Buffalo Criterion, 1967-07-08

              buffalo n v saturday july 8-14 1967 vol 41—no 13 it pays to do business with es tablished firms the criterion press offers photos engraving ads public relations job print ing and publishing — with one of the greatett depth of knowl edge about negro development in western new york — all in one s to p shopping — a fixture since 1923 the buffalo criterion western new york's institutional negro voice will never muddy - up the field it is fully equipped to do the job your ads and sub scriptions help to perpetuate buf falo's only necessary and legiti mate negro press this acurate mouthpiece has made many contributions to the growth of this community for more than 2-score years price 10 cents it pays to do business with established firms especially your very own ! ! ! " yes there is a big difference the buffalo criterion citizens urged to use end measles clinics in aug centers of service listed , for citizens . the buffalo chamber of 7 oommert-e announces thai m wui assist the fine county . feaid department m the tirntrktmm ol end measles weea womwra of the buffalo junior chamber of cam imsm have undertaken the measles imtmunlismian din it m a special project jay leas members will volunteer their lime to staff and pro . mtm attendance at tha ii saw •--!•. an---un.iatr.it clinics throughout the city any chid over ibe age of one who has not had meu_les or who has not been vacci nated against measles can main free itnmumi-mlon tie only restrictions are that th child dot not haw a fever of over i*l degrees on th day of the dink or . has receivad gamma globin la the law six weeks or oral pa ._» or mall pox vac 7mm within the mot four j _. weeks aha included , among at j mrtians is hr:''the child is allergic to egg or eg plant 1 products and is being treat ed flat cancer leukemia or 7 t fi some of the clinic loea jobs and _»-. arc aug .'. 1 n...0n high school aug i perry pro ject & ingmts aug 4 community center giensy ©***_ aug 5 watmiri ter house fit adams aug *, branch library e utica bml mm 1 woodlawn jr * wp school m . master at and aug i jfk cm '- tat oibtob and hickory si newsmen give comment among those who spoke aa mmm mim mmmm a marram at th sympos ium af clergy of all faiths sponsored by the dept at , hum relations was war c o'rlley columnist : far the criterion . th meeting mat held re cea-'jr m temple beth zion he printed m that be aaa praad to i've in the ghet ■ ta end these aba make their mmney la th ghrits i d a little ***** sharing a ! few broken windows ta get i hi acrvts is a cheap price »• pay to bring th race together j tdiwr frank e merrl weather of the criterion eernmeißed that oy «•»©. called ghetto is th vt-vult newsmen iroquois prepares to employ 25 youth ft plan to put 25 young people to work in paw on-the-job training jobs was advanced recently by iro quois brewery m response to a jt*a for-youth pro gram being pushed by buf falo mayor frank a sedita and the fiuffab area cham ber of commerce raymond zembrycki vice president of the brewery operated by iroquol indus tries inc announced the plan m a chamber of com merce meeting attended b representatives of 30 trade asaociat i ... the otcr by iroquois brew ery was one of ttwst fob op unity programs announc oprport unity programs anrnm j ed at a meeting at which a chamber spokesman relayed pleas for jobs to stem the possible recurrence of the disorders and violence tbwt rpiwd dufalo'i last side ij month a *_.*» asso ciation told the chamber ir att aw br ••-_«' i i real persons ! mr znmbryckl treated in his announcement to the chamber group that lro quo.s was willing to iram up to 25 youths in merchan dising work he explained that the seasonal nature of • the brewery operation coupled with the desire of ; president jerry j fox to • participate m this commu nity effort enabled th i brewery to take on this j j additional employment load at this time he said the oaid training program would he for an eight week period those who complete the program would be qualified he said to pursue careers in this field and he express-1 lad the hope that the brew ery mould be able to fins , permanent posts for some of the graduates aftet the conclusion of the ft-week of paid training • negro history promoted the pepsi-cola co in an effort to further the mmm of negro history featured its edu cational program of records and movie spon sored hy the education committee of the buf falo commission on human rights at the connecticut st armory some of the city's leading religious and educational leaders shown below were presented records of his tory by pepsi-cola as part of the program approximately 300 guests were served plenty of pepsi rev j h monroe left was chair man of the program 1 criterion photo talledegans meeting at vassar college some 200 or moie talla dedans their families and friends will be on campus at vavs.ir college pou(*h fceepsie n y tor tht eas tern region's lath annual conference july sjt - this mmmusti '■' iv i2ii year for the region c«n erences at vamtar ths two missing years were spent at hampton university hampton virginia and bard college anailal j v mrs josephine j holmes of buffalo president of the region and albert hinds of princeton n j program director announced that dr burll gallagher a past president of talladega and currently serving as presi dent of city college n v will be the speaker on sat afternoon july », at aula hall theme lor the conference will be one hundrid yes teryears which is in i'ne with the centennial cele bration of talladega in no vember iw7 through nov mm talladega college fa lo cated in talladega ala and is one of six colleges founded by the american missionary association wia the other college are fink university nash ville term founded in 186 tougalo college jackson mi founded in 18-9 dill aid university new or leans la founded in 1869 l-e moyne college memphis term founded in 1871 and housion-titlorton col lege austin tex founded in 1669 i tali.de founded in 1867 is deep lis its plans for their centennial celebration all alumni and other regions have been invited to attend a record turnout is expect ed dr herman h long president of talladega is expected to be present * for information contact mrs herbert holmes _*«_ hamlin rd at tt 2-.030 or 88«-_700 ext m dr weaver was speaker at youth confab dr robert c weaver a member of president johnson's cabinet beaded a distinguished last of speaker who addressed the churches it god in . christ interna tional youth congress held recently fa washington 0,0 dr weaver secretary of he u s department of housing and urban develop ment delivered a keynote speech to highlight the con venikm which attracted t»,t*rv delegates and visi tors a key address was aiso delivered by the rev chand ' ler international president of the cogic international youth congress alio snalw ; to over 5.m8 delegate aa j the convention theme christ is the only hope for permanent peace the list of distinguished speakers also included dr arenia c mallory president of saints junior college a youth page 2 miss talent of u s a contest idlewild mich aug 16-19 in the annual three-day pag eant miss talent of u.s.a will be held in idlewild mich igan aug 17th-19th this con test is sponsored by the idle , wild hamfcer ot commerce its purpose is that girls 36 20 years of age with talent can compete with girls from all over the united states for i a 500 scholarship award to i the college of her choice girls are awarded on talent poise and personality tßoy of this age will also win a talent award . there are cash awards for is and 2nd runner.-up and trophies miss roiaa wortham of de troit mich who was miss talent of u.s.a of 1965 i now attending th sothonne in paris france this year's contestant from buffalo is miss barbara di ane martin daughter of mr and mrs harold martin at 56 e utica st a versatile dancer miss martin is a graduate of fast high school and attended the mrs beverly school of danc ing in niagara falls n y she is employed at the buf falo evening news office enrollment in head start enrollment in pre - a aider ; garteo head start programs for next fall is now under [ way at five sponsor.ng agen j cies m the action areas ac cording to an announcement by dr grace w gates edit j services coordinator j tm me community action or i j saturation it n vi the local poverty cat-gran adm.awtered by cao head start provides nursery school education for wore than 700 disadvantaged three and four-four boy aad girls j th i'^hnnr anwwfraa and ; afternoon sessions will begin jin early september and will be conducted at 16 churches j and community houses un der the direction of five sep arate sponsoring agencies the program provides lan cao ttpamaa petceway is shown addressing a local naacp group an national rioting tr disturbance recently at faith baptist church in the k-w are any wilbur tram hmtt aaip president cv m williams aad bishop earl vmpsmtr-crkerima photo - i a gift to education below—the blue tuesday club of buffalo recently made of sizeable donation in the form of a check to dr george blackman i center founder of the buffalo negro scholar center founder of the buffalo negro scholar ship foundation for the benefit of the educa tional program representing the club at the , ceremony held at niblett's corner were left i luke brown of luke's lounge other blue tuesday members are masten-eaton lounge 133 club batcher's lounge the revilot i hamp's lounge mint julep little casino and ann's tavern criterion photo cao directors meeting by cleo g reid the cao board of directors i held its first summer meet ing on monday july 10 tne j newly-elected members were present it is my plan to inform the ! citizens of ellicott district a-j bout these meetings 1 think at this time it wculd i ire useful to discus the prot [ ect over this is a sum mer recreational educational \ enrichment program it is de j signed for youths and young adults between the ages of ft and 25 years now this is what it does a it has provisions for the employment of 584 youths and i young adults between the ages of 14 to 23 years b it has provision for rec ~, relational educational enrich-j , ment experience lor » mini mum of 80,000 young people r after going through a lot of j red tape day camp hat been provided for our youth the j : camp site will be at ctcngota . state park thanks to mrs j flj-nn who i understand made creat efforts to get this site for our children in the target area by july 17 the day camp will be in full op eration i tsnc <.'.'.} xa.-c.-a.tawa ... hi full swing with 47 playgrounds and shoshone park open daily with instructors and assist : ants many of our young peo ple have been employed for summer work in the play ' grounds j we have the cultural en richment program tbis pro ! gram will operate out of s*rv era centers art music day and art and r;..n veili ire offered to area child on mg _ - hour schedule — m^mt^^mrt lbucttinm i t»w last of our summer program over 300 youngsters will bo employed in this program dur ing the course of the summer these youths will get infor mation ou various caa pro grams related projects in cluding project seek and th manpower training program in addition to information .- democratic women’s club to give picnic plans are underway for a gala day in the sun pic nic sponsored by the cora p maloney democratic women's club sunday july 30 at the bis hill hunting and fishing club in aiden n y dance contests prizes play apparatus for the chil dren pits rifle range club house and fun galore is in store for you and your fam ily and friends in an atmos phere of crude enchantment i tickets may be purchase et the following club 133 | the buffalo ciitreion lukes i lounge hemp's lounge trw l health and food shop nib let's corner the challenger northland and chester union hall lackawanna bubble's spotted clipper barber shop herb bellamy and others come out and bring th family don't • forget your lunch meet us at the park ing lot at jefferson and e i'tica if you need trans portation buses will leave at 10 a m and 2 p m photo below - these lovely ladies caught by the photographer deliger.tly work ing are left to right on first row ruby olive co-chair man carrie menifee finan cial secretary and co-chair man of the ticket commit tee barbara sims press dent gloria mcgowan gen cr a i program chairman standing left ta right are mala bcbsoa co-chairman joan williams co-chairman and lucille miles co-ohaie chairman seek offers college to needy seek offers the chance of a lifetime free college ! education to qualified high school graduates of the in ner city but time is running out for eligible students who wish to enter the seek ! college program this fall m state university college buf falo the deadline for appli cations is aug ist if you are a high school graduate within the last 14 years now reside in a pov erty area have never been to college but feel that you have the potential and mo tivation for it write or cm the seek program stats university college buffalo b*2-4224 or drop in at any community service agent y in your area applications must be la by august ist ssek search for ed a lion elevation and know ledge is an equality of op se page *) see page _)