
tnnual Celebrity Classic Golf
Tournament at the Winston
_ake golf course. The event will
ake place at 8:30 a.m. For more
nformation call Scott Miller at
'48-8893 or HAWS at 727-8500.
Juneteenth Festival
Winston-Salem's YWCA
ocated on Waterworks Road
vill be the site for the inaugural
luneteenth Festival, a celebra
:ion marking the end of slavery.
Special awards will be given to
Forsyth County residents. For
more information call Deloris
Huntley or Debra James at 725
5614.
Musical Revue
RazzMaTazz, a musical
revue company, presents "Ret
rospective: A Musical Revue of
the 20th Century" at the High
Point Theatre at 8 p.m. Addi
tional shows will take place June
26 at 8 p.m^and June 27 at 2:30
p.m. at the Carolina Theatre in
Greensboro. For ticket informa
tion call 373-2974 or 333-2605.
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Dreamland Park Reunion
All old and new residents of
the Dreamland Park community
are invited to the first reunion
celebration being held at the
Carl Russell Recreation Center
on Carver School Road from 2
1
6 p.m. For more information call
723-4761.
Yard Sale
The Northwest N.C. Chapter
of the American Red Cross, in
conjunction with several United
Way agencies, will sponsor a
yard sale from 6:30 a.m.-2 p.m.
in the parking lot of the chapter
house, located at 690 Coliseum
Drive. Space is still available for
the public's personal items, but
this these spaces should be
reserved by June 16. For more
information call 724-0311.
SECCA Celebration
The Southeastern Center for
Contemporary Art will hold its
"Community Day Celebration"
activities from 1-4:30 p.m. This
event will be a celebration of
SECCA's new summer exhibi
tions.
Celebration In The Park
The Black Child Develop
ment Institute of Greensboro
will hold its "Celebration of
Children: A Day in the Park" at
Barber Park. This event will take
place from 11 a.m.-3 p.m.
JUNE 21
- Dale Carnegie Training
A free preview of the Dale
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Carnegie training course for
business presentations will be
held in Greensboro at the down
town Hilton. For more informa
tion call John Carter at 282
2827.
JUNE 23
Golf Tournament
Signature Sports Group and
Achievements Unlimited will
sponsor the inaugural Hoop-Tee
Celebrity Golf Classic Tourna
ment. This event will take place
at Greensboro's Grandover Golf
Resort starting at 12:30 p.m. The
field is limited to 22 five-man
teams, which will feature a
celebrity sports figure such as
Michael Jordan, retired NBA
great, or the Carolina Panthers'
Wesley Walls and Frank Garcia.
For more information on corpo
rate sponsorship, call (704) 331
0088.
JUNE 25
Dance
The Winston-Salem/Forsyth
County Chapter of the North
State Law Enforcement Officers
Association will sponsor an
"Evening of Elegance" at the
Grand Pavilion in the Adam's
Mark Hotel. Tickets are avail
able and can be purchased at the
door of this semi-formal affair.
For further information please
contact Arnita Pete at 794-1987.
JUNE 26
Moonlight Canoeing
The Piedmont Environmen
tal Center will sponsor moon
light canoeing for couples at the
High Point City Lake.
_v. / Golf Tournament
The 20th annual Sickle Cell
Golf Tournament sponsored by
Khalif Temple No. 144 will be
held at Bryan Park Golf Com
plex in Brown Summit with a
shotgun start at 8 a.m. The reg
istration deadline for golfers and
corporate teams is June 18. For
more information call 274-1507.
JUNE 27
Musical Show
The Winston-Salem Swing
Symphony will bring you the big
band sounds of Duke Ellington,
Glenn Miller, the Miami Sound
Machine and Tommy Dorsey in
a program called "It Don't
Mean A Thing If It Ain't Got
That Swing." This event will
take place at Tanglewood Park.
For more information call 725
1035.
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JUNE 28
Engineering Summer
Program
The N.C. A&T State Univer
sity College of Engineering will
hold its summer program start
ing today and running through
July 23. This program is
designed to provide instruction,
career awareness and motiva
tional activities for teenagers in
grades 7-12. For additional
information call Norman
Williams at 334-7247.
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