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By Mark Platte OwnKtck Staff Writer Albert T. Scroggins, dean the USC College of Joumalisi was 'roasted' Tuesday Seawell's Restaurant. T1 master of ceremonies. Willia A. Emerson, USC professor journalism, said, "I knew 1 (Scroggins) was a good ol* bo but I didn't know he knc anything about education. T1 reason he's here tonight is th he's been dean longer than ai other person in the universit and hp was npvpr arniinH whi they came to firing." THE SECOND SPEAKE Howard Hellams, Harpe Hellams and Paige Inc., a vertising agency owner, said Scroggins, "I'm a little co fused as to why we're he heoause I've alwavs he< under the impression that tl Police quick ch WASHINGTON (AP) ? Bonni to return to work with the Di policewoman. She used to be a Davenport, 35, said Wednesd* doctors issued a fitness certific The next step is for police de whether to reinstate her. Polic< procedures involved said her r proved routinely. They cited an anti-discrimin Walter E. Washington in 1975 change operations. Pliircinionc nont innn/^ fhof i OlvlQUO CUU HUIIV^U uiai Davenport III ? should perforr recovers from her sex change s Trinidad, Colo. They also said she should cc seling for an indefinite period Davenport agreed. "After all [Carolina Women's Abortion Cou Free Prec Birth Control ( Our contact is c 2009 Hampton St p clip tl I ! I TWO ! BIT | SALE!!! I I i Buy a set of gui I! price and get a i for 25*. Any bra ! ad and bring it f I music store. Ofl ? | 732 Saluda A I Five Points clip"? Medians *1 i Journalist at ie purpose of a roast was to editor m honor someone important or Recor< of famous, and I don't know Dean he anybody less important or . him as ?y, more infamous than A1 had a iW ScrOfiCinS." shift r? he HeTlams also took a stab at at the Scroggins by saying Scroggins really ly . ;y, 7 knew ne(Scroggins) was gn but I didn't know he knew r, education.1 _Wj||i USC profess id- ? of had done for higher education - The m- what the Boston Strangler did Blair, re for door-to-door salesmen. of Cur 2n Robert M. Hitt III, the third public lie "roaster" and assistant city agency ?officer P ange artist I 1 e Nora Davenport has been certified fit H I istrict of Columbia police force as a 1 policeman. j j ly she was delighted to learn that city ate earlier this week. L j partment personnel officials to decide f ] r> air C r\ i1? n m fU a mama amm a1 c uuiLiaia iaitiiitai wiui uic auiuici - \ einstatement was expected to be ap- | j ation order issued by former Mayor | j covering employees who undergo sex y Davenport ? formerly Ormus W. B ^ n only light duty until she completely H ;urgery, performed two months ago in HH ? mtinue precautionary psychiatric coun- ng ^ , I'm only two months old as a female." 256-0128 i Clinic mseling & Service jnancy Testing Zounseling & Advice ibsolutely confidential . Columbia, S.C. 29204 hi& f nun nil- ? I I r"- I < | I ! I I I I itar strings at retail i \ second set just like it j I ind or style. Clip this 5 4-/i 'c f.umfifn all UU Vvwiuinuirt o lavuni/C | ! | er expires 2/10/79. I I | MUSIC CO 111 '11 s 799-6860 I I I his coupon- 1 I Boston Strangler' n dean roaste for The Columbia Scroggins had ghost-\ 1, said, "I appreciated such as, Making Frie Scroggins when I had Woody Hayes; Guide t ? a proiessor. You see, I Taste by Billy Cart* job on the graveyard Banking for Fun and Pi l The Columbia Record Bert Lance. time, and sleep was important to me." ? ? ? Harry E. Varney, deal ; o good ol' boy, College of General S , , jokingly told the audie ' anything about Was sick and tired of "crap" about Scroggin iam A. Emerson, say all I can about AlSci or of journalism Ar20 sec0T}% ! ?nothing," Varney said fourth speaker, Betty great thing about me partner of Barton-Blair here is that he ca eton Inc., a Columbia anything to me, che< relations-advertising salary or nothing. I ms , spoke of some books take his parking spot." 30%-60* DAMTfi A fiHOEfi OUTERWEAR V 400 SHIRTS . . (VALUES TO 1 l9fflB^SHBBflSBSBSn9 S??SMJ 1221 MAIN ST. (NEXT TO THE WAD Angela [ A remarkable ne On Sale February 2-8 uy Includes r ROUGH "SOUNDS DELICIOUS! ' ' '' -I-"- -'-, - - > ' ??'a^ Dutch Square Mall Columbia A Frank Harden, of State Telecasting, Co. Inc., was the dnext to speak. He concentrated on Scroggins' hometown, journalistic abilities and experiences in the Naw. vritten, THE FINAL SPEAKER was nds by Scroggins, who opened with the o Good comment, "Nobody's perfect." ;r and He continued by attacking all rofit by of the roasters with comments. To Hitt, "Tonight, your stories are lining most of the fbird cages in South Carolina." To Hellams, "He wins more nc*^ he awar(^s as an advertising man all the an(* Puts more c^ents into <4t.ii bankruptcy than any ad If * J " agency person I know." To his roggins frien(j George Smith, "ThP Scroggins said, "In more ; recent years George has been ,f into oil; he ran a Shell gas nkl ao station. iv pypn event was sponsored by r the Richland County Alumni Gub. Vo OFF I BLAZERS 1 ESTS TIES | $11.88 I 125.00) I jECCCD23?iOQ2K23335i 3tI~| Kj 10?m-Apm ! :J isnnrnnkhi-ixii t v: E HAMPTON) j'Tj TSS~^ ~l JOtlll... >w vocalist. : UNDE^^^^^^^^THE SKY TIMES/CHILDREN OF THE WORLD UNITE A Aoll Woodhill Moll