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CE L57-6171 Inflin Street. apartment was rented for use of the BRF by RICKIE ALTHEA’ HOOPER, however, HOOPER did nct reside at that address. D. COMMUNITY ACTIVITY l. Free Programs a. Free breakfast for children program This program has been operated sporadically since September, 1971, at BPP Headquarters, 1333 North Patterson Street, Winston-Salem, North Carolina. The program is operated under the direction of MARY MC DONALD and feeds an average of & to 10 children each day when operating. This program is used as a basis fer soliciting donations from local merchants and achieving local support from the community. bh. Free pest control program Ductng January, 1972, the BPP chapter acqui.ved 4 hand spray gun which is utilized for spraying houses in the neighborhood. Persons desiring their house to be sprayed for ;ests must sign up at BPP Headquarters. This program has been administered by GRADY FULLER who has conducted a door-to-door campaign soliciting business. c. Free clothing program This program was launched under the directicn of BPP meutsc BEATRICE FULTON and was scheduled for its first) distribution of free clothing on March 18, 1972, FULTON and GRADY FULLER have been contactivg residents and merchants soliciting donations of new and used clothes. ?. Training Programs feriodic training sessions and educational classes are held at BFP Headquarters on Wednesday evenings. These classes are open to prospective members as well as tegular members and class discussions are usually directed by one of the officers of the chapter. A liberation school for schooleage children was undertaken on Saturday, March 4, 1972, in which free food was offered to enhance atkeudance., Lack of food and poor attendance resulted in cancellation of this program, Sourcess CE CE Pa.’ > oe, HO ne aga te ee as PE ae a rane et ie ST ome Rol we