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Listen ToJoy 1340 AMGodTs Word.PictorialMissWhat You See Is, Is What You Get, What You Read Is What You Know & Save " Eastern North Carolina's Minority Voice FashionettaGREENVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA 27834THURSDAY, DECEMBER & WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 14, 1900. THE ~MT VOICESPECIAL PEOPLE...- North Carolina Mutual Insurance Co., one of AmericaTs oldest African Americanowned company honored three special employees last week. The Riverside Oyster Bar, located on GreeneSt., was the setting for District Sales Manager Willie Hampton to thank three returning employees andhonor some other special agents from Eastern NC. Shown above, left to right, are Kelly Darden, EthelNewson from Ahoskie, District Sales Manager Willie Hampton, Jerry Parker, CLU"Vice Presicent Agen-cy Director Mr. C.H. Watson, Jr., Mother Mammie R. Gorham and Rev. A.C. Bachelor.DGA and EVERGREEN announcedconsolidation of the two programsThe Downtown GreenvilleAssociation (DGA) andEVERGREEN of Greenville,Inc. announced today the signingof agreements consolidating thetwo programs into one, effectiveJanuary 1, 1989. The action washeralded by both BoardPresidents, Louis: Clark andLawrence Behr, as a major stepforward in strengtheningT thepartnership between publiclysupported EVERGREEN and theprivately supported DowntownGreenville Association.EVERGREEN of Greenville,Inc. is a private non-profit cor-poration working for the City ofGreenville to provide downtownas well as city-wide economicdevelopment services. The con-version of EVERGREEN to amembership organization inJanuary will enable currentmembers of DGA to becomemembers of EVERGREEN. Acity-wide membership drive willbe launched immediately torecruit additional members.Groups targeted for membershipwill include area businesses in-terested in downtown economicdevelopment of Greenville,downtown businesses and proper-ty owners, and residents ofdowntown neighborhoods in-cluding Tar River, College Viewand West Greenville. Individualmemberships will also beavailable city-wide to persons in-terested in knowing more aboutand supporting economic growthand downtown revitalization,The 1989 program of work forthe consolidated organization in-cludes as the top priority increas-ed efforts to recruit business andreal estate investmentdowntown, and to Greenville atlarge, and the provision ofassistance to local businesses in-terested in expansion orrelocation.New programs under con-sideration include the establish-ment of membership based com-mittees to participate in com-munications, promotions,marketing and membershipservices.oThis is obviously a very boldprogram of work,T commentedJack Steelman, Executive Direc-tor of EVERGREEN, o~and onewhich will come about as a resultof increased membership duesrevenue, direct member par-ticipation, and our continuedrelationship with the City ofGreenville. The networkavailable to us through otherrelated programs will enablecosts to be held at a minimum bysimply working with, rather thanduplicating, services alreadyavailable.�oThe City felt it was importantlast spring,TT concludedSteelman, o~for us to show moreprivate sector financial supportfor EVERGREEN and theChamber has for some time beeninterested in seeing increasedbusiness recruitment. With theprevious confusion from thepublic about too many downtownprograms, and the improvedeconomies of scale to be realizedby consolidating these two pro-grams, everyoneTs goals seem tobe well achieved by this con-solidation. It is a classic win-winsituation.�Doctorate: Does it spell ability? Understand your rights and privilegesThe University of North Carolina systemhas told its five mostly-black campuses toincrease the numbers of their faculty whocan put behind their names the sacred let-ters o~Ph.D.TT That is good news if youassume that possessing a doctorate makes abetter teacher.This assumption is entrenched behindone of the two ruling axioms of properacademic circles: ~~Publish or perishTT and~No professorship without a Ph.D.� Yetnobody has ever tested the assumption. Ifthey did, it would fall flat.The Ph.D. requirement tests some of apersonTs abilities. It tests his basic literacy.In scientific fields, it shows he has at least anotion of research methods. It shows he canuse a specialized jargon.Even in sciences, where the doctoratesays more about oneTs knowledge of afieldTs higher reaches, it says little about.how well one can teach freshman chemistryor biology or calculus.These lecture sections are, anyway, large-You missed theBY C.A. DAWSONiy taught by graduate students not yet bless-ed as Doctors of Philosophy. And whilesome are already fine teachers, others willnever be worth a nickel before a black-board, however good they may be withpetri dish or computer and with or withoutaPh.D. .Because ~~upgradingT black-campusfaculty quality is part of the desegregationcompromise recently reached between UNCand Washington it is tempting to lay all theblame on the feds for the new pressure to.weed out non-Ph.D's on these campuses.But even if using Ph.DTs :to ~measureteaching quality is like using @ sieve tomeasure syrup, the federal government:didnTt invent this absurdity. AmericaTscampuses did.ItTs past time for academia to find a wayto correct this poor logic. It must find a bet-ter gauge of a teacher's abilities than thefoolisho assumption that a degfe? ~gototmatically means knowledge or the ability'todispense it well.point Rev....LANCE REPORTERRecently an article was writtenin the ~~M~~ Voice by Rev. ArleeGriffin, Jr. rebutting an articlewritten by myself (C.A.Dawson).Although I think Rev. GriffinTs| article was commodable; I thinkhe obviously missed the point.My article did not castigatecommunity leaders. I told the| truth of what I along with over fif-ty other people.| . You're right Rev. Griffin, we as| blacks should not sell ourselves| for money. Yet, you donTt waitC.M. Eppes Alumi aseoel Harvest hall ootLegion. Shown is Pitt County Chapter Presid t Brother JimmyJones, past president Jean Darden, Vice President Willie ~oT" Atkin.low is Brother Jones and Mr. and Mrs. Michael Garrettuntil the day of elections andcastigate and criticize young peo-ple in public. You school thembefore hand. You have communi-ty meetings. You send out flyers.And last but not least you donTtbulldog people or call them fools,or tell them what they are doingis foolish. This makes some peo-ple work harder against what youspeak.You have people that work forcandidates that get paid and youhave people that work for can-didates and donTt get paid, andPye wy infin(Photo by Jim Rouse)| held 21st Anivthey donTt even get a thank youafter the election.Finally, we must remember topractice what we preach.-NO PUN INTENDEDC. A. DawsonTsChristmas holidayrecipe of the weekBY C.A. DAWSONCERTIFIED MIXOLOGISToC.D. CHRISTMAS EGG NOGo(from scratch)(NOTE: With or without yourfavorite alcoholic beverage)Beat first the yolks and then inaseparate bowl, the whites ofl,dozen eggs (6). Pour themtogether and add;1 pinch baking soda1 lb. granulated sugarBeat into stiff batter. Then add:1 pt. milk,1 pt. sweet creamStir. Set in refrigerator over-night, Before serving, stir again,and serve in punch glassesSprinkle nutmeg on top.OneTs Social ClubCelebration recThe American Legion Buildingon St. Andrews Street, Greenville "was the site for the 21st Annivesary Celebration of the indestrutible One's Social Club,organization iswomen from the Ds Commiscommunity whose charge is to(Cantnaed ot faefa)tM ear eee ae farce es ReeiiThe recent national elections made us aware ofhow little John Q. Public really understands aboutRights and Privileges.Conversa-tions over-heard here ° ;and there Straightmade us rea-lize that Upsomewhere aldown the linethe schools arefalling farshort when itcomes to explaining the Ncnanauiiicas that citizenshave as well as their inherent rights.Too few of the Johnny Come Lately, Know It Allgeneration seem to.understand and differentiate bet-ween civil rights, political rights, and inalienablerights.We here in no way will attempt to aie a classin Civics, but we will make a point or two that mightmotivate a few to examine in their spare time theirrights and encourage them to exercise the privilegeof safeguarding those rights through the ballot andother means in future years. ,Rights in general may be defined as just claims ofhuman beings upon one another.Herman Horne -Civil rights consist of (1) the right of acquiring,enjoying, and disposing of property; (2) the right topersonal security, which is the lawful enjoyment ofoneTs life, his limbs, his body, his health, and hisreputation; (3) the right of personal liberty, whichconsists of the power of changing situations, ofremoving oneTs person as oneTs inclination maydisect without restraint or imprisonment unless bydue process of law.Political rights confer ~~the power to participate ortake part in the establishment or management ofgovernment.TT For example, the right to vote andhold office. Such rights, however, should be calledprivileges rather than rights, and should be won andretained, as are other honors, by good conduct.Inalienable rights are such as cannot be sold orbargained away, as for example, the right to life,liberty, and the pursuit of happiness.Just the value of those rights alone and the tenaci-ty to keep them intact, should put one and all onguard that the old cliche, ~What's the use, my votewonTt count,�T is taboo for any intelligent citizen.Armed with the statements, we should all resolveto put aside any and all things that might keep usfrom going to the polls the next time around.Your vote does count, but it canTt if it isnTt in theballot box.LetTs look at the rhetoric as opposed to the real recordBy AUGUSTUS F. HAWKINS = growth are anything but mirac-ulous. Simply ask the millions ofworkers who have lost their jobs inthe manufacturing industries atying levels, what they thinkoAmerican MiracDespite the administrationTsjoe about the vmgoom of newcreated during these years,their record actually falls short ofthe record during the late 1970s,when we had a more ambitious em-tape and training structure.s An teamageet ely 2.1 mil© An average of only millionjobs have been created an-I have tried in recent weeks towrite about national issues whichhave been too quickly glossed overin the presidential campaign. The highAmerican people will already have ofdecided on their choice for presi-dent by the time this column isread. It is a pity, however, that nomatter who the victor is, (the peo-ple) didnTt have more facts.Reagan-Bush administra-tion refers to its economic recordas the ~American Miracle,�T~although the facts show that theirachievements in the area of job new3 EEs4.4 ;i F 4G, ¢ i : :ae Bia ee sions IES tel oo De aenually between 1981 and 1988,compared with an average increaseof 2.6 million new jobs per yearbetween 1977 and 1980.le.� ® Although the number of per-sons employed and the percentageof the population employed havebeen rising: steadily for 30 years,the upward trend in both thenumber and percentage of Amer-icans at work has actually slowedsince 1980 compared with the late1970's record.é i. isAe ne CR eM, ene ee Ee

LETTS TALK IT OVER1. What negative forces mayparents pass on to their children?Discuss the following waysparents may have negative in-fluences on their children. 1. Theimpact of poor modeling. Sinfulbehavior, poor relationships, anda non-Christian life-style teachchildren powerfully. Whenhusbands and wives mistreateach other in the presence oftheir children, such negativebehavior often has an effect on~how the children will have whenthey themselves marry andbecome parents. 2. The influenceof defective values. Children takenote when they see that theirparents prize material thingsover persons and profits over in-tegrity. These parental choicesreach children negatively aboutwhat matters most in life. 3. Theinfluence of misplaced priorities.When work conistently takesprecedence over family life, andwhen leisure takes precedenceover corporate worship, anegative influence is operative. 4.Ill health and disease. Not onlygrown children but even newbornbabies may be affected by theirparentsT conduct involvingsubstance abuse or immoralbehavior. 5. Bad reputations.Children may struggle for yearsagainst the legacy of theirparentsT bad reputations. Othernegative forces exist, but theseare sufficient to highlight howcrucial are the positive legaciesthat faithful parents give theirchildren.2. Are parents responsible forhow their children turn out? Givesome reasons for your answer.No. Although most parentsseem to feel that they are respon-sible for how their children turnout, the Bible and psychologyboth teach us they are not.Children are a gift fgrom theLord. The Bible teaches thatwhat God requires of all His giftsis faithful stewardship. Parentsare stewards, not owners. FirstCorinthians 4:2 teaches that Godrequires faithfulness of stewards.edi ~conducting Aheirres ina ni that isit with their teaching. When* children become adults, theyanswer to God for their own deci-gions and choices, their ownthoughts and actions, their ownvalues and belief-systems. Theyare responsible for accepting orrejecting Jesus Christ as Lord oftheir lives. Children are not ex-tensions of their parentsT per-sonalities or egos. Because ofpride, parents often desire toregard their children that way,especially when the children ex-cel. But as adults, childrenbecome persons in their ownright, with their own per-sonalities, gifts, and capacities,plus their own responsibilitiesbefore God.Additionally, whatever dif-ferences separate us in life"talents, race, looks, economy,size"each Christian has thesame Heavenly Father, and eachis as important to Him as anyother.Also, we are not born again tillwe know the Lord well enough tochoose to obey Him and to live ac-cording to His covenant.An aloholicTs recovery is basedupon his accepting personalresponsibility for his condition. Itis so easy to blame someone elsefor our shortcomings. The schooldropout blames the teacher; thejob dropout blames the boss; thehome dropout blames theparents; sinners blame God. Youmust assume responsibility foryour own failures.THE BRIGHT STUFF...Watch out for fats, go easy oncarbohydrates. ThatTs one way tokeep kids sharp"in class.You want your child to get goodgrades, so youTre probablyalready helping her with herTHE ALL-NEWOver 30 VehiclesUNDER $3000Just Look At These Unbelievable Savings!meeps icegets to bed on time. But youmay and others have found thatnot realize that her dietcanhave child has a high-carboha direct effect on school work too. breakfast (pancakes and syrup,ThatTs the message from scien- for example) and has a sugarytists who have found that the soft drink an hour later, the drinkfoods we eat can change the level can affect performance. But thisof chemicals in the brain that af- reaction won't occur after havingfect mood and behavior. a sugary drink if the child hasOne chemical, o~serotoninTT,makes people feel calm andrelaxed during the day andsleepy at night. But too muchserotonin during the day makessome people feel drowsy whenthey should feel bright. andawake. The brain produces moreserotonin after starchy or sweetcarbohydrates"pasto, biscuits,candy bars"are eaten; it createsmore mentally energizingchemicals after protein-richfoods"tuna, chicken and leanmeats"are consumed.The amount of fat a person eatsin a meal may also play a role inalertness, says Judith Wurtman,Ph.D., research scientist atMassachusetts Institute ofTechnology and author of Manag-ing Your Mind and Mood ThoughFood. ~So a meal that containslots of peanut butter, cheese ormayonnaise can put youngstersinto a real stupor while theyTrebusy digesting itT, says Wurt-man. That is because fat is hardto digest and blood is divertedfrom the brain to the digestivetract in order for the job to beaccomplished.THE TRUTH ABOUTBREAKFAST...ItTs been called the most impor-tant meal of the day, and thatTsprobably true, at least where kidsand schoolwork are concerned.Psychologist Keith Conners ofGeorge Washington UniversityMedical School, says ~~kids areless alert when they skipbreakfastT.ast Carolina ChryslerChristmas Comes Early!AMIFM Stereo. 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Avoid cured meats such asbologna and salami. Roughly 80%of their calories come from fat.Better choices are roast turkey orchicken. Sliced turkey breastcontains more than 80% protein. |2. If youTre making tuna orchicken salad sandwiches anddonTt spread any mayonnnaise onthe bread. 43. Peanut butter and cheese arefine components for sandwiches,but donTt get into the habit of ser-ving them too frequently. Bothare very high in fat.4. Wurtman suggests packingdinner leftovers"in an insulatedcontainer if necessary. A low-fatmeal, such as chicken, will makea fine lunch the next day.5. Fruit is fine for dessert, andso is a small cookie or two, ButdonTt pack a large brownie orslice of cake, both are loaded withsugar and fat.SNACKS AND SODA...1. ThereTs no harm in ahealthful afterschool snack likeyogurt, fruit or even a tuna sand-wich, particularly for kids whoskimp on lunch. The trouble is,most kids prefer snacks thatwonTt help their health or theirability to concentrate onhomework. Potato chips, thatperennial favorite, are two-thirdsfat and one-third carbohydrates,with virtually no protein. Andsodas carry close to 200 calories,all in sugar.2. Beyond the sweetness,thereTs the caffeine. Colas andother sodas have nearly as muchcaffeine as a cup of instant coffee.While such drinks might give a~",o7toarfieed slap, Wart esiwaterdrinking milk, juice orFOR THE THOUGHFUL CHOIRMEMBERHow can I measure my con-tribution to the choir?Choir membership is a processof give and take. Perhaps mycontribution to the choir could bemeasured by the ratio betweenwhat I give and what I take.rehearsals do I give mywhole attention to the musicalproblems of the moment and con-tribute to their solution, or do I letmy mind wander or my conver-sation with my neighbor distractme while others solve theproblem?Do I try to sense what is thebest for the group or what is thewill of the group, or do I insistthat my suggestion is the bestthat will be heard?Do I encourage the singersaround me and the director asthey do their very best, or do Icontinually complain about thenegative things that I feel andsee?Do I watch those around me tosee their mistakes and faults, ordo I watch for opportunities tocompliment them?Do I come a few minutes aheadof time to rehearsals and on Sun-day so that I can benefit from allof the rehearsal, or do I makeothers practice for me and thendistract them and waste theirtime by my late entrance?My contribution to the choir isnot measured against what I getfrom it. 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33-4-THURSDAY, DECEMBER 8-Mrs. Beatrice Maye cconinued rom pare 2i ee Lord, of puttingpeople, and myp coop geek cya Bian Bypriorities. Many things comebefore choir for me, and certain-i8,Y, DECEMBER 14, 1968-THE ~MT VOICEly some should, but help me tocommit myself as firmly as I canto being here in body, mind, andspirit each time the choir getstogether.8Is Your HeattinPurmp...$10.00 valueGoon; YEARIRE care- CHONED © OPERATED BY WAVE TRU, ie ey«Committed to Quality Service forOver YearsGobbling You Up!!!Try a Toyostove Kerosene Heater.©99.%% Efficient-Safe-Clean BurnePortable Heat Where You Want It deOperates at approximately 1/3 to1/2 the cost of electric heat and 40%less than central heating systems_ nt oe a i a a ee ee ee ooi Buy a Heater in the next 7 days andr receive a FREE Battery SiphonBill *vgetWECARRY W"lloWe Buy when you need itTTherefore we can giveyou a Better Deal�GorhamTsAutgSaleDonald and yaksGorham3110 S. Memorial Dr.Greenville, NC 27834Res. 919-355-2706Bus. 919-756-2706COMMUNITY REFLECTIONSDr. Chester Preyar, AssistantSuperintendent of Pitt CountySchools, spoke briefly at theOmega Psi PhiTs Achievement- Day. He stressed the need forblack role models especially foroat risk� families. Some issueswe must be concerned about arewar on drugs, our sexual environ-ment, violence, our society, com-mon law marriages, divorce andour cultures.These elements are essential:God, our priority, the institutionof marriages, nurturing and rais-ing our young folk as fruits of ourmarriages.We must, he said, redefine ourpriorities, assume responsibilityfor our own behavior in theseareas. A challenging speech!oFrom acorns big oaks growT,Dr. Pretzol Robinson,Chancellor, St. AugustineTsCollege.~~A man of quality is not afraidof a woman of equalityT, Dr.Velma Speight, ECU Professor.The N.C.A. & T. State Univer-sity Fellowship Choir will sing at_ Sycamore Hill Baptist Church,Sunday, December 11, 1988 at 5oTclock. This group is sponsoredby the Pitt County Chapter(Alumni) of the university. Enjoyan evening of gospel music.John Maye, Jr., a Greenvilleson, will be ordained as a deaconin the Dow Fellowship BaptistChurch, Charlotte, Sunday,at $500 retail, announced Green-ville Banks local Belk Manager.Congratulations, Mrs. Darden. .The Greenville AlumnaeChapter, Delta Sigma ThetaSorority, meets Saturday,December 10 with Mrs. LilliePowell, hostess, 906 BancroftStreet, Greenville.~o~Moments of Community Relfec-tions� for December"2 oTclockp.m."WOOW. 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OneTs Social Club consinued|from page 1aid in the community in manydifferent capacities. Ms. RachaelShort, co-founder of the organiza-tion, says the club meets bi-monthly and 4s active throughoutthe year. They are the sisterorganization of the widelyrespected Brotherhood Club, alsoMenTs ShoesBy Allen Edmonds, BassE.T. Wright, French ShrinerBostonian, Top SiderTHE ~MT VOICE-THURSDAY, DECEMBER 8 WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 4, 1988-5iTof Pitt County.The affair marked 21 years ofcommunity service and therecognition of the clubTs outstan-ding members. While Ms. Short,co-founder of the club, had per-sonal leave for four years fromthe club, Ms. Dessie Williamsmaintained her membership andwas therefore honored as theclubTs oldest member during theNovember 21st gala affair. Ms.Short was also honored for herrelentless and tireless hard-workand dedication for the club andthe community. 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Casa alc in ane sees ~) 90 | Bologna, Stick-All Meat ............. 1.19 Ib.até majoring in business ( Hind cut and wrap ..,...6..6.0.0000- 1,55 Ib. links: Shuiieg . s10ibs: syecners 13:50 Smoked Ham Bone... .10 lbs. .......... 8.90administration. \ Front cutand wrap .......000.e- eee 1.30 Ib. : a prstccesgceess : Fresh Pork Shoulder ................ 1.09 Ib.oAtwaterTs job could also be} gare A Bulk, Sausage. . - 10 Ibs. ............. 12.80 Fresh Pork Back Bone 1.29 Iba tee one | TeBone Steak... 101DS.... 04.00.00. 29.90 Pork Neck Bones... 10 Ibs. 0.0.0.0... PA er ahh center 4enhanced by the appointment of ~ Oy Pork Tails (Corned) : 89 Ib Fresh Pork Hams .........--... 00065 1.09 Ib.Rep. Charles Rangle as our first } Sirloin Steak... .. 10 lbs...... beveeeees 25.90 Country Side Pepper Coated ee "1.09 Fillet Trout ........0-... eee e eens 1.49 Ib.dryg czar. His a vn Rib Steak... .. ec Ce 29.90 Dork Front Reet. 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