WEDNESDAY, JULY 4,1971
THE TRIBUNAL AID
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WINSTON-SALEM NEWS
DADDY • OH Continued from Page 6
OBITUARIES
LESTER CRITE SCALES J.D. Ballard. Burial was in recreational area on experience they will with a book of 20 ride
Evergreen Cemetery. base. A field kitchen always remember. The tickets for $1.00 to add to
orsyth Funeral Directors operated by the Army will giu0 B0II Corporation of their enjoyment,
were in charge of the children and two Greensboro, Troutman Staff members from the
arrangements
Lake recreational!
417 East 25th Street dies
in N.C. Baptist Hospital.
The funeral was held in
the New Forsyth Funeral
Home by Rev. H.C.
Walser. Forsyth Funeral
Directors were in charge
of arrangements.
BUXTON F. MASON
Mr. Buxton F. Mason of
1740 McKeever Avenue,
Baltimore, Maryland,
died in that city.
The funeral was held at
the Cedar Grove Baptist
Church in Fork, N.C. by
Rev. Kelly O.P. Goodwin.
Burial was in the church
cemetery. Forsyth Fu
neral Directors was in
charge of arrangements.
ANNIE MAE HILL
Mrs. Annie Mae Hill,
67, of 2014 Temple Street,
died at the N.C. Baptist
Hospital after an exten
ded period of illness.
The Funeral was held
at United Metropolitan
Baptist Church by Rev.,
Some 121,000 persons
of Hispanic heritage were
enrolled during the first
half of Fiscal Year 1973 in
work and training pro
grams administered by
the Labor Department’s
Manpower Administra
tion.
Secretary of Labor
Peter J. Brennan noted
that the enrollment rate of
13 percent is equal to the
previous fiscal year when
the number of Spanish
speaking enrollees reach
ed an all-time high of
241.000. These figures
demonstrate the extent of
the Labor Department’s
efforts to give greater
attention to the special
problems of Hispanic
Americans, Brennan said.
Manpower programs
and the number and
percent of Spanish enrol
lees in the first half of
Fiscal 1973 follow;
Job Opportunities in the
Business Sector [JOBS] —
a joint effort of the
Federal Government and
employers in private
industry to hire and train
the disadvantaged. (6,930
or 20.7 percent).
Neighborhood Youth
Corps [NYC] — Helps
disadvantaged youths fr
om low-income families
acquire job training and
work experience and an
opportunity to earn in
come to help them stay in
thing to my younger that .... Then he broke it now Vice President of
listeners. He told me down to me about the Perception Records and
Daddy-Oh, "I can answer previous experience with its Subsidiaries with no
that in one word and that the Chess people which “dogs”, man no "dogs.”
word turned out to be taught him all the Hope you dug the
"EDUCATION”. He ela- intracies of leadership, happenings on Boo who
borated about the neces- He mentioned his numer- incidentally Is a native
sity of education saying ous artist on the Percep- son of the Carolinas.
once you have obtained tion and their subsidiary Hey I'm hoping that you
that it couldn’t be taken label. missed me while I was
record company. "Boo” tho’.
said that basically his My thought for the day;
buses will be provided for industries of Troutman, Division of Social Services away from you and it was So naturally I was away, because I most
tours of the military stedman Corporation of and county departments up to you to pursue ^the inquisitive so I rapped on definitely missed you and
aka L. SALTOR museums, the Fourth of Asheboro, Stevens Mfg. will serve as counselors, career of your choice and the duties of a Vice here’s hoping that we’ll
Mrs. Clara L, Saltor, 55, July celebration. Pope Air Company of Mt. Airy, and Volunteers from the make the best of it, as you President of a major be together from now on
0 400 West 25th Street, Force Base and other the Robeson County Board Cumberland County De- paid for your education
ied in Forsyth Memorial activities. gf Education have donat- partment of Social Ser- and you can now make
Hospital following an The Army will teach the e(j enough jeans, T-shirts, vices will provide trans- your education repay you,
extended period of illness, children first aid, survival basketball shoes and portation from the bus but with study and hard
The funeral was held at techniques and instruct athletic socks for all 100 station to the camp and work along with concen-
the Upper Room Temple them in drug abuse. They children. The Brach return. tration and your own
First Born Spiritual Ch- will also provide an Candy Company has Secretary of Human imagination you can
urch of God by Bishop ambulance and medics provided enough candy to Resources David T. Fla- conquer most obstacles
emergency ^j^gm throughout the herty and Social Services that face you on your
week. Volunteers in Director Dr. Renee West- climb to fame and fortune.
Wilmington silk-screened cott will visit the camp on
the name of the camp on July 3.
the T-shirts.
A carnival appearing at
Ft. Bragg during the week
H.D. Wilson. Burial was for 24-hour
in the Ever Green services.
Cemetery. Forsyth Fune- addition to the
ral Directors were in cooperation of state and
charge of arrangements, local social services
agencies and the military,
GEORGE M. MACKEY private enterprise is
Mr. George M. Mackey, doing its part to provide jg supplying each camper
of 1540 Attucks Street,
died at the Medicenter.
The funeral was held at
the United Metropolitan
Baptist Church by Rev.
J.D. Ballard.Burial was in
the Evergreen Cemetery.
Forsyth Funeral Directors
were in charge of
arrangements.
Don’t hear something in
one ear, let it go out the
other and then say
something out of your
mouth that isn’t so.
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or return to school, disadvantaged men and percent). •
(75,790 or 13.2 per cent), women, 16 through 21, Public Employment Pro-
MDTA Institutional — who are out of school, out gram [PEP] — Unemploy-
Under the Manpower of a job, and lack ed persons hired for
Development and Train- marketable job skills. pubUc service jobs in
ing Act, trainees receive {2,340 or 11.2 percent). pubhc works and trans
classroom instruction, re- Public Service Careers portation, education, en-
medial and skill training, [PSC] — Local, State and vironmental quality, he-
supportive services, and Federal agencies hire and alth care, and public
training allowances, train disadvantaged per- safety with funds distri-
(7,150 or 11.8 percent). sons for public service buted to local and State
On - the - Job Training jobs. (1,980 or 18.8 governments under Em-
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duties are to apply
everything that he had
learned to his present
position, and that he had
to apply his experience to
make sure that everything
is run so as the company
has the relationship with LATER I’M GONE
Although I knew par- the industry as it should
tially what the answer be and has the product
would be, I couldn’t resist that’s appeahng so the
asking “Boo” what he jocks will have no
was into now. He gave me problems playing our
one of those friendly records. Again no "dogs”,
smiles and modestly said Daddy-Oh, no “dogs”
I that he was now Vice mind you.
J President of Perception So there it is my man!
I Records and just let it Marion “Boo” Frazier,
! stay at that. I said, “Awh Disc Jockey, Mailroom
Jcome on now “Boo”, Qerk, Promotional Direc-
J there’s more to it than tor, Sales Manager, and
Yours Iruiy
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[OJT] - Jobless and
underemployed are hired
and trained at employer’s
worksite, paid by employ
er. (6,200 or 14.3 percent).
Operation Mainstream
— Gives jobs and work
experience to chronically
unemployed older persons
generally in local beauti
fication projects. (3,580 or
13.4 percent).
Concentrated Employ
ment Program [CEP] —
Provides one-stop service
in manpower and related
programs for disadvan
taged persons living in
areas of high unemploy
ment. (5,510 or 15.3
percent).
Work Incentive [WIN]
Program — Provides job
placement, as well as job
training and needed
supportive services, for
employable welfare reci
pients so they can become
economically independent
(7,240 or 11 percent).
Job Corps — A
residential program of
training and education for
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