NEWEST MEMBERS —
: Adams/Metropolitan AME Church
pastor, Rev. Mayo L. Rich, 4th from
tight, poses with nine new members
fallowing Sunday morning worships ser
|vice. They are: left to right, Patricia T.
brown, Caasie Davis. David McCormick,
Voola Caldwell, Cleveland Grier, Pastor
Rich, Bill White, Grady Lockhart, Linda
Lockhart and Betty Joe Grier. Hie 22
month-old church, now located on a 4
acre, $158,000 site at 500 Yorkmont Road
has approximately 46 members.
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Program Examines People In Poverty
Special To The Post
CHAPEL HILL — “People In
Poverty,” a program examining
poverty locally, national and inter
nationally, will be presented March
1MD at the University of North
Carolina at Chapel Hill.
i.Tbe program, sponsored by the
Campus Y and the Carolina Union,
wtB attempt to increase poverty
awareness through a concert,
hunger^walk, slide show and panel
Gregory Paul will give a benefit
concert Friday, March 15, at 8 p.m.
In; the Wesley Foundation. A
graduate student in the Curriculum
in Linguistics at UNC, Paul will play
guitar and sing folk songs in five
Innguages. Tickets, available at file
Campus Y, are $5. AH proceeds,
which go to UNICEF, are earmark
ed for Ethiopian famine victims.
The Walk for Humanity, an annual
Campus Y event, win be held Satur
day, March 16. Sponsor cards for the
10-mile walk are available at the
Campus Y office. Registration will
beiM a on. the day of the wylk>
The Women's Health Counseling
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Service will receive $140 of the
money raised by the walk. The re
mainder will be divided by Save the
Oiildren, for improvement of living
conditions an the state’s Cherokee
reservation; and the Inter-Faith
Council, for its loan and grant fund,
which provides emergency financial
help to local families.
The multi-media slide show,
“American Pictures," will be
presented Tuesday, March 10, at 7
pm. in Memorial Hall."During the
1970s, Danish citizen Jacob Holdt
traveled more than 100,000 miles
across the United States
photographing the poverty-stricken.
His free, public slide presentation
compares the lives of America’s rich
andpoor.
A panel discussion Wednesday,
March 30, at 8 pm. looks at poverty
in Oiapel Hill. Panelists include
state Sen. Wilma Woodard; Jean
Wagner, Carrboro Nutrition Site
manager; Sue Baker, Inter-Faith
Council; and Gloria Williams, direc
tor of the Joint Orange-Chatham
Community Action Center.
Information on volunteer positions
in local human service organiza
tions, as well as addresses for food
or clothing donations, will be
available. For more information,
call (919) 962-2333.
Wachovia Office
Wachovia Bank and Trust Com
pany has received permission from
the U. S. Comptroller of me curren
cy to open a new office at 1401
Matthews-Mint Hill Road in Mat
thews.
Announcement of the action was
made by Harold G. Hoak, regional
vice-president for Wachovia’s
Southern Region.
‘‘We are extremely pleased with
the approval for this location," Mr.
Hoak said. "We lode forward to pro
viding complete banking services in
this rapidly growing area of
Mecklenburg County.”
Mr. Hoak said that Wachovia
plans to open a temporary office in a
modular facility on the site later this
year. Construction of a permanent
office will begin as soon as possible
after the temporary facility opens.
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PUBLIC HEARINGS SCHEDULED ON
PROPOSED MARKETPLACE PROJECT
WHEREAS, the Code of Federal Regulations 570.454
requires that prior to submission of a full application
for an Urban Development Action Grant, the City must
hold public hearings to obtain the views of citizens,
particularly residents of the area in which the
proposed activities are to be carried out.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE
CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF CHARLOTTE:
1. That oh February 25,1985 at 3:00 P.M. in the City
Council Chamber of City Hall, City Cornell shall bold
the first of two public hearings in accordance with the
Code of Federal Regulations (570.454) to receive
citizens’ comments and views on the proposed
marketplace project for which the City of Charlotte
proposes to apply for ah Urban Development Action
Grant not to exceed $3.0 million.
2. That on March 18, 1985 at 6:00 P.M. in the Board
Room of the Education Center, City Council shall hold
the second and last of two public hearings in
accordance with the Code of Federal Regulations
(570.454) to receive citizens’ comments and views on
the proposed marketplace project for which the City of
Charlotte proposes to apply for an Urban Development
Action Grant not to exceed $3.0 million.
3. That this Resolution shall be published at least
once a week for two consecutive weeks in the Charlotte
News and in the Charlotte Post, newspapers of general
circulation in the City of Charlotte, North Carolina, the
first publication not to be less than ten (10) dqys prior
to the date fixed for the first hearing.
The foregoing Resolution was adopted by the City
Council of the City of Charlotte, North Carolina, on
February 11,1985.
BY ORDER OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY
OF CHARLOTTE
Pat Sharkey, City Clerk
COMPUTER
OPERATOR II
BURROUGHS WELLCOME CO., a long established
pharmaceutical company, has an immediate need
for a Computer Operator II to operate on IBM 3083
in an VM/CMS environment.
position requires tralplpg in concepts oi datq
processing and operating system concepts, KardT
wore and system operation and installation pro
cedures. One year experience on IBM 370 Series
computers. Must be able to work second shift
hours: Monday 3:00 p.m.-t0:30 p.m.; Tuesday
Friday 12 noon-8:00 p.m. Must be willing to be on
call and work additional hours as required.
BURROUGHS WELLCOME CO. offers a comprehen
sive company-paid benefit package, a good star
ting salary and an excellent environment In which
to apply your capabilities.
Minority, Female, Veteran end Handicapped
Individuals am encouraged to apply.
Qualified individuals should send resume with
salary requirements to:
Imploymgnt Supervisor
Position #1114
BURROUGHS WELLCOME CO.
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Wellcome
RESEARCH
SCIENTISTS
Drug Analysis
IUMIOUGHS WELLCOME CO., an innovotive phar
maceutical company with a top reputation for
research, hot an immediate need for two Research
Scientist I in the Medicinal Biochemistry Depart
ment.
Applicants must have experience In drug analysis
in biological media ond/or drug metobolism
research. Experience in the use of automated
analytical instrumentation and computers in the
laboratory environment Is desirable. Experience In
writing reports, drafting operating procedures,
and statistical evaluation of data is preferred.
Educational requirements for these positions area
Bachelors Degree or equivalent experience/train
ing In Chemistry or Biochemistry with 2 years rele
vant experience. A Master's Degree Is desirable.
BURROUGHS WELLCOME CO. offers o comprehen
sive company-paid benefit package ond a
stimulating environment In which to apply your
professional capabilities. Qualified Minority,
Female. Veteron and Handtcopped individuals are
encouraged to apply.
Qualified Individuals should submit resume and
transcript to:
Imploymont Supervisor
Positions #M7 A #413
BURROUGHS WELLCOME CO.
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PROPOSAL
DEVELOPMENT
POSITION
Position ovollobls with BURROUGHS HEALTH CARE
SERVICES, tbs health care line of business for BUR
ROUGHS CORPORATION'S Worldwide Marketing .
Organization.
This position entails responding to requests for.
proposals from hospitals across the U.S. Necessary
qualifications Include proven writing and editing
skills, data processing and health care knowledge.
Creativity Is mandatory and marketing experience
is a plus. Minimum BA Degree required.
Submit your resume to: Heme" Resources
Department
_HEALTH CARE SERVICES
11B1W. Rexferd Road. Suite 1M
Charlotte, N.C SB111 •
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