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The Bed and Black. Thursday. May 3. 1979
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thursday only 10 am to 11 pm
25% off famous maker
coordinates
^ l 6 tO $ 43 orig. *22 to *58
Skirts, pants, blazers, vests and solid and
print blouses are yours in polyester-cotton
blends. Sizes 6 to 16, in pastels for spring.
D 165.
save on summer blouses
$10
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Select from a large group of polyester-
cotton blouses in solids and plaids. Cool
and comfortable in sizes 10 to 16, D. 80.
big savings on belted pants
$ 1 8 reg. *24
Perfect for all your spring parties, cotton-
polyester pants with striped elastic belt for
a coordinated look. Petite and average
lengths in sizes 8 to 18. D. 109.
great savings on T-tops
reg. *9
Smart polyester-cotton tops that are sure
to be the highlight of your summer
wardrobe. Sizes s-m-1, D. 187.
wrap-around skirt savings
$1 9
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Choose from a wide selection of versatile
back wrap styles in spring solids and
prints. Polyester-cotton for ease of care,
D. 184, 660.
young collectors blouses
$19
I Z orig. *28 to *33
Long and short sleeve crepe de chine
styles, in beautiful shades of spring. Prints
and solids in 6 to 14, D. 668.
famous maker designer jeans
$ 1 8 orig. *36
Save 50 percent on 18" and 16” styles of
navy and indigo. Made of 100 percent
cotton for ease of care and come in sizes 6
to 14 D. 661.
25 percent off maidenform bras. Big
selection of seamless, decolette, contour
and underwires. 32 to 38 a to d cups. Reg.
$6 to 11.50, 4.50 to 8.36
save 25 percent on nylon tricot sleepwear.
Entire stock of long gowns, in assorted
colors. P-s-m-l, D. 62. Reg $11 to *24,
sale 8.25 to *18
25 percent off lingerie coordinates.
Bra-letles, bikinis, camisoles and half-slips
in assorted colors. D. 155, reg. 3.75 to 8.50,
sale 2.81 to 6.38
Misses cotton knit t-shirts. Choose from tie
front or v-neck styles in a variety of
colors. D. 94. orig. $14, $6.
custom sized jeans 26 percent off. Assorted
fashion styles are yours in sizes sure to
flatter. D. 139, reg. $30, *22
women's T-shirts. The perfect way to top
your spring wardrobe in cotton knits and
pullover styles. Reg. $16, *13 each or 2 for *25
Misses Sportswear and Lingerie depts.,
davison's 2nd floor.
Shop Davison’s Thursday 10 am till 11 pm
Judge Joseph Gaines
says society’s values
changing completely
Hy MARLENE BRVAN
The law had to change as sociely changes, but society's
problems have to be given ' proper study and consideration"
before we jump at fast solutions to them through the law, said
Judge Joseph J Gaines Tuesday afternoon at the annual Law
Day program of the Athens Kiwanis Club.
Changes taking place today "are as complete as at the time
when man went from hunter and gatherer to a man of
agriculture and crafts," said the Western Judicial Circuit
Superior Court judge who was elected to a 4-year term early this
year, after serving out a 2-year appointment to the post.
Gaines discussed what he fell were shifting values in such
social institutions as the family, education and his own profession
and what the courts have done in response
"We re redefining what the family is," he said. And when that
family breaks up. new court decisions have changed the divorce
procedures, he added
"In 1973. Georgia added its thirteenth ground for divorce—no
fault, where a relationship is irretrievably broken," he said, and
a 1979 Alabama decision now allows "either party to recover
alimonv from the other "
Discipline in the schools has suffered due to changes in the
family, said Gaines "Schools have to assume some of the
burdens that the family used to take care of," he said.
Games said that the typical youthful offender he sees in court
is a "school dropout with a sense of failure " He praised a
rehabilitation program at a Georgia prison for youthful offenders
which is helping such dropouts master the basic school courses
Gaines blasted members of his own profession who wish to take
advantage of their "right to advertise" by virtue of a recent
Arizona court ruling
"I don't think advertising does the profession any good." said
Gaines “I consider law a calling "
Holding up a copy of an 1952 Southern newspaper. Gaines
offered it as evidence for his contention that advertising is
nothing new for the law profession. "Over 100 years ago we
permitted ads by lawyers and even dentists," he said. "But I
think it was wrong then and I still do."
He mentioned that California now permits any type of attorney
advertising "right up through renting a blimp "
Responding to a question concerning his feelings on capital
punishment. Gaines said he fell there are "some crimes so
horrendous that the punishment should fit the crime "
One result of capital punishment, he commented, is that the
man who is executed will never repeat his crime.
—TAX REVENUE—
from p.l
and the county about 34 percent.
If Athens does not receive its share of the money, whatever it
may be. there is a good chance that property taxes will have to
be levied once more Athens recently rolled back the property
tax to a one mill tax for landed indebtedness, expecting to make
up the lost funds with the sales tax money
The county must also take into consideration another Supreme
Court ruling which states that the county must roll back property
taxes not only in unincorporated Clarke County, but also for the
entire county
This would result in city residents receiving property tax
rollbacks from both the county and the city
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DEMONSTR A TION
Sunday, May 6 at 3:00 pm
at Intramural Field, sponsored by
Athens Model Rocketry Association.
Model Rocketry means
excitement!
Dozens of exciting kits to start
a model rocketry collection
, .runj-Ln at
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549-5660
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