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IT’S NOT CHICKEN FEED-This giant check from
Kentucky Fried Chicken’s parent company,
Heublein, Inc. represents a lot of “scratch” for the
United Negro College Fund.
... .The check for sls,ooowas presented by Kentucky
Fried Chicken President Bill Ready (center) and
NAACP To Honor 'Unsung Heroines’
There are
outstanding women who
have performed
extraordinary services in
their communities and
have gone beyone the call
of duty on mm>
occasions. However, for
some unknown reason,
these women have never
been recognized.
Annually the NAACP
honors these "Unsung
Heroines" by conferring
the NAACP Women’s
Award to talented women
Miss Puryear Selected
to 'Who’s Who’
Sherry M. Puryear,
daughter of Mrs. Marie
Puryear of 2623 Oakland
Ave. was one of fourteen
students from Kentucky
State University selected
as a 1981 member of
WHO’S WHO AMONG
STUDENTS IN
AMERICAN
UNIVERSITIES AND
COLLEGES. The
students are chosen as
being among the
country’s m os t
outstanding campus
leaders.
Miss Puryear will
join an elite group of
students from more than
1,300 institutions of
higher learning in all 50
states, the District of
Columbia, and several
foreign nations.
INVITATION TO BID
Sealed proposals for a food vendor will be
received by the Central Savannah River Area
Planning and Development Commission for its
area Nutrition Program for the Elderly (Title 111
C-l and C-2of the Older Americans Act of 1965, as
amended) at the office .of the Central Savannah
River Area Planning and Development
Commission, 2123 Wrightsboro Road, Augusta,
Richmond County, Georgia 30904, until 11 a.m.,
March 2, 1981. Bids may be mailed to the Central
Savannah River Area Planning and Development
at Post Office Box 2800, Augusta, Georgia 30904,
but no bids will be considered unless received by
11 a.m., March 2, 1981. There will be a public
opening of all bids submitted at 11 a.m . March 2,
1981. 2123 Wrightsboro Road, Augusta, Georgia.
The vendor will be required to serve a maximum
of 550 meals a day, five days per week within the
CSRA and the term of the contract shall be from
July 1, 1981 through and including June 30, 1982.
Bidding specifications for meals may be obtained
by calling or writing the office of Keven Mack at
(404) 828-2356, 2123 Wrightsboro Road, Augusta,
Ga. 30904. No bids will be considered unless they
comply fully with said specifications. The
program reserves tf.r right t . reject any or
bids.
throughout the nation.
Categories for which
women may be
nominated are: Arts and
Sciences, Business
Education. Education,
.ag,
Government, Health
Services, Homemaker,
Household Technician,
Labor Union, Law,
Religion Community and
Civil Volunteer and
International Affairs.
Nominees for these
awards must plan to
The students honored
are selected based on a
combination of academic
achievement,
involvement and
leadership in campus
organizations for service
to the community, and for
future potential.
A music education
major, Miss Puryear is
active in the Marching
Thorobred Band and
choir.
She will be listed in the
national Who's Who
directory which has been
published for almost 50
years.
The honor may serve
as not only a personal
achievement to the
individual, but may help
with application to
graduate schools and
with future employment.
director of Urban Development Walt Simon (leit) to
Fred Porterfield, emcee of a national telethon for the
fund. Over the past seven years, Heublein, Inc. has
contributed more than SIOO,OOO to the United Negro
College uFund, which provides scholarships for
black students around the country.
attend the 1981 NAACP
Women’s Conference in
Cincinnati, May 1-2, 1981
where the awards will be
conferred.
To nominate an
‘‘Unsung Heroine’’ for
the 1981 NAACP Women’s
Award, send a
doublespaced,
typewritten explanation
of 200 words or less telling
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ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS
Proposals for services under Title 111 of the
Older Americans Act will be received by the
Central Savannah River Area Planning and
Development Commission’s Area Agency on
Aging, P.O. Box 2800, 2123 Wrightsboro Road,
Augusta, Georgia 30904, until 11 a.m., March 2,
1981, for services to Older Citizens 60+ in the
Central Savannah River Georgia Area. The
counties include Burke, Columbia, Jefferson,
Jenkins, Emanuel, Screven, Taliaferro,
McDuffie, Glascock, Lincoln, Richmond, Warren,
and Wilkes. Service Providers must provide a
separate proposal on each service; and be
prepared to begvn services on July 1, 1981, and
end services on June 30, 1982. The services are as
follows:
Homemaker Services - This service is
designed to maintain and strengthen the capacity
of individuals who because of frailty or other
conditions are unable to care for themselves or
function in their own homes or in the most
independent situation possible.
Transportation Services- These services are
designed to transport eligible persons to and from
community facilities and resources for applying
and receiving services, reducing isolation or
otherwise promoting independent living.
Ombudsman Services - Ombudsman services
provide information and or assist in resolving
problems or complaints of residents of long-term
care facilities; and provide advocacy for
legislative regulatory, and administrative reform
on longterm care issues.
Legal Services - Legal service is provided to
assist in advancing or protecting the legal rights,
benefits, and entitlements of the elderly.
Nutrition Services- N utrition services provide
a five (5) day per week congregate and home
delivered meal service in the 13 county CSRA.
Service provider shall be responsible for ensuring
that eligible participants receive a midday hot
meal which meets at least one-third of their
recommended daily requirement. Other services
include outreach and nutrition education.
Proposals may be mailed to the Central
Savannah River Area Planning and Development
Commission at P.O. Box 2800. Augusta, Georgia
30904, but no proposal will be considered unless
received by 11 a.m , March 2, 1981.
Specifications for services herein specified
may be obtained bj calling or writing the office of
Jeanette Cummings at (404) 828-2356, 2123
Wrightsboro Road, P.O. Box 2800, Augusta,
Georgia 30904. No proposals will be accepted
unless they comply fully with said specifications.
The program reserves the right to reject any
or all proposals.
why the woman whom
you have nominated
should receive the award.
All entries must be
postmarked by February
20, 1981 and sent to:
NAACP Second Women’s
Conference, 131 N.
Ludlow Street, Suite 260-
Kappas Honor Hobbs, Riley
.Me Augusta Alumni
Chapter of Kappa Alpha
Psi Fraternity held its
annual Founders Day on
Jan. 11 at Gethsemane
Baptist Church. The
Founders Day speaker
was Dr. Gardner Hobbs,
Principal of Wrens High
School, Wrens, Georgia.
The F raternity
presented two awards.
Brother J Uriah Lewis
presented to Mrs.
Kingsley Riley the
“Citizen of the Year’’
award.
Literary Competition Entries Sought
Junior and senior
high school students
throughout the CSRA are
invited to submit entries
in the eigth annual J. B.
White Literary
Competition conducted
by Augusta College.
Dr. Lillie Butler
Jugurtha is serving as
competition director this
year. She is a member of
the AC Department of
Languages and
Literature. Competition
seeks to encourage junior
and senior high school
students to get involved
in the literary arts.
The competition seeks to
encourage junior and
senior high school
students to get involved
in the literary arts, she
said.
The competition is
open to students in all
junior and senior high
Math Contest Announced
High School students
in the CSRA are invited to
participate in the seventh
annual Augusta College
Mathematics Contest to
be held at the college
Feb. 2.
The contest is
sponsored by the AC
Department of
Mathematics and
Computer Sciences and
the Augusta Preparatory
School, which fielded the
top Georgia team in last
year’s competition.
High schools in the
Central Savannah River
Area that are members
in good standing of the
THE NAACP NEEDS YOUR YEAR-END GIFT
• to resist the Klan, the Nazis and other hate groups
• to seek extension of the Voting Rights Act
• to protect the Fair Housing Act and programs covering affirmative action,
CETA, food stamps and other legislation
• to fight for intensive investigation of the murders committed in many of our
cities
The NAACP continues to be the nation’s strongest, most influential civil rights advocate. It
is your protection against regression under a new and more conservative administration.
To fulfill Its role, the NAACP needs your contribution.
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NAACP Year-End Appeal Campaign
1790 Broadway
New York, New York 10019
(212) 245-2100
Mrs. Riley recently
retired after teaching for
30years. She is a member
of William Memorial
C.M.E. Church where she
is active in the Sunday
School, choir, Missionary
Society and Christian
Education Department.
Brother James Dunn
presented the “Kappa
Man of the Year” award
to Brother Gardner
Hobbs. Hobbs is the
principal of Wrens High
He has written
several articles, one of
which was published in
schools that are members
of the Georgia High
School Association.
Richmond County
students are invited to
participate in the poetry,
short story and .essay
contests and students
throughout the CSRA are
invited to submit entries
in the poetry and short
story contests.
In the short story
category, there are no
requirements as to form
or content, but among
elements which may
influence the decision of
the judges are style,
theme, characterization,
ploy, and setting.
Students in the essay
contests should focus on a
personal experience in
which they learned
something important.
Among elements which
may influence decisions
of judges are thesis,
organization, phrasing,
Georgia High School
Association or the South
Carolina High School
League are invited to
enter teams.
The contest will
consist of a written
objective examination in
the morning in determine
individual winners and a
quick answer team
competition in the
afternoon.
For entry forms or
for mroe information,
contact the AC
Department of
Mathematics and
Computer Sciences.
Clearing House in 1980.
He serves as consultant
for State Department of
Education. He has also
served on several
Evaluation teams.
use of detail, word choice,
and originality.
Entries in the poetry
com petitions may
contain one to five poem s.
There are no
requirements as to form
or content but among
desired qualities are
originality, insight, and
technical ability.
All entries for final
judging must be
submitted through the
office of the school
principal and must be
postmarked no later than
February 20.
Entries must be
mailed to Dr. Jugurtha,
Department of
Languages and
Literature, Augusta
College, Augusta,
Georgia 30910
Entries will be
judged by members of
the department, she said.
All prize winners will
receive certificates and
each of the three first-'
prize winners in the
senior high school
contests will receive a
S2OO scholarship to the
college of his-her choice.
Awards will be presented
in late April.
LEGAL AD
Sealed bids are being accepted for food
preparation of congregate and home delivered
meals in the Middle Georgia area.
Specification and requirement packets are
available by request at Older Americans Council,
743 Walnut St., Macon, Georgia 31201.
Bids will be accepted through March 11, 1981
at 1:30 p.m. when the formal bid opening will be
held at 7th Floor, Grand Building, Mulberry
Street, Macon, Georgia.
ADVERTISEMENT
FORBIDS
The Coosa Valley
Area Planning and
Development
Com m iss ion
announces that it is
seeking bids from
qualified food service
agencies for the
preparation and
delivery of meals for
thirteen ( 13)
nutrition center
locations within the
Coosa Valley area.
Approximately sixty
(60) hot meals are
required at each
location and must be
delivered by noon
each day. Bids may
be submitted for
indvidual locations or
all thirteen (13)
locations. For
information on the
specific
requirements of this
program write to:
Program Developer,
Area Agency on
Aging
Coosa Valley APDC
P.O. Drawer H
Rome, Georgia 30161
All bids must be
received no later
than 10 a.m., March
16, 1981, at which
time the bids will be
opened in the
Conference Room,
Coosa Valley APDC
Office Building,
Jackson Hill Drive,
Rome.
These meals are
part of the nutrition
Program for the
Elderly, which is
funded under .Title
111 of the Older
Americans Ac t
Amendments of 1978.
The Coosa
Valley Area Planning
aftd Development
Commission is an
equal opportunity
employer.