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For Area Youth Skills Acquisition Clinic Planned Finding a job in today’s tight market is difficult at best. For the young, un skilled worker searching for that first job, it’s often impossible. TohdfeimjfQgttibetter prepare themselves for die challenges of a job search, the Bethlehem Center of Charlotte is offering a Skills Acquisition Clinic . from 8-9:30 p.m. on Wed nesday, March 14. Bethlehem Center, a multi-service community center which provides ser vices to pre-schoolers through senior citiaens, is located on Baltimore Avenue convenient to. resi dents of the nearby South side Park, Brookhfll and Wilmore neighborhoods. • flie Center, in coopera tion with Caroonnds and Burger King, will instruct youth ages 14-35 in skills that will help them secure, and keep, a job. The clinic will focus on the basics of what to wear and how to act during an interview, as well as how to correctly fill oat an ap plication. Participants will also learn how to use local raaoS-ce agencies such as the Employment Security Commission as they look for job opportunities. Frank Gamer of Qethle hem Center stresses that the emphasis of the clinic is an audience participation as opposed to a lecture type format "The Carowinds team will do some role play ing,” Garner explained. “They will act out a good and a bad interview, then give clinic participants a chance to practice inter viewing etiquette. “Burger King represen- - tatives will work with these young people on how to keep a Job once they’ve gotten it. “Carowinds and Burger King were asked to parti cipate in the dime for* two reasons,” Garner said. “We want to familiarize our residents with em ployers of this type. Also, Burger King and Caro winds are two of the lar gest employers in this area of people in the age bracket we are targeting for the Skills Acquisition Clinic.” The clinic is open to ' Charlotte youth ages 14 2S. It la free of charge, however, Frank Garner would like an advance phone call from anyone trim would like to attend. Ho may be reached at 375-1417. Refreshments will be --- ' - A ,%e*TvffO ^ ft, ^ Special awards wem prated at S C. 8tate College FonnderV Day to; (front left). Dr. Clemtnie E. Webber. 1W3 National Mather of the Year; Mrs. Marva Nettles CalUaa. speaker and foamier of WestsMefWaparatory School In Chicago; (hack row left to right). Dr. H. v: *Wiag. preset College; Senator I. DeQuincey Newman of Columbia; Dr. Robert Howard, asso ciate superintendent of- Orangeburg Schools, District No. Sand Dr. M. Maceo Nance, Jr.. %yho made the presentations. Dance Central’s winter production will highlight all the disciplines of dance offered at Central Pied mont Community College. A matinee on Wednesday, March 21, at 1 p.m. and an evening show an Friday, March 23, at 7:30 p.m. Because of overflow crowds at the fall produc • tion, an extra show on Saturday, March 24, at 7:30 pm. will be held. All per formances will be in Taylor Hall, Studio 204. There is no admission charge. ‘‘Kinderszenen” was choreographed by Mary Ann Mee with music by Robert Schumann played by Barbara Webster. The work is composed of 12 little pieces suggesting ' youthful impressions. These serious flirtatious and sometimes wonderful ly giddy dances , will fea ture Charlotte dancers Joan Ledford, Beth More cock and Nancy Brewster, i Katharyn Horne’s new work is entitled “.Rogue Time’’ with Scott ioplin music. A story ballet which takes place in a speak easy, it revolves around a diamond necklace, a bride, and an all-girl band. Rounding out the pro gram are four short solos including Elaine Burgin, winner of the U.S. Highland Dance Championship, dancing an authentic “Sword Dance.” Highland Dance represents Dance Sources, a new course in the Associate of Fine Arts Neat-. ,. quarter Dance Source will; offer Primitive and Mime. The program will also be presented at Belmont Abbey’s -Hyde Auditorium for the Student Union Association March 22 at 8:30 p.m. Start Eoch Thursday And Friday •< 5 With The Post! Find Out What's Happening In The Black CommunHy Read TOC m __J 2828 8o«th BoukuVird Cbartotte, N.C. 2&Zt4 mj moot mm —iwfiair fejUV jb-4)' *y# £5^3 HS*^ mmmi •. •. v , • yfcTr^rrrTT'-r^ f TMH (SSMmi>WI 3*£®J _m am —■ ■■■ - — ___ Coupon Must Accompany Order nnMMowASgWnwU Offer Expires March «, 1M4 * *" .r.*- ’ V-'-J - 1 OP* ” b • > scowenaefi Pick Hp your dry cleaning until 11 p.m. everyday. mtMAU. ;'r TiPlAWW 451 Sugar Creek Road y ^ Next to Try on Mall Theatre)
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