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' up Sill r ‘ 1 Tj? • ' 7^ CXa, • *. fefe V? * ' < mZ*** ifllliSL Bobby Chappell, sportscaster of Radio Station WKEU, presents the Most Valuable Player Trophy to Ronnie Pitts. Ronnie is expected to sign a foot* ball scholarship in the near future. m Wl \ v \ \ to m !/ ^ 4 » *"•' 'S' \ : : / I Olive - Green Rubberized RAIN SUIT with zipper front, remov* able hood, bib overall pants. Snaps on jacket cuffs and pants legs. Lightweight, but very durable. Regular $6.95 Special Slipper-type and 4 buckle Artic-type OVER SHOES Special Prices v BUCKLES HARDWARE CO. Phone 227*5503 Free Paved Parking Open All Day Wed. - Friday Nights 'til 8, Sat. 'til 6:30 f2i2 / ALL DAY WEDNESDAY Griffin. Georgia WONDERS Three Ways to Buy at Belk's — Cash — Charge — Lay-away! LADIES’ HATS • 21 Only • Assorted Colors • Reg. 2.99 to 8.99 50c Gadget Table • 50 Pieces • Reg. 1.00 ISO “State Pride” Haviland BEDSPREAD • Twin or Double • Good Selection of Colors ■ Shop With Confidence At Belk-Matthews—Your Satisfaction Guaranteed i Helen Kolousek Bowls 523 Series Helen Kolousek bowled a 523 series for a 174 average Monday night in the Ladies Bowling Lea gue. Peggy Cleghom had the high est single game, a 197. Annette Pitts bowled a 180 game and a 491 series. Cecile Sealy bowled a 178 game, Martha Goodrum had a 174 and Faye Crane rolled a 162. Reeves Cleaners took over fir st place by defeating Griffin Gar ment 4-0 while Dick’s Snack Shack wag winning 3-1 from Sp alding Amusement. Suburban LP Gas moved into a tie for second place by stop ping Holiday Inn 4-0. Dundee Mills beat Griffin Glass 3-1. LONG SKI RACE MORA, Sweden (UPI) —A record number of skiers, estimated at 6,857 representing 10 countries, will take part In the annual Vasaloppet race, the world’s longest cross-country ski competition, March 6. d m who Zb *'** 0 lM S GIFT WRAPPED VALENTINE I ‘in» AMERICA’S LARGEST SELLING BRAND SALAD SETS • 5 Pieces • Made by Mirro HAIRSPRAY • Caryl Richards • . Reg. 88c 2 - 1.00 Girls’ Dresses • Winter Styles • Reg. 2.99 to 7.99 • 25 Only 1.00 " .ill mm M: .j. ■ Its w v : m . ■ Ip wm. iii fe:V ' :S ' 5 1 m * ;i : :; 1 i Si I w H life 111 I : 'a'*) ] - Ik HI Two former rival coaches, Oliver Hunicutt (c) and ex-Coach Kimsey Stewart (1) meet at the TD Club banquet. Geechie Hollon, a former Spalding High great, listens as the coaches talk about some of their gridiron battles. Touchdown Club Honors The Griffin Touchdown Club honored the Griffin Eagles and coaches Monday night at a ban quet. Winners of several special tro phies were announced. Ronnie Pitts was chosen the Most Valuable Player by his teammates. Bill Perkins was selected the Best Lineman, Donnie Cobb was chosen the Best Back, Junior Taylor was named the Most Im proved Player, and Johnny Crawford was selected the Best Blocker. In addition to the special aw ards, all seniors were presented miniature footballs by the TD Club. Coach Charlie Bradshaw of the University of Kentucky was the featured speaker. He was intro duced by Coach Oliver Hunni cutt of LaGrange High. Among the special guests were Charlie Waller, an ex-Griffinite who is now backfield coach at Clemson University, and Tom Simonton, a Grifftnite who now coaches with Jim Cavan at R. E. Lee High in Thomaston. Dan Boyd was elected presi dent for 1966. He succeeds Gene Robbins. JACOBS GETS AWARD BALTIMORE (UPI) Jacobs, who has trained more than 3,500 winners since 1930, will receive a sterling silver stop watch in Louisville on May 4. He was named the recipient of the Outstanding Training Achievement Award for 1965 by the National Turf Association. Boys’ Velour Shirts • Blue and Red • Reg. 6.99 Men’s Sweaters • One Group • Broken Sizes • Reg. 7.99 to 14.95 Vi PRICE BABY CARRIERS • Heavy Molded Plastic • 6 Different Positions Bill Pridgen and Mack Garri son will serve as vice presidents and Jack Robbins was elected secretary-treasurer. A A i 3 % i A A A Is: m m i FIRST IN GRIFFIN P i interest on BANK savings certificates OFFERED FIRST BY FIRST NATIONAL BANK Griffin's Own First National Bank brings you Griffin's highest bank savings interest: 4 3-4% per year on 90 - day savings certificates. These certificates are available in amounts as low as $25.00, and in multiples of $25.00. They start earning from the first day purchased and pay off just 90 days later. Interest payments are mailed to you by check, or added back to your certificates for extra earnings. Your pre sent certificates automatically convert to the new 4 3-4% growth rate. All certificates are renewed auto matically at maturity unless you redeem them. Put Griffin's highest guaranteed bank savings interest to work for you. Buy 4 3-4% certificates and be first with Griffin's • • • • r irst National Bank MEMBER FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM AND F.D.I.C. AVAILABLE NOW The Touchdown Club present ed all Griffin High and Spalding Junior High coaches tokens of appreciation. i?i : i Illllll : ; A II ■ y- 1 . i m i mm Coach Ormand Anderson presents the Best Back Trophy to Donnie Cobb. Cobb was selected for the honor by his teammates. Bowling Leagues To Be Organized A Junior and Senior Bowling League will be organized this Saturday morning at 10 a.m. at the Griffin Lanes. Any boy or girl between 8 and 18 years old may join the league. Free instructions and bowling will be given the boys and girls as they are getting organized. This league is sanctioned by the American Junior Bowling Coi> East Griffin, Crescent Win East Griffin defeated Beavei brook 21-1 and Crescent toppe North Side 36-15 in the girls els mentary school basketball lea gue Monday. Beverly Gatlin scored 13 am Denise Stallins 6 for East Gril fin while Cindy Cantrell scorei the only point for Beaverbrook Nancy Black scored 16 and El eanor Walker 14 for Crescent Peggy Lynch scored 15 an< Martha Massengale 7 for Nortt Side. * K EVERYBODY’S GOING! s f m f To The 3rd Annual GUN SHOW February 19*20 Stuckey Building Most unusual assortment of forearms. GUN AUCTION Saturday - 7 P. M. DOOR PRIZES GRIFFIN GUNSMOKE CLUB gress. On Thursday night at 7:30 p.m. another adult bowling lea gue will be organized for men and women. Those who cannot make these meetings may call Ronnie Kelley or Mrs. Helen Kolousek at the Griffin Lanes. Want Ads Pay