D. G. Martin
.To alien fundraiser
Dinner And Music
—For D.G. Martin_
Set For October 9
“Dinner and Music For DG,“ a
fund-raiser for Congressional can
didate D. G. Martin, will be held on
Tuesday, October 9, from 7-10 p.m.
aUh$ Oaktree Inn on the corner of
1-85 and the Billy Graham Parkway.
Sponsored by Thomas Moore and
Friends, the event will include en
tertainment by such singers and
instrumentalists as Pervis Lee,
Julie Johnston, Marty Jowett,
Nancy Greer, Ray Owens, and
others. Thomas Moore, education
al consultant, child advocate, and
-former bast oF WBTVs “R.Z. »
Street,” will emcee as well as en
tertain.
“I used to live with D. G. and his
family in the early Ws,” Moore
remarked, explaining his involve
ment in the fund-raiser “I’m
bringing my friends together to
share our talents for somebody who
did a lot for me. This is going to be
an exciting occasion. We want
everybody to be there.”
Tickets must be purchased in ad
vance. Call 370 MM fur more m
formation.
Barber-Scotia And
WPEG To Sponsor
Concord Festival
Concordia ns are gearing up for
one of Concord’s finest fall festivals.
Tlie “Festival On The Green’’ will be
held on Saturday, October 13, from
10 a.m. until 5 p.m., on the Barber
Scotia College campus quadrangle.
The event, sponsored by Barber
Scotia College and WPEG-FM 98, is
expected to draw people from the
surrounding communities.
The “Festival On The Green” is h
potpourri of exhibits and sales, arts
and crafts, foods, entertainment,
games, and other forms of planned
activities that are free and open to
the public.
Festival goers should definitely
look forward to the center stage
entertainment program which will
offer jazz, gospel, folk, rhythm and
blues, and other music. Clogging
and modern dance will also be
featured.
The youngsters will find added
attraction in clowns, games and
prizes along with face painting.
There will be plenty of ballons and
other delights for the young at heart.
Bordering the festival quadrangle
will be exhibits of paintings, art and
crafts and photography. Community
human Service groups and agencies
will have booths at the festival to
distribute information, perform
various demonstrations, and avail
themselves for questions.
Welcome fall this season with the
Festival On The Green.
Toni Henry
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school student. "She'll help me out.
But she really wants me to do It on
my own.”
With ambitions to become an
executive secretary, Toni states she
will major in Business Law once she
enters college.
Her bobbies include swimming,
going to the movies and modeling.
She has experience modeling for
Ivey’s and also for various Las
Amigos fashion programs. Toni
also enjoys the upbeat rhythms of
the music of Prince, Michael
Jackson and Duran Doran.
She attends Steele Creek AME
Zion Church.
"I’d like to see everyone become
united in spite of their differences,”
offered Toni concerning her views
on the state of the country. She
elaborates, "I noticed in Jamaica,
the people treat everyone the
same. "I wish to see that happen in
the United States."
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