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A WEEKEND AT SHAW UNIVERSITY - Persons close to
Shaw University and Interested Raleigh citizens joined In
congratulations for the glorious weekend of Founder's Day
and Homecoming last week. The picture on the top shows
Miss Veda A. Dodson, “Miss Shaw” for 19C7-68 just before
she received flowers from Willie E, Jones. Miss Carolyn
Smiley, “Miss Homecoming,” waits to receive her flowers
from Fred Long, (28) co-captain; Miss Pamela A. Lacewell
of Raleigh, “Miss Alumni;” Vernon Malone, Raleigh, presi
dent of the N ttonal Alumni Association; and Dr. James E.
Cheek, president. The picture on the left of the center group
shows President Cheek placing the crown on the head of Miss
Dodson, at the Coronation Ball, held Thursday night. The
center features the outstanding athlete of Shaw, Willie E.
Jones after Miss Dodson was crowned. The picture on the left
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is that of Dr. Samuel Proctor, who keynoted the 102nd Founder’s
Day Convocation in Memorial Auditorium Friday. Shown on
the left of the botton picture is Miss Nancy L, Lee, an offi
cial of the Urban League, talking with J. V. Parham, business
manager and Mr. Louis Clayton, math Instructor, about
prospective faculty and staff member employment in the
summer of 1968. The picture on the extreme right show s James
Bloomfield, vice president of the Student Council and a sen
ior at Shaw University is shown last Friday assisting “Miss
Shaw” for 1967-88, Veda Arline Dodson, in placing a massive
wreath at the tomb of Dr. Henry Martin Tupper, founder of
the 102-year-old University. This took place following the
dedication of Tupper Memorial Garden by President James E.
Cheek?
Willi Moves
To improve
Conditions
WASHINGTON - Secretary
of Labor Willard Wlrtz has
taken three steps to protect
young people against hazardous
employment and to Increase job
opportunities for them.
The actions include*
--In response to 1966 a
mendments to the Fair Labor
Standards Act, identification of
those occupations which are
particularly hazardous to youth
working in agriculture. This
Interim order will become ef
fective on January 1, 1968.
--Certain modifications in
Hazardous Occupations Orders
Number 2 and 7 concerning
helpers on motor vehicles,
motor vehicle drivers and ele
vator operators. These changes
will become effective immedi
ately.
—Revision of Child Labor
Regulation No. 3 to allow 14-
and 15 year-olds to work until
9 p.m. between next June 1
and Labor Day. The previous
time limit for these young
workers was 7 p.m.
In addition, youth between
54 and 16 will be allowed to
participate in work-training
programs during school hours
under certain conditions con
sistent with the benefits of the
Economic Opportunity Act.
Mr, Wlrtz said these changes
are being made as a part of a
continuous review program de
signed to Insure that the orders
reflect changing conditions and
new legislations.
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Five Sons in
Military Service
WARSAW - Mr. and Mrs.
Junious Bell of Warsaw, have
five sons who are currently
in military service. Bernard,
Lewis, and Bobby are in the
Army, with Bernard stationed in
Germany, and Lewis and Bobby
at Ft. Bragg. Nathan and Ve
lenzo serve with the Air Force,
Nathan to Texas and Velerizo in
Colorado.
Bernard, Lewis, and Bobby
served terms in Vietnam. On
one occasion, Lewis and Bobb*,
spent three days together lr
Viet Nam. Bernard also son* •
ed a tour of duty in the Dornin
can Republic.
The Bells have two daugh
ters - Moudestine, who is a
graduate of A&T State Univer
sity and is presently head nurse
at Memorial Hospital in Chapel
Hill, and Burnette, who is a
graduate of North Carolirya Col
lege and is secretary to the di
rector of student housing at the
college.
New Member
!n Kappa
The Raleigh Alumni Chapter
of Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity
brought a new “Brother” into
the “Bond’' last Sunday even
ing at its regular monthly meet
ing,
Nathaniel Bowman Jr. was
formally Initiated into the fra
ternity with 20 members in at
tendance.
Bowman is a native of Reids -
ville, presently residing in Gar
ner. He received both the B.S.
and M. S. degrees from A&T
University at Greensboro and
is presently employed at the
Apex Consolidated School in
Apex. He is married to the
former Miss Elizabeth Canna
dy and they have a two year old
son.
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RALEIGH, N. C.. SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 26. 1987
Opportunities In
Highway Patrol
Are Available
Thirtv-six women needed to
work with the Highway Patrol!
Sounds like just the Job you've
been looking for?
The North Carolina Highway
patrol needs stenographers to
work in each of the thirty-six
district offices throughout the
state. These ladies, who can
be from 18 to 45 years of age,
will be expected to handle 85%
of the routine office work” at
the district offices, according
to Major Edward VV. Jones. The
patrolmen will then be free for
more Administrative, Supervi
sory. and Investigative work, he
added.
To qualify, stenos must be
able to take dictation (80 words
per minute), type letters and re
ports (45 words per minute),
handle phone and mall inquiries,
keep files in order, and process
the many records required by
(he Department of Motor Ve
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