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ties of DurhamRileljh and Thursday, Warth 24, t Que "Tramps", "N'sw Cer.irA The Beta Phi UnlL-site- d. Chapter of Chapel H21, March 20 through Roundup will be held at ths Connection-- . A Omega Psi Phi Fraternity, Inc. March 26. ; Royal OaJu Cub House at Mardi Gras queen --l t. of Durham the - C.1 graduate chap- 7:30 Friday's schedule tamed - FrkJsy r- will In pja. ter with 105 members and still FeitMties begin Includes concert Dorton Saturday, March 26,fi.F --a ser- t it t growing, will sponsor the Durham with worship Arena ta KUeigh at 5 is scheduled for dowctowa 20 at St. pjn. Second annual Mardi Gras vices on March featuring "Donald Byrd" and . Durham beginning it 10 sua. AME Church. On Festival to serve the communi Joseph's . the "Elack Byrds" th Entriei will include vrnrA Ugh school marching bxziv T n f (Cv FIFTH AtlllUM HISS Tt3AC2 tVtUD ROTC marching units, n2z w and Air FcrCf Army, Navy PAGEANT TO 11 ROAtW VA. Units, Scouts snd Floats. - OD A post parade show wd be to our 15 finalists. wiH held from 11:30 uat3 DANVILLE, VA. - Page- top Thi 1977 pageant bt un. We the Duxhsa ants, Unlimited, Inc., and are grateful that so co sponsored bv the Roanoke 1:30 pjn. at Touch A Teen Productions many American colleges and Opportunities Industrialization Athletic Park featuring & have BurreH bands in concert. announced recently that the universities teen merit in Center and the parade Fifth annual Miss Black Teen- our program to offer these Memorial Hospital Association. At noon, Fashion Show-Lunche-on, 1 ' ;. ths .. in age World Pagenat will be held outstanding teenagers scholar- Teenagers may qualify to sponsored by J and chance attend state Ouettes of Beta Phi. wfl in Roanoke, Virginia, during ships a to enter by winning tf t - the month of July. college." Diseant or enter at art st- held at tht wasrungioa uuxs Ronald Charity, Founder The Miss Black teenage large contestant. At lane Inn. 1.. and Producer of the pageant World. Pageant is open to contestants an those teen- Saturday nigm tne yueea said: looks like our 15 to 17 It agers who live In an area where and King of tht Mardi Cm f "1977 teenagers years. ,.v.f wnnrinninwifnUnr iiuiiiijiiijijiuw rr if wnr wmm raannafflin iiaot iiifitr'w Grand " ' " is not is PUI is will over the - banner with of a beauty pageant nor no official Pageant preside ' , 7 , year, prospects re- Interested BaQ at the VCIa ia Hill HI more states and countries it connected with any other Persons Royal JpW aMMIilW IIMuWIW" produced. HI JLWiWMjg... P lltjI.W Governor Jamil B. fi) presented that evee before. pageant program. Teenagers in more information should Raleigh. and of Durham, Our program remains outstand- compete in sportswear, talent, write Pageants Unlimited, Inc., Hunt Mayors and H2 havt ing among in America eveningwear, personal projec- P. O. Box 1139, Danville, Raleigh Chapel JAZZ AT JORDAN-La- st pageants oe for we offer of color tion, and creative expression. Virginia 24541. Deadline for been invited to guests it School teenagers Friday, Jordan High awarded st-lar- the Ball, with National an opportunity to display their Scholarships are contestants is June along students gave an enthusias- talents and abilities. This to the top 15 contestants, as 1. Fraternity officials. music year tic response to pro- we will once offer some well as, other prizes and Carolina again x ' vided by North in trophies. - ? $62,000 college scholarships . i V Central University's Stage THE PRICE IS RIGHT!! Jazz Band. The group is part of N CCU's "special Jazz Durban Chamber Players WE ARE SELLING TV'sI :':::, ..' Program which was featured in February 5 issue of The COHE SEE COME SAVE! Carolina Times. Some band Prosont Concert members form the New ColonTRA( Central Connection group The Durham Chamber performed. The piece is a RCA which will on the whimsical of several ' appear Players will the sixth setting 4 Do- present , W program headlined by in their current concert series E. E. Cummings poems for Black-byrd- s nald Byrd and the on Sunday, March 27 at the tenor, trumpet, trombone, at Dor-to- n The will next Friday Pilgrim United Church of and percussion. work SINTENCI Arena (Photos by Christ Corner of NC 751 & feature James Hopkins, tenor; SERMON: r er.L 15-50- 1 Business. The concert Tim Stewart, trumpet; Terry Ooes help b only a ColoTrak will- - the Mizesko, trombone; and Lynn feature members of prayer owey. North Carolina Symphony in a Bernhardt, percussion. n hi iwiimwimiiimiwiwiimimiim "''iim widely diverse program of After intermission, the chamber music. concert will conclude with the The program will open great Mozart Flute Quartet. with a violin duo by Honegger. The work will feature Cathy It will feature Jan Gayer and Knight, flutist. Donofil Show At Civic Confer Pat Banko, who are bom mem- Admission to the concert bers of the violin section of will be by season admission or Calondar of Fashions from Marzella's at Marzella's Boutique, 204 the North Carolina Symphony. by $2 individual ticket. Tic- a kets are available at the Dur- TO will be shown at the Corcoran Street. Following that, contem tHiffl!Ef Boutique Wanda will narrate chamber music ham Arts Council, Page Box Civic Center on April 1 for the Garrett porary piece of t013 QU1IS IP. ttyffcfcwMPMihemWl. 4777117 will be or at the door. Evonts benefit of the N. A. A. C. P. the show. by Lamont Downs Office, Upcoming Three dance from live enter- groups There will be Greensboro will in OOOpOOOObOOQOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOJ follow- perform tainment and a dance addition to the dance fashions. group o Friday, March 16: ing the fabulous from North Carolina Central 0 Club will A night at Music will be the Boogie King's sponsor Bingo, every Friday by University. o 0 on Road. Master. King's Lodge Harmony Floyd McKissick will give o 0 Tickets be the introduction. Saturday, March 19: may purchased o 0 the North Carolina 8: 15 pjn. - Gary Graffman will join 0 in its first concert since its Carnegie Hall debut. 0 Symphony No 2 in STATE. FAIBfiRMHsT Graffman Wr pe LaDolb To Bo Expcttod o TJ.f. 0 for and Split C Minor, Op. 18 in the concerts scheduled Saturday 0 N. C. Audi-toriu- 0 March 20 at 3:30 in Raleigh's Memorial RALEIGH, Sunday, pjn. By Elaine Welles o For further information on the concerts contact the 0 733-275- 0. that interview. "I think Symphony office at "Labelle", the flashy during o SIIOUTO 0 La-bell-e, I will write for as as I group comprised of ratti long o March 19: can hold a and I will P. 0 Saturday, Nona Hendryx and Sarah pencil, 8:00 M. 10 - 3 A Bake Sale will be held at the Lake-woo- d for as I can 0 ajn. pjn. - Dash, have split, leaving many sing long as sing 0 Ms. Marcia Hayes and without more ridi- Shopping Center, sponsored by to wonder - why ? In the midst looking any o 0 will to the Club in for culous 'than I now -- friends. Proceeds go King's preparation of what is - pr was - a fan- do look O OMEGA PSI PHI FRATERNITY, the Black and Gold Ball. I mean, at a certain age 0 tastic career, each member of you M can't be a rock 'n roll star, o ''-M- 0 Sunday, March 20: the group has decided to go INC., PRESENTS Class 1947 will own route. said I don't think. o fell 6 pjn. - The Hillside High School of fieir They 0 meet at the home of James Wall, 1840 S Alston Ave. Plans it had been planned a while "But I think we will ad- o A IYJARDI GRAS call Now seemed be the 0 'for the 30th reunion will be discussed. Please attend or ago. to just ourselves so that we can 682-350- time to make the move. 0 9. right off into different areas," she 0 to go "It was a nice 'up' time (Dritinued. "For instance, o FESTIVAL 0 Sunday, March 20: said a fellow- - spokesperson, Sarah is interested in acting, ! : 5:30 - Durham Aggies are invited to join in Suit," o 0 pjn. Wartoke Concerns, which and I think she would be a at the special Aggie VRound-up- " at Durham College. "DANCING IN THE STREET" ship has handled the group's pub- And o 0 Last- -' good actress. Pat , for discussion will be DOLL of ery The topic (Development for the few years. President Susan Norman and other team licity past does art work and she wants to o 0 ing Leadership). The announcement was made in the Iravft mnre children. And I members are developing and implementing programs 9 in release 0 "CARICATURES" 0 in on February press j wouid be interested I Durham community that are assisting youth keeping up that each mem- - Come out and the team form, saying fa but not particularly o o with the real world. join develop ber had decided to V to the fun and puruse as an actreSs - on another level leadership ability as well as contributing o 1 - 0 your "solo careers." "The concept i n direction or production. fill growth of Durham youth. was 10 as o iJh R o a Laoeue aeveiup : said Nona's comments at that Li Monday, March 21 ' individuals." Jenelle of o 0 2 Durham Orange Employment and Training Wartoke. That had happened, time coincide with what is pjn. - Wartoke. The o Committee (Durham County Health Department Bldg.) so the three members of the oaming from 0 Committee (Civic make the there said Sarah 4:30 pjn. - Recreation Advisory group decided to spokesperson o 0 ' had been anti-dpate- d. will pursue while Patti Center) . move which acting, o f- 0 com- iirM'- m 7:30 -- City Council and Nona will pursue rr li mA pjn. and Vicky reAND DONALD BYRD AND THE BLACKBYRDS In an interview which posing writing. 0 0 March 22: Wckham who had been La-bell- Tuesday, Chuck lad been conducted in Decem- o 0 and 9:30 Jazz horn player Magione 0 pjn. - ber. of Nona in- manager since they ,7azzPop series Tickets at the 1975, Hendryx o at Stewart Theatre's Spring dicated that each member had irade the transition from Patti 0 Box Office for the March 22 performances. L- M Stewart Theatre her future dreams based on Lab ell e and the Bluebells o o 1 - Li 0 Call 737-- 3 105 for more information. will each Lja L3 various other degrees of h 1969, manage o vjf7 0 Tuesday, March 22: of their individual careers uDANCE BAND" "TlfeiE IS "IN LIFT' "UNFINISHED BUSK the to-- o KOW 6:30 p.m. - Sixtieth Annual Dinner Meeting of "I'm interested in so also. The group had been 0 Red Cross will be held at the Red Cross for 16 INFERNO" Durham County many things," said Nona".fther years. o . "DISCO 0 ' Boulevard. MY HOT Center, 1000 East Forest Hills r?mm rvnree 'YOU TOUCH LINE" ' o lis BODY CONTACT CONTHACK" 0 Tuesday; March 22: o 0 1 1 a jn. Board of Adjustment o 0 I Wednesday, March 23: o 0 9:30 ajn. - Community Services Committee o. uuil 0 o Aju o I Thursday, Marph 24: o 0 1:30 p jn. Finance Committee !

' o ' o i Thursday, March 24: o TOP ! 7 - The "Yale Alley Cats", an undergraduate sing--' 0 pjn. will in concert at the o nnsr ing'group from Yale University appear iln'J o N C Museum of History in the auditorium of the Archives o 0 and HistoryState Library Building, 109 E. Jones St. The o "MB. SUPER TRICK" o Thursday program is the only public appearance of the group Admission is free. o o in Raleigh. o Sunday, March 27: NEW CENTRAL CONNECTION o ' into Memo-- 1 8 pjn. - The Music Man marches Raleigh's o 0 is the last of this year's , THE rial Auditorium. This presentation Man is a show The o ( Stewart Theatre Musical Series. The Music that Only 0 available now at the o t appeals to the whole family. Tickets are Disco Sound Htf&TtiD 0 I second floor of the North M Stewart Theatre Box Office on the o Durham-Rahig- 0 1 Carolina State University Student Center. Tickets may also in h Memorial Auditorium on the o be purchased at the door nt AS 0 737-310- Nightl j Call 5 for more information. o SOUNDS o night of performance. DISCO D n.c. o BY o I March 27: v Sunday, will 2 to 5 pin, - The Chapel Hill Preservation Society 0 0 t hold an Art Auction, at the Horace Williams House, 610 o ADMISSION and $7.80-A- T DOOR 50.00 o all North 5G.50" I East Rosemary Street in Chapel Hill. The works, by on at: PAGE BOX OFFICE . tKOM will be exhibited at the Horace Williams 0 Ticket, 5.1. JjfwSMSXUUt? o f Carolina artists, : DURHAM TECH. and ST. AUGUSTINE'S I House daily from 1 to 5 p.m. beginning March 20th and o o will be k ending the day of the, auction. Parking space 5 available. Sooooooboooooooooooooooooodoboooooooooy