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COLLEGE VILLAGE
FEATURES
Counties_To Study Juvenile Needs
men expect others to
announce their participa
tion following January
county commissioners’
meetings.
Rep. Tally said that
legislation passed by the
1975 General Assembly
makes it illegal for children
who have committed no
criminal offense to be sent
to the state’s training
schools. This makes it
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munity programs can “I do not think people Advisory Committee, re-
provide an atmosphere want to send children in quires that counties wish-
more conducive to rehabili- trouble away from their ing to participate in the
tation than state training community,” Rep. Tally program submit evidence
schools - and at a lesser said. “It’s just that in the of a needs study in January
cost to the taxpayer,” she past there have been few 1976 and a report o
said. local resources to turn to. preliminary findings by
Too often judges have had January, 1977.
no choice other than Counties which have
To maintain a child in the probation or training already responded and
state institution for a year, school.” announced their intention
she said, costs approxi- Rep. Tally said that of participating include,
matelv $10,000, while January is the deadline for Anson, Ashe, Avery, Bun-
“ ■ Caldwell,
imperative, she said, that keeping a child in a group counties to announce their combe, Burke
plans be made for facilities home or foster home in his intention of participating. Chatham, Cherokee, C ay,
and programs within the community costs approxi- “After January,” she Columbus, Dare, Davidson,
counties. mately half that much, said, “we hope to have Davie, Duplin, Durham,
Rep. Tally defined status Other community programs enough information so that Edgecomb, Guilford, Hali-
offenders as “those child- that counties might provide we can look at the needs of fax, Harnett, Haywood,
ren who have hurt no-one include alternate schools all the counties, discuss the Henderson, Johnston,
but themselves.” and individual counseling priorities and get legisla- Jones, Lee, Lenoir, Lincoln,
“We believe that com- programs. tion read for the 1977 Macon, Madison, Martin,
« • f Session of the General McDowell, Mecklenburg,
Notes at K6fnino0rs Assembly.” Mitchell, Montgomery,
Counties taking part in Nash, Northhampton, On-
the program will get slow. Orange, Pender,
3rd - 6:30 p.m. - Ms. Lee assistance from Polk, Robeson, Rutherford,
Miller of WEAL Radio in Department of Human Scotland, Stanly, Transyl-
Greensboro (News Director Rgsou^ces. vania, Tyrrell, Union,
and hostess of SOUNDER jgyj legislation Vance, Washington, Wa-
radio program) will inter- tauga, Wilson and Yancey,
view PRESIDENT OF
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TRUST COMPANY, N.A. ! •
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iness Editor of the - (Tips To The Ladies) *
Winston-Salem Journal and
David Plyler, Public Affairs
Director of WXII TV.
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First Appltcatidh Relieves
Dear Sadie:
The other day I was taken by surprise when a married
man that I talk to sometimes asked me for a date and
other involvements with him. It made me feel very low,
and I wondered what made him think 1 was that type of
woman. What kind of answer should I give him?
Unsigned
Dear Unsigned:
Your answer should be no of course since he is a
married man. It is not necessary for you to feel low
because of his asking you for a date and other
involvements. Anytime a man is attracted to a woman,
the woman should feel flattered. It is important to know
how to refuse a man in a way as not to hurt his manly
pride but let your answer be definite in a nice way. A lot
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itchy Skin Rash
In 41 Black
colleges today there
ore thousands of
dedicated students
who want an
education. Some of
them may never get
it. Their scmools are
in desperate need of
money. Your
contributions can
help these schools.
It's important.
A mind is a
terrible thing to waste.
Give to the
55 E. 52nd St.
NewYork,N.Y. 10022
“My mother is scrubbing floors
so 1 can become a doctor.
Now my school is running out
of money.”
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