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The Augusta News-Review - September 9, 1976 Wildcat Defense Shines Against Southwest By John E. Hardy 111 The Lucy Laney Wildcats, a team known in the past for their offensive ability, had to rely mainly on its defense Saturday night to defeat Southwest Macon 9-7. After a scoreless opening period, the Wildcats drew first blood after the Sophomore end Michael Grady rushed through the Southwest offensive line to block a punt to give Laney a first down inside the Southwest 20 yard line. On third down, quarterback James Wilson hit James Howard coming out of the backfield for a 13 yard sideline completion. On die next play, halfback Darryl Cogle scored from six yards out to give Laney a 7-0 lead. On Laney’s ensueing kick-off, Southwest mishandled the ball and recovered it on their own 1 yard line. On the next play, the Wildcat defense tackled running back Gary Brooks before he got out of the backfield for a safety to give Laney a 7-0 lead. Southwest could not get on by wT n Naturally i have preamy eyes YOU NEVER STAYEP THIS LATE / SOCIAL SERVICE CONSULTANT The Georgia Department of Human Resources has an opening or a Social Service Consultant in Atlanta. Applicant must have experience in applying appropriate state and federal regulations to mental retardation facilities for the purpose of inspection. This position will involve travel on a state-wide basis as a member of an inspection and survey team reviewing facility compliance with state and federal regulations for health facilities. The starting salary is $1,110.50 per month. Applicants should contact the Georgia State Merit System, 244 Washington St., Atlanta, Ga. 30334. Tel. (404) 656 2724 no later than Sept 7, 1976. An Equal Opportunity Employer DEWAR’S PROFILES (Pronounced. Do'-crs “White Label”) * ! TI ife /"Rih w- Im HlF* I I rad I■ * L < t IF'Wq • / Lit Hk •diFy z • w w BUMSJ S. . ‘ - Ah.Sm • !: 5 PRZ.i • IMPCa’S .. BARKLEY L. HENDRICKS HOME: New London, Connecticut PROFESSION: Painter, photographer, fine arts instructor HOBBIES: Music, basketball, traveling. LAST ACCOMPLISHMENT: Displayed at a major bicentennial exhibition at the Philadelphia Museum of Art, which featured the paintings of over 500 artists from American history. QUOTE: “My work provides me with total freedom. In turn, it demands total honesty. So long as one can remain honest with himself and his work, he'll have the freedom for the exploration and satisfaction of his foremost feelings and desires." PROFILE: Sensitive. Has a rare talent for capturing and expressing universally felt emotions in his paintings. SCOTCH: Dew r's “White Lajelj’ the score-board until 7:45 remaining in final period. On a fourth and one situation, with Laney’s defense tight trying to prevent a first down, Brooks took a pitch-out around his left end and scampered 30 yards to the end zone barely touched. Coach David Dupree said that his quarterback situation is his main conem at this point He has three inexperienced men handling that important position. As of yet, keeping in mind that this was only the first game, neither have been able to move the team consistantly. Defensively, it’s a different story. With seven starters returning from last year’s team, the defense seems to be very much situated. The victory over Southwest is only the first game of three that Laney will be representing the C.S.R.A. against Macon, Ga. This weekend, the Wildcats will travel to Macon to play defending state champion Macon Central, and next week, Northeast will come to Augusta to tackle the Wildcats. Page 6 < ® JHK * <7 > cA Check quick & easy Right in the shower or bath while your skin is still wet, take a minute to examine your breasts for a lump or.thicken ing. Then, after you dry off, examine them again. If you notice anything unusual see your doctor. Do a breast check once a month. It could save your life. American Cancer ■ - - jfc -5. i Wil 'M’itc label! jh .jSsg Authentic. There are ntore than a thousand .says to blend whiskies in Scotland, but few are authentic enough for Dewar’s ' White Label." The quality standards et tabhshed in 1846 have never varied. Whether you ask for Dewar's or ‘White Label. - ' you'll net the same great Dewar’s never varies. Ethel’s Cookery HOLIDAY ORANGE HAM 10- to 12-pound whole ham 1 can (6 ounces) frozen Florida orange juice concentrate, thawed, undiluted !6 cup unsulphured molasses ’4 cup prepared mustard 3 tablespoons grated orange rind !6 teaspoon Tabasco pepper sauce Whole cloves Place ham on rack in a shallow baking pan. Bake in 325 degrees Fahrenheit oven for 3 hours. Remove ham from oven and remove rind, if necessary. Score fat surface and stud with whole cloves. For glaze, blend together undiluted orange juice concentrate,. molasses, mustard, orange rind and Tabasco. Brush part of mixture over ham. Bake 45 minutes longer, brushing occasionally with remaining glaze. YIELD: 12 servings. ORANGE RAISIN SAUCE Combine 2 cups seedless dark raisins, 1 cup light raisins, with 2 cups Florida orange juice and 1 cup water in a medium saucepan. Simmer over low heat 10 minutes. Mix together 3/4 cup packed brown sugar, 2 tablespoons cornstarch, 3 tablespoons grated orange rind and !6 teaspoon salt; stir in raisin mixture. Simmer until thickened and clear. Add 2 tablespoons vinegar and mix well. (Makes 4 cups.) ASPARAGUS WITH GRAPEFRUIT HOLLANDAISE SAUCE 4 packages (10 ounces each) frozen asparagus spears 6 egg yolks !4 cup Florida grapefruit juice ‘/z teaspoon salt 1/8 teaspoon white pepper 1 cup butter, melted and heated Cook asparagus spears as directed on package; drain, place in serving dish and keep warm. Combine egg yolks, grapefruit juice, salt and pepper in electric blender container. Cover and process just until smooth. Remove cover and gradually pour in the melted butter while blender is still running. The sauce will thicken very quickly. Serve immediately over asparagus. YIELD: 12 servings. MINT CITRUS SALAD Line a large bowl with salad greens and fill with 4 cups each of grapefruit and orange sections. In a small bowl, mix ‘/z cup mint jelly, 'A cup honey, 2 tablespoons frozen Florida orange juice concentrate, thawed and undiluted and 1 tablespoon grated orange rind., for a special orange-mint dressing. Spoon over the salad and garnish with mint sprigs. Declaration Continued From Page 4 journalists, professionals, artists, and writers. But a Black intellectual cannot be defined simply by an occupational role or by formal education.. Black intellectuals who will make meaningful contributions to the fight against imperialism are people who hare developed adequate theoretical skill grounded in a critical social analysis of the oppression of Black people and of I .X imperialism: are able to sum up the concrete conditions of a problem bv discovering the logical pattern and main aspects of the problem: integrate this summation with established revolutionary theoretical principles, and creative! y apply the lessons learned to contribute to solving the problems that Black people face and which exist for the entire society. Examples of this commitment include W.E.B. Dußois, Langston Hughes, Paul Robeson, Malcom X, and Oliver Cox. Moreover, our theory must not only be rooted in a scientific approach to understanding the complex nature of U.S. society, and the historical development of U.S. imperialism, but also in a commitment to use stich theory as a weapon in the struggle against imperialism. This includes refuting the theories of racial inferiority being put forward by professors in major U.S. universities, the intellectual justifications for anti-people programs constituting “benign neglect”, and the educations programs that slow down the intellectual advancement of the masses of people. There f ore, we Black intellectuals must organize ourselves and forge unity around the historical condition of the people, and around the intellectual, moral, and political imperatives for our work: WE DECLARE that a primary task of Black intellectuals today is to study the character and historical development of U.S. imperialism, especially its impact on Black people, and to promote this study throughout schools, publications, conferences, and organizations, WE DECLARE that the main objective of our study must be to expose the essence of imperialism and provide the intellectual tools necessary for combating every imperialist assault on the people; WE DECLARE that our immediate goal is to establish a new unity between Black intellectuals and the Black liberation movement in which intellectuals function to serve the interests of the 1 people with humility based on compassion, strength, based on science, and a revolutionary optimism that the people will triumph over all enemies and prosper. Westside Proves To Tough For Eagles By John E. Hardy HI The Westside Patriots proved Friday night that an A football squad could not compete with a AAA squad as they stunned Josey’s Eagles 28-0. The Eagles stayed within striking distance throughout the first half as the score at half-time was 7-0 Westside. The Pats scored in the first quarter on what seemed to be a busted play. Quarterback Mike Kelly fumbled the ball as he was attempting to roll out to throw a pass. The ball bounced right back into his hands and he cut through the Eagle defense and raced 32 yards to pay-dirt With the score 7-0 the Eagles put together their only sustained drive of the night as quarterback Calvin Johnson completed three consecutive passes to put the ball inside Westside’s 20 yard line. But the Patriots defense stood up to the occasion as Josey ran 14 plays starting from the 18 yard line. On forth and goal from the 3, Johnson tried a quarterback sneak that was stopped 1 yard short of the end-zone. After a fumble recovery by the Eagle defense in its own territory, halfback Ricky Lee attempted an option pass that Other Scores Around The CSRA By John Hardy The North Augusta Yellow Jackets put their gigantic defense to work as they outmaned Butler Bulldogs 26-7. Richmond Academy, behind the running of fleet half back Darish Davis, who gained 156 yards, and scored 3 touchdowns and 2 extra points, defeated Newton County 42-6. Aquinas was defeated by Evans, as halfback Jimmy Lane scored 4 touchdowns for the Knights, 28-6. advertising) pays! IM Perform a death defying act. Stop smoking, Georgia Heart Association J SEALED BIDS WILL BE RECEIVED AT THE OFFICE OF THE ARCHITECT, FRED G. SIGG, SUITE 202, 3007 PINE NEEDLE ROAD, AUGUSTA, GA. UNTIL 3:00 P.M. D.S.T. THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 16, 1976 for the construction of a Community Building at the Corner of Conklin Avenue and Monroe Street, Augusta, Ga. The information for Bidders, Form of Bid, Form of Contract. Plans. Specifications, and forms of Bid Bond, Performance and Payment Bond and other contract documents may be examined at the following: (1) F.W. DODGE PLAN ROOM, AUGUSTA, GA. (21 AUGUSTA BUILDERS EXCHANGE, AUGUSTA, GA. EACH BIDDER MUST DEPOSIT WITH HIS BID. SECURITY IN THE AMOUNT. FORM AND SUBJECT TO THE. CONDITIONS PROVIDED IN THE INFORMATION FOR BIDDERS. NO BIDDER MAY WITHDRAW HIS BID WITHIN 30 DAYS AFTER THE ACTUAL DATE OF THE OPENING THEREOF. COPIES MAY BE OBTAINED AT THE OFFICE OF FRFD G. SIGG, ARCHITECT LOCATED AT SUITE 202, 3007 PINE NEEDLE RD.. AUGUSTA. GA.. UPON PAYMENT of $20.00. This Board reserves the right to reject any or all bids. Any objections to the contract documents as set forth should be filled in writing prior to Bid opening. Please mark Bid item, addressed to Mr. Roscoe Williams, on the outside of your envelope. OWNERS: BETHLEHEM COMMUNITY CENTER INC. 1336 CONKLIN AVENUE AUGUSTA. GEORGIA SEPT. 3-10. 1976 fell short of his receiver and David French intercepted and returned the ball to the Josey 41. Seven plays later, running back Ted Pennel scored from 3 yards out. Westside put the game out of reach in the final period as a poor snap from center on an attempted punt rolled into the end zone and David Larisay BUSINESS BINECTORS For Service Call These Local Merchants j ROBERT'S GEORGIA DRY CLEANERS 2517 Milledgeville Road -'H' J Phone 733-4727 [\ ,l -I 8-6P.M. 8 10P.M. WASHERETTE OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK IDEAL CLEANERS & LAUNDRY Phone 279-9905 /J /[ 523 Georgia Ave. Cj North Augusta, S.C. [$ !■ WANTED: ;■ NEWSBOYS. !; ■: GOOD PAY ;! :• CALL ;■ ■ : STAN RAINES ■! ■! CIRCULATION ’■ 'J MANAGER ■! !; AT 722-4555 ’! ;■ dh dh ■ ; •; mp sp ;■ NATIONAL'! HILLS •! PHARMACY Ji NATIONAL HILLS «J SHOPPING CENTER J 1 J PHONE 738-3388 !> ! [ AUGUSTA, GA. 30904 J! Master Tire & Brake Co. 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