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Young At Hearts To Help Blind Association In a meeting last week at the Greenville Neighborhood Cen ter, the Young At Heart Club choose the collecting of eye glass frames for the Meck Mnburg Association for the blind as their project for the year 1976. According to Mrs. Sally P. Kelly, president, three new members joined the organiza tion at the meeting. They were Rev. J.T. Jones and Mr. and Mrs. W.P. Malone. “After the business meeting hostesses Mrs. Estella Stowe, Mrs. Amie Coleman and Mrs. Minnie Gaddy served a delic ious luncheon on tables laden ed with most beautiful camel lia,” Mrs. Kelly praised. Guests in attendance were Mrs. Ernest Scott and Mrs. lone Jones. * Bingo winners were Mrs. Minnie Gaddy, Walter Alexan der, Ernest Scott, George Ly erly, Mrs. Luticia Martin and Mrs. Frances M. Nash. Mrs. Emma Flowe, Mrs. Johnsie Youngue, Mrs. Anne belle McClary, Walter Alex ander, Ernest Scott, Mre-.'Rox ie Ezell, Mrs. Aldriphe Ross, Dr. J. W. SmitK Mrs. Estelle Liston, Mrs. .Ftinnie Dobson, Mrs. Malta Levi, Mrs. Luticia Martin. Mr. and Mrs. G.T. Nash, Dr. Clyde Liggin, Mr. and Mrs. George Lyerly, Wil liam McMillan, Mrs. Hattie Harris, Elihu Alexander, Mrs. Olivia Mitchell, William Bill ings, Mrs. Vallie Parker, Mrs. Estella Stowe, Mrs. Amie Col eman and Mrs. Minnie Gaddy were the members present. Governor Edwards To Talk Here Monday Night Governor James Edwards of South Carolina will speak to the Charlotte Mecklenburg Republican Mens Club at its monthly meeting on March 8 at the Charlottetown Mall S&W. A reception at 6 o’lock will be followed by dinner at 7 o’clock. The club extends a kind invitation to guests who would be interested in hearing Governor Edwards’ address. Retired School Personnel Set Meeting For Tuesday The Charlotte-Mecklenburg Retired School Personnel As sociation will meet Tuesday, March 9, at the Central YM CA, 400 E. Morehead Street at 12:30 p.m. Lunch will be served. \ M I ”‘I* # vl UJ Left to right. Dr. Frank Hale Jr., Associate Dean, Ohio State University; Dr. Mable P. McLean. President of Barber-Scotia College, ifhg tfitf niff 1 Concord, NC; Mr. Boyce L. Robinson, Direc tor of Placement and Cooperative Education, at Barber-Scotia College. ISarber-scotia College Holds Career Conference The Annual Career Day Conference at Barber-Scotia College attracted over forty representatives from busi ness, armed forces, education, industry, and graduate shcool. The theme of the Conference was “Which Road to Suc cess.” The representatives complimented this theme by presenting the current economic and employment picture in the respective areas. Most of the recruiters said that the job market for the 1976 college graduate looks bleak; nevertheless, the students at Barber-Scotia were encouraged by the over all conference activities and Ranson Presents Bicentennial ■ it I I i ifl * Ranson Junior High School will present an original Bicen tennial play, “The American Experience,” March 4 and 5, beginning at 7:30 p.m. at the school, 5850 Statesville Road. Mt. Moriah Robert L. Davis Jr. will be guest speaker on Sunday night, March 7, at the 6 o’clock observance of The Pastor’s Aid Anniversary. The public is invited to attend this program. Mr. Davis is principal of the John T. Williams Junior High School and a well-known Charlottean. Don’t miss this special event. what the job recruiters had to say. The keynote speaker for the Conference was Dr. Frank Hale Jr., Associate Dean, tne Graduate School, the Ohio State University. Dr. Hale challenged the students to be prepared to negotiate the sys tem. Dr. Hale warned the students not to wait until they were seniors to prepare to look for employment. He also spoke of the Black Pioneers in history who made it possible for today’s Black youth to have better educational opportunities. Thursday.March 4. 1976-THE CHARLOTTE POST-Page 7 Planned Parenthood Clinic Expands Services Dlonn/wl D,. _I _ t a TO ciplrla oall dipnnpn OC Vl.rall o c fnn.il., Greater Charlotte in combina tion with the Neighborhood Medical Clinic, Inc, has open ed a family planning service at the site of the Alexander Street Center at 910 N. Alex ander Street. The Clinic was organized to provide a wide range of health services to families residing in an area of Charlotte surround ing Alexander Street which in cludes Piedmont Courts and Earle Village. Enrollment is offered to all families located within the area of Charlotte bounded on the west by N. College Street, on the north by E. 22nd Street, E 24th Street, and Catawba, on the east by Louise Avenue and Hawthorne Lane and the Northwest Ex pressway, and on the south by East Trade Street. If there is some doubt as to whether a particular residence is includ ed within the boundaries you should contact the Clinic for clarification. The Clinic is staffed by two full time physicians and a team of paramedical person nel to provide health educat ion, counseling, health maint enance services and"greater continuity of care. The Clinic provides all outpatient medi cal care except prenatal and dental services. Included in their wide range of services trait diagnosis and treatment, blood pressure screening, job and school physicals, venereal 1““““ — ^ .j rmmm.& Women who need birth con trol services can call the Clinic at 332-9046 to make an appointment or to get infor mauon All services at the Clinic are confidential and charges are based on a sliding scale fee. Dick Keffer Goodwill Used Cars Grandville 1974 Pontiac Granville, 4 door, hard top, dark green, vinyl roof, air . cond., tinted glass, auto, trans., power steering and brakes, power win dows and seats, cruise control, tilt wheel, AM FM stereo radio. Only $4476 8525 South Blvd. 527-2001 1 Polyester! Polyester! Polyester!-f Polyester & Acrylic Sweater Knits U $1.50 yd.| UPHOLSTIRY $3.00 yd. £ ALL DOUBL5KNITS 5 If Irregular $1.00 yd. ([ Brushed Denim $1.50 yd. $ ^Polyester & Cotton Prints 80* yd. f 3} 100% Polyester Doubleknit Prints I |$1.05 yd.l [ Men’s And Ladies Double Knits p j $1.50 yd. | t 1 vasectomy TALK TO A MAN WHO HAS HAD ONE ... Call or Write Planned Parenthood of Creator Charlotte 951 S. Independence Blvd., Charlotte, N.C. 28202 (704) 377-0841 < Chevrolet Monte Carlo When it comes personal luxury... Pontiac Grand Prix SJ and interior . . ' . GM’s 1976 personal cars offer some exceptional driving choices. There’s Chevrolet Monte Carlo, Pontiac Grand Prix, Oldsmobile Toronado, Buick Riviera and Cadillac Eldorado. There just isn’t a /■ better looking, more exciting lineup of cars anyplace./jt As you might imagine, such niceties as automatic^ transmission, power steering and power front disc brakes come standard on these cars. But you can express yourself further by ordering genuine leather upholstery, swivel bucket seats, a power sunroof, air conditioning with automatic temperature control and much more, depending on which car you choose. These fine personal cars are designed for people who appreciate a special combination of responsiveness and luxurious comfort. Their ultimate enjoyment comes in driving. Stop by your GM dealers soon and put them to the test yourself. Wc want you to drive what you like and like what you drive. General Motors. Maker of Chevrolet, Pontiac, Oldsmobile, Buick and Cadillac. Otdsmobile Toronado
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