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Kent Carver .Moved from Greensboro Kent Carver •Works As Vision \ ' * . • V _ •Works Manager « Florida - Kent Carver was re cently named manager of the 'Charlotte, N.C. Visionworks by ‘Michael Bernstein, vice president, ■ optical services. In his new t responsibility, Carver will oversee ; the day-to-day operations of this new ■ concept in optical retailing. ; Visionworks offers one hour •service on most eyeglasses and • contact lenses. The facility, located ‘at 3718 Independence Blvd. (Coliseum Shopping Center), is 'staffed by licensed opticians, optical ^technicians and independent • optometrists. It also has a full 'service on-site laboratory for same •day service. • After joining Eckerd Optical in '1977, Carter has been given store •management positions with • increased responsibility culminat ing with his managership of the •Charlotte Visionworks. Carver has I also served in customer service ‘training and as a technical trainer • supervising training for technicians. 'He and his wife, Andrea, have relocated to the Charlotte area from Greensboro. CPCC Visiting * Artist Teaches Classical Guitar ; CPCC visiting artist Charles > King will teach classical guitar ; beginning in July. The course at CPCC is designed for beginning and intermediate students and covers classical '^technique and note reading. It will ! meet Tuesdays and Thursdays from ;7:30-9 p.m. July 10 through < September 11. i Students can register in class the ; first day of classes, in room 20 of the Bryant Building. Tuition is $6.25. ! King has performed throughout ] the U.S. and has been on the faculty ; at Wichita State University and at the University of Arizona. : Sheriff GW. Kidd Sheriff C. W. Kidd will address the Young Democrats of Mecklenburg County on Tuesday, July 8, at 7 p.m., at Democratic Party Headquarters, 1601 South Blvd. Kidd plans to report the results of the SBI investigation and discuss the duties of his office. _ Joann Radiff To Marry Bobby Cook Ms Josephine Ratliff ia pleased to announce the of her daughter, Joan look, the son of Rev. Dai The wedtfing date has been set for Saturday, July 28, at t p.m. and will take plaoe in Morvan, NC The groom-tohe’s father will officiate the ceremony. The engaged couple are both employed at Suay Curtains. She works In data entry and ha la a PROFANITY PLEASE! THANK YOUI; \ \ . ■ Local BranchOf NAACP Makes History In Longest March The Charlotte-Mecklenburg National Association for the Advancement of Colored People made history by participating in the longest civil rights march in America, the NAACP March For Human Dignity in South Africa and at Home. A core group of 25 marchers left Los Angeles, Ca., on March 30 and arrived in Charlotte on June 17. The march was led by NAACP National Voter Education Director, Joseph Madison who states the main purpose of the march is to seek support for a one person, one vote policy in South Africa. "Dead people don’t march!” was the response Madison gave when asked if the NAACP was still alive. Over 100 people gathered at Alexander’s Funeral Home, 112 N. Irwin Ave., at 11 a m. for the start of a two and a half mile march which took them up West Trade Street, across the Square, down to David son, and over Seventh Street. The crowd moved peacefully, chanting such phrases as “Up With Freedom. Down With Apartheid," and “Free Madella, Jaii Botha." The march culminated at the Afro-American Cultural Center where volunteers awaited with refreshments Once inside, the marchers were urged to support the passage of the Anti-Apartheid Act 1986. Earl Shinhoster. Regional Director of Region V, stressed what the passage of this bill would do "We need to educate people on what they can do to bankrupt apartheid," stated Shinhoster To support the passage of the .Anti-Apartheid Act 1986, the bill would: 1) prohibit loans to the South African government; 2) prohibit South African African airlines from having landing rights; 3) prohibit transportation of uranium, coal and other precious metals from South Africa to the U.S.; 4) prohibit trading South African stock from companies in South Africa in New York or other stock exchange markets ^ Prices in this ad good thru July 6, 1986. USDA Choice Beef - 7-9 Lbs. Avg. Sliced FREE!!! WHOLE TENDERLOIN Half Gallon SEALTEST LEMONADE I r) ' Pe si Cc a 99° 2 Liter • Diet Pepsi, Pepsi-Free, Diet Pepsi-Free, Pepsi Light Miller xBeer $999 Pkg. of 24- 12 Oi. Cons ■ Reg. & Lt. Taylor Lake Country $599 3 Liter - Pink, Chablls, White, Red. Gold. Niagara Meister Brau $209 Pkg. of 6 • 12 Oz. Cans w Food Lion will be open July 4th for your shopping convenience. Pork & Beans 3/$1 16 Oz. - Van Camp's JFG Mayonnaise 32 Ounce Del Monte Catsup 79' 32 Ounce Kraft BBQ Sauce 99* 18 0*. • Smoke/Hot/Regular ' Potato Chips 69* HU U— • » Ol. Mwfr/rWn French Fries $11 S Ik. ■ FratM tatantata Patataat Palmolive Liquid 99* 22 01. - Reg./Umon Lime So-Dri Towels 49« Large Roll White Cloud Toilet Tissue ! $159 «** Hunter’s Choice $389 25 19. • Dog Food
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