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Gregory’s “correction” formula *
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nutrients, including essential
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For more information, call
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■ For the vast majority of us
who simply need a good health
and nutrition center, there is
“Dick Gregory's International
Health Institute” in Nassau,
capital of the Bahamas. Yon can
lose weight, learn about good
nutrition, and enjoy a week or;
more in one of the most beau
tiful countries in the world.
Is Gregory doing all of this for
money? Or because he’s trying
to prove that capitalism works?
Gregory is Just Gregory. He
believes in people - and he wants
to help.
My first-hand experience
came about years ago in
DetreWas all obscure, struggling
journalist who could not put
together a $400 house noteouce a
month. Without my asking, the
famons Dick Gregory loaned iue
what seemed at the time to be all
the money in the world.
He Ms wife, Lillian,-on
another occasion sported a now
rich and famous New York
politician and myself to an aB»
expense paid trip to St. Thomas.
I finally repaid the loan, but my
gratitode is endless.
Dick Gregory is one of the rare
individuals of our times. His
interest in our physical and
spiritual being is deep seated ; he
was born with it In his heart.
.. ‘“Not what we give, but what
we share, for the gift, without the
giver is hare.
v“Who gives himself aad his
, alms feeds three: himself. Us
hangertag neighbor - aad me,’”
Mrs. Ralb Norman, my Garnet
High English teacher, weald
Little then did 1 knew that she
was describing Dick Gregory - a
hnmaae enterprise.
\pick Gregory has been
warning as aboat the drag
epidemic for alarnot SO years: he
has tsM as ever aa« ever agate
; weald pay la economic and
Human vusia.
Now, his most ardent critic
will agree that city, state, and
federal funds earmarked for
building roads and improving
our lives must be diverted to
stemming the tide of crack and a
plethora of illegal and designer
drugs. But Dick Gregory is not
offering more advice, he’s now in
the business of doing something
about it.
If you abuse drugs, illegal or
legal (over-the-copnter ’’pain
killers’; caffeine from coffee or
tea- nicotine from cigarettes; or
alcohol), your body suffers from
a severe depletion of essential
nutrients. Naively, many defend
smoking to keep their weight
down - not knowing that each
cigarette robs an already starv
ing body of 35 mgs. of vitamin C
; and other essential vitamins and
minerals. v
President Reagan has pro
posed mandatory urine loots |kr
federal employees tedetect drug
use. But the President*!^
■ primary problem is finding <1) a
proven cure and <2> the money.
“Dick Gregory's Safe Nutrition
Correction Connection" may he
the answer. Ironically, It my
also be the answer far those who
. want to avoid detection.
This food supplement, specifi
cally formulated for abusers of
nicotine, caffeine, drugs, and
alcohol, is now being tested In a
New York facility for heroin,
cocaine of crack abusers j In aa
Atlanta ^prison; and In New
Orleans at both a center for Skte
Row alcoholics and a facility for
middle-class cocaine, alcohol,
and polydrug addicts. . V’ &
Dr. James P. Carter, Chair
man of the Department of,.
Nutrition of the School of PnhHc
Health and Tropical Medicine at
Talane University, said that
each subject ht the study group
“will he supplemented twice a
day" with Dick Gregory’s
* '^darroctlon*’ formula. A con
trol group win aflse be followed
"These are very rare,
rare pieces that haven't
been feature in many
exhibits," said Dr.
Richards, a native of
Sierra Leone in West
Africa and a specialist in
African art, architecture
and textile design.
Textile arts are among the
oldest and moat wide-1
spread manifestations of
art in Africa.” ¥^4
The exhibit is being “ 'I
funded through a 15,000
matching grant from the
North Carolina Arts
Council, and additional
funds from Guilford Mills, M
Inc., the UNCG Home? *
Economics Foundation,
Vectrix Corpora
tion and the UNCG De
partment of Clothing and
Textiles Design Fund. .
The exhibit will nm
through September 28
Regular gallery hoar* are
Tuesday - Friday 10 a.m. to
5 p m. apd Saturday -
Sunday 2-0 p.m.
I US pOWcfTuI cXIuDll
brings to Greensboro the
richly colored Eateries st
The yens are handqSiM,
* - _ _ a._a a«» i_ _ _ .a
trom naxunu fUMn 100
dyed, usually as a
collective effort. £a1- ;
though considered con
temporary, Uw fabrics
19th century shew tradi
tional techniques and
p
I
i
designs. ;4ne ezmnt is
divided into four areas -
West. Central, East and
North Africa * because
Amon^hefisbcim to the
traditionally woven cTsOt
and cotton and incorporat
ing schematic representa
tions. Traditionally, ffas
clothe were reserved for
‘netr wives on religious and
paUHoC ceremonial
"The Africans use
fabrics to tell stories,"
Dr. Richards said. “Cloth
has become the medium
used to communicate
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