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The Augusta News-Review - April 28, 1977 - ft I ||| K Jr A ■ <7 fV-z <7 z 7 T ||Sg7' .jf t **: 'W >X j ? < / *" / V ‘ ,w ’S-A* %< ' SHERRY ENGLISH Miss Jabberwock Crowned Recently, the Aiken Augusta Chapter of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc. presented its Jabberwock activities in the student activity center at Augusta College. Contestants were Sherry English, Carmen Pigler, and Sonya Delley, and Tammie Garnett; Miss Jabberwock 1975. The organization sponsors Augustans Honored The Board of Advisors for the Outstanding Young Men of America Awards Program announced recently that Walter S. 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L, PINTO 2-DOOR WVWW O /car FOR CAR -\ 7\*<) I deluxe bumper group, air conditioner/ I OPTION FAR APTIGM I IAW U I selectaire, AM radio, wheel covers, I I Ur I IVfM 1 Vnarrow vinyl bodyside moldings, I I WALKER 1 \ List $4324.99 / LOW BANK I WILL NOT BE / V’':™" / RATE \ UNDERSOLD / FRIENDLY IO FINANCING \ / fKt , X. y 7 SERVICE. 1 YOU'LL NEVER GET A BETTER DEAL.... ON A BETTER CAR FROM BETTER FOLKS— ■ low Page 2 this event to help fund its scholarship drive. The audience was entertained by Voices, Inc. Black Musical Theatre “Harlem Hey Day”. Beverely Clyburn president, Geraldine Gallman, Chairperson of Jabberwock. Sherry English was crowned Miss Jabberwock 1977 on April 10th, 8 p.m. MEN OF AMERICA. The Outstanding Young Men of America Program is co-sponsored by the United States Jaycees and numerous other leading men’s civic and service organizations throughout the nation. Army Dependent Chosen As Miss Forestry Cindy Lou Sivik, the daughter of Ft. Gordon Sergeant Major and Mrs. Frank J. Sivik, was selected as Richmond County’s “Miss Forestry” in a competition recently at Butler High School. Miss Sivik, 17, a junior at Butler High School in Augusta, was chosen from among 16 Kindergarten Registration Cont. Parents who have not yet registered their children for the Richmond County public school kindergarten may do so at Floyd Preschool Center daily from 1-3 p.m. through Day Care Centers - Learn How To Look It used to be that toddlers stayed at home with mother. But time, the economy and the American work force has changed. Millions of women who once stayed at home in the traditional roles of housewife and mother are now working in part-time or full-time jobs. For their pre-school children this shift has meant a new home away from home - the day care center. For a child this experience can be stimulating or tedious, depending on the center. “What parents must do is ask questions - lots of questions - when they are looking for a day care center for their children,” says Linda Baker, a licensing worker in the metro Atlanta area for the Georgia Department of Human Resources. “Day care centers should offer a child more than custodial care. There should he a planned program of activities that includes learning of language, art, music, science and development of muscle coordination. Even babies need competitors. She will compete in the Miss Georgia Forestry Pageant in June. Cindy Lou’s hobbies include sewing, hiking and cooking. She is anticipating taking courses in fashioning and merchandizing at Augusta Tech following her graduation. The Siviks reside in Augusta. June 1. The center is located at the comer of Ninth and Florence Streets. Registration dates for grades one-twelve: will be announced later. stimulation and attention and good day care centers will provide these.” Parents should inspect a day care center thoroughly. Visit the classrooms and talk to the teachers. Study the playground area. Is it fenced in? Are the rounds clean? Is the play equipment sturdy? “Look for cleanliness,” says Mrs. Rose Walton the director of an Atlanta day care center. “Remember, this is where your child is going to spend four to eight hours a day, five days a week. Look at the kitchens and the bathrooms. Are they well kept? Is your child’s ‘homeroom’ free from dust and litter? Are toys put away when not in use or just scattered about the room?” Nutrition plays a large part in day care centers. Children should be served a midmoming snack, lunch and a midaftemoon snack Most day care centers make up their menus a week in advance, so don’t be shy in asking to see them. Talk with the staff. They are A.R. Johnson F.H.A.’ers Attend A State Convention I \ I i in w 7 I 1 , ~ . '- ■* - '7 B .. .-W f * ■ KI . 1 , ■ 2 News-Review Staff Photo by Frank Bov— - Lisa Landrum and Terri Cobb TERI RAINES Teri Raines Miss Mardi Gras 1977 Miss Terri Raines, the daughter of Sgt. and Mrs. Stan Raines is “Miss Mardi Gras 1977." She is a sophomore at Augusta College majoring in special education. Miss Raines is presently employed at the Gracewood State School and Hospital. Her hobbies are cooking, going to be spending more time with your child than you are. Watch to see if they interact with children. All these little things add up to the whole picture of the kind of day care your child is going to get “There are more than 1480 day care centers in this state licensed by the Georgia Department of Human Resources. Car Wash Sponsored The 1967 Class of Lucy Laney will sponsor a car wash at the Union 76 Service Station on the comer of Laney-Walker Boulevard and 11 th Street The car wash will be held all day Saturday, April 30. Heyward Chester is class president. M 1 The Art of * 2 .rj Gentle J SeCo " d H Persuasion • feature BOX OFFICE OPEN 12:45 PM CONTINUOUS SHOW APARTMENTS ST. JOHN TOWERS 724 Greene Street I M I Retirement Apartments Withou Problems of Living Alone EQUAL HOUSING Independent Security. GoocLFood OPPORTUNITY I Sectionß Assistance Available Equal Housing Opportunity Owner sewing, dancing and meeting new people. She was crowned last Friday night at the Omega Spting Mardi Gras held by the Omega Psi Phi Fraternity of Paine and Augusta College Miss Teresa Leverett, Miss Omega Psi Phi of Paine College was first runner-up Items Os Interest Some observations at symposium on “Roots: Myth or Reality?”, held at NYU. Prof. Elliot Skinner of Columbia University: “What Haley said is not new. Dußois said it, Carter D. Woodson has said it, and J.A. Rodgers. He (Haley) placed it in context. He also created jealousy and embarrassment among whites.” Prof. Eric Perkins, Temple University: ‘The center of the story is creative imagination... poetic license. It’s a picture of slavery as he sees it." Prof. Eric Foner, Princeton University: ‘“Roots’ is so popular among whites because it shows a family can face and overcome adversity. The values of ‘Roots’ are the values of middle America.” Basil Paterson, The 32nd Annual Future Homemakers of America Convention was held at the Marriott Motor Hotel in Atlanta, Ga., April 22-24. Attending the State Convention from A.R. Johnson Jr. High School were Lisa Landrum, President, Terri Cobb, Vice-President and Margaret P. Morgan, Advisor. Highlights of the convention were the Moultrie serenades, District Breakfasts in the Marriott Ballroom, keynote speaker. Ms. Monica Kaufman, WSB Television Anchorwoman, Tau-ette Pageant To Be Held The following little girl) will participate in the little Miss to be 30, 5 p.m. at the Pilgrim Civic ( enter. They arc: Jackie Hickson, Maria Flickling, Sebrena Sturggis, Dwella Goodman, Reimonda Michelle Holmes, WK and Beverly n Gail Turner. The speaker will be Mrs. C. 4bL Duggans a member of Mount Calvary Baptist Church, Augusta, Ga. The public is invited to attend the pageant sponsored by the Tau-ettes’ club. All sorors are asked to be present. Mrs. C. Duggans former vice chairman, National Democratic Committee: “We should take it (“Roots”) as it was or take it not at all. I’ll take it as is.” Army Secretary Clifford Alexander has chosen Dr. Percy Pierre, dean of the Howard University School of Engineering as the new Assistant Secretary for Research and Development, Pentagon sources have revealed. George Dailey, Administrative Assistant to Rep. Charles Rangel (D., Harlem) is reported to be moving to the State Department as a Deputy Assistant on International Affairs The New York Urban Coalition and The Amsterdam News are taking deserved bows Black Festival Schedules Pro-Am Augusta Black Festival Inc. • o’clock a.m. on both days, will sponsor a pro-am golf Saturday and Sunday, tournament on April 30 - May Round trip fare will be lat Persimmon Hill Country $2.00 or call Black Festival Club, Johnston, S.C. Buses will 724-9712 or come by 1220 be leaving from Pilgrim Greene St for more Insurance Company parking lot information. CSRA EOA Board To Meet The CSRA Economic on Monday, May 2at 7:30 Opportunity Authority, Inc. pJn. at 360 Bay St. Board of Directors wfll meet Give till it _ helps. ▼«»? and the Annual Banquet Delegates from the A.R. Johnson Chapter along with other chapters enjoyed a fashion show and coke party in the Rich’s Magnolia Tea Room, courtesy of Rich’s for being an Honor Roll Chapter. Other tours included shopping at Cumberland Mall, Phipps Plaza and Lenox Square. Climaxing with a tour of Atlanta, Ga. Namely the Capital, Governors Mansion, Buckhead, Varsity Restaurant, Martin Luther King, Jr. Memorium and the Omni. for a police report that shows a decrease in every category of crime in Harlem. The newspaper and Coalition sponsored the Citizens Action for a Safer Harlem, a $200,000 effort that included educational programs in schools, churches and housing developments through Harlem. For the first time in a decade, the Dept, of Health, Education and Welfare reports that more than half of the Americans of family welfare rolls are white. The Howard University School of Communications Dept of Journalism is reported considering the establishment of a campus-based news service with advanced Journalism students covering various events and activities in the HU community and tire greater D.C. area for service to media across the country.