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News-Review - July 29, 1971 THE I NEWS-REVIEW j SPORTS (gl Freeman ] •«•••••••••••••• • • •••••• TOOTIN HIS HORN TOO LOUD Duane Thomas, the NFL sensation of 1970, is being a toughie for the Dallas Cowboys to sign. He is holding out for a much larger salary than the Cowboys right now are willing to agree to. This is natural for him to try to get as much as he can at the bargaining table; other players have done this and are continuing to do so. It’s true that Thomas was most instrumental on helping the Cowboys get to the Super Bowl this year, and it was felt by many that without him the handy-men would not have made it. This writer, however, feels that the Cowboys’ star is being too brash in saying that his team will not and cannot make it back to the Super Bowl without him on the team-playing. Sure he is a darn good back, but he should be sensible enough to realize that he is not the only good back around. Good backs come, and good backs go. And they will continue to come and go as long as there is professional football. He’d better believe this and toot his horn in another manner. FALCONS’ DRAFT CHOICE IS FIRST Joe Profit, the Atlanta Falcons’ 1971 first draft choice, made history in College football when he became th* first back to play in the Gulf States Conference as a star for Northwest Louisiana. His rushing record in the Gulf States Conference made him a champ in that field and a star to be reckoned with in the pro ranks. Although he has not inked his contract with the Falcons, he has been working out with the 1971 College All Stars in preparation for the big game this week between the All Stars and the Baltimore Colts, the pro football champions. His presence in the lineup is expected to bolster the chances of an upset win this year for Blanton Collier’s recently graduated collegians. LIONS’ STEADY END HIGH ON ARBANAS’ LIST A great tight end has called it quits as a professional football player, but he has not done so without heaping praise on one of the current tight ends in the NFL. Fred Arbanas, a star for nine Frank Evans. auto Phone 7^57 ’ 7 asst. Manager or” tops WOWUNSMF GRADY EVANS UPHOLSTERY SHOP Specializing In furniture. DOOR GLASS SPEAKERS & AUTO REFINISHING 914 FENWICK ST. AUGUSTA. GA. 30901 J % ” TIRES <9* USED CARS See us before you buy located halfway between Aiken S.C. & New Ellenton S.C. WATKINS & MILLER PHONE 648-4093 .»»•••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••* ’ !! SATCHER FORD PLANTATION:: JI 3510 AUGUSTA ROAD ;: PHONES AUGUSTA h yjfSf 279-4330 A!KEN-648-4301 ] 5 "Before You Buy, Give Us A Try” ; rPATE’S PACKAGE SHOP I DISCOUNTED LIQUORS ■ ■ LAKE SMITH, Manager A ■ CUZ JOHNSON Asst. Manager T ■ ALANZO MICKENS Clerk * L Friendly and Courteous Service at all Times A 2102 Milledgeville Road Augusta, Ga. I Page 4 years for the Kansas City Chiefs, is reported to have singled out Charlie Sanders of the Detroit Lions as being the top tight end among the current performers at that position. MAJORS HAVE ONE LEE MAY(E) NOW For some time there have been two Lee May(e)s in the major leagues. There was a Lee MayE with the Chicago White Sox and a Lee May with the Cincinnati Reds. However, the Lee May of the Reds has been a more prolific man with the bat, and continues to do so. The Lee MayE of the White Sox has not been too effective with the bat this season. He has been disappearing from the ranks of the effective major league batters for the past two seasons, this having been the reason for his short stay with a few teams. Now that the Sox have released Maye, with Hawaii picking him up, baseball fans hearing the name Lee May(e) in the news, will not have to wonder which one is making the news. | PAINE XTH | COLLEGE INFWS- ’’ ■ J g V y ▼ Mrs. Latimer Blount nr - 9 v , fl * fl Ernest Tolbert Director Monday marked the opening day of the Youth Recreation Sports Program, a Community Project conducted on the campus of Paine College. A four-week activity for youngsters between the ages of 10-18, the Project is sponsored by » grant arranged through the Presidents Council on Physical Fitness. With Funds and facilities to handle 300 youngsters, Monday’s registration recorded 500 boys and girls. The extra 200 enrollees were allowed to participate on Monday, but not be able to continue the entire four weeks. Youngsters from the CSRA are transported each day by bus, from their communities to the College campus. They arrive at 10 a.m. and remain until 4 p.m. A hot meal is served in the College dining hall. A two-prong Program, the Youth Project focusses on Education and Sports /Recreation. Seminars and discussion sessions on drug use and abuse, good citizenship, personal health and hygiene are conducted. A staff of 34 trained and experienced teachers and group leaders are working with the youngsters in both components MR. 4 MRS. GOLPHIN PAGE, OWNERS FOR QUICK DEPENDABLE SERVICE CALL US AT -722 9102 OR STOP BY AT 1626 SAVANNAH ROAD Advertisement Shopping Sears with INEZ Sears Home Appliance Sale Sometimes I find that the best way to get a point across is by direct, heart-to-heart talk. Here’s a spot where I’d like to do just that. I’d like to spend a few moments with you, my reader friend, now. If you’re like me, the word “Sale” is automatically ex citing ... my eye’s light up and my interest perks up. And surely you realize that many times, the ads you see, represent only part of the “Sale” because when you get to the store . . . there are usually many more items to choose from .. at least that’s been my experience. Also, I usually find that the actual merchandise is much better than I imagined . . . particularly this is true with Sears appliances. Sears Sale is NOW Imagine all kinds of Sears Home Appliances, priced way, way down. Why now? Simply because July is usual ly the slow selling season, what with peope on vacation and all. But, what s more important, I’m talking about those famous Kenmore Washers, Dryers, Sewing Ma chines, Vacuum Cleaners, Ranges, Dishwasher, and Coldspot Refrigerators and Freezers, also Sears Tele vision Sets. These are the things we all want for our homes. ~ .. Just for example: Sears Sewing Machine -1601. Here’s one machine that does all the really important jobs and does them well. It’s easy to operate, comes in a choice of cabinets.. .and right now it’s on SALE. Other outstanding examples would include Sears Washers and Dryers. The latest in home laundry con venience with push-button controls and cycle settings for the new fabrics. Or maybe you’d like to replace your refrigerator, electric or gas range, home freezer or other major appliance. Many of these items are on SALE right now. What you should remember about Sears appliances .there’s always SERVICE available. Sears, Roebuck and Co. (•■•■•■•■•■•■•■•■•■•a of the Program. The sports and recreation segment includes participation in basketball, soccer, badminton, shuffleboard, billboards, handball, light gymnastics, chess, social dancing and creative dramatics. According to the director, Ernest Tolbert, the S3O, (XX) program almost failed to materialize. After his first proposal was rejected Tolbert contacted Paine Alumnus Charles Mathis of HEW and Curtis Atkinson, Black Assistant to Senator Talmadge. Talmadge in turn contacted the Regional Four Council, HEW, OEO, HUD, and Transportation and was able to secure discretion funds. There are Hl colleges throughout the country funded for such programs. Atlanta is the only other Georgia city with a Youth Education Sport Program. FELLOWS Cont’d From Page 1 benefiting from the minority input. THE PROGRAM CONSISTS of a one-year appointment with the Fellows serving as special assistants to policy-making officials in the Office of the Secretary and in the offices of the seven Agency Heads. The assignments require the Fellows to participate in planning and decision-making activities. HEW Fellows will participate in the Executive Training Seminars offered by the Civil Service Commission. Knowledge of HEW program areas, management science techniques, and policy planning approaches will be gained in workshops and seminars conducted by the policy-making staff of HEW. Perspectives on social issues will be given in forums and in panel discussions with social activists and HEW officials. The ten Fellows will travel to the regions to conduct field evaluations of HEW programs related to their assignments. THE HEW FALLOWS PROGRAM WAS inaugurated in 1970, and is an on-going Gwendolyn Fryer Pilgrim Scholarship Awarded At MCG Miss Gwendolyn Fryer, a June 1971 graduate from Glenn Hills High, has been awarded a scholarship from Pilgrim Health and Life Insurance Company funds made available to the office for Minority Student Affairs at MCG. The funds made available by Pilgrim are for the recruitment and scholarship program and a permanent entity in DHEW approved by the Civil Service Commission. The program year is from September 31 to September 31. Applications for this year’s group must be received prior to August 15, 1971. Thirty semi-finalists will be selected nationally and ten finalists with their alternates will be selected by a national panel of James Farmer, Susie Yellowtail, John Gardner, Carl Rowan, and others. APPLICANTS SHOULD BE between 23-35 years old and have a minimum of a Bachelors degree or Equivalent. Salaries run from $12,000 to $20,000 dependent upon existing salary and experience. IF YOU ARE INTERESTED in becoming a HEW Fellow, please contact W.J. Walker, Jr., 724-7111 Ext. 8333. Southside Kormort IS9O Gordon Hwy. 738-7738 69 Fairlane $1799 68 Opel Wagon $799 67VWFastback $999 67 Buick GS $1699 66 Chevrolet $799 63 Rambler Wagon $399 65 Plymouth $699 Moay Moro Io Goooo From STARK-EMPIRE LAUNDRY & DRY CLEANING CO., INC. 733-3611 1264 DRUID PARK AVE. EALY'S TEXACO SERVICE Tires, Tubes, Batteries, Accessories, Brake Repair Road Service 2625 Deansbridge Rd. Ph. 798-9195 J PROTECTION BURGLAR AND HOLDUP ALARMS "LOWEST PRICES' NIGHTWATCH ALARM COMPANY 733-0939 FREE ESTIMATE SPENCE | “THE MOVING KING” 733-8055 Very Nice Flat Cleared Lot 100 x 180 In Martinez Off Washington Road A very Fine Home Site ONLY $2,000 CALL Bob McCarthy 738-2531 Knox Realty efforts of minority group students into the health profession. Miss Fryer who has already begun her work at the Medical College of Georgia’s School of Nursing is one of nine young ladies participating in an enrichment program this summer. j I JAMES "KING OF SOUL" BROWN | I | President of Ai I JAMES BROWN] I ENTERPRISES j | which includes i I | WRDW Radio, Ltd. of Augusta, ’ .the home of the RAW SOUL D. J.’s| I A 1480 a . | A on your dial A . j 24 Hours a Day - 5,000 Watts l WRD< » THE SOUL OF THE CITY THE PULSE OF THE GHETTO | THE SOUND Dr. Bennett Named Associate Dean Dr. George W. Burnett has been named associate dean for Basic Sciences at the Medical College of Georgia’s School of Dentistry succeeding Dr. Louis J. Boucher, who resigned in June to accept the position of Dean at the Farleigh-Dickenson University School of Dentistry in Teaneck, N. J. The appointment was announced Tuesday by MCG School of Dentistry Dean Judson C. Hickey, following approval of the Board of Regents of the University System of Georgia. Dr. Burnett received his DDS degree from Washington University in St. Louis and a PhD in Bacteriology and Biochemistry from the University of Rochester. A SAND BAR PLAZA 200 BLOCK OF SAND BAR FERRY ROAD THRIF TEE SUPER MARKET GROCERIES • MEATS - BEVERAGES |gR JOHNSON'S LAUNDERMAT NEWLY OPENED - ALL MODERN EQUIPMENT BLACKMON'S BARBER SHOP S' HAIRCUTS - HAIRSTYLES - BLOW-OUTS Jg|. AUGUSTA, GEORGIA native of Texas, Ire is well known in dental citcjes-for his many scientific publications, including co-authorship of the standard dental school textbook, Burnett and Scherp’s Oral Microbiology and Infectious Diseases, now in its third edition. He was a senior dental researcher with and director of the Army Institute of Dental Research. Dr. Burnett joined the MCG faculty in 1968 as professor of Oral biology and co-ordinator of Microbiology for the School of Dentistry. He has recently served as acting chariman of the Department of Microbiology of the School of Medicine, where he has also held a professorship since 1968.