Jonathan Senior Selected b or London Semester Program
There are so many more
careers to choose from
since the conception of in
dustrialization. Why not try
your luck at becoming a
manager of an apartment
complex?
The Charlotte Apartment
Association will sponsor an
apartment management
course - ‘Certified Apart
ment Manager’ at the Park
Road YMCA. For more
information contact Fran
Edmonds at 523-1691. Space
is limited, so call today.
The Charlotte Apartment
Association Is a non-profit
organization.
Jonathan Senior of 147
Perrin Place in Charlotte is
one of 129 carefully select
ed students from 57 various
colleges and universities
participating in the fall
semester of the London
Semester Program spon
sored by Beaver College in
cooperation with the City of
London Polytechnic. The
group departed from Ken
nedy Airport on September
13th.
Senior will live with a
British family for a week
sharing daily experiences.
He also experienced sever
al days of orientation be
fore arriving at his British
family’s home.
The London Semester
students are enrolled for
one semester in regular
British degree courses
fully integrated with Bri
tish students in all phases
of their academic activity.
Senior is a student at
American University ma
joring in visual communi
cations.
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The National Achieve
ment Scholarship Program
for Outstanding Negro Stu
dents has named 1,500
semi-finalists in the com
petition for awards to be
offered in 1983.
Among those names
were Charlotteans Phil E.
Brooks and Lisa Coleman
of East Mecklenburg:
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Teresa
Robert Pharr of Garinger;
and Tasha Marshall of
Olympic High School.
These students repre
sent the highest scoring
black students in regional
selection units established
for the competition.
Each finalist will be con
sidered for one of about 350
National Achievement
$1,000 scholarships or one
of 300 renewable four-year
scholarships.
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Wonderland Child Care
Center of Memorial United
Presbyterian Church, 2600
Beatties Ford Road, spon
sors a Child Nutrition Pro
gram funded by the North
Carolina Division of Child
Nutrition of Public Instruc
tion.'
The program serves
breakfast, lunch, and an
afternoon supplement to
children of all races, na
tionalities, and creeds who
desire to enroll in the
center.
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If the government has
anything to do with nuclear
waste, what will happen to
the average American?
These and more ques
tions will be answered
during a series of seminars
offered by the University of
North Carolina of Char
lotte entitled "Staying
Alive: Issues and Ethics
for the Eighties."
Also sponsoring this
series is the UNCC Office of
Continuing Education and
College of Human Develop
ment and Learning, The
Charlotte Chapter of B'Nai
B’rith Women and The
Jewish Community Center.
The seminars will also
nclude topics concerning
the video revolution and
tow it affects us; the re
sponsibilities of the news
media; America's accept
ance of exiles; and the
value of spiritual faith.
The moderator for all
sessions will be Patricia
Steimer.
Seminars will begin Oc
tober 6 and last until De
cember l, Wednesdays
from 9:30-11:30 a.m. at the
Jewish Community Center,
600 Sharon Amity Road.
The October 6 session
alone will be held from
7-9:30 p.m. Students will
earn 1.5 Continuing Edu
cation Units. The cost for
the course is $35.
For more information
call Betty Jaffe at 542-2041;
Susan Applebaum at 364
8816; or Betty Walker at
597-4447 between the hours
of 8 a m. and 5 p.m.
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The Charlotte YWCA
announces the sponsorship
of Child Care Food Pro
gram in all three YWCA
sponsored day care
centers.
The Y’s carrying this
program include: Alexan
der Street Day Care Cen
ter, 910 Alexander St.;
Belmont Day Care Center,
700 Parkwood Ave.; Pied
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Seigle Avenue.
Free and reduced price
meals will be available to
enrolled children meeting
approved eligibility crite
ria and will be provided
without regard to race,
creed, color or national ori
gin.
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The following Charlot
teans and Charlotte organ
izations will receive
awards for their unselfish
volunteer work in various
capacities. They will be
honored by Gov. and Mrs
James B. Hunt Jr. Satur
day, October 2, in Ashe
ville at the First Baptist
Church on Five Oak Street
“Trapper JohnJVl.L).“
The purchase of a vine
yard by fellow wine fan
ciers Trapper John Mc
Intyre, MD , and Gonzo
Gates, M.D., leads them to
some startling and disturb
ing discoveries, in Part I of
a two-part “Tapper John,
M.D.,” presentation, Sun
day, October 3, at 10 p m.
on WBTV, Channel 3.
First, the two investors
find that, contrary to their
expectation, their vineyard
is a dried-up, neglected
agricultural disaster. Se
cond, they find there a
large, hidden cache of mili
tary weapons and ammuni
tion.
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Ethel D Guest of Char
lotte; Joanne R. Green;
Ms. Wilburg Armistead;
Debbie McKeithan; Cla
rence O. Kuester; James
Yancey; all REA Volun
teers of Charlotte and the
Project Aries of Charlotte;
the Providence Baptist
Church, Baptist Young
Women of Charlotte re
:eived an award, the
Equitable Life Assurance
Society of Charlotte also
received a volunteer
award.
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Humor is just another
defense against the uni
verse
-Mel Brooks
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cause 777-9311 is a number
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blem taken care of and the
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