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The Red and Black, Wednesday, May 1, 1974
Page 3
Kama's' previous
owner needed
The previous owner of “Kama", a large black female
dog, please call Tom Nunnally at 546-5200. The dog has
bitten a child and it is necessary to know whether or not
Kama has had shots.
'World of Leisure'
exposition tomorrow
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Photo by JOHN BASSETT
Bike-Hike supports retarded
More than 100 people participated in the
"National Hike-Bike for the Retarded" in
Athens Saturday; local campaign chairman
Dave Brewer reported contributions totaling
S2,:i76. Eunds collected will help support the
Athens Area Association for Retarded
Citizens
Portugal's communist leader
returns from 14 years in exile
Georgia's Wonderful World
of Leisure, a boat-camper-
sports exposition is coming to
the University Coliseum, May
2 and 3.
The show will feature the
exhibition of boats, campers,
mobile campers, motorcycles
and bicycles Also on display
will be products and equipment
used in golfing, fishing, arch
ery, tennis, skiing, scuba div
ing, sky diving, camping and
hot air ballooning
Special demonstrations will
be given for those interested in
learning to shoot a bow and
arrow, ride a motorcycle, fly
cast, or the proper use of
camping equipment. Experts
in the field of taxidermy will
also be present
The Georgia Bureau of Tour
ism will be present to display
the state's vast range of recre
ational opportunities and tour
ist attractions.
A special photography exhib
it, "Georgia for a Lifetime”
will be on display Each photo
graph is an award winner by
the American Press Associa
tion.
Live Bluegrass band music
will highlight the show which
will be open to the public from
10 a m to 10 p.m., both
Thursday and Friday. Admis
sion charge is 50 cents Many
door prizes will be given —
including free cruises to the
West Indies on a Windjammer
Schooner, a portable television,
camping equipment, bows and
arrows and others.
Exhibit space is still availa
ble. For further information,
contact the University Union,
Fred Brown or Priscilla Smith
at 542-3816 or contact Julia
Henrv at 549-3307.
Art exhibit-sale
Photo by BETH JOHNSON
About 30 art students at the University are
holding an art exhibit-sale at the Franken-
burg-Guthne Gallery at The Station The
sale is a twice yearly event, and consists of
prints, graphics, paintings, blown glass, and
jewelry. The gallery is open from 10:30 a m.
to 2:30 p m and from 5-7 p.m.
FIJI to hold fund-raising
relay to Atlanta
Phi Gamma Delta (FIJI)
will hold its third fund-raising
run to Atlanta on May 4
The Fiji’s are presently soli
citing financial backing from
local businesses which will go
LISBON (UPI) — Alvaro
Cunhal, white-haired leader of
Portugal’s formerly outlawed
Communist party, returned
home Tuesday to a hero’s wel
come from 14 years in exile
and told the Portuguese people
to support the army in “ending
fascism.”
“The people should be with
the army and help it achieve
peace and democracy,” Cunhal
told a crowd of about 5 000
cheering Communist support
ers massed outside Lisbon’s
airport with handmade red
flags and slogans.
He voiced hope that mass
May Day demonstrations au
thorized by the new ruling
military junta Wednesday will
show the people’s solidarity
but that they also will be
peaceful.
The country’s left-wing par
ties and labor unions, freed
from the restraints of right-
wing dictatorship, ordered mil
lions of workers out onto the
streets Wednesday for the first
mass May Day demonstrations
in more than 46 years.
Cunhal was the second exiled
former political leader to re
turn home since last week’s
armed forces revolution He
was preceded Sunday by Soci
alist party chief Mario Soares,
who was one of the large
welcoming delegation at the
airport to meet him.
A spokesman for the military
junta promised today to name
a premier and establish a
civilian government “as soon
as possible.”
to the March of Dimes.
The run will be performed in
a relay style with each frat
brother running about a mile,
and will finish in front of the
Governor's mansion in Atlanta
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Georgia’s Wonderful World of Leisure
A Boat-Camper-Sports Exposition
IT S ALL COMING
MAY 2nd & 3rd
“Georgia’s Wonderful World of Leisure”, a
Boat-Camper-Sports Exposition is scheduled for
the Coliseum, May 2nd and 3rd. The show will
feature the exhibition of boats, mobile campers,
hunting, fishing, tennis, golfing, archery,
motorcycles, bicycles, and camping equipment.
A 6-Day Bahama Cruise for 2 will be given away.
Sponsored by Windjammer Cruises
Thurs, May 2 - Fri, May 3
10am - 10pm Coliseum
Admission Only 50 c
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