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The 8th Annual Child Abuse Prevention Walk will be held Thursday, April 19 from 11 AM – 1:00 PM at the Durham County Department of Social Services, 220 E. Main St..  You can donate money to support walkers.  Donations will be used to assist families served by the Department’s Child Protective Services staff for miscellaneous items needed to assist in enhancing self-esteem and to reduce stress and

The Investing in Human Capital: DSS Partnership Series workshop on April 19 from 3-5 PM at DSS at 220 E. Main St. is dedicated to sharing information on the child welfare system.  At this workshop, the public is invited to learn more about identifying and reporting child maltreatment as well as how the Child Protective Services, Foster Care and Adoption processes work.  To reserve a spot, please call Debra Dunston at 560-8082.

Registration for Garner Pop Warner will be held at the Garner Civitan Club. For more information visit www.geocities.com/garnerpopwarner

Author of ‘The Girls Who Went Away – The Hidden History of Women Who Surrendered Children for Adoption in the Decades Before Roe v. Wade                                                          AtThe Center for Documentary Studies1317 Pettigrew Street .

In the '70s, Roy Clark symbolized country music in the U.S. and abroad. Between guest-hosting for Johnny Carson on The Tonight Show and performing to packed houses in the Soviet Union on a tour that sold out all 18 concerts, he used his musical talent and his entertaining personality to bring country music into homes across the world. As one of the hosts of TV's Hee Haw (Buck Owens was the other) for more than 20 years, Clark picked and sang and offered country corn to 30 million people weekly. He is first and foremost an entertainer, drawing crowds at venues as different as Las Vegas, Atlantic City, and the Opry.

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