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Continued from page 9 Church. The Good Shepherd Church has also announced plans to increase the frequency of its scheduled worship services as well as to add educational classes and a potluck dinner to its itinerary. Up till now, the church has met only on a monthly basis with a worship service on the first Sunday of each month. Starting this month, however, the number of monthly worship services will increase to two with services on tire first and third Sundays of each month. Also beginning this month, the church will offer a Christian education class on the second Sunday of the month. On the fourth Sunday, it will offer a Bible study. The site fra* these classes has yet to be determined. During months that have a fifth Sunday, a church potluck dinner will be held on that day. Accordingly, there will be a potluck dinner on Sunday, October 29. This new schedule for die church is in effect for the months of September, October and November. In December, worship services will be held every Sunday because of Advent and Christmas. Worship services for the Good Shepherd Church are held at die Congregation Bayt Shalom and begin at 7:30 pm. For more information, contact Pastor Deb Young in Greenville at (919) 752-7674 or Pastor Thomas Farmer in Wilson at (919)237-8825 CaHi Ms fey Utotyto Mharrwt LEXINGTON—According to an article which appeared in the Lexington Dispatch, oil filters, animal shelters, foreign policy and homosexuals were some of the hot topics at a town meeting held by Sixth District Republican U.S. Rep. Howard Coble, on August 5 in the Davidson Serving the Chapel Hill/Durham area for more than 9 years . ;V':v;VV-\ Tony Hall Certified Residential Specialist Graduate of r~~ Brock 8l Hall R E A L ESTATE Relocating to a new area? Let me refer you to a real estate professional who specializes in your housing needs. Phone today for more information. RESIDENTIAL REAL ESTATE OFFICE: 919/933-8600 TOLL FREE: 1-800-382-0673 E-MAILbrockhall@aol.com INTERNET: http://www.realestate.chapel-hill.nc.us/realestate ANCHOR FINANCIAL GROUP “We are a very open-minded company” HOME LOANS Paul N. Yale, Jr. 4020 Westchase Blvd., Suite 460 Raleigh, NC 27607 (919) 833-7130 V (800) 448-7331 Internet address: http://www.anchorfg.com/anchor/ e-mail: anchor@nando.net County Courthouse. Coble, jotting notes on a paper tablet, started the 90-minute meeting by allowing each of the 24 constituents to ask questions and to make comments. After everyone had finished, he responded to each person. One of the last constituents to speak was James Dennis of Davidson County. He expressed his dissatisfaction with the current state of government and American society. “Do you know the time when government is going to change their minds?” Dennis asked Coble. “The people here aren’t stupid. He [President Clinton] might trick diem in Arkansas but we’re not stupid.” Dennis went on to ask if Coble knew anything about United Nations or Russian soldiers being in the United States. Coble said that some probably were for training purposes, but he also did not . seem to think their presence posed much of a threat Dennis said he could see the time when the United States would fall. He argued that stricter gun control laws and homosexuals’ influence would ruin the country.. “I’ll raise my children. Don’t let...the homosexuals in the community...teach them anything,” Dennis said. “And nobody’s coming in like Waco and getting my guns.” Coble shared his thoughts on homosexuality: “The main problem [is] they try and convince us that that’s a normal lifestyle and it’s not” ■KWH HUmm r»> Dmtmtr| - Men of All Colors Together Grccndxxo-Triad (MACT/G-T) held its fourth anniversary celebration the weekend of September 1-3. At Saturday evening’s banquet, Co-Chairs Darnel Gay and Wesley Root presented the Co Chair Award to Brian Rice for his dedication and hard work. Bob Barnett was the recipient of the Humanitarian Award for his work with the Names Project AIDS Memorial Quilt, A.R.T and other community endeavors. Awards were also given to ' John Neal and Warehouse 29, both cited for ongoing support of MACT; Robbie Sutton (Mr. Gay NC USA), cited for special achievement; and Darnel Gay, who received the Mr. MACT Award. Greensboro City Council Member-at-Large Yvonne Johnson shared her vision of a “wake-up call” which is needed to end racism, sexism and the many phobias that are prevalent in our society. MACT/G-T officers for the 1995-96 were announced during the banquet: Robert Nunn and Kirk Reid, Co-Chairs; Joe Bonds, Secretary; Brian Price, Treasurer; Michael Frye and Todd McDaniel, Social Chairs; Steve Willis, Public Relations Chair; and Darnel Gay, Newsletter Editor. 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