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The second 1983 award
winner was Sugar Ray
Leonard, former world
Boxing Council Champion,
named for his inspiration to
young people as an athlete
who promotes sportsman-
ship, brotherhood, educa-
tion, strong family ties and
functions as a highly posi-
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lyn Dodger baseball player, kets Smirnoff Vodka, Ingle-
chats here with winners of nook wines and A.I. Steak
the organization's annual Sauce, launched the multi-
"Robie Awards" for human- million dollar minority
itarianism and for industry, business development pro-
"Sugar" Ray Leonard, the gram a year ago. Since that
boxer turned businessman, time, the ten-point program
received the humanitarian- has been acclaimed as a
ism award as a "highly posi- success model for the food
tive role model" and Hicks and beverage industries.
B. Waldron executive vice The five program is
president of R.J.Reynolds channeling more than $180
industries received the Indus- million into the black
try award for his uniquely community by Heublein.
practical assistance to black The sum will, in
economic development . .. eoc
while chairman of Heublein, generate more than $360
Inc., which merged last Oc- million in.economicactivity
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Thirteen members of Iota
Lambda Chapter of Epsilon
Sigma Alpha met May 17 at
Oscar’s Restaurant in
Lewisville to celebrate the
chapter’s first Founder’s
Day.
The program consisted of
announcing the new offi-
cers for 1984-1985, cock-
tails, dinner, awards in-
stallation of new officers,
and a slide presentation.
Roni Hardiman received
the award of “ESA Mem-
ber of the Year.” Her name
was engraved on a plaque
which will change hands
next year with the nomi-
nation of a new “ESA
Member of the Year.” She
is the first to receive this
award.
The slide presentation
consisted of this chapter’s
activities for 1983-84. Acti-
vities included the golf
tournament, the annual
blood drive the first craft’s
auction; the first Monte
Carlo Night; pictures from
Halloween, Christmas,
Valentine’s Day, and family
pictures of each ESA mem-
ber. There were a lot of
laughs.
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The same spirit engen-
dered by Jackie Robinson as
he helped blacks enter the
major league baseball lives
on today. Thanks to the
efforts of the Jackie Robin-
son Foundation and other
caring groups, many blacks
will now find new oppor-
tunities available to those
who want to enter the
business world.
One of the 1983 recip-
ients of the “Robie Awards
for Humanitarianism and
Industry”—presented by the
Jackie Robinson Founda-
tion—is Hicks B. Waldron,
executive vice president of
R.J. Reynolds Industries,
Inc.
Waldron, chairman of
Heublein Inc., which
merged with R.J. Reynolds
Industries last October, was
selected because of his
“uniquely practical assis-
tance to black economic
development.” This assis-
tance has been accom-
plished primarily through
hiring and promotional
policies with Heublein, the
extensive use of black banks
and professional services as
well as the aggressive re-
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Blalock, Jack. The Colony Courier (The Colony, Tex.), Vol. 8, No. 44, Ed. 1 Thursday, June 14, 1984, newspaper, June 14, 1984; Little Elm, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1520136/m1/6/: accessed July 17, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting The Colony Public Library.