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52 • N. Y. AMSTERDAM NEWS, Sat, jept. 28, 1963 . ... » % - * JOCKEY OF THE YEAR- Hal Jackson. NYC dis jockey re­ ceives the “Disc Jockey of the Year'" award for his charity work and general popularity from Richard Chamberlain, TVs Dr Kildare" during NARA Convention in Los An­ geles HARYOU DRAMA WORK­ SHOP — Director Bill Robin­ son (center», in rehearsal with Renee M. Smith i left) and Gary'Bolling -(right* who played leading roles in “Black Chaos." written by Ronald Drayton, and “Dope." by Mayatt Lee, produced September 20 and 2’. at the Harlem YMCA Little Theatre. (Walkins Photo.) 2 Premieres For Lincoln Repertory Westchester 2'rf. Iih,'at,;r \\ orkshop I < _• Workshop To - . Integration Open In Oct. Forum Topic The new term begins this Octo­ 1 inter­ courses for integration in Westchester many the schools will be discussed. 8:30 ional Actor as well as the It'- P m - Friday. September 27, at a ested amateur. ber for the Kurt Cerf Theater two WGITE PLAINS, N.V Rac- Workshop, 105 W. 55th St. with the Profess- The first subscription season of the Repertory Theatre of Lia- coin Center, consisting of world prejrueres and one revival, will be inaugurated under direction of Elia Kazan and bert Whitehead on January 23 fprum in Wtrte Plains Commun- Courses offered include Basic at the ANT- Washington Square My Church. Rosedale Avenue. Acting Technique — which cjV- Theatre with the presentaton of Herbert Undercoffer, assistant ers Motion Study, Improvisation, the new Arthur Miller drama, principal of Edgemont High Speech, and Voice, and Scene “Afte- The Fall, or The Sur- School. Scarsdale, will preside Study and Improvisation, Act- over the forum, first in a series in? f°r Fun — for those who vivor. Recruitment of the 49 players c( special meetings being spon- study Acting for enjoyment and who will constitute the perman- sore(j by church s Commit- recreation. There are also Chil- ent acting company is now :n tee on social Responsibility dren s Classes for groups 6-8. . ,paders scheduled and 942 and Young People s progress, and six senior mem- - bers recently sighed are Salome ' ’ F , „ v»P,i„«or nrr. Classes for those 13-18. d „ i, k are. Dr r red N. Kernnger, pro- ?r n? fess',r educational psychology The Fall term runs from Octo- Meeker, Jason Robards Jr. e- kj y.U and a former Harts- her - December, the Winter Term Stuart and°Michaei Strong J dale scho01 board member- Mrs ^om January - March, Spring Fifteen selected from the train Ph>'Uis Shearer, an attorney and Term from APril * June. Sun- Fifteen selected from the tra m- president of the Greenburgh mer Term from July through mg program last May. and w.n^ce PGreenburgh Au^st For information and in- represent nine differen states. j J S senior ‘endew write or phone K irt are Stanley Beck, Marclare Cos- tello, Scott Cunningham, Faye and CathX Aiell°- SleeP>’ Hollow Cerf' PL <'6693 Dunaway, Crystal Field, Clint High School. Tarrytown, senior Kimbrough. John Law, Barbara Miss Baker and Miss Aiello are 2pin:OI1 Laden. Austin Pendleton, Barry members of the Church Senior Primus, Patricia Roe, Lanna Youth group. Kenneth Gould, of It is not often that an opinion Saunders, Harold Scott, D’aue Scarsdale, heads the Social Res- is worth expressing, which can- n t take care of itself —Holmes ; p^nsibilities Committee . Mign scnooi senior. and Jack Waltzer. t Council, march down Lenox Ave. Sunday in memory of the six youngsters who were mur­ dered in Birmingham, Ala. The mourners, wearing black and carrying 6 small caskets, march trough the streets to the rhythm of muffled drums. The marchers returned to 127th St. and Seventh Ave. where Rev. Eugene Callender, pastor. Church of the Masters, dellv« ered the eulogy. (McAdams Photo). IN HARLEM — A long line of mourners led by members of the Cultural Association for Women of African Heritage and Negro American Labor Court Drops Assault Count i Edward Walker, of 92 Morn­ ingside Ave , was acquitted of as-; saulting car salesman Sylvester! “Livewire” Mocre, of 34 W. 145th' St., in Criminal Court Friday after trial before Judge Maurice E.f Downing. Moore charged that Walker pistol-whipped him in May over an alleged debt and he was con-! fined to Harlem Hospital for sev­ eral days. Walker, represented by I attorney Robert Mitchell, denied .he charge. 1 Evers Widow In Weekend Talks Mrs. Medgar Evers, widow of the late NAACP Mississippi field secretary who was brutally mur­ dered earlier this year, will make a series of weekend speeches dur­ ing a visit to New York as pa-t ol a nationwide speaking tour she is presently engaged In. at Community Church, 40 F. St.; and on Friday. Sept will address the Jamaica NAACP branch meeting at St. Albans Ter­ race. Mother of three children,. Mrs.; Evers will make a one - day trip to Toronto, Canada, returning Sat urday night. Sept 28, to address the Greenwich Village, Chelsea NAACP branch, at the Hudson Guild Galleries, 436 W. 27th St. On Thursday, Sept. 26. Mrs. Ev­ ers will speak before the Nation­ al Association of Social Workers 33th. 9 Big party coming up: Honrs! *lUni°" Dime Dividends'- Mere NEW BANKING HOURS For Your Convenience MIDTOWN OFFICES: Mondays and Thursdays To 6:00 P.M. Mondays thru Fridays................ 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