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The Augusta News-Review - July 17, 1975 i Beauty Os The Week i : : : S JI L ‘ I . ft-. *** B Kt I ''** r mri I Mv’ -'* BH / / J( zs|3| i ■ 'fa' -W ■MMgffiSfejgq ' iHUHBHL. v .JMBHHI Ms. Gloria Madison Ms. Gloria Madison is a graduate of Voorhees College with a B.S. in Elementary Education. She is a faithful member of Storm Branch Baptist Church where she sings in the choir. Ms. Madison was first Judo Workshop At Wallace Branch Library The Augusta-Richmond County Public Library’s Martial Arts Series will continue on Thursday night, July 17, with a judo f Jewelry filled—sl9.oo J- 250 Hudson Street, Vs ’’Slew York, N. Y. 10013 7 fr/.' gy lA Si B—Zodiac b t $ *1 vi I 1A J bracelet, 5- WK '**l y>J»I TJ syndetic £y Ji birthstone.* Tf jf* Sterling Silver—sls.oo 14 K. gold— $56.00 !* —Heavy zodiac pendant V, 4L rs /’• t A \ or charm.* Sterling silver SX £■' t.s'*'- i —s24.oo—in 14 K. gold s W i 'Ji VI J > i —5123.00 *if C—Man's moslem mo- X tis ring. Sterling silver It YOU are not i MiV’sngnn" 14 * satisfied, money 8 d $129 00 refunded within <V\ 15 days of pur- ' X >—-\ chase. Return * * by insured mail. 'f , ' r k • (Return Receipt V * « SSowM weeks "- 5 !^?»di a n , dian for delivery. '.oCi.- \u C N.Y. State add ' W applicable tax; "l L, in N.Y.C. add 8%. \ only—sl7.so Send check or money order— i No Cash or C.0.0.'s i> t * Ml zodiacs available Ml Jewelry about 8 to 10% larger than shown. FREE - BABY JACK POT WIN $25.00 ENTER TODAY CALL: 793-5617 THERE IS ABSOLUTELY NO CHARGE TO YOU We will come into your home by appointment and take a free photo of your baby and enter it in our Weekly Photo Jack Pot. The winning baby's photo will be published in the Augusta News-Review newspaper the following week. We will use the social security number of the baby's mother or guardian in our public drawing. This number will represent your baby. The number that is drawn will be placed in or near this advertisement in the News-Review newspaper. In order to win, the mother or guardian must find his number and contact Stewart's Photo Call on or before the next puoushing date, 793-5617 Monday thru Friday 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. Limited up to five years of age. The public drawings are being neld at various business locations, in the Augusta area, the next will be at the Club 56 on Highway 56 approximately two blocks south of Tobacco Road July 20 at b p.m. One News-Review newspaper will be posted at the location of drawing for use of those who enter our Free Baby Jack Pot, although the News-Review newspapers are available for purchase at various businesses throughout the CSRA. Children of persons who are participating in conducting this Jack Pot are not eligible to draw nor be a winner. Page 2 runner-up to’’Miss Voorhees, president of Pan-Hellenic Council and a member of the Vogue Club and a member of the AKA sorority. She was born under the sign of Scorpio and is the daughter of Mrs. Mattie Madison. demonstration by Perry Andrews, 2nd Degree Black Belt, and Peter Huihui, Ist Degree Black Belt. To begin at 7 p.m., the •«J ,'."Z ■ Raoul J. Daggett Dagget Named To Dean’s List Raoul Janus Daggett, son of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Daggett of Augusta, Georgia and the grandson of Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Daggett has been named to the Dean’s List at Kentucky State University for the past semester. He will return to Kentucky State in the fall as a junior majoring in the field of music. Attends Dansforth Workshop Dr. Alandus Johnson, dean of academic affairs at Miles College, has been selected by the Danforth Foundation as one of four faculty and staff members from Miles to participate in the 1975 workshop on Value in Higher Education. The purpose of the Workshop is to provide an opportunity for outstanding education consultants to share their expertise with representatives from developing institutions of higher learning and to examine the trends of values in higher education. program will be held in the auditorium of the Wallace Branch Library, 1237 Gwinnett Street, and is open to the public at no charge. On Tuesday, July 22, the films “Yellowstone”, “Wedgwood’’, and “Wildflowers of the West” will be shown at the Augusta Public Library’s weekly series of film programs “The World in Films” in the Auditorium at 1:10 p.m. Get more for you; I lull.u where? MODERN RESTAURANT Breakfast, Dinners and . Everyday Specials Nl W.MI NUS I A’. I Hull) SERV ICE I AM OU I SF RVICE. JUS! CALL OR STOP BY Phono 724 4580 We Doze But Never Close - 24-Hour Service Jack Dempsey PROFESSIONAL BONDSMAN Office Phone 724-1204 118 Ninth St. Paine Recreation Program to Close Friday ~ Al M * □ i ‘ Kr 4. m ■ ft i Ww/I I mi I w *'< 4 ' J? I ‘ f*" ** ( I w I > I ' Alft I * r’T'JS- J 'T -BS , ■ ■ * ■ wLj * Ki ' ,LXftr jHßHftftl JflL i twF* fl ” iBKJi ’A fi 1 I bL k wrl W t2< 1 ■Fdliv.... xm; ♦•■ its, a* Wfc • 4 *F Mft JM i ■ J WJ ' >. 1 M P* : S' The Summer recreation program at Paine College will end Friday. The program served some 750 persons daily. According to director Ernest Tolbert there has been only one complaint - the program Record Hop There will be a swinging The dance will start at 7:30 record hop July 18, in the T.W. p.m., admission SI.OO. Josey High School gym. Sonny Refreshments will be sold. Soul will provide the music. Er i k ) VrS- 350 CARS & TRUCKS TO SELECT FROM 73 LTD 2 deer hardtop V-8 auto, air power •toering power broket vinyl roof 73 MERCURY Monte go 4 door hardtop V- I, outo. oir cond, power tieermg, pow er brake*, vinyl roof, •harp car St. RA-434 $2695 74NNTO 2 deer 4 cyl, auto air cond, 14,000 mde*. like new St. »B-950. $2895.00 [ cororctr onion ton onion iv.i.tr wig not tt uivoiitoio [ id/*/ /1 w I*7 i 9 n ] eMpj> LM Lit pB doesn’t last long enough. Tolbert said that the idea for the program grew out of the 1970 civil unrest. “We felt that the community was a tender box, and that the program would keep kids off the streets 72 VW 2 door <edan 4 speed Hewn no»n air cond. like new condi tion. St. RA-1106 $2495 00 f 72 GALAXIE 500 auto, air power steee-y ing, power brake*, vi nyl roof. St. 1P3826..52295.00 75 MAVERICK 2 door . with auto trunemio •ion, air cond power •teenng power brake* vinyl roof, nice car St .P-3825 $2995.00 75 MUSTANG II 4 cyl., 4 tpeed transmiseien, AM/FM radio, lea than 3,000 actual J mile*. FSt. pP-3796 $3595.00 ■ 69 TORINO GT "fmtbw.li" V-8 auto, air cond, power >toer mg, low mileage, nice car. St. #A-738 $1495.00 71 LTD 2 deer hard top, V-8 auto, air cond, power (tearing, power broke* vinyl roof $1995.00 jBI ** - v’v' '>>)£ & --S 'i JK J ‘■Wwßßv ■ft : K ‘- < J| 11 ( I $ ! ‘ ’- ’ ft | .a <■ Il ’ 1 Kr BJ JwV H IsS ■ ■■'. n * w 1 w sfc 1 ■’ • -S I 1 T' vw wJbbm Arffka F I W* - Photos by Sam Searles while giving them recreation and educational benefits.” While no statistics are available, Tolbert said he believes that juvenile de uency has declined in Augusta while the program was in progress. This is the fourth year the program has been in operation. The program which cost almost $7,000 a week to Vit't PONTIAC MASTER 11th at TELFAIR THE NEW HER vita-d Scalp Ointment I CHECK YOUR HAIR PROBLEMS ( ) Dandruff ( ) "Lifeless" Hair ( ) Excess Hair Fall ( ) Scalp Softness ( ) Scalp Itch ( ) Thinning Hair May be purchased at drug & cosmetic counters HOWELL BROTHERS CHEMICAL LAB. 5414 GIRARD AVE. PHILADELPHIA, PA. operate was comprehensive. It included swimming, karate, drama, arts and crafts, an enrichment program which included such speakers as the Governor’s Crime Prevention Team, Mayor Lewis A. Newman, City Councilwoman Carrie J. Mays, and County Commission Chairman Edward Mclntyre, and ove r 200 adults participated in the program at night. A professional staff of 26 persons, many of whom hold masters degrees, supervised the program. Six water safety instructors operated swimming activities at Jones Pool, headed by Henry Daggett and Norman Bonner. Children involved in swimming were fed feed-a-kid lunches. The rest of the children were served hot lunches at Paine College. Tolbert expressed gratitude for the work of local leaders in getting the program funded. He cited Mclntyre, Mrs. Mays, State Rep. R.A. Dent and George McElveen. On the state level he thanked Gov. George Busbee, Charles Mathis, a Paineite, Curtis Atkinson, Sonny Walker, Sen. Herman Talmadge, Sen. Sam Nunn, and Danny Minchew. advertising! Pays! Id PLEASI IM)N'T SHOP THESE STORES ! \ 1. Belk's 2. Big Star 3. Culiums 4. Davisons 5. H.L. Green 6. J.C. Penney 7. J.B. White 8. Rhodes Furniture We Want Our Share!