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1 im - . «r< ' 4- :U WW ‘ i&fc & ;?k •'.a* 4s 5 ' m ’• -, m _...... ■■ -' . ; .A lpiSj ; , v f '4 “ '‘■'Omm « mm [I *4 < ■ 1. ' 4#' ^ . , ' - ■% M i ; ■- — #■ -.4 V. ■ :*■ » ^3. ■■■Sx .sK : NEEDIE-IN-A-HAYSTACK BUSINESS—A U. 8. 1st Air Cavalry helicopter flies over a forest Bear the Cambodian border hunting for a Viet Cong base camp, which is something like looking for a needle in a haystack, considering that canopy of trees. Bennett To Leave Dominican Post W. Tapley Bennett, Jr., native of Griffin, will be replaced as embassador to the Dominican Republic, the Chicago Daily I News service said. The News said that Bennett would leave within the next two months. His departure will mark a to tal changeover in embassy dip lomatic personnel in the Domini can Republic. The news dispatch from Santo Domingo said Bennett’s succes sor would not be named until af ter the June elections. Bennett personally called for the Marines to land in the Do minican Republic April 27 to » r “ ' ~ * * ¥ ■ | ■ | j. - ii; | '1 / ^ t mm . i m ! \ mm ...........J i m m (, : m pBpte . V - .g §m . * -4 ' i ; , a ' m v#iAv.v/.’S’.’.va'«v^Tfev’^Av^wivX’.’.v.-.v, i v W" /.-.v.v.v THEY'RE ALL WET—Ann-Margret and Tony Franciosa are covered from head to toe with clothes and water as they indulge in a double shower in this scene from the new comedy, “The Swinger.” h ■m: ■ ; '1 I wKmmm ’r* ■ m fe ■ M ? i li f 0' 111 : i I ^ m I 1 lllil i„S MM 1 Gewjia RumI pM/t t/itcd- 4 m 0 / Ctfe/ oj um t Drink glass of mffk, enjoy fresh vegetables, good a a eteak ... take a week-end at an Isolated lake cabin, etop for gasoline an a lonely stretch of road a • • When you do these things, chances are Georgia's rural elec trics are benefiting you and your family. Every day, In many ways, all Georgians share the benefits of plentiful, low-cost electric power—distributed to its members by a member-owned electric system— which means so much to our rural areas. Development of rural Georgia, impossible without electricity, means better living for a big segment of our population a e a and a stronger economy which benefits all Georgians • • • CENTRAL GEORGIA ELECTRIC MEMBERSHIP CORPORATION COMMUNITY OWNED a COMMUNITY AUNT Cxtiu e COMMUNITY BUILDER save American lives. He has been under fire from administra tion critics for his judgment at that time. Acting on Central Intelligence Agency reports, he judged that the Dominican revolt against the armed force that took place April 24 was being led by the communists. President Johnson repeatedly has reiterated his support fo Bennett but reportedly Washing ton feels that Bennett’s useful ness in the Dominican post has gone Bennett is the son of W. Tap Bennett, former Spalding Coun ty agent here for many years. Hospital The following patients were admitted to the Griffin • Spald ing Hospital Thursday: Mrs. Irma Holcomb, Mrs. Kit ty Chappell, Thomas Howard, K. C. Tant, Mrs. Barbara Tom lln, George Washington, Mrs. Dora Brooks, O. G. Chamblis, Sr., G. H. Pinson, Mrs. Dana Thomas, Harold Thomas, Mrs. Joyce Fierce, The following were dismissed: Shelia Williams, Mrs. Marga ret Brown, Mrs. Ruby Thomas, Harf y Thomas ’ Micke y Smoat, Mrs. Grace Gamer and baby, Mrs. Opal Williams and baby, Mrs. Priscilla Grant, Mrs. Doro t^y* Pritchard, Mrs. Emma R ene Graham, Harold Stuart, Mrs. Annie Williams, Mrs. Vir ginia Dingier, Robert Banks, J. W. Woodall, Merritt Cato, La mar Crumbley, Mrs. Dorothy Moss. CAP Program Sign Up Set The opening date for the slgn up of the recently announced Cropland Adjustment Program, commonly called CAP, will be gin Monday, Jan 17 at 1:00 p.m. at the 8palding County ASCS Of flee. Farmers with a feed grain base, or a cotton or wheat allot ment must offer at least all of one such base to qualify for an agreement. Requests will be considered on a first come, first served ba sis. Agreements may be for five to 10 years. Annual adjustment payments will be made for the acreage placed under agreement. In Sp alding County any eligible pro ducer or owner may file appli cation for one farm only. Bolton Raps Card Burners SANDERSVILLE, Ga. (UPI) — Atty. Gen. Arthur Bolton Thursday charged draft card burners "are mentally disturbed or mentally deficient” and add ed “wo must fight” in Viet Nam. "I have yet to see a draft card burner that has done a full day’s work,” Bolton told the Rotary Club. He added the question of right or wrong does not enter the U. S. Viet Nam position “It’s that we are there and now we must fight,” Bolton said. Stork Club LITTLE MISS THOMAS Mr. end Mrs. Gordon Jean Thomas of Park Hill apartments announce the birth of a daugh ter Jan. 14 at the Griffin-Spaid ing Hospital. Haisten Funeral Home AN IMPORTANT FEATURE OP OUB SERVICE Oar experienced attend ants provides « emfort for family and frlenda Griffin 227-3281 Lucky Register Tope Numbers for Thursday 4733, 7415, 6680 M»* be claimed 3 days Norvell To Leave Griffin Elks Club Carl Norvell, manager of the service at the Griffin Elks for many years, has resign effective Feb. 28. He will begin training early march as an innkeeper and present plan is that he will a new Holiday Inn in Cor sicana, Tex. In a letter to members of the Lodge this week in the club’s bulletin Mr. and Mrs. Norvell their appreciation to the Griffin lodge members and their families for the many courtesies extended me during my years at the Elks Club. Mr. Ridley Buried Today Funeral services for Mr. Wil liam Edward Ridley, Sr., were conducted this afternoon at 3 o'clock from McDonald Chapel with the Rev. Allen Huckaby and the Rev. Winston Harmon officiating. Burial was in the 'iilliamson Methodist Church cemetery. Friends may visit the family at the home of Mr. Ridley’s daughter, Mrs. Donald Jones on Piedmont road, Griffin. # PRIVATE WEST HAULING cash & carry AVAIUtlE AT B Mai W RATO • FREE BUILDING MATERIALS PARKING ^ 1303 NORTH EXPRESSWAY PHONE 227-0987 STORE HOURS: GRIFFIN, GA. SATISFACTION WEEKDAYS r.:\ • 7:30 Saturdays: to 5:30 Other Stores: Atlanta Lithonia Forest Park Red Oak Macon Albany GUARANTEED - - - - » 5:00 to 4:00 FLooff'me Interior Movable Louvered BASIC MARKET BUILDING REPORT MATERIALS W >■» mm far mw Mnf d.r.hi., W i w fcri. «»l«rf»H-__,, SHUTTERS ARE YOU PAYING MORE THIS WEEK? ANY WEEK 7 ‘6 s * 8f. . «faRfa« nr ‘.m wwi.,ifa. »-»!*”. OAl bi«*» m »u» «ti»oM.ft. 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Beaad W, 14k**, 100 100 40". lln. lia. 100 ft.... ft... lla. 2.20 3.50 2'*"x4'6" 3'0"x4'6" 3*0’*x4*6*' 4-lt* 4-lt., 12-1** an. an. an. i . . . 13.0S 13.93 13.30 3'0"x3'2" aaaoooaoa>HV 4 N Slnlnlaat COLORS $15.29 FLOOR ms ft. 1.70 WINDOW RIINDS • • ■ 0 *3“ 3 W*4'6*... ......suit Steal Rim Vinyl Aibastsa 9x9, gc. . Ar Sbas Mldg* 100 lia. ft. 1.65 2*3"x4 , 7„, pr. ...... S.SS Bathroom Cabinets OYPSUM 3'0’*x6’9*’, pr.........9.45 • Smartaat Una al low. Low Cost, Underwriter Approved Wxl'.r, 4i"x4'*S', 1000 1000 aq. ft. ft. 31.61 44.00 PANHINO WINDOW 2*6"*S'2", SCRIINS, on.......US ALUMINUM gricad sablnsta aa mar. i ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES aq. Knotty Pina 1x4, B, 10, 3 0"x 4'6". aa.........2.00 hat today I / HAR06OARD a Laxary enkinata. too, at Vh"*4'nt', 1000 Raard Fast 1SO.OO W'RI, AlUM. SCREEN nnkallavobly law grlcaal FOR ROMEX CABLE 1k*a4'a8', Tamp, ahaat 9.24 Knotty Cadar I xA, 6, 34"x100’, roll ...... . 9.31 Kinar Citiuts Va" Tamg. ahaat 3.90 1000 6aardFaat190.ee 32"x100’, rail e • e e e e 12.S0 ka *2» »16 4 » SWITCH BOX 20 * 314*310 BOX OUTLET 23° 4k" Psrforatad, Parfaratad, ahaat.. ahaat.. 4.24 3.69 Prafin. Laaan Plywd. ahai •f o o oooooooSalO ARTxlOO’, 36"x100*, rail roll • . e •••*■ e • o o 13.1’ 13.30 WATER ISYr. Wirraal, HEATERS (ft Tnrtli fm Service ELECTRIC WIRE NAILS—NAILS—NAILS! ‘wwao.'Lisr ASPHALT Low Initial and Application SHEATHING Cost SOLID METALLIC CABLE, 250-FT. ROLL • I 3 »* 39 M ir * 41 " • Added Protection Against Weather c —* Term* As Low At S5.0Q A Mo. 12/2 *ir* Undsrgresnd 14/2 CABLE 15.79 8d, 16d, 10d.4.55 20d 4.5Q 4d..... 6, 8,1 Od . 5.15 S.06 I6d.....4.18 |0d.....4.13 V Vh"x 4 "x 4 4 'x , * 9 8 * ° $4400-HO* SHOWER STIULL SAVINGS! P ^LIQUID wilt • Wittrgieb ALUMINUM • littritls * bialaltt Aluminum Screen Wire FIR FINISH a Haovy Gangs Sisal .40 I m Durable—Non Satin-amesth, virtually hast. Sdkad tnomsl Finish . COATING Rusting twR# eur upper-grads Fir finish ? a X] Insect Protection It atralght, flat, aalt taxtarad ;/ Curtain, Dlah, tad. jjjl /H \K S Infs • Nitit $ 2 tRi 49 Mistity Sirfim 34* 28* 100-FI. 30* Balia 31* ... Par • glaaaara 1**2" 1**4" ta anw l"x6* and I“x8* nail With Cancrntabnaa Inalnndaf steal-$42.(4' •• «u 59.25 $10.85511.55 512.55 Foot 3%e Otte lie 14o BATH FLOOR CERAMIC HUE TILE Haul BftiNaf Cooking a WHISKAWAY... MIAMIXAJcEY odan, vapor, root hood .tram, at smoko o pries . .. to wAh low If JlI ExteriorWindowBlinds Whit. pta . 2’8“x47". 2’S“x3’3". .......$4.20 .......8 5 .2 5 WESTERN SHELVING SOFTWOOO Wm 1 I Sparta Al Al cr H0.O4S $| 025 r..i. .......8e.e Sasad knata and taft tax. I late it M e tar* for aaey tawing 11 V ' WALL THE UNfaf Sawaft W 3'0"x6'9" aaokiota $9.45 mak* that* bandy lx 2 r- 1 Parlq.FI. 42* 38* Complete hood, splash, duet kit: $21.55 iad> mho tm tar unfa material. IS't an Idsol all-around linaal Fast _ SAVE-SAVE-SAVE! ROOF SHINGLES! Dress Up Tour Bath! • Closet Seats LODGEPOLE PINE STUDS QUALITY MJM • Haavy-duty 235# • 15-yoor i Vj ■and • Covert 100 Sq. Ft. • Plastic covarad far fnr constraction {rifa 2"rt" ttoft BATH SETS S'W latular StalDewa 11/14 Lk. Fait • Nothing Whit# to Color* Rust insert flat, stable walls. S|ura *6" v; *6« Per • • or trimmed, waxed aids and uft ttxtara Sava Ivras. alfo (rim, an lining., aw col avan wad cap. lia- L 1 FRICI1 COVERS VARY SOM 100 STORES SO. Fill DUE TO FREtSHT. ^ ’ j ONLY NOW * 2 " werk make will tkem ......... a pleasarw ta EL 58* CSC par S galvonlcod bay pipe. With ■r saving*, mom 0 hot- ROOF AND FOUNDATION COATING KH W'-Hollow Corc-Louaai i *25" Liquid Roof' and Asphalt Batamant. Steps Looks Manda In FLUSH DOORS BATH tVo,,rpr,of * Km:- 1*8* $3.55 2'6* $4.40 3-PIECE 73 LJ- IJ Flip a twitch and wash $ watt* quietly i 2'0" $3.80 2'8“ $4.70 BATH IVHli fqte. Lavatory Stool Tgb S l*alE" Clasit * 58 “ U sink. ~" ONLY 32 33 LLLk ■ t 2'4" $4.40 3‘0" $5.10 SHEETROCK! fa-* DISHWASHER SPECIAL! ffi BI-FOLD DOOR UNITS -A.— Ml Wa, U-jlMi iiHitt, fircilili GIVE MAXIMUM ACCCSSl ff bltriir with atilt Ini ctitlllltius, wag JMamiUs fall cycia. Ju.t (old bock th* panalt a 139.95 Th# Solid IVpoal aids and on J And a tk ar brands a* wyptam ONLY oilhar . v your WHOLE i r... Wan mtivaraolly. w hoard. Lawsat Par iJOQQ cast, w aq. a tad ft. □ 3 3MCOZ>3C SO.35 rar.ma. Z535T CieellMt muil than 50 for varieties for better any hornet. Horn* provide ... More the A clotst 2*0” *12 it span 4 * . . 8'0”*13‘* . complatalyl j ! p3B O umut ||/ $ 38 61 $4400 Ujjbf MA jMB9 ID century true colonial paneling, elegance $# el desper- 1Sth By-Pass DOOR UNITS BUILT-IN SAVINGS! ately Pul Westcraft attempted in 4'x8 # panalt. I0al2 tragi* in your JOINT 69 $ t w t—m fora* low •« e « P«r Bat. •cittitoittk * 137 ‘° track Tnaklt-fru! Fill} assm CEMENT • aitckifaiilihMi bled, ready ts set! 2 ^ 5 * 2 ** Mr fist *119 95 opiikifif 50 protoctiaa U LITTLE AS SIMS 3'0” 40- 6D Far M|. * Yiriitics PER MONTH ✓ 7 —j- * 20.01 $21.70 $20.07 Now You Can e e e WHY MOP THE FLOOR OUR INTERNATIONAL OWN Appliances! ^WINDOW Lifetlma Aluminum SCREENS CHARGE & CARRY AFTER EVERY SHOWER? Made World's Exclusively Largest for Wost Manufacturer C&C By The __Easily < hutal t ad. laag, hog-lrvo AT CHILD-SAFE Freezer V*. aarvfaa wbfc a* dacay, as pataUagl CASH & CARRY TUB Flexible ENCLOSURES plastic Oifl-A-Mstie $159.95 WASHER REFRIGERATORS from FREEZERS $142.95 _ m = Elies % v* *• * 2 n » PRICES! with aluminum heat-treated frame! . It Dryer 5125.95 from $179.59 Complete Hot & Cold Privacy Air Circulation With Both • • • 24 *25 10% MOS. TO DOWN *600 TO PURCHASES PAY Deluxe Fish, ONLY Plaint Blass-Swan, *11“ 511.95 n : V <t*4 As Paul 3$m*M little dniflny; $ As S1f.SC Per MU $0.00 20* Excellent LOUVER $0.0$ 2*4* Closet $10.10$10.2S$10.S3 2'4" DOORS Ventilation! 2'B" 34* SAVE 20-50% AT ON ALL BUILDING WEST C&C MATERIALS DEPOTS l Congressmen Will Attend England Meet WASHINGTON — Rep. John J. Flynt, Jr., of Griffin and Rep. Charles Weltner of Atlanta will attend an inter-parlimentary conference in England Jan. 28* 31. Seven other House members and seven senators will attend also. The conference will concern Viet Nam, Southeast Asia, the balance of payments, trade, aid and investment in developing coountries. BRIEF RESPITE ODESSA, Tex. (UPI) —Jose Sandoval, 21, left his mop in the Ector County jail and went home. Sandoval was serving time for a traffic violation. He returned three hours later and told jailers: “I Just wanted to visit my wife and family.” Sigman Awarded Trip To Florida American Motors announced today that Mr. and Mrs. Homer Sigman of Sigman Rambler Company were winners of a four day, all expense paid, vaca tion trip to Boca Raton, Fla., near Miami. The Sigmans will fly from the Atlanta Airport in January. Mr. Sigman was one of 13 Am erican Motors Dealer winners in the Southeastern United States. Sigman Rambler had a 51 per cent Increase in Rambler sales in the fourth quarter of 1965 over the like period of 1964. Manners ( f “A Individuals who break from routine need thick skin to shed jealous jests. Friday, Janaary 14, 1986 Griffin Deify News I 2 i If‘11 TRACTOR SALE CLOSE-OUT ON 1965 FORD LAWN & GARDEN TRACTORS. Available for immediate delivery. Large 10 bp tractor, complete with oversize fires and 36*' rotary mower assembled, serviced and ready to go to work. Big Discount * 749*5 Reg. $930.00 Yours For Only Pins Sales Tax OR $28.72 Monthly after nominal down payment. PARADY FORD TRACTOR CO. 650 North Expressway Phone 227-2011