13-TH 5 CAROUN A TIMES SATIllAY 12r1979
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The National Consor
tium for. Black Profes- !
stand Development, a
non-profit educational ;
services organization
V- Ated in Louisville, Ken
tucky, is convening its
fifth annual conference in
Norfolk, Virginia, May
14-17. Focusing on the
theme: "Emphasis on
Youth," this year's event
has two major com
ponents: (1) the organiza
tion's fourth Annual Na
tional Student Science and
Engineering Competition
and (2) a Science Sym
posium. The Competition was
first organized as an on
going project when
NCBPD officials, came to
the realization that
science-oriented Black
youth - were not par
ticipating in existing
science fairs and competi
tions at the local, state
andor regional and na
tional levels. This lack of
participation was due to a
variety of factors, but
there is no doubt that the
serious dearth of Black
scientists and engineers
who could serve as suc
cessful role models for
'science-gifted Black
youngsters was crucial.
.Another factor, many
LiGGflflrag
observers felt, was the
small number of Black
owned manufacturing and
engineering firms nation
wide which could
spearhead an increase in
the pool of Black scientists
and engineers by offering
employment in these
fields. The NCBPD's
Competition, therefore,
was organized to
dramatize involvement
with science and engineer
ing among Black
youngsters and, thus
hopefully to cause a
significant increase in the
overall pool of Black
scientists and engineers by
the year 2000.
In this year's Competi
tion, science projects will
be judged in seven (7)
categories, including:
Agricultural, Animal
and Nutrition Sciences
Applied Mathematics
and Computer Science
Behavioral Science
Biological, Life and
Marine Sciences
Engineering
Health Sciences
Physical, Earth, and
Atmospheric Sciences
In addition to cer
tificates, field trips,
various plaques and
trophies, and other prizes
of value, cash awards will
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milk and bananas. After the mixture is folded into thawed
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electric blender container, Cover and blend at medium
speed for 30 seconds or until smooth. Fold into whipped
topping. Spoon into crust. Freeze until firm, about 4
hours. Let stand at - room temperature 5 minutes (or
longer for softer texture) before cutting. Store any left
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be presented to the top
winners in each category
in the following amounts:
First Place $250
Second Place . 150
Third Place 75
This is the first year the
organization has spon
sored a Science Sym
posium, however. Over
the past several years, the
NCBPD has attempted to
bolster Black participation
in science and engineering
through the development
of academic-strengthening
programs at the local
levels Departing from this
tradition, this year's em
phasis is on seminars to
facilitate an exchange of
career information in
science and engineering.
In addition to the
regular students who will
be participating in the
Science Competition,
Norfolk-area elementary
and junior and senior high
students are invited to visit
the exhibits and to attend
the career development '
seminars. No admission
fees will be charged to
visitors. .... ? ;
Ms. Jean W. Hill, the
NSSC Coordinator, has
indicated that this year's
event is expected to attract
as many : as 10,000
youngsters from the Nor
folk vicinity and over 100
student exhibitors from
across the nation from as
far away as Chicago, San
Diego, New York, Albu
querque, Atlanta,
Mississippi, . and Loui
siana. In addition,
science-oriented exhibits
and seminars ' will be
presented by a wide varie
ty of colleges and univer
sities, federal agencies and
corporations.
Dr. Hanford D. Staf
ford is the Executive
Director of the National
Consortium and Jack
Venson, Manager of
Community Relations of
Gillette Company in
Boston, is the Chairman
of the Board of Directors.
Dr. Herbert Smitherman,
a chemist who heads a
research section of Proc '
tor & Gamble in Cincin
nati, will serve as' Chief
Judge.
This science compete f
(ion is open to all students
without regard to race,
religion or sex. y
MOIZE
Continued from page 7 .
In addition to his
parents, in attendance
were his grandfather, Dan
Johnson, Sr., his aunt,
Mrs. Barbara J. Smith
and her two daughters,)
Tara and Danielle Smith;
his great aunts, Ms. Dora
Johnson, Mrs. Iantha
Barnes, Mrs. Mozelle
Flintall,,Mrs. Elmira Flin
tall and many other
cousins and friends.
At intermission,
Danielle Smith presented
Billy with a gold Elgin
watch from his parents
and Tara Smith presented
him one long-stemmed
yellow rose.
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