The Augusta news-review. (Augusta, Ga.) 1972-1985, July 17, 1975, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextBUSINESS SERVICES DIRECTORS For Service Call These Local Merchants CLOTHING THE MALE MAN 982 BROAD STREET Has the Jeans and Shirts at the Right Price. Call 724 7337 IDEAL CLEANERS & LAUNDRY Phone 279-9905 / /{ 523 Georgia Ave. p North Augusta, S.C. international formal " Wear Across From Walker Ford 1202 Walton H ay FOOD A X/ < X Usry’s Seafood ; "Eat the fish that slept in the Gulf yesterday.” 2005 Old Savannah Road Phone: 722 8726 FOR SALE 1971 Ford Country Squire Station Wagon Excellent Condition - One Owner Low Miledge - $1750 Call 736-5127 MOVIES The terrifying motion picture from the terrifying No. 1 best seller. JAWS She was the first... b/~ \ii IB F Wt j| f I * t « fpp] ...WAY BE TOO INTENSE ” FOR YOUNGER CHILDREN Bro«d Street t | phone 722-1866 | Featuring the FINEST ADULT FILMS CAPRI CINEMA 302 Eighth Street Eighth & Ellis Phone 722-4507 "Opens 1 P.M. Daily" .. You Only THINK!!! YOU HAVE SEEN TODAY THRU TUES. ' k I W STRICTLY^S?/. 1 jbQOBJI jy ADULT w i Think of a job; Then, think of a kid; ■ then, think of them together. It will make a difference. If you care call: YES 722 0828. Happiness is having a summer job - Give a kid happiness! Call YES 722 0828. INSURANCE J Phone 798-5826 David L. Johnson INSURANCE AGENCY 2703 Peach Orchard Rd. AUGUSTA. GEORGIA j THE DEADLINES FOR NEWS COPY IS MONDAY 5 P.M. BEBLE & JUNK CARS MOVED FREE ji8 7228004 . -■ . - T - HOXWEMK cmc Underestimated for the price. / ■■■ A > , I .omr in 'Lr lor <i It sl tlrixr .itid \oil'll ilisroxer the < ix it i-n t a cal It - all tin car \ou nerd But the ical surprise i' how much car \ on get h r x our mom x. GERALD JONES VOLKSWAGEN 2415 Milledgeville Rd 738-2561 " A" T-,-■■-■? STURGIS AND SONS W 902 WALTON WAY 724-3344 HI HAT LOUNGE o 1601 SAVANNAH RD O . o \zZ 724 9179 0 II) K-WIG FASHIONS Quality Wigs At Lowest Prices • 1006 Broad St. Call 724-8425 • 130 Laurens St/ Aiken, S.C. Call 649-9365 REAL ESTATE i J V ) "WALLACE’S REAL ESTATE 1132 GWINNETT 722-8838 MISCELLANEOi ■ll mi— ■ im «ri» «!■—>i MAXWELL HOUSE PHARMACY OPEN ALL DAY SEVEN DAYS PER WEEK 1002 GRfENE ST. 7z.. 4695 722 7088 AUTO PAIN I FRS 1817 Wilkinson Rd. Next door to Wickes 733-1095 Make The Old Look New For Only $59.88. Any Car, Any Size. The Latest In Baked Enamel. Time Payments Available. SPORTING GOODS Kl Bo's Bait & Tackle 2011 Savannah Rd. Al) kind of best* 8t tac* Is* Soft drinks & Bear Closed AH Dav Thursday Your Patronage Appreciated AWMWVWW AWM JOHANNSEN’S* «’ t ■ Trophies ’• J» V Engraving «J i| Sporting Goods I; AWARD? OF ELEGANCE J; J> T. -..in < ■I EXPERT ENGRAVING £ jl 722 0949 <1 •J Cor 1 2th & Reynold'. ? WVWAWVAA' , W.Mr z \V*• HER! ONG'S I AItRICS J T«iit>v Hc'.< '••'ll 3nor a v ■••Nr 'es- w, .a v .4tsj ■ H 6 17383 . Sales, Service anil Rejnii’. JT | 3 awn Shop 549 Broad St. MJT Oi LOAN MONT OH ANTTMJNO OF VALUf Wt SILL tVHVTHJNO ' STREET & TRAIL OF AUGUSTA !542 WALTON WAY • • • PHONE 722 3556 Sales ‘ Service Accessories R. Dwight Joiner, Owner Support The Concerned Mothers Club SEND YOUR CONTRIBUTION TO: P. O. BOX 5098 AUGUSTA, GA. 30906 FRIEDMAN’S! JEWELERS SINCE 19 a 4 i 1 ■ ■”■ 1,111 “ Creators e/ _ iearts Desire Di a wends • 816 & 5'2 BRO*D STREEI • COIUMSIA SQUARE . •OANIEI VILLAGE • NORTH AUGUSTA °IAZA • SOUTHGATE PLAZA N °‘ “ HOME NEEDS "y RN jT_yßl" CO MPA NYj COMPLETE HOME FURNISHINGS BROAD at ELEVENTH ST. PHONE: 722-8394 US SERVICES We Sell More Than Glass SHOWER DOORS RIVERSIDE GLASS CO. 19 12th St. 722-1876 PROFESSIONAL BONDSMAN TUTTS BONDING SERVICE 1378 GWINNETT ST. OFFICE 722 9129 RES. 72*2457 FAST - COMPLETE COURTEOUS - CONFIDENTIAL Police Report WOMAN SHOT FOR SlO 00 John Milles has been arrested for assault with intent to murder. Mrs. Rodia Smith stated that she had to take her daughter Mildred Green to the hospital after John Milles had shot her in the chest. She said that her daughter and John were fussing early Sunday morning when "John shot her. Officers went to the University Hospital to talk w ith Miss Green. She told them that John had given her SIO.OO to go with him that night but she did not want to go because he had been drinking too much. When she said no John wanted his SIO 00 back but she refused to give it to him because he owed it to her anyway John then pulled out a 22 pistol, loaded it and fired at her hitting her in the chest. Mrs. Green then went into the house, got her pistol and shot at John four or five times. AGGRAVATED ASSAULT Last Thursday, Soloman L. Johnson 111 was charged with aggravated assault with intent to murder. Mrs Gertrude Johnson stated that her son Soloman entered the house under the heavy influence of liquor, pulled a gun and fired twice. The gun was taken away from him by James R Porter, and Soloman ran north thru the woods. A search of the area revealed nothing. No one was hurt. ROBBERY AT ST PAULS On Saturday. thieves broke F FLOOR COVERING 3Y Armstrong BEST QUALITY REST SERVICE carpets, tile, vinyl, linoleum asphalt, R. A. LEM Floor Covering Contractor, 112C»ineSt. _ 724-2182 into a window at St. Paul s church, 605 Reynolds St. and stole one movie projector valued at 5150.00. MAN CHARGED WITH BURGLARY AND INDECENT EXPOSURE At about 7:40 p.m. last July 7, Martha Scott was in her bedroom sleeping when she awoke to find a man standing over her in her bedroom. She stated that the man was exposing himself. When she began to scream, the man put his hands to his lips, motioning her to keep quiet. But she wouldn’t and the man ran out of the house through the back door. Miss Scott told police that she had seen the man several times walking the street in her neighborhood and that she could identify him if she saw him again. She spotted the man walking on Grand Blvd, and called the police. The man was pointed out by Miss Scott at Grand Blvd, and Kent St. where he was arrested on warrants. MERCHANDISE VALUED AT 8230. TAKEN IN ROBBERY Betty Anderson, 3034 Thomas Lane was robbed of a color TV, a 5150.00 leather coat and an SBO.OO watch last Friday. Convictions WEDNESDAY, JULY 9 Ray Kuma, Jerry Kendrick, Larry Jarman and Jimmie Lee Phillips were all found guilty of armed robbery. They will be sentenced later. THURSDAY,JULY 10 I rederick Johnson, found guilty of armed robbery, will be sentenced later. FRIDAY, July 11 Glenn Harris, guilty of burglary and 2 counts aggravated assault, to be sentenced later. MONDAY, JULY 14 she following persons were all found guilty on the respective charges and will be sentenced later. Mike Gregory, Possession of marijuana; James Sapp, Motor Vehicle Theft; Oscar Lee Florence, Robbery; Ernest Howell, Manufacturing Liquor; Aubrey Sikes, Theft by Taking; Andrena Carpenter, I heft by Receiving; Edith Hope. Theft by Receiving; Ralph Harris, Theft by faking; David Williams. Theft by Taking: Judson Fielding, Motor Vehicle Eheft; Bennie D. Williams. Burglary; Tony Jackson. Burglary;Hattie Atkins, Aggravated Assault; Ronnie North, Sale of Marijuana. Louis Young was found not guilty of a Death by Conversion charge. |lf M| MB * * * Roger Jones - Operating Manager BK I S James Gordon Program Director &*= VVnUvV ~ RADIO 1480... t , Augusta’s Only 24 Hour Soul Sound" * 'fl HAPPY SOUND D.J.'S Jason North /VEEK DAYS 1 X Sun ‘ 7l2 i®J dr? few n '«-f ' A> g Kool G/12 midnight - 4 a.m. Miss Perfect/3 p.m. - 7:30 p.m. Jody B/b a.m. - 10 a.m. Bro. Lee an< ly I 4 a-m. - 6 a.m. [ ’’ 'WjV Gospel // A ijK L James Elam The Lovemaster/8 p.m. - 12 midnight W WEEKENDS 1 J | ■» Kenny Green ; iT | VMk 12 midnight - 4 a.m., Sun. ' f f Sonny Soul Howard Wade iO-3Mon.-Fri. Billy Gene/6 a.m. - 10 a.m. Salesman Os The Month Walker Ford Salesman of the Month Award goes to WiUie Colquitt. Johnny T. Gray manager, presented the award to Willie who has been with Walker Ford for three years. Colquitt represented Walker Ford Wednesday in the Economy run at the Road Atlanta Raceway. The run tests Pintos and the Mustang 11. First prize was worth SI,OOO. He lives at 3115 Tate Road and is married to Doris Colquitt, a teacher at Bayvale Elementary School. They are members of Tabernacle Baptist Church. Augusta Police Seeking Applicants The Augusta Police Department will be recruiting applicants this weekend at the Wallace Branch Library. Lt. Hansel Johnson said he will be screening applicants at the Wallace Branch of the Augusta Library at 1237 Gwinnett St., on Friday from 2-6 p.m. and Saturday from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. He said the recruitment sessions are primarily aimed at Blacks and minorities, but that all persons “truly interested in a career in law enforcement” are welcome to apply. Applicants must be 20 years old, have a high school diploma or General Education Development certificate. He said applicants should bring duplicates of all documents. They must have no physical disabilities and if they have served in the armed forces they must have an honorable discharge. Also applicants need a valid drivers license from any state and must reside within 45 miles of police headquarters on Fourth Street, he said. ROBERT S. SMITH SUSPECTED OF CATTLE RUSTLING On July 12, Smith and some others were apprehended on suspicion of cattle rustling. They were apprehended in the process of butchering a cow alongside the Bath Edie Road last Saturday night. Police had to give chase to Smith before he was caught and upon returning to the car found some of the cow in the back seat of the vehicle The Augusta News-Review - July 17, 1975 - * J" * ■ 'B* J Willie J. Colquitt and Johnny T. Gray Photo by Frank Bowman UMKk jot* p/ \ I High Flying Dea DeHaven Debuts In Players Magazine LOS ANGELES - You’ll like Dea DeHaven. She's a lithe, dark skinned beauty with charm, brains and a winning smile. At 21 she is one of the world’s top models. She is a high fashion designer, flies her own plane and writes passionate, lyrical poetry. She is known and admired in over 12 countries. Volumes of her poetry have been published in London, Paris, New York and San Francisco. She is the type ELECT IL ' RALPH HERROD Your Clerk of Superior Court 5 August, 1975 Hl mHHL Let’s return the Clerk’s Office to the Public. Let’s get efficient, prompt, and friendly serene. The Courthouse is yours Lets see that it serves you. A PaidJv>l_Ad__ Page 5 of woman who is used to making her own way and has often been categorized as a “free spirit.” Dea is a Sagittarius, a sumptuous 35-24-36 beauty with aristocratic poise and sensuous nature. Site has been selected by PLAYERS Magizine to make her American debut in a featured pictorial layout in the August 1975 issue whicJi goes on sale July lOth