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Omega Psi Phi Fraternity of Augusta College sponsored a Christmas Partv at
Talmadge Hospital for the children on the children’s ward.
The children enjoyed ice cream, cake, and assorted fruits.
President Charles Martin (above) helps Ronnie Carter with a little ice cream.
Augusta News-Review News Photo Mike Carr
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The Mark of Great Cars 11th at TELFAIR
APARTHEID KILLS!
ARTISTS! A CALL FOR POSTERS!
THE ANTI-APARTHEID POSTER SHOW • APRIL 1,1977PfW
WHY? /W
The purpose o! this competition is to dramatically awaken people to f-
the murder injustice and oppression which is Apartheid 1 8 000.000 [
black people are starved exploited and deprived of their human rights ’ ’’
m South Africa Police firing into crowds of demonstrating children ~\f'V I \
have killed scores We call on artists to respond graphically to this ’ ’
anti-human outrage \
South Africa is the only coun'ry ; n the a fid sm< e Nazi
write mto law racial
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THEME & SPECIFICATIONS
Fhp pos’ers should include a slogan m clearly legible ettors as an W
integral part nf the design The artists may choose from »ne following
or may originate their ow” slogans from elements resented hem ?
Oppose Racism and Genocide 1 Ban Trade With South Africa 1 f
How Long Ago Was Hitler 9 How Far Away is South Africa 9 \ A
Apartheid A Crime Against Humanity* Fight Apartheid Kliter of Children
Fight White Racism In South Africa Freedom Now*
Promote Humanity Protest Apartheid* Apartheid is Pronounced Apart Hate*
A Racist South Africa Is A Threat To Peace Build Brotherhood Fight Racism and Apartheid
Excise The Racist Tumor of Apartheid Segregation. White Supremacy Apartheid
Let Black Africa Breathe* All Crimes Against Humanity
It’s A Matter Os Life And Dignity Artists Against Opression in South Africa 1 fa I f*y %z f— <jb
Fight South African Racism 1 Black People of South Africa Fight Sack 1 | tINI 11 I PLJ K M
I Please affix one copy, or facsimile, to
Posters should be 20 X 28 inches on illustration board, watercolor • the back of each entry
board canvas board, or cardboard, in any medium such as oil.
watercolor gouache, poster paint, casern or acrylic Photos
photostats, photomontage or collage alone or m combination with art t Name
and type are acceptable Use as many or as few colors as you like Ail
work should be mounted with a three meh border on top and sides and |
four inches on bottom making the finished sue with border 26 X 35 if } AudreSS
vertical and 27 X 34 if horizontal
The posters will be exhibited first at the United Nations, after which i City
they will be part of a nationwide ’ravelling exhibition ending a year
from the date of the show in Mav 1977 ’ Sfate Zip
PRIZES
A five hundred dollar grand prize will be awarded plus four additional I Category :
prizes of two hundred dollars each to college, h.gh school grade | COlleqe" hiqh school grade School Open 7
school students, and open category participants Any profit from i 3 3
the sale of poster reproductions will be divided equally between • Mail OF deliver yOLLf poster before April 1 1 977
artists of the posters used and anti-apartheid movements here and i , ,
abroad | Send to: Raphael Gould director Special Projects
Prizes provided by The Africa Office of the National Council of [ American Committee On Africa
Churches ] 305 East 46 St . NY. NY 1001 7 i2l2i 838-5030
SELECTION COMMITTEE •
| I would like to support the programs of ACCA Enclosed is
Betty Blayton Taylor Milton Glaser
Director Graphic Designer | my contribution of $ (A contribution of any size
Childrens Art Carnival Milton Glaser associates i
puts supporters on the maii-ng |i<t •?) receive informational
Newton Meyers The Hon William H Booth | ma toriak
Illustrator NY State Supreme Court
Instructor Parsons School of Design President of American I I would like a literature list
Committee on Africa { ' | would like the ACOA Annua. H--; ort and Budge’
Dr Chester Marcus Benny Andrews
Africa Office. Artist and Critic |
National Council of Churches Encore Magazine
Olcutt Sanders Charlene Van DerZee | ADDRESS
Coordinator Greeting Card Program National Conference of Artists
Fellowship of Reconciliation New Muse Art Center [ C(TY -tats
ACOAdepends entirely upon voluntary contributions tocarry on these programs i zip
Your contribution will help. 1
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Augusta’s HOPE (Helping Os lenders, Parolees, Ex-Offenders) sponsored a
Christmas Party lor ex-offenders of the Adjustment House on 1 Ith Street.
Community donations paid for everything from the Christmas tree to the food.
Augusta News-Review News Photo Mike Carr
Portlock Continued from page 2
awards for his achievement in
the field of human relations.
Among these are “The Mary
McLeod Bethune Masallion”
from Bethune-Cookman
College, presented for his
strong business leadership and
guidance of American youth,
and the “Shafts of Light
Award” from the National
Alumni Association of that
institution. In 1965 he was
elected as an Outstanding
Young Man in America.
Mr. Portlock is active in
many organizations of the
greater Philadelphia area. He is
a Trustee of the Berean
InstituTr, . fl ills .raining and
development center for youths;
Executive Board Member of
the Southeastern Pennsylvania
Synod of the Lutheran Church
in America; Board Member,
Planned Parenthood
Association and the
Philadelphia Guild Guidance
Clinic. He is Vice President of
the Homemakers Service of the
Metropolitan Area and
Director of the Seybert
Foundation, which provides
grants to underprivileged
children.
Working in support of a
variety of civic activities, Mr.
Portlock holds membership on
four major committees of the
Philadelphia area United Way,
and other community
betterment organizations.
Mr. Portlock joined
Smith Kline Corporation in
1966 as the firm’s community
affairs coordinator. In his
“See “PORTLOCK”
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W. J. WALKER. JR.. D.M.D.
ANNOUNCES THAT EFFECTIVE JANUARY THIRD
HIS OFFICE FOR THE GENERAL PRACTICE OF DENTISTRY
WILL BE LOCATED AT
1520 Laney - Walker Blvd. (Formerly Gwinnett Street)
Suite "A"
Medical Villa
Augusta, Georgia 30902
OFFICE HOURS TELEPHONE
BY APPOINTMENT 404 724-9691
NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING
Notice is hereby given that a public hearing will be held by the City Council
of Augusta in Room 803, Augusta-Richmond County Municipal Building, at 7-00 p.m.
on January , 1977, for the purpose of considering projects for which financial
assistance is being sought from the Urban Mass Transportation Administration,
pursuant to the Urban Mass Transportation Act of as amended.
Grant monies obtained as a result of this application would be utilized to
offset the operating deficit experienced by the Augusta Transit Department
during the period July I, 1975, to June 30, 1976, to provide capital assistance
in the purchase of three lots adjacent to the Transit Department garage. The
total cost of these projects is of which $lB7, will be funded with
Federal grant monies and $161,142 will be funded from the City of Augusta's
general fund.
These projects will not result in any significant social, economic or environ
mental impacts. No persons, families or businesses will be relocated by these
projects. These projects will improve transit accessibility to elderly and
handicapped persons. These projects are in conformance with comprehensive
land use and transportation planning in the area. The projects are currently
under review by the A-95 clearinghouse.
At the hearing the City Council of Augusta will afford an opportunity for
interested persons or agencies to be heard with respect to the social, economic,
or environmenta l aspects of these projects. Interested persons may submit orally
or in writing evidence and recommendations with respect to said projects.
A copy of the Federal Grant application together with an environmental analysis
and the Transit Development Plan for the area is currently available for public
inspection at the Augus ta-Richmond County Planning Commission, 525 Telfair
Street, Augusta, Georgia.
Charles Phi 11 ips
Clerk of Counci 1
The Augusta News-Review - December 30, 1976 ■
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"Relax with your favorite beverage by the fire"
JIM’S PACKAGE &
CROW’S LOUNGE
2519 Deans Bridge Road
Social Hour Every Wednesday & SaturcWA 7:00 P.M. 9:00 P.M.
Under The New Management Os Thaddeua Harm
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