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B2 Greensboro Daily News Wed May 1 8 1 977 i A Martha Long A Bright Bunch Of Young Polks Tuesday 183 of brightest young folks put on their best dress and gathered in Cone Ballroom in Elliott University Center at UNC They sipped punch nibbled delicately on goodies and went through other social graces with as Mayor Jim Melvin put it members of the Proud Parents Club and the Proud Grandparents Club The young folks were there for the annual Recogni tion Tea as the Who Among Greensboro Youth The Who project is one sponsored by the Greensboro Youth Council and the tea was project of five groups the Gate City Service League Greensboro Junior Club Greensboro Wom Club Hamilton Lakes Club and 0 Henry Club Mrs Shore Neal tea coordinator for the clubs welcomed the crowd The Mayor kept his remarks brief allowing as how he had a sore throat which was probably a holdover from his bout with chicken pox Patty Magid Youth Council Who chairman presided the Grimsley High School Madrigals provided entertainment and Rabbi Arnold Task was speaker Then 25 of the honor group got special recognition because they received the unanimous vote of all nine judges If you know how the selection works like this Application forms are available in all of the schools and the judging is done on a point system with five ad ults and four young people Anyone is eligible if he or she is attending a city school or is a city resident and because the Youth Council is sponsored by the City of Greensboro It was a very nice and refreshing affair Warren Crow who is on the Youth Council and was among those honored as well thought it was very nice too He found only one flaw over we have to clean i Matthews Smart ormula been kidding my tax friend Roger Matthews about how he happened to have such smart kids Roger is a Carolina graduate and wife Jackie took higher learning at Greensboro College Since GC is my alma mater I insist to Roger that all that intelligence to be found in his offspring must have come from their moth side! Would you believe that all three of the Matthews children have college degrees in chemistry? The oldest Hardin got his chemistry degree at Harvard then went on to law school there and now is a Chief Of White House Lived Worked In Greensboro BY BILL RHODES WEAVER Dally Newt Stall Wrltar The young man worked for several months two times in Greensboro his of serving with the Jaycees and the Greater Greensboro Open (GGO) and to Today he is President Jimmy admin istrative assistant in charge of White House op erations He is Hugh Carter Jr 34 second cousin to the President and buddily called "Cousin Carter said Tuesday worked with the John Harland Co (bank stationers who print indi vidualized checks for bank customers) first in Greensboro from December 1968 to July 1 1969 1 was then assistant plant manager In Jan uary 1973 I went back to Greensboro and worked as plant manager until August Greensboro's springtime and dogwoods and azaleas made their imprint on Carter hated to leave Greensboro I had grown to like it As a medium sized city it appealed to me very much It's the people of a town though who make the town Although most of my friends were Jaycees and those at Harland I got to know a lot of the folks the bankers especially but many others as well I really hated to leave and would like to live there In his first tour of duty here Carter was mar ried He and Joan Samuelson had been married Hugh Carter Jr 'f ifl shortly after she had graduated from Auburn University in Auburn Ga in 1965 we came to Greensboro we rented an apartmant on Chapel Road and Joan worked in the department of the Greensboro Daily Carter added Her newspaper associates remember Joan a pretty blonde as most likable pleasant person She was a hard After leaving Greensboro Joan took graduate work at Miami University in Miami la They divorced and Joan was in Louisville Ky en gaged as a social worker in January of this year the last heard from Carter said Carter who supervises 200 White House em ployes is responsible for the mail the switch board travel and residents On Tuesday morning Carter appeared on the Good Morning America ABC television show His backhills Georgia accent on the show was not as modulated and relaxed as his later tele phone conversation "I was a little disappointed that there was not enough time to tell what I wanted to about the White House Carter said I did say that there were about 67000 letters a week I did not get into the facts that the Presidant sees not just 20 or 25' of the letters but he gets a re port on the pro and con responses on issues I particularly wanted to say that we tally the is sues and that the President receives a vo page thesis a synopsis of the mail He is very respon sive and very interested in people and views administration is working We are to' use a down home expression our feet on the and not going to down We are making a number of changes and I hope to do a lot of things better in four What about maybe eight years he was asked "We are working on four years now not talking about those other four at this Car ter said On his second tour of work in Greensboro Carter lived in the riendly Hills Apartments He recently bought a condominium in Arlington 4 Va frying to get it Although his duties have pretty well eliminat ed contact with the Georgetown set and the swirl of cocktail parties Carter is fascinated by his job are some very interesting aspects of he explained recently have had talks with Henry Kissinger and with Walter Cronkite Too I am the liaison with ex Presidents and have enjoyed talking with President Gerald Carter concluded the telephone interview with a warm invitation to come to the White House to be Worked Together Here Offers Tar Heel Staff Job Carter BY BILL RHODES WEAVER Dally News Staff Wrltar Little did William Robert Schultz 25 a Win ston Salem native realize when he had a sum mer job in Greensboro four years ago that the local work would catapult him into the White House in Washington On June 20 Schultz is to begin work with Hugh Carter President Jimmy second cousin who is chief of White House operations as staff assistant in administrative management He will be involved in organizing and directing employes and activities in the executive man sion Presently assistant manager of the Home Sav ings Loan Association in Chapel Hill Schultz recalled his job in Greensboro in June 1973 was looking for a job as a summer intern and was listed with the job placement bureau here at the Schultz said was the end of my junior year and it was important in my curriculum of business management I worked that summer with the John Harland Co the branch in Greensboro and was under the supervision of Hugh Carter a really sharp business man and very likable fellow was in what they call and spent most of my time in a work study program with the communications system and the logo Most people will think of the Harland compa ny as the one that prints thair personalized bank check Schultz said Carter worked in Greensboro twice as plant manager as part of the complex and was vice president of seven or eight plants in the Atlanta area when Jimmy Carter became President Hugh Carter he said called him first in eb ruary to offer him a job in Washington Schultz said he was interested On April 11 Carter called to give specific details of the job he was offering Schultz and invited him to look over the White House was very impressed by the top notch people working there and was very enthu siastic about working Schultz said Immediately on graduation three years ago Schultz joined Home Savings in Chapel Hill which he regrets leaving after seven pleasantyears in the town These are exciting times for Schultz for he will marry Miss Terry Johnson in Durham June 4 They will have an apartment in Woodbridge Va a 20 mile drive from the White House His parents are the Charles Schultzes of Kernersville who have another distinguished child Their daughter Karen a UNC student was Miss GGO this year Boston attorney 1 Last week Roger and Jackie were in Durham where son Jimmy received his degree magna cum laude planning on medical school in the fall and that will mean counting a son in law three doctors in the family Sunday Roger and Jackie were in Chapel Hill to see daughter Marianna and her husband Bill Henry receive their degrees from the School of Medi cine at Carolina where Marianna also got her degree in chemistry folks and Margaret Henry of Dunn were on hand for the graduation and joined Jack ie and Roger for a celebration dinner In July Marianna and Bill will begin a three year residency in pediatrics at James Whitcomb Riley Hospi tal for Children in Indianapolis The two doctors met their senior year at Carolina and married after their first year in med school Incidentally all three of those chemistry majors graduated from Grimsley Roger and Jackie had a weekend of it in Chapel Hill They went down early to attend the 35th reunion of class and joined all the reunion classes for a dance which had for theme "Hallelujah On The The music for stepping was provided by Dick Wells and his orchestra of Our Town More Local Medics Donald McCurdy son of the Donald McCurdys was another Gate Citizen receiving a medical degree from Carolina on Sunday another graduate of Grimsley and took up collegiate studies at UNC and Guilford before going to Carolina He also had three Navy years in between Before the graduation the doctor and his wife the former Elizabeth Woltz entertained a number of out of town folks at dinner at their home in Chapel Hill Eliza beth is daughter of Dr and Mrs John Woltz of Char lotte In June the young McCurdys will move to New Olreans where Donald will begin a four year program of study leading to a degree in ophthalmology Silver Celebration Tuesday Mr and Mrs Ivey Lee ulk of Osborne Road cut a wedding cake at a small gathering at their home The cake was a silver anniversary one and it was all arranged by their children Mr and Mrs Bill Oliver Connie Lee ulk Ivy Lee ulk and Keith ulk (and yes two of the kids got Lee for a middle name The honoree was Helen Elaine Brown before she became a bride 25 years ago Phillips Mrs Smith Cliff Abels Inga Brandon Youths Of Month Youths of the Month for May are Inga Brandon and Cliff Abels according to an announcement by the Greensboro City Parks and Recreation Department Hoss Of Year Woman Of Year Named At Banquet James Phillips was chosen Boss of the Year and Mrs Mildred James Wom an of the Year Tuesday night at the an nual Night banquet of the Greensboro Insurance Women at the Royal Villa Inn Phillips owner of James Phillips Insurance Brokers and the insurance agency of the same name is an honorary life member of the Chamber of Com merce a director of National local branch and is active in Westminster Presbyterian Church Mrs James a rssident of Belews Creek has been personal lines underwri ter for the Richardson Corp six years served as GIW president in 1975 and was chairman of the executive board last year New officers installed at the banquet were President Mrs Shirley Ray first vice president Mrs Carolyn Glass second vice president Mrs Alma Isley recording scecretary Mrs Bronda Cola man corresponding secretary Mrs Je anette Taylor and treasurer Mrs Shirley Parrish The pair were honored by the City Council meeting Thursday Inga the daughter of Mr and Mrs Ivery Brandon of 4302 Belfield Drive is a member of the National Honor So ciety and special honor roll She is a National Achievement Scholar ship finalist and attended the North Car olina School She is a member of a number of organizations at Dudley Cliff is the son of Mr and Mrs BC Abels Sr of 1013 Surry Drive He is a Morehead Scholar and is a special honor roll student at Grimsley High School He is captain of High IQ team and is on the tennis and cross country teams He is active in work of the Greensboro Youth Council and the young work of the irst Presby terian Church Eliza Bingham Day Jonesboro Elementary School will honor Mrs Eliza Bingham May 25 with events honoring her as a retiring reading specialist A special assembly will be held at 9:30 am in her honor and a re ception is slated for 2:30 to 3:30 pm Mem lx ry Of Proud Parents Club At Who's Who Tea Tuesday I 1 4 4 Greater Gullford In Brief M8 dlTi 13m City Schools To Offer Orchestra This Summer Greensboro public schools will offer a summer or chestra program for beginners intermediate and ad vanced students June 15 July 1 from 9 am to 12 noon at Mendenhall Junior High School Louis Hrabovsky orchestra director for Bluford Mendenhall Page schools will be in charge of the pro gram Instructors will be Minnie Lou Raper violin Diane Shaeffer viola Barbara Smith cello and Louis LaBel la bass Mayor To Speak Mayor Jim Melvin will discuss the growth rate of Greensboro at 7:30 pm today at a meeting of the Caro lina Apartment Association at the Holiday Inn our Seasons Bring Your Chair The New Hope ire Department and the Ladies Auxiliary are holding a hamburger hot dog supper and talent show at the fire station at 5 pm Saturday The Mental Health Department Planning Evening Clinic The Guilford County Mental Health Department is planning to offer outpatient services during the evening hours at the Greensboro and High Point clinics begin ning next month However in order to find out what the need is for the evening service citizen input is need ed on what days and hours would be preferred Mental health officials already have launched a sur vey among current clients to determine what nights or Saturday schedule would be most convenient According to Dr David Slonaker coordinator of the and youth services approximately 40 per cent of parents of juveniles said they had difficulty getting their children to the center on the daytime schedule An estimated 20 per cent of the adults indicated night hours would suit them better The night or Saturday hours for outpatient services would be separate from the emergency service already offered 24 hours daily and on the weekends Patients would make appointments for the evening outpatient services Clients or persons who think they or someone in their families might benefit from the extended schedule are asked to fill in a questionnaire and return to the center 300 Edgeworth St by May 23 The following questions should be answered: Would it be extremely difficult for you to come to the Mental Health Center during the regular Monday through riday hours of 8 am to 5 so check each of the following times you could come Monday evening Tuesday evening Wednesday eve ning Thursday evening Saturday morning If you prefer an evening which appointment time would be best? 5 pip 6 pm 7 pm 8 pm show will be followed by square dancing Those attend ing are asked to bring lawn chairs Horticulture Show The Greensboro Council of Garden Clubs is holding a horticulture show at the club center in the Green Vai ley Building at 604 Green Valley Road from 10 am to 3:30 pm today andThursday In charge is the House Garden Garden Qub Spring ling Ding A frisbee tournament will be held from 10 am to 7 pm Saturday at Ragsdale High School in Jamestown with prizes and special events for girl and children flin gers The program will open with an instructive clinic and individual contests and the latter part of the day will offer noncompetitive and fun events for beginners David Harris will be tournament director 1 ree Dog Class The Greater Greensboro Golden Retriever Club is offering free obedience training classes for golden re trievers at 7:30 pm Wednesdays in the north parking lot of the Carolina Circle Mall Questions from owners of other breeds will be answered People I Misty Alane Owens Misty Alane Owens 7 year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Richard Owens of 1410 Sweetbriar Court High Point recently was declared the winner of the 1977 Lit tle Miss North Carolina Talent She will compete in the national finals Sept 8 10 in Memphis Tenn our Greensboro students at Lees McRae College in Banner Elk have received honors recently They are Wendy Babchin daughter of Mrs June Babchin the Spanish scholarship award Marty Grant daughter of Mr and Mrs Howard Grant Who Among Students in American Junior Colleges and Dawn Me Bee daughter of Mr and Mrs Archie McBee and Teresa Ingram daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles Ingram inductees into Phi Theta Kappa national hon or fraternity Two outstanding medical students from Greensboro received honors recently at the University of North Car olina in Chapel Hill Calvin rank Morrow Jr a gradu ate of Hampton Institute received the James Bell Bullitt Award for unusual achievements Ellen Blair J' Smith a UNC graduate was given the American Medical Association Award as an honor gradu ate Wingate College in Wingate honored two Greensj boro students Dorothy Jo Withers daughter of Mr and Mrs Withers of 2203 Vanstory St received the Spanish Award and Perry Lee Reed son of Mr and Mrs Lovin of 2609 Norwood Drive the Sue ulgham Speech Award Elizabeth Angel Cook daughter of Norman Cook of Rt 2 Stokesdale recently was named one of the top 10 scholars in the sophomore class of Appalachi State University at Boone 'j 1 u'.